PARKLIFE AUS UPDATE

This was recently updated in collaboration with Parks and Leisure Australia WA for the Guidelines for Community Infrastructure mapping portal. Paula has previously led the mapping and collation the Perth-wide public open space database, which led to the development of the Public Open Space tool, making this data publicly available. Her work studies the impact of the built environment and urban design on the health and well-being of its inhabitants, with the goal of creating intelligent, community-informed urban design for future cities. Paula is Co-Director of the Australian Urban Design Research Centre (AUDRC) within the School of Design at the University of Western Australia. This will allow users to explore the datasets view computed indicators query and interrogate the data to answer your own questions and download data.ĪUDRC Co-director, The University of Western Australia The development of the new 'Parks and Community Facilities Australia' (PACFA) mapping portal to visualise and interact with the new national parks and green space dataset.The development of the national Park Life Survey (going live in February!) to capture community use and values of parks several health outcomes.The development and application of a nationally harmonised functional and hierarchical (size) classification framework for parks and green open spaces based on a review of n=142 local government public open space strategies.The development of a unique nationally standardised spatial layer of parks and green open spaces for the eight Australian capital cities.

PARKLIFE AUS UPDATE

This presentation will provide an overview and update of the 'Australian Park Life Project' led by the Australian Urban Design Research Centre (AUDRC) with funding from the Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN) including: COST: Free for PLA members, $25 non-members

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