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E-grāmata: Geographic Information Management in Local Government

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To meet current challenges, local governments in the UK must coordinate the latest geographic information systems (GIS) technology with effective information management strategies, human and cultural issues, and organizational structures and processes. Gilfoyle, a former research fellow at the University of Manchester, and Thorpe, a consultant in geography and town planning, examine supporting technology, the data that fuels it, and the human factors that help or hinder successful GIS implementation. Nine case studies on the use of technology by local UK authorities are included. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Local government professionals engaged in a wide range of tasks need to understand the potential applications of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Local authorities are slowly gaining awareness of the benefits that GIS can bring. Geographic Information Management in Local Government presents a series of representative case studies taken from a variety of authorities in the UK. In each instance, the text examines what triggered the authority's initial decision to adopt GIS, explores the types of problems that it encountered and highlights a number of areas of best practice. It reviews the capabilities and limitations of existing techniques, considers the human factors that affect the adoption of GIS (including training needs), and explores the future of GIS in local government. It is critical for all those considering a new GIS or developing the future of GIS in local governments.
Part 1 - Introduction
Chapter 1 The Background to Geographic Information Management in Local Government
3(10)
1.1 Why a Book on Geographic Information Management (GIM) in Local Government?
3(1)
1.2 What Is Geographic Information (GI) and How Does It Relate to Spatial Data?
4(1)
1.3 What Are Geographic Information Systems (GIS)?
5(1)
1.4 What Are the Key Features of a Typical GIS?
6(2)
1.5 What Distinguishes GIM from GIS?
8(1)
1.6 Why Is GIM Important to Local Government in Britain?
9(1)
1.7 How Has the GIS Industry Responded to Local Governments' Needs?
10(1)
1.8 What Is the Impact of the Modernizing Government Agenda?
11(1)
1.9 How Is the Book Structured?
11(2)
Chapter 2 The Development of GIS in Local Government
13(18)
2.1 What Methods Were Used for Handling Spatial Data before GIS?
13(1)
2.2 Who Were the Early Pioneers of GIS?
14(4)
2.3 What Was the Chorley Report and What Was Its Impact?
18(1)
2.4 To What Extent Did the Chorley Report Lead to the Coordinated Development of GIM within Local Government?
19(3)
2.5 How Have GIS Spread through Local Government during the 1990's?
22(3)
2.6 What Progress Was Made Ten Years after the Chorley Report?
25(1)
2.7 How Has the Modernizing Government Agenda Affected GIS Development?
26(1)
2.8 What Lessons Can Be Learned from this Review of GIS Development?
27(4)
Part 2 - Key Elements of Geographic Information Management
Chapter 3 Organizational Content
31(14)
3.1 How Important Is the Organization to the Success of GIS?
31(1)
3.2 What Are the Government's Expectations of Local Authorities?
32(1)
3.3 What Are the Main Drivers for Change in Local Government?
33(1)
3.4 Who Are the Main Users of GIM in Local Authorities, and What Are Their Needs?
34(1)
3.5 What Are the Arguments for a Corporate Approach?
35(1)
3.6 Where Have GIS Been Used to Greatest Effect in Local Government?
36(2)
3.7 What Has Constrained GIS Potential in Local Government?
38(2)
3.8 What Lessons Can Be Learned Both from Local Government and Other Organizations?
40(1)
3.9 What Organizational Changes Are Likely to Result from GIS Development?
41(4)
Chapter 4 Spatial Data
45(18)
4.1 What Are the Main Characteristics of Spatial Data?
45(2)
4.2 What Are the Main Types and Sources of Spatial Data?
47(3)
4.3 What Is a Data Model and How Is Spatial Data Modeled?
50(3)
4.4 What Methods of Data Capture Are Available?
53(2)
4.5 What Types of Databases Are Used in GIM and Why Are They So Important?
55(1)
4.6 Why Is Data Quality Important and How Do We Achieve It?
56(1)
