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Capturing, Mapping and Integrating Argumentation as Project Memory in Participatory Urban Planning DEMO-net Workshop on Argumentation Support Systems for eParticipation Fraunhofer FOKUS-Berlin, March 5, 2007 Anna De Liddo and Simon Buckingham Shum DAU - Dipartimento di Architettura e Urbanistica, Politecnico di Bari, Italy / KMI - Knowledge Media Institute, Open University, Milton Keynes, UK /

Government and institutions Planners and technical exerts Community The challenge is to trace the intense process of information and knowledge exchange and production through deliberation and reflection PP is a collaborative governance practice involving institutional and non- institutional stakeholders in a collaborative process of deliberation in order to: build multiple views of problems and resources achieve better informed and shared decisions …loss of democratic sharing of information and building knowledge about the project between stakeholders; weakening of transparency and accountability of the PPP itself. : key actors

Support Participatory Planning Processes in order to improve: management and transferability of complex, evolving and eclectic information and knowledge produced during participatory processes transparency, evidence and accessibility of the rationale behind decisions, explaining and showing the transition from consultation contents to decisions overall aims

We are investigating the development of a memory system that aims at supporting: 1) transparency and accountability of planning decisions trying to link:  consultation results  technical choices and  political decisions 2) democratic sharing of information and building novel knowledge about the project: trying to represent in an integrated environment the information produced and knowledge generated throughout the Participatory Process; capturing traces and contextualizing them to the evolution of the Planning Project Research hypotheses: the memory system

Memory System Definition of Rules and Schedule Transparency and Accountability Improvement Sharing, producing, managing Knowledge Technical feasibility and Planning Alternatives def. Publicity: Informing, Involving new key actors Contributing with local knowledges about needs and resources Government and institutions Planners and technical exerts Community

How? mediating and capturing deliberation in order to: promote more reflective interaction by making tangible the connections between planning options, arguments and other issue/documents; build common awareness and understanding, not only of the planning issues at stake, but also of the diversity of viewpoints and counterarguments in play; maintain coherence between the past and the future, by helping stakeholders to navigate the history of the project in helpful ways.

Open environment in which dialogues, narratives, conversational models, flux of thoughts can be represented and stored by different mediums: Compendium is a visual hypermedia and sensemaking tool. It enables the rapid construction of multimedia group memory environments (many case studies). Used to build a PPP memory so as to capture, index, and visualize the connections between information, issues, options and arguments generated throughout the project The Memory Environment : COMPENDIUM Images Graphs Symbols Texts Diagrams Indexes

A Participatory Planning Process carried out by Engineers Without Frontiers (I.S.F.) (association for social promotion of cooperation and development) within the community of San Pietro Piturno (Southern Italy) Case Study

Step 1: A post-hoc analysis of videos collected during community consultations in order to assess Compendium’s expressive capabilities and elicit ISF reactions Two recorded face-to-face meetings have been mapped into the prototype memory system, to explore the structures, visual language, tagging schemes and views that can be provided San Pietro Piturno memory support system: SPPmem "SPP Mem" is a Memory support system designed for the Regneration Programme of urban suburbs in San Pietro Piturno (SPP) in southern Italy The system has been designed in order to help ISF and the Planning Project team in charge of the project to capture, map and visualize not only information about the Programme but also about the issues, options and arguments generated and raised throughout the Consultation process

San Pietro Piturno memory support system: SPPmem

Each element in the system (e.g. people, buildings, issues, options, arguments, documents) is represented as a node of the hypermedia database, indexed by views defined by 4 different dimensions:  social: which person/stakeholder group contributed the element, and their role  conceptual: what discussion(s), about what topics, the element arose  geographical: the area or physical object (e.g. building) to which the argument pertains  temporal: when an element occurred along the planning process San Pietro Piturno memory support system: SPPmem

Social Dimension (Photos of the stakeholders are associated to both the general info about them and the whole list of personal statements they raised all along the consultation process)

Conceptual Dimension (Argumentative contents are organized by discussions, and then represented with IBIS model)

Geographical dimension : the area or physical object (e.g. building) to which the argument pertains hyperlink

Temporal dimension : when an element occurred in planning process hyperlink

Temporal dimension : when a decision or agreement in the planning process hyperlink

Memory System In this case study we have tested the system as a Project Memory aid : 1.to represent and reconstruct the group memory of consultation meetings 2.to allow the planning team to navigate and reuse the contents of those meetings Preliminary results and future agenda

Memory System In a second case study : We plan to open the use of the memory system to a wider community on the WWW, allowing automatic or semi-automatic posting of statement and arguments to the Compendium maps. Challenge: To support these and other activities, to build confidence with the memory system, firstly as an internal knowledge management tool, and then moving to the point where it may be introduced to the community

Integration of the system with an on line argumentation support tool (CoPe_it)

Cope_itCompendium Batch mode (XML) MySQL Dynamic way Cope_it server C P KM Cope_itCompendium C P Manual, human assisted way Automatic way

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