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|name=Observing and visualising human behaviour in public space | |name=Observing and visualising human behaviour in public space | ||
|description=Collecting data on how people use space can give you a solid foundation to discuss how it should be designed. The free public live app helps you to collect the data you need when observing people. The second link leads you to a website where you can download an analog version with excel sheets. | |description=Collecting data on how people use space can give you a solid foundation to discuss how it should be designed. The free public live app helps you to collect the data you need when observing people. The second link leads you to a website where you can download an analog version with excel sheets. The picture is an example how you could visualise the collected data, done by urban design studio prostorož. | ||
|short-description=Collecting data on how people use space can give you a solid foundation to discuss how it should be designed. These apps can help you to collect your data. | |||
|hypothesis=Showing to decision makers how people actually use space can unlock institution Lock-Ins. | |hypothesis=Showing to decision makers how people actually use space can unlock institution Lock-Ins. | ||
|lock-in-layers=institutional | |lock-in-layers=institutional | ||
|lock-in-cluster=Personal and Social Beliefs, Perceived Experience & Evaluation | |lock-in-cluster=Personal and Social Beliefs, Perceived Experience & Evaluation | ||
|challenges=Slow bureaucratic processes, Lack of a vision for change | |||
|tool-maturity-level=TML5 | |tool-maturity-level=TML5 | ||
|link-information=https://u95.publiclifeapp.com/lite/login, https://github.com/gehl-institute/pldp | |link-information=https://u95.publiclifeapp.com/lite/login, https://github.com/gehl-institute/pldp | ||
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|spatial-context=street level | |spatial-context=street level | ||
|spatial-limitation=no | |spatial-limitation=no | ||
| | |visualisation=counting humans.png | ||
|visualisation= | |visualisation-author=prostorož | ||
|tool-type=Evidence | |tool-type=Evidence | ||
|toolbox-user-types=NGOs/ local interest groups, Local administration | |||
|language=english | |language=english | ||
|target-group=local/district administration, local politicians, NGOs / local interest groups, vulnerable groups | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:53, 29 September 2026
Description
Collecting data on how people use space can give you a solid foundation to discuss how it should be designed. The free public live app helps you to collect the data you need when observing people. The second link leads you to a website where you can download an analog version with excel sheets. The picture is an example how you could visualise the collected data, done by urban design studio prostorož.
Unlock-hypothesis
Showing to decision makers how people actually use space can unlock institution Lock-Ins.
Lock-in Layers
institutional
Lock-in Cluster
Personal and Social Beliefs, Perceived Experience & Evaluation
Challenges
Slow bureaucratic processes, Lack of a vision for change
Link for further information about the tool
Link to tool materials
Level of effort for application
very low
Skill level needed for application
very low
Suitable spatial context
street level
Spatial limitation
no
Visualisation
Tool type
Evidence
Toolbox user types
NGOs/ local interest groups, Local administration
Languages
english