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What is crowd-sourcing in urban planning?
Think about who contributes to data and how.
Name one tool used in crowd-sourced geo-informatics.
This tool helps visualize data.
What is the primary goal of crowd-sourced geo-informatics?
Think about the main focus of community contributions.
Participatory urban design includes citizen involvement. True or False?
Recall how citizen input shapes design.
Design a proposal for a crowd-sourced geo-informatics initiative in your local community, outlining how it would work and the expected outcomes.
Consider both technology and community aspects.
Evaluate a real-world example where citizen input was successfully integrated into urban planning. What were the outcomes?
Look for measurable impacts in the case study.
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