WISE User Workshops Three user workshops held in

WISE User Workshops Three user workshops held in 2012 • Introduction and context • Hands on exploring the tool • Quantifying scenarios and exploring results • Spatial planning relatively new to staff • Further workshops of value – training and experts • Strengths and limitations of WISE • More examples – case studies, development process

How can WISE help you?

WISE – Implementation Process DRIVERS - External Factor - Policy Measures Requirements to run (Inputs) SCENARIOS – In Built Review Outputs Y Plausible ? Intuitively correct N Input to stakeholder discussion and decision making Policy - Parameters (for sub models) Modeller Integrated Scenarios POLICY QUESTION Policy Scenario To represent policy question WISE – Project File INDICATORS ANALYSIS Sub-scenarios

WISE – Supporting Decision Making • Model analysis is only as good as thinking to support the setup • Converting ‘problem statement’ into a scenario for modeling • Quantify the qualitative • Concept testing vs detailed scenario PPDAC Framework

Defining Data – inputs and outputs DRIVERS - External Factor - Policy Measures • Policy Integrated Scenarios SCENARIOS – In Built Sub-scenarios Modeller Input data - Parameters (for sub models) • • Sub-scenarios • ANALYSIS Output data INDICATORS • • Social, economic, environmental, land use On screen, excel, maps, animations Map comparison tool Library of integrated scenarios Scenarios – external factors /policy (climate, economics, population, zoning) Social, economic, environmental, land use On screen, excel, maps, animations Map comparison tool

Using WISE – define your requirements

Using WISE – Resources to support you • WISE website (www. creatingfutures. org. nz) • WISE Demonstration Presentation • WISE Tutorial • Problem Evaluation with WISE – A guide to using a SDSS