Andrew Dingjan, Director
AURIN
Better Infrastructure Planning and Decision Making - The Promise of Open Data
Airport Link – Brisbane
• Voluntary administration 2013
• Economic failure --incorrect predictions • Went into Receivership in 2013
Clem 7 – Brisbane (Clem Jones Tunnel)
• Opened in 2009 Bankrupt almost immediately
• $144 million in damages litigation
AURIN – Shining Light on the ‘Dark Arts’ - Forecasting Traffic - The poverty of Prediction - Improving planning processes using empirical data for large scale Complex icon Projects is key - Understanding and uncovering Localised phenomena is key to information veracity
Lane Cove Tunnel - Sydney
INFRASTRUCTURE DECISIONS – Getting Them Right More Often
Well intended And important Initiatives BUT Traffic & User Assumptions Frequently and Fundamentally Flawed
• AUST infrastructure crying out for a more rigourous, evidence-based approach – that the community understands! • Would we need platforms like AURIN if we were more highly data driven and got these large decisions right?
OPEN DATA HAS A ROLE IN IMPROVING INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT
• Right Size for Networks • Network Mix Optimisation • Demand forecasting & Mgt • Maintenance Optimisation • Congestion Pricing
Open Data Can Build a View Of The Urban Infrastructure And City System - As A System Of Systems
Data Aggregation Platforms Like AURIN integrate Multi-Layered Spatial Data to Map and Visualise: • Linkages between public health outcomes and urban planning policies • Value conflicts between land-use, economics, urban design and personal well-being • Linkages between Industry clustering, agglomeration policies, crime, transport and social disadvantage • Linkages between communications, health, physical infrastructure and public safety
Research Infrastructure to Facilitate ‘Smart Cities’ Research and Analysis
& Encourage Data Driven Decisions
WHO WE ARE:
While it was conceptualised, designed and led by Uni of Melb, it is: • A federally funded ‘national asset’ • Owned by us all • For collaboration with the many; and • Not the proprietary domain of any one organisation
WHAT WE DO: OUR DISTINCT ROLE
We provide Australia’s urban
research community with the largest
single on-line spatial data Infrastructure
We facilitate an evidence based
approach to development &
planning of Australia’s cities and
towns
We enable access to integrated data, spanning physical, social, economic &
ecological aspects of Australia’s cities
Large scale Mission directed Multidisciplinary
UNPARALLELED, SINGLE POINT OF ACCESS TO CURATED, GEO-SPATIAL OPEN DATA ON AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY
WHAT WE DO: INFORM URBAN RESEARCH PRIORITIES
1500+ Users (Research & Govt) 70+ Research Institutions engaged Inc. Universities, CSIRO, ANDS
90+
ENHANCING HEALTH & WELLBEING ACROSS AUSTRALIAN
COMMUNITIES
URBAN DESIGN &
AFFORDABLE
HOUSING
INFRASTRUCTURE
TO ENHANCE
URBAN & REGIONAL
PRODUCTIVITY
ACHIEVING
GREATER
EFFICIENCIES
IN ENERGY &
WATER CONSUMPTION
MODEL AND VISUALISE
SOCIAL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
INTERACTIONS
Datasets 2100 Academics, Scientists, Architects, Policy Planners, Industry leaders involved in AURIN governance
Converting Spatial Data Into Meaningful Information For The Purposes Of Intelligent Decision Making
Data is important, but smart tools create meaning
Fusing data and visualising results is most important
Helps turbocharge evidence-based decision processes
WHAT WE DO:
WiSER Economic Impact Tool
A HIGHLY DEVELOPED SUITE OF MODELLING AND ANALYTIC TOOLS
Australian Stocks & Flows Framework Employment
Clustering Tool
Vulnerability Analysis of Mortgage, Petrol & Inflation risks
NATSEM & HouseMod
Australian Bus Register data
UNSW – Urban Futures
National Health Services Directory
OUR DEVELOPMENT TRAJECTORY - GROWTH Where We’re Going
Where We Are
• Platform design
• Analytical tools
• Engaging research
collaborators and
institutions
Completing The Build
(EST’d 2011)
Integrating Data With Platform
&Users
Where We’ve Been
• Data acquisition
• Expand Research user population –Outreach
• Creating analytics engines
• Improving useability
• Exponential growth in Research, Policy and Industrial users
• Decision Support tool for complex social &
infrastructure planning
The way things are around here
The Tool Of Choice For Urban And Social
Science Data Access And Analysis
Thank You Andrew Dingjan Director, AURIN T +61 3 8344 5814 e [email protected] Web: www.aurin.org.au
WESTERN AUSTRALIA: • Univ of WA - precinct planning and mass transport systems • Curtin Univ – Planning Decision Support tools • WA Govt. Dept. of Planning • CRC-SI (WA) – Health geo-visualisation
QUEENSLAND • Univ of QLD - spatial data analytical tools & methods.
• QUT – Transport data hub, Accessibility tool
• Griffith Uni – Social and Economic Indicators
• QLD Govt/QCIF
ACT • NATSEM (Univ of Canberra) - micro-simulation of data
NEW SOUTH WALES • City Futures (UNSW) – Housing Data Hub • CofFEE (Newcastle Uni) – Functional Economic Regions • DATA HUB: AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY MONITORS (FAIRFAX)
VICTORIA • University of Melbourne – AURIN Lead Agent (ABP Faculty); • UoM Engineering – Information Engineering Group
• CSDILA - Land Use administration research • Vic Govt. Data Hub
SOUTH AUSTRALIA • PHIDU (Univ of Adelaide) – Health Data • Univ of Adelaide – I/O tables, regional accessibility index
NATIONAL • Aust Bureau of Statistics • Public Sector Mapping Agency • GeoScience Aust. – Nexis data
WHO WE ARE: A Federated Network of Data And Collaborative Research Hubs