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Salut les geeks du logiciel libre, un outil de planning en ligne à conseiller ?
Il me faut un visu sur 1 mois + 1 planning détaillé heure par heure sur 4 jours.
Du style de ce que tu fais quand tu assures le planning de ton collectif avant, pendant et après Aurillac, bénévoles compris, si comme moi ça te parle.
#planning #logiciellibre #orga

The Concept Of Indigenous GIS
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Reading a paper (alturl.com/8wte5), they used the specific term ‘Indigenous GIS’ – and I found this intriguing!
As I read it, spatial data collection and analysis was done with a focus on how a tribe or social group might ‘see’ the data, including spatiotemporal....
I look forward to finding out more about what others are working on! – so PLEASE feel free to share any examples that you might have…
#GIS #spatial #mapping #indigenous #IndigineousGIS #FirstNation #perspective #cultural #social #naturalresources #archaeology #publicsafety #socialservices #planning #design #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #mapping #cartography #usecase #practical #pragamatic #resultsdriven #focused##

If problems in planning are the reason that houses are not being built, then the Govt's move to reform planning rules should contribute to ameliorating England's housing crisis...

But if the real problem is a market controlled by big developers, keen to keep prices high (by building new stock slowly), then it will have no major impact.

But in reality, these will be mostly the 'wrong' houses - the real issue continues to be the lack of social housing being built!

My colleagues at TU Delft are seeking to hire a postdoc to work on Applied Planning and Scheduling under Uncertainty, with applications in modelling supply chain scenarios for offshore wind farm installation: careers.tudelft.nl/job/Delft-P

careers.tudelft.nlPostdoc in Applied Planning and Scheduling under UncertaintyPostdoc in Applied Planning and Scheduling under Uncertainty
Throughout 2024, The Victorian Government embarked on the most extensive community-led consultation ever undertaken for a strategic plan in Victoria. They had more than 850 hours of conversation with industry stakeholders, communities and councils. Four themes guided community conversations:
• affordable housing and choice
• equity and jobs
• thriving and liveable suburbs and towns
• sustainable environments and climate action
https://www.planning.vic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0033/739473/250227-Final-Digital-Plan-for-Victoria-V.01.pdf
#Urbanism #ClimateChange #Planning #Australia #Melbourne #Victoria
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@LovesTha At state government level, I think it makes sense for transport, infrastructure, and planning to be handled by one agency.

That means a single department or agency, reporting into a single minister.

So Imagine there's a new urban renewal project or a new masterplanned community.

There'd one agency responsible for planning streets, density, land use, new railways, bus routes, roads, etc.

And in concert with other departments, it would also manage the location of other critical infrastructure, including schools, hospitals, and parks.

There'd be a single long-term metro-wide or city-wide transport, urban development, and infrastructure plan.

Like in South Australia, there'd be a single statewide planning application portal. Look up any property, and you'll find any outstanding applications nearby.

Like NSW, there'd be an independent building commissioner. Thst office would be involved in the approvals process, and then be responsible for ensuring structures are built to plan.

And development applications would be made through thst department, rather than through local councils. Local councils and public consultation would be an input to that process.

#Planning query. Does anyone know what the #PermittedDevelopmentRules are for putting solar panels on a smallholding? I found this which says 12 square meters on the ground in the curtilage of an agricultural building but that is not very much (hoping to put in 12 panels) we could put some on the ground & on the roof of the stable but they’ll have to add up to 12msq. The fees even to ask a question of the council are eye watering for non-domestic use. Please #boost gov.scot/publications/circular

www.gov.scotPlanning circular 2/2024: non-domestic permitted development rightsScottish Government guidance on non-domestic permitted development rights (PDR). It explains what works people can carry out without an application for planning permission.