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Presented at the FIG Working Week 2017, May 29 - June 2, 2017 in Helsinki, Finland HUMAN GEODESY SHAPING A NEW SCIENCE AND PROFESSION FOR THE WORLD OF TOMORROW Walter Timo de Vries TUM München / Germany wt.de-vries@tum.de

HUMAN GEODESY SHAPING A NEW SCIENCE AND PROFESSION FOR THE WORLD OF TOMORROW Walter Timo de Vries Technische Universität München Faculty of Civil, Geo and environmental engineering Chair Land Management 31 May 2017

If human geodesy were a science, what (kind of science) would it be? 1) What makes it related to geodesy? 2) What makes it human? 3) Components of science 3/20

What is part of geodesy? Geodesy from the Greek word γεωδαισία or geodaisia (literally, "division of the Earth") So, original meaning of geodesy deals with activity rather than the static status quo -> divide /dividing the earth Division requires measuring and deciding/determining/adjudicating of boundaries and indicators 4/20

Ways of dividing the earth by space and human constructions in space 5/20

Ways of dividing the earth by reforming or consolidation space and human activities in space 6/20

Ways of dividing the earth by people and their attributes 7/20

Social network maps people and their relation in space 8 8/20

What makes a science human? Human geography - the branch of the social sciences that deals with the world, its people and their communities, cultures, economies and interaction with the environment by emphasizing their relations with and across space and place (Johnston, 2000) Human ecology - is about relationships between people and their environment.(marten, 2001) Social anthropology focuses on the diversity of positions and perspectives, ambiguities, conflicts, and contradictions of social life (Social anthropology journal & wikipedia) Social informatics is the study of information and communication tools in cultural or institutional contexts (Rosenbaum & Sawyer, 2005) - Studying and Teaching the Human Contexts of Information and Communications Technologies 9/20

Comparison physical and human geodesy Aspects of scientific discipline Mathematical & physical geodesy Human geodetic equivalent expressed through land management teaching and research Archetype values, beliefs, principles Ontologies / reference Datum / geoid / reference systems systems Axioms, laws Laws of gravity Laws of (land) tenure, continuum of land rights, bundle of land use rights Epistemologies Measurement of angles, distances, place, height, gravity Axiologies Methodologies Quality, Accuracy, laying foundations, servicing other disciplines, registration and providing basic data are key values Quality of quantitative measurements is crucial and needs to be checked by mathematical and statistical reliability and replicability Measurement and qualification of tenure claims, rights, restrictions, financial and political claims, beliefs, social perspectives Quality, Accuracy, laying foundations, servicing other disciplines, registration and providing basic data are key values Quality of qualitative measurements is crucial and needs to be checked by social and management plausibility and acceptability 10 10/20

Crucial concepts in human geodesy Division -> Boundary objects and Boundary Workers (polyrationality of values) Perspectives and belief systems -> Frames, Geo-Stake Human base and reference -> Anthropo-geodetic reference, Spatial identity and spatial memory Choice -> Discretionary space the space which people seek to enact their spatial influence and stakes; and operant subjectivity - references, priorities views and distances from view change in time and place (i.e. fuzzy) Scale -> Inter-scale connected scales at which people/humans divide the earth (where is home ) 11/20

Division and measuring of socio-economic-legal boundaries Based on concepts / goals of: Lucrativeness / profits / economic value Attractiveness / landscape values Spatial justice / moral values Ecological benefits / values Tenure security Resource dependency 12/20

Division and measuring based on (multidimensional) perspectives and belief systems 13

Division and measuring based on (multidimensional) perspectives and belief systems 14/20

Human geodesy relies on Smart hardware and software -> decision support tables, tablets and smart phones 15/20

Using (smart) apps and smart phones 16

Using models and tools on behaviour, beliefs, claims 17/20

The scientific discipline of human geodesy can be explained as a scientific discipline studying how people organise, value, perceive, choose, claim and institutionalise their relations with land and space whereby each cultural setting and personal identity and memory derives different choices to manage land and space, Whereby information, participation and assessment of quality of result are crucial Implications: The local and contextual differences challenges both engineers and social scientists in close collaboration to come up with feasible and acceptable (socio-technical) solutions to manage land & space in each respective local context. Each local contexts derives new solutions and dilemmas at the same time 18/20

Utilization of human geodesy Technical solutions should not only be created in laboratories, isolate offices, within the government / public administration and by professional (engineering) communities of practice; they require solid input of stakeholders, beneficiaries or affected people Local circumstances, including culture, politics, conventions and traditions, are often crucial in the success, ownership and adoption of the technical solutions Measuring opinions and views; angles and distances of opinions and views There is not a one-for-all solution. Often solutions need to be contextualised (issue of interscale) Be attentive to other frames, conceptual beliefs, meanings, perspectives and priorities than your own; sometimes they contradict your own (issue of boundary objects) Impact of solution and changes that occur after implementation must always be evaluated (a priori and ex post) and monitored (issue of quality) Scale, frames, references, quality, space and boundary objects make the links between technical and social solutions 19/20

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION wt.de-vries@tum.de 20/20