2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-12784-2_15
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Visual Decision Support for Policy Making: Advancing Policy Analysis with Visualization

Abstract: Today’s politicians are confronted with new information technologies to\ud tackle complex decision-making problems. In order to make sustainable decisions,\ud a profound analysis of societal problems and possible solutions (policy options)\ud needs to be performed. In this policy-analysis process, different stakeholders are\ud involved. Besides internal direct advisors of the policy makers (policy analysts),\ud external experts from different scientific disciplines can support evidence-based decision making. D… Show more

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“…The technical implementation presented here is based on a concept described in another one of our previous papers [Ruppert et al 2014 (to be published)] where we introduce a novel way to combine techniques from the application fields of information visualisation and visual analysis with the conceptual methods of policy modelling to bridge knowledge gaps between stakeholders in the policy making process. Our approach is based on the assumption that presenting information in a visual way helps communicate policy decisions and complex policy models to all stakeholders.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The technical implementation presented here is based on a concept described in another one of our previous papers [Ruppert et al 2014 (to be published)] where we introduce a novel way to combine techniques from the application fields of information visualisation and visual analysis with the conceptual methods of policy modelling to bridge knowledge gaps between stakeholders in the policy making process. Our approach is based on the assumption that presenting information in a visual way helps communicate policy decisions and complex policy models to all stakeholders.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Smarticipate takes on board these findings and goes beyond visualisation of planning proposals by including interactive feedback mechanisms in 2D and 3D visual models. Similarly, Ruppert et al [17] provide an overview of visual decision-making support for policy making by demonstrating one of the urbanAPI project [2] case studies on eParticipation in urban planning. They conclude that visual technologies are useful for communication and support a dialogue from experts to citizens.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ruppert et al (2015) presented a novel approach to tackle the challenges of the policy paradox by information visualization technologies of the policy analysis field. They used visual decision support systems as the means to bridge gaps in policy analysis.…”
Section: Fig 1 the Circular Flow Of Global Warmingmentioning
confidence: 99%