🌟 Communicating Water issues to regularly new residents in Alice Springs
Educating new residents to Alice Springs about current and historical community water initiatives.
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Team Name:
Kwatye
Team Members:
Kwatyeke Akaltye-irreme
Project Info
Team Name
Kwatye
Team Members
2 members with unpublished profiles.
Project Description
Spread awareness of water issues to new residents
Data Story
Our GovHack19 Process
First we looked for data sets pertaining to water supply levels and water usage. There was little publicly accessible data on this so we moved to focus on the population change and our ability to communicate with new Alice Springs residents. We brainstormed ideas around communicating with new residents and incentives to get them involved.
Technology
With help of one of our mentor we established our website at http://kwatchaculchairrema.com.au on a Vultr website host. We also used AWS RDS to host our demo database and AWS EC2 to run a small PHP server to prove our database connection.
Non-Technology
No problem is ever solved by a pure technical solution. This project aims to show that data can be gathered and for future use by engaging residents who have a real interest in their future.
Team DataSets
ASGS 2011 LGA based data for Age by Sex, for the 2011 Census of Population and Housing
Description of Use For comparison of population growth to solve riddle of how we have a steady population but an increased electoral roll.
Natural Resource Maps - Hydrological Information of the Northern Territory (Bores)
Description of Use Our aquifer has water extracted from many different points across town. This information is useful to explain the need for water saving in Alice Springs.
ASGS 2016 LGA based data for Age by Sex, for the 2016 Census of Population and Housing
Description of Use For comparison of population growth to solve riddle of how we have a steady population but an increased electoral roll.
Natural Resource Maps - Northern Territory Ground Water Aquifers
Description of Use This data set describes the exact situation of the Alice Springs' water resources. The aquifer renews itself too slowly for our current use.
Monthly Electoral Roll Statistics 2018 – 2019
Description of Use We have used the electoral roll stats to compare population growth. This gives us an idea of how quickly the town is growing and how many new residents are arriving.
Monthly Electoral Roll Statistics 2014 – 2015
Description of Use We have used the electoral roll stats to compare population growth. This gives us an idea of how quickly the town is growing and how many new residents are arriving.
Challenge Entries
Optimise energy and water resource planning
Optimise energy and water resource planning
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🌟 Telling Stories with Open Data
In recent years, data story telling has emerged as a powerful and engaging form of communication. Using any data that you can find on data.vic tell us an interesting story in the form of a feature article or video report.
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