4.7 What Analyses Are Typically Carried Out on Spatial Data?
57(2)
4.8 How Do Models of Spatial Processes Help Decision Making?
59(1)
4.9 What Are the Main Forms of GIS Output?
60(3)
Chapter 5 Technology
63(12)
5.1 How Important Is Technology to GIS and GIM?
63(1)
5.2 Why Is It Important for Those Involved in GIM to Keep Up-to-Date with New Technology?
64(1)
5.3 How Does the Diffusion of New Technologies Take Place?
65(2)
5.4 What Are the Contents of a Local Authority's Technology Kit Bag?
67(1)
5.5 What Are the Main GIS Software Products Used by Local Authorities?
68(2)
5.6 What Are the Major Technology Trends Affecting GIM?
70(3)
5.7 How Do Those with an Interest in GIM Keep Up-to-Date with the New Technology?
73(2)
Chapter 6 Approaches to GIS Justification, Selection, and Implementation
75(14)
6.1 How Do You Get GIS "On the Starting Blocks"?
75(2)
6.2 Why Is It Important to Have a Strategy?
77(1)
6.3 How Do You Make the Business Case?
77(3)
6.4 What Factors Should Be Considered When Selecting a GIS for a Local Authority? Which Are the Most Important and Why?
80(2)
6.5 What Is the Role of the Cost-Benefit Analysis in the Implementation Process?
82(2)
6.6 What Are the Main Ingredients of Successful Implementation?
84(2)
6.7 Why Is a User-Centered Approach Required for Successful Implementation? What Are the Training Needs?
86(1)
6.8 How Important Are Continuous Monitoring and Review?
87(1)
6.9 What Problems Are Likely to Be Faced by Organizations Implementing GIS?
87(2)
Chapter 7 Coordinating Mechanisms
89(18)
7.1 What Are the Main Coordinating Mechanisms, and Why Are They Important to GIM Development?
89(2)
7.2 To What Extent Does the AGI Fulfill the Role of a National Center for GI as Envisaged by the Chorley Report?
91(1)
7.3 What Coordinating Role Has Central Government Had?
92(4)
7.4 What Is the IDeA, and What Is the Focus of Its Involvement in GIM?
96(1)
7.5 What Is the Particular Coordinating Significance of the NLPG, and What Is the Role of the NLIS and Other "N-Initiatives"?
97(2)
7.6 Why Was the OGC Established, and What Are Its Main Achievements?
99(1)
7.7 How Significant Are the European Initiatives to GIM Development in U.K. Local Authorities?
100(2)
7.8 What Coordination Takes Place among GI Users in Local Government?
102(5)
Part 3 - The Case Studies
Chapter 8 Introduction to the Case Studies
107(8)
8.1 What Is the Purpose of the Case Studies in this Book?
107(1)
8.2 How Have the Case Study Authorities Been Selected?
108(1)
8.3 What Styles and Applications of GIM Are Covered by the Case Studies?
108(3)
8.4 How Has the Information for Each Case Study Been Organized and Presented?
111(1)
8.5 How Can I Read and Use the Case Studies, Depending on My Background and Interests?
112(3)
Chapter 9 Case Study - Bristol City Council
115(14)
Bristol City Council at a Glance
115(2)
Key Facts
115(1)
What Makes Bristol City Council Distinctive?
115(1)
Key Stages in the Implementation of GIS
116(1)
Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS
116(1)
Problems that Threatened Success
116(1)
Practical Benefits from GIS
116(1)
9.1 Why Was Bristol City Council Chosen as a Case Study?
117(1)
9.2 The Background - What Has Bristol City Council Done?
117(6)
9.3 What Organization Has It Set Up?
123(1)
9.4 What Does Bristol City Council Plan to Do in the Future?
124(1)
9.5 What Were the Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS and GIM?
125(1)
9.6 What Were the Negative Factors that Threatened Success?
125(1)
9.7 What Have Been the Practical Benefits?
126(1)
9.8 What Are the Lessons for Others?
126(3)
Chapter 10 Case Study - Southampton City Council
129(10)
Southampton City Council at a Glance
129(2)
Key Facts
129(1)
What Makes Southampton City Council Distinctive?
