1. 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

2. How can WISE help you?

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

4. WISE – Supporting Decision Making PPDAC Framework 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

5. DRIVERS -External Factor -Policy Measures -Parameters (for sub models) DRIVERS -External Factor -Policy Measures -Parameters (for sub models) Policy Modeller ANALYSIS INDICATORS SCENARIOS – In Built Integrated Scenarios Integrated Scenarios Sub-scenarios Defining Data – inputs and outputs Input data Output data Social, economic, environmental, land use On screen, excel, maps, animations Map comparison tool 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)

6. Using WISE – define your requirements

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