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Structured Spatial Decision Process

A structured spatial decision process is characterized by an ordered sequence of typical phases (see the diagram below). Each phase includes an ordered sequence of typical steps. Some steps may be performed in parallel. At any phase (or step), the process may loop back to a previous phase (or step).

Process Phases

For Decision Problem Types

All (User Specified Application Domain)

Sdssworkflow:Forinstitutionalcontext

The Institutional Decision Context (E.G. The Decision-Making Institution Is Public Vs. Private) For Which This Geodesign Process Workflow May Be Applicable.

Phase 1 - Issue Articulation

Phase 2 - Process Mapping/Agenda

Phase 3 - Condition Assessment

Phase 4 - Design

Phase 5 - Choice

For Institutional Context

Planning And Spatial Decision Process Workflows

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Introduction Geodesign Problem Types Planning/Decision Context Planning And Spatial Decision Process Methods And Techniques Technology Data And Domain Knowledge People And Participation Geodesign Resources