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Case studies on P3DM used in the
context of Participatory Land Use Planning
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The
use of Participatory 3D Models in the context
of PLUP has been initiated in Thailand the in
the late 80's.
"The RFD Office of Watershed Conservation
of Chiang Mai was responsible for management of the
Doi Sam Mun Highland Development Project (SM-HDP) and
was working in collaboration with the office of development
of community forestry and the Chiang Mai University.
The SM-HDP produced 3-dimensional models to enable the
visualization of the topography of mountain zones undergoing
reforestation activities. The models were stored at
the project headquarters and used by project staff during
meetings and planning sessions. Considering these as
a useful learning tool the Faculty of Social Sciences
of the Chiang Mai University conceived the idea of modifying
them into a community-based research and planning device."
(Tan-Kim-Yong, 1992).
Recorded uses include the following:
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Locating, georeferencing and visualizing
community knowledge on land use and vegetation cover,
resource distribution, access, control and tenure;
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Visualizing and analyzing the spatial
distribution of social facilities;
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Visualizing uphill soil erosion and
downhill sedimentation pattern;
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Monitoring jointly with the concerned
communities changes in land use, vegetation cover,
human settlement, infrastructure development and
other features;
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Inventorying and locating on the
territory human settlements (households) and social
infrastructure (schools, heath centers, government
offices, community centers, meeting places, water
supply points, roads, communication facilities,
etc.).
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