We assume, that we are not the first ones who are developing an interactive digital map table, that can be used to overlay and (at some point) easily integrate datasets for live negotiation and visually supported knowledge dissemination.
We developed a browser-based table application to create light-weight scenario-games incl. drawing functionality on the table and it can save projects/sessions to share good practices on one hand and to allow transparency in decision-making processes, on the other.
We would like to learn more from similar projects and from cities/planners that have such tools already in application or would like to share their thoughts, wishes and knowledge with us - or to join in for a future project!
I try to make it. It is example.
http://energy.giscuit.com/adapt/#/energy
Lavasa is a privately built Hill-City in India. I worked there as Urban Designer from 2005-2016. We used the capability of GIS extensively to help interdepartmental decision making. You may refer to two of my papers in my profile. But this was not based on internet applications but was managed by few intranet tools and few superusers of GIS. Since the geographical expanse wasn't great (we were dealing with just 1500 acre initially, the number of employees were around 400 persons) and user were not large in numbers. Now Lavasa is in financial trouble because of bad environmental policies. Thus the initiative cannot be seen on public domain.
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