Urban development, ISAGA 2011
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Serious Gaming for Urban and Spatial PlanningFrank AldershoffT-Xchange
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Who am I?Serious Gaming Specialist @T-X
Lecturer @University of AmsterdamGame Programming MSc AI
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Who am I?Serious Gaming Specialist @T-X
Lecturer @University of AmsterdamGame Programming MSc AI
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Serious gaming is serious business
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T-XchangeUrban & Spatial Planning
Training/Awareness Games
Commercially and SubsidisedGATE
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Urban and Spatial Planning
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Airport Twente
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Kasteelschap
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POP Overijssel
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Intenational Zone in The hague
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Urban MattersCordaid
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Why Serious Gaming?
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Common Operational Picture
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Shared Interactive Map
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T-Xchange ProcessT-Xplore
T-Xperience
T-Xamine
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Three Example ProjectsTwente Airport
Focus on environmental effects, MER
POP OverijsselFocus on future developments
International Zone, The HagueFocus on safety, VER
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Twente Airport
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Twente Airport
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Two plans
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Two plans
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The GameCooperation
Central map
Plans at locations
Effect viewers
One final game to create one plan supported by all stakeholders
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POP Overijssel
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POP Overijssel
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POP Overijssel
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Showcase Veilig NederlandMulti Criteria Planning Game
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International Zone
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Security and Safety
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Adversarial Play
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Final GameBewoner
Bouwer
Beveiliger
Risk Expert
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Gaming Session
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Gaming Session
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Gaming Session
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Lessons LearnedPublic officials are very reluctant to give up power
Fun is important aspect of (serious) games, even-though project-partners disagree on this
The players/stakeholders are willing to accept fun and randomness such as throwing dices
The game combined with visualisations of models seems an effective method to deal with multi-stakeholder problems
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Something Completely Different
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Or is it?
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Cordaid Urban Matters
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Cordaid Urban Matters
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Two PhasesAwareness game
Plan building game
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Something Different
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Something Different
Today:Plenary Hall
11:45 - 12:25
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