129(1)
Key Stages in the Implementation of GIS
130(1)
Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS
130(1)
Problems that Threatened Success
130(1)
Practical Benefits from GIS
130(1)
10.1 Why Was Southampton City Council Chosen as a Case Study?
131(1)
10.2 The Background - What Has Southampton City Council Done?
131(4)
10.3 What Organization Has It Set Up?
135(1)
10.4 What Does Southampton City Council Plan to Do in the Future?
135(1)
10.5 What Were the Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS?
136(1)
10.6 What Were the Negative Factors that Threatened Success?
136(1)
10.7 What Have Been the Practical Benefits?
136(1)
10.8 What Are the Lessons for Others?
137(2)
Chapter 11 Case Study - Leeds City Council
139(10)
Leeds City Council at a Glance
139(2)
Key Facts
139(1)
What Makes Leeds City Council Distinctive?
139(1)
Key Stages in the Implementation of GIS
140(1)
Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS
140(1)
Problems that Threatened Success
140(1)
Practical Benefits from GIS
140(1)
11.1 Why Was Leeds City Council Chosen as a Case Study?
141(1)
11.2 The Background - What Has Leeds City Council Done?
142(2)
11.3 What Organization Has It Set Up?
144(1)
11.4 What Does Leeds City Council Plan to Do in the Future?
145(1)
11.5 What Were the Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS?
145(1)
11.6 What Were the Negative Factors that Threatened Success?
146(1)
11.7 What Have Been the Practical Benefits?
146(1)
11.8 What Are the Lessons for Others?
147(2)
Chapter 12 Case Study-Newcastle City Council
149(10)
Newcastle City Council at a Glance
149(2)
Key Facts
149(1)
What Makes Newcastle City Council Distinctive?
149(1)
Key Stages in the Implementation of GIS
150(1)
Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS
150(1)
Problems that Threatened Success
150(1)
Practical Benefits from GIS
151(1)
12.1 Why Was Newcastle City Council Chosen as a Case Study?
151(1)
12.2 The Background What Has Newcastle City Council Done?
151(4)
12.3 What Organization Has It Set Up?
155(1)
12.4 What Does Newcastle City Council Plan to Do in the Future?
156(1)
12.5 What Were the Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS?
156(1)
12.6 What Were the Negative Factors that Threatened Success?
157(1)
12.7 What Have Been the Practical Benefits?
157(1)
12.8 What Are the Lessons for Others?
158(1)
Chapter 13 Case Study - Aylesbury Vale District Council
159(8)
Aylesbury Vale District Council at a Glance
159(1)
Key Facts
159(1)
What Makes Aylesbury Vale District Council Distinctive?
159(1)
Key Stages in the Implementation of GIS
160(1)
Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS
160(1)
Problems that Threatened Success
160(1)
Practical Benefits from GIS
160(1)
13.1 Why Was Aylesbury Vale District Council Chosen as a Case Study?
160(1)
13.2 The Background - What Has Aylesbury Vale District Council Done?
161(1)
13.3 What Organization Has It Set Up?
162(1)
13.4 What Does Aylesbury Vale District Council Plan to Do in the Future?
163(1)
13.5 What Were the Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS?
163(1)
13.6 What Were the Negative Factors that Threatened Success?
164(1)
13.7 What Have Been the Practical Benefits?
164(1)
13.8 What Are the Lessons for Others?
165(2)
Chapter 14 Case Study - Shepway District Council
167(8)
Shepway District Council at a Glance
167(1)
Key Facts
167(1)
What Makes Shepway District Council Distinctive?
