Geodesign for Collaborative Infrastructure Management

Infrastructure management is a data-driven activity that involves multiple stakeholders. The long list of upcoming renovations and maintenance projects requires prioritizing and collaboration with many external parties to enable smart decisions. An abundance of technical and spatial information is available to support these decisions. Organized in cooperation between the Ministry of Transport and Waterways (Rijkswaterstaat) and the Spatial Information Laboratory of the Vrije Universiteit of Amsterdam, the session will present a number of practical examples that demonstrate the use of geodesign tools in collaborative infrastructure management.

Speakers

Moderator & Lead Speaker Tessa Eikelboom

Application Manager and Advisor Géodesign
Rijkswaterstaat
The Netherlands

Abstract: Exploring the power of visual geo innovations for smart infrastructure management
Jaap Bakker

Coordinating Specialist Advisor on Asset Management and Data Integration
Rijkswaterstaat
The Netherlands

Abstract: 3D Linked Data
Rob Strijker

Senior Programmer
Rijkswaterstaat
The Netherlands

Abstract: Using Geodesign to Facilitate Cooperation between Authorities Responsible for Infrastructure Management in the Province of Gelderland
Gustavo Arciniegas

Director
Geo-Col GIS and Collaborative Planning
The Netherlands

Abstract: Integrating geodesign workshops into a Peri-Urban Living Lab for improving waste and resource management in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area
Sarah Gottwald

Institute for Environmental Planning
Leibniz University Hannover
Germany

Abstract: Geodesign as a bridge between citizen values and expert knowledge in planning of sustainable river landscapes
Ronald van Lanen

Senior Advisor, Smart Information Solution
Royal HaskoningDHV
The Netherlands

Abstract: How geo-bim can help infrastructure assets to become important in realising global sustainability goals such as bio-based economy
Karolina Euler-van Hulst

Consultant, Sustainability
Royal HaskoningDHV
The Netherlands

Abstract: How geo-bim can help infrastructure assets to become important in realising global sustainability goals such as bio-based economy