We thought about how data and technology could be used to address the challenges and opportunities that were presented through our user research, and used these to create a series of illustrative prototypes.
These prototypes help illustrate what change could look like. What ultimately is developed could look very different but they give an early opportunity to explore the future of planning.
In-line validation based off geospatial policy, location based data and trackable applications.
Empowered communities could have a greater understanding of what is happening in their area and how they can get involved to help shape their place.
Removing time-consuming admin work for planning of chasing documents and manually validating.
Using a shared platform, citizens, communities, investors and more could search for sites in order to then comment, make applications and more.
Taking advantage of a shared platform, real-time open data and powerful writing tools could enable planners to focus on planning when writing future Local Development Plans.
How geospatial data can be used to inform delivery of strategic and national outcomes
Last Updated: 19 Oct 2023