Program 3: Engaged Communities
This project will research opportunites to develop a mapping-based database to store and link all information needed to operate the Living Laboratory concept, and to act as a hub for storing and processing data from other CRC projects.
The extension project RP3003e1, mapped the data landscape and resources of the CRC as a whole and created a pathway for high-value data betwee the CRC, CityData (at the City Futures Research Centre at UNSW) and AURIN (Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network).
Program
Project leader
Prof Bill Randolph
Project status
Complete
Project period
05/2013 to 11/2013
- Publications
- Posters
- Partners
CRCLCL Project Reports
RP3003e1: Report: Mapping the CRCLCL Data Landscape - Final Report
In this report the data assets created from research projects undertaken by the Cooperative Research Centre for Low Carbon Living were reviewed by City Futures Research Centre.
Mapping the CRCLCL Data Landscape - Final Report (1040628 PDF)
RP3003: Final Report: A low carbon living spatial data hub: Establishing the case for the development of an integrated spatial data server and analysis capacity for the CRCLCL
This scoping project sits across two of the three program areas of the CRC for Low Carbon Living (CRCLCL). It aims to assess the scope for developing an integrated building level and cadastrally organised relational database and analysis capacity to link the full range of geo-coded data which will be necessary to operationalize the Living Laboratory concept as well as the broader objectives of the CRC LCL. It also reviews the requirements generated by the need to undertake a range of survey and spatial modelling activities at a range of spatial scales to both support specific research projects as well as to form a significant research tool in its own right.
taeihagh and randolph a low carbon living spatial data hub final 2 march 2014 (2942861 PDF)
CRCLCL Project Posters
Research Snapshot Poster - RP3003
Research Snapshot A3 size poster from Participants Annual Forum 2014
Research Snapshot Poster - RP3003 (1403594 PDF)