167(1)
Key Stages in the Implementation of GIS
168(1)
Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS
168(1)
Problems that Threatened Success
168(1)
Practical Benefits from GIS
168(1)
14.1 Why Was Shepway District Council Chosen as a Case Study?
168(1)
14.2 The Background - What Has Shepway District Council Done?
169(3)
14.3 What Organization Has It Set Up?
172(1)
14.4 What Does Shepway District Council Plan to Do in the Future?
172(1)
14.5 What Were the Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS?
173(1)
14.6 What Were the Negative Factors that Threatened Success?
173(1)
14.7 What Have Been the Practical Benefits?
173(1)
14.8 What Are the Lessons for Others?
174(1)
Chapter 15 Case Study - London Borough of Enfield
175(8)
London Borough of Enfield at a Glance
175(1)
Key Facts
175(1)
What Makes London Borough of Enfield Distinctive?
175(1)
Key Stages in the Implementation of GIS
176(1)
Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS
176(1)
Problems that Threatened Success
176(1)
Practical Benefits from GIS
176(1)
15.1 Why Was London Borough of Enfield Chosen as a Case Study?
176(1)
15.2 The Background - What Has London Borough of Enfield Done?
177(1)
15.3 What Organization Has It Set Up?
178(1)
15.4 What Does London Borough of Enfield Plan to Do in the Future?
179(1)
15.5 What Were the Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS?
180(1)
15.6 What Were the Negative Factors that Threatened Success?
180(1)
15.7 What Have Been the Practical Benefits?
181(1)
15.8 What Are the Lessons for Others?
181(2)
Chapter 16 Case Study - London Borough of Harrow
183(8)
London Borough of Harrow at a Glance
183(1)
Key Facts
183(1)
What Makes London Borough of Harrow Distinctive?
183(1)
Key Stages in the Implementation of GIS
184(1)
Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS
184(1)
Problems that Threatened Success
184(1)
Practical Benefits from GIS
184(1)
16.1 Why Was London Borough of Harrow Chosen as a Case Study?
184(1)
16.2 The Background - What Has London Borough of Harrow Done?
185(1)
16.3 What Organization Has It Set Up?
186(1)
16.4 What Does London Borough of Harrow Plan to Do in the Future?
187(1)
16.5 What Were the Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS?
188(1)
16.6 What Were the Negative Factors that Threatened Success?
188(1)
16.7 What Have Been the Practical Benefits?
189(1)
16.8 What Are the Lessons for Others?
189(2)
Chapter 17 Case Study - Powys County Council
191(12)
Powys County Council at a Glance
191(2)
Key Facts
191(1)
What Makes Powys County Council Distinctive?
191(1)
Key Stages in the Implementation of GIS
192(1)
Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS
192(1)
Problems that Threatened Success
192(1)
Practical Benefits from GIS
192(1)
17.1 Why Was Powys County Council Chosen as a Case Study?
193(1)
17.2 The Background - What Has Powys County Council Done?
193(3)
17.3 What Organization Has It Set Up?
196(1)
17.4 What Does Powys County Council Plan to Do in the Future?
196(1)
17.5 What Were the Positive Drivers and Success Factors for GIS?
197(1)
17.6 What Were the Negative Factors that Threatened Success?
198(1)
17.7 What Have Been the Practical Benefits?
198(1)
17.8 What Are the Lessons for Others?
199(4)
Part 4 - Looking to the Future
Chapter 18 Future Prospects and Challenges
203(14)
18.1 What Are the Future Prospects for GIM in Local Government?
203(2)
18.2 Where Is the Computer Revolution Taking Us?
205(1)
18.3 What Is the Likely Impact of the Convergence of Computing and Communications?
206(2)
18.4 What New Technological Developments Will Have Most Impact on Local Government?
208(2)
18.5 What Will Hold Back the Take-Up of These New Technologies?
210(3)
18.6 How Are Local Authorities Meeting E-Government Targets?
213(1)
18.7 So What Are the Challenges for GIM in Local Government in the Future?
213(4)
Appendix 1 Questionnaire to Case Study of Local Authorities 217(6)
Appendix 2 Useful Websites 223(2)
References 225(6)
Glossary 231(4)
Index 235


Gilfoyle, Ian; Thorpe, Peter