Location Intelligence

The Challenges• Austerity and budget cuts have reduced budgets by up to 60% in some councils

— more than any other part of the public sector.• Growing demands from an ageing population, the impact of immigration on

communities, and taking on responsibilities from central government and the NHS, such as public health.

• Devolution and new powers are creating new opportunities for integration across public service boundaries at a local level, reflecting local needs and population profiles.

• Changing expectations for services to be more joined-up, customer friendly and accessible, ‘always on’ and responsive to individual needs and preferences.

• Changing democracy means more people having a voice, being informed and having a real influence over local and national policy (e.g. recent referendums).

• Digital Transformation carries the potential to fundamentally change how services are designed and delivered, in partnerships and in shared service arrangements, with the user in control.

[Source Smart Places: Introduction, Socitm Insight, Jos Creese 2017]

What is location Intelligence?• What it isn’t:

• GIS

• What’s it about: • Enabling technology

• Internet of Things• Earth Observation Satellites • Social networks

• Data as an Asset• Location-enabled Predictive Analytics

Source: https://www.socitm.net/location-intelligence/enabling-technology

Outcomes: How to support Smart Places?• Integration of disparate datasets - location has a unique quality as an

integrator – everything happens somewhere.• Environmental (and many other) challenges don’t stop at your

boundary. • Social democracy - Social media is changing the way citizens engage

with local government, devolution is creating higher expectations.• Efficiency – better sharing of scarce resources

UK National Information Infrastructure (NII)

Case Studies

Fraud Reduction

Source: https://www.socitm.net/location-intelligence/the-business-case

Social Care - Accessibility

Source: https://www.blog.google/products/maps/better-world-wheels-google-maps/

Transport • Open Transport - World Bank Project• Data from Grab (SE Asia’s Ride share

competitor to Uber)• Manilla - 11million anonymised

measurements • Origin and destination of journeys as

well as route information

Use Cases:• Transport Planning• Streetworks• Pollution Monitoring

Source: http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/feature/2016/12/19/open-traffic-data-to-revolutionize-transport

Urban Planning

• Improved Visualisation• More Integrated

information• Leading to more evidence

based decisions • Better community

engagement

Source: https://www.socitm.net/location-intelligence/case-studies

Dynamic Parking Control

• Barcelona Case Study• Linking parking space

availability to road signs and traffic routing.

• Parking revenue has increased by £40 million since the scheme was introduced.

Source: https://www.socitm.net/location-intelligence/enabling-technology

Other Case Studies• Social Care Troubled Families

• Highways Asset ManagementDesktop Analysis from 3D models

• Environmental Health Predictive analysis

• Climate ChangeSolar energy potentialNoise Pollution

• Emergency ServicesDespatching respondersResilience - flooding

• Key RegistersTell us once

Conclusion

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