Navigating construction disruption - A City For People
This challenge aims to ease the ability for people to plan and navigate walking routes through the city.
Go to Challenge | 6 teams have entered this challenge.
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Project Info
Team Members
1 member with an unpublished profile.
Project Description
Our poject aims to bridge communities together and encourage active lifestyles by paring carers/volunteers with aged and disable.
Data Story
there is alot of data on health and wellbeing, our project aims to increase the positive data out there by encouraging the communities to come together and be active. Location, city and state data is used to encourage application users to venture out and explore together.
Team DataSets
Government concessions and rebates for seniors
Description of Use Information here could be used to better tailor activities suggested on the app. Encouraging seniors to take advantage of these concessions could be an objective of the solution.
Volunteer resource centres contact data
Description of Use Using this data we are able to pair up new volunteers or existing volunteers in organisations with aged persons.
Bureau of Meteorology District forecasts
Description of Use Taking into account weather variations when suggesting routes and activities for volunteers to bring the elderly for. As an example, the app should not suggest a walk in the park on a rainy day.
Indicators of wellbeing by year (Future Melbourne)
Description of Use The solution we are looking into directly impacts the wellbeing of elderly residents, and that of their carers. Using the indicators, we can target specific outcomes such as increasing the participation of residents in arts and cultural activities among the elderly, improving personal relations, volunteering, self-reported health and quality of life.
People's care needs in aged care
Description of Use Aside from providing companionship, it would be likely that the solution will move towards covering a wider range of volunteering efforts that will target the needs of aged persons as closely as possible.
AIHW Aged Care
Description of Use Information on technology adoption amongst the elderly is available, which will give us an idea of how feasible the solution is. Improving technology adoption from this group would also be a benefit. Information on aged people from culturally diverse backgrounds will help us to provide assistance to the subsection of elderly who are most likely to experience isolation and require help.
Road Works and Events Lines Snapshot
Description of Use Accounting for traffic disruptions when planning routes for escorting the elderly.
Emergency Road Closures
Description of Use Attempting to account for transportation inconvenience when planning routes for bringing the elderly around.
Pedestrian volume (updated monthly)
Description of Use Taking into account congestion and crowds may cause inconvenience when bringing elderly around.
Recreation Historic Relics
Description of Use Uses the data as information for possible attractions that volunteers can bring people to.
Sport and Recreational Facilities
Description of Use Utilises the list of facilities when suggesting places for volunteers to bring elderly to.
Metro Train Stations with Accessibility Information
Description of Use Taking into account the availability of facilities catering to aged and disabled persons when suggesting routes and places for volunteers to bring them.
Wheelchair-accessible public toilets
Description of Use Accounting for the availability of wheelchair friendly public restrooms when suggesting routes and places for volunteers to bring the elderly to.
Events Victoria - Widget
Description of Use Good to know events that are happening to bring aged persons to attend.
Victoria Freewifi Access Point Locations
Description of Use Free wifi would generally be useful facility and point of interest for routes and attractions.
DSS Payment Demographic Data for Young Carers
Description of Use For young carers who are looking after aged persons, this serves as a proactive measure for volunteers to ease their burden.
Challenge Entries
Bounty: Decision Support
How can we make it easy to use weather and ocean data to our advantage? (e.g. when should you lay concrete, or go out yachtting or picnicking?)
Go to Challenge | 24 teams have entered this challenge.
Bounty: Integrating AIHW
How can we integrate AIHW and other data sources in interesting ways?
Go to Challenge | 28 teams have entered this challenge.
Right 2 The Night
How can we help people know *the good, the bad, and the ugly* about public spaces?
Go to Challenge | 6 teams have entered this challenge.
Victorian Multicultural Atlas
How can we leverage mobile technology and free Wi-Fi to present point of interest data alongside immersive information to help citizens from non-English speaking backgrounds navigate their local environments and learn about the rich history of Victorian public spaces?
Go to Challenge | 11 teams have entered this challenge.
Australians' stories
What meaningful ways can we tell the story about what it's like to be an Australian, and in what ways some Australians live very different lives than others? How can we make people more aware of the issues facing themselves and others as they go through life?
Go to Challenge | 34 teams have entered this challenge.
My (Liveable) Victoria
Using the data available on Data Vic and My Victoria, how might well-being be represented and measured in Victoria?
Go to Challenge | 17 teams have entered this challenge.
Play Melbourne - A Creative City
This challenge aims to showcase Melbourne’s unique history and how the city’s landscape and iconic locations have changed over time.
Go to Challenge | 10 teams have entered this challenge.
Protecting our Carers
How can we motivate young carers to search out information on and engage with supports and services early in their caring journey, rather than when they’re in a crisis situation?
Go to Challenge | 9 teams have entered this challenge.
Healthy Communities Challenge
How might we assist councils to build healthier and stronger communities?
Go to Challenge | 49 teams have entered this challenge.