UCL GRAND CHALLENGES A smartphone app by University College London Parks and Green Spaces Forum
Our partnerships Lead partnership between • • Cohort Consulting (UCL) London Parks and Green Spaces Forum Other partners • • • Petrie Museum (UCL) Photogrammetry, 3 D Imaging and Metrology Group (UCL) Mapping for Change (UCL) London Parks and Gardens Trust UCL Faculty of Arts and Humanities UCL Social and Historical Sciences
Who we are • Dr. Shepley Orr - Lead – Lecturer in Ethics and Policy Appraisal, UCL, Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering • Sarah Glover – Content Manager, Mypark; Science Educator, Natural History Museum • Tony Leach – Director of London Parks and Green Spaces Forum • Dr. James Paskins – Coordinator for UCL Grand Challenge of Sustainable Cities & the UCL London Agenda
Our Aims • To use smartphone technology to reach new park audiences • Invigorate the relationship between individuals, communities and their park. • Develop a sense of ownership of local parks. • To interpret and preserve the heritage of London’s parks
What we’ll provide • App and website development • On-site pop-up kiosks • Content development • On-going technical support • Marketing and promotion • Tie-in launch events
What the app will do – Basic Features The Basics • Opening times • Facilities • Park maps and how to get there What’s On • Events Take Part • Volunteering opportunities • Message Board • Meet-up facilities
What the app will do – Special Features Discover and Explore your park • Trails: • History • Nature • Exercise • Childrens • Citizen Science and Citizen History • Contributing to knowledge of the local natural world • Contributing to local histories
What the app will do – Special Features Augmented Reality • See the park as it looked in the past • Information on features of the park 3 D Scanning of object • Manipulate 3 D models of archaeological objects and park features 3 D Live Action • Storytelling • History
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Benefits to Parks • Increased usage • Events Management • Facilities booking • Feedback on park usage • Increased interaction with park users
Pricing • Base package • Bespoke services with bespoke prices – Content can be provided depending on budgets and local needs – All of UCL’s resources can be brought to the table
Timeline for mypark • Year 1 – Launch of initial park apps in late March 2014 – Potters Field – Crystal Palace Park – Borough of Richmond • York House Gardens • Terrace Gardens • Year 2 – Expand our reach to 10 -12 parks • Year 3 – Expand to other London Parks and around the country; possibly expand internationally
UCL GRAND CHALLENGE OF SUSTAINABLE CITIES
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