Knowledge maps as aids to knowledge management in spatial planning |
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Authors: | Henk Ter Heide Michel Horrevoets |
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Institution: | 1. Professor Emeritus of Applied Spatial Research , Utrecht University;2. Head of the Social Research Department , Netherlands National Spatial Planning Agency;3. Machtelderf 13, NL‐2743 HD, Waddinxveen, Netherlands;4. Senior Research Officer, Institute of Policy Studies and Advice TNO |
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Abstract: | This paper presents four ‘knowledge maps’ or ‘schemes’ which can be used as aids to knowledge management in spatial planning. The schemes relate to the four dimensions of knowledge, i.e. content, sources, application and methods. The schemes are based upon theoretical considerations as well as on practical experience with knowledge management for planning projects, some examples of which are given. They are, furthermore, tested in various ways as to their usefulness. Their primary purpose is, in fact, to make aspects of knowledge management which in practice are often applied in an intuitive manner more explicit, and thus to enhance their reliability. |
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