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Title: GeoEnabled Service Delivery Need for a SpatiallyEnabled Society


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Geo-Enabled Service Delivery Need for a
Spatially-Enabled Society
  • Dozie Ezigbalike
  • ECA

2
Main Problem
  • Getting people and material from point A to point
    B

3
A true direction somewhere in Africa
  • Drive passed the Village Market in the direction
    of Limuru. Keep going, pass the Runda turn off,
    and you will see a junction and road off to the
    right, this is the old Limuru Road, passing
    through Banana Hill, leading on to Tigoni and
    ending up in Limuru. It is in a straight line
    from this junction. Proceed along this road,
    through Banana Hill, then another small
    settlement, pass the Norbrook (veterinary
    products) factory, keep on the same road dont
    turn off, you now see coffee and tea growing on
    your left. Continue on for another 300m and you
    will see a large Bata sign (where the road bends)
    on the right hand side and mature trees on the
    left. The turning to the house is here on the
    left directly opposite this big Bata sign. If you
    miss the turning you will reach the Kentmere Club
    400m further on. Turn around and go back to the
    Bata sign and turn in (now on your right). The
    drive is marked Higgin. Continue up the drive
    (tree-lined) to the end where you will find a
    white old colonial house and large garden. If you
    get lost call me on....

4
Challenge
  • Arrange for the information needed to make such
    decisions to be available ubiquitously
  • Make society spatially enabled so that planning,
    delivering and exploiting process can access
    spatial data seamlessly without additional
    effort

5
Why not use street addresses?
  • That requires
  • Layout in streets
  • Naming all streets
  • Mapping all streets
  • Developing standards
  • Numbering houses and
  • Educating people on use

6
But must we have streets?
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Important features of addresses
  • Completeness every feature that needs an address
    must be assigned
  • Uniqueness Every feature must have only one
    address and no duplicates
  • Information users must have access to
    information to determine where they are in
    relation to where they want to go

8
Mobile Technology to the Rescue
  • Scenario develop address codes based on
    coordinates
  • Have mobile devices read the information off
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