Challenge
There is a lot of information available about the subsurface, but it’s scattered between different organisations and agencies which means it is hard to know what information is important. The daily dash will attempt to understand what an integrated surface / subsurface system / application would look like, whereby stakeholders have all the relevant information and data to make informed decisions about how to utilise the subsurface to its maximum benefit. This will bring everything we have done so far on our technical workstreams (1 – 3) together for Design and Implementation, ensuring we leave a legacy and ability to pick up on broader future opportunities.
What will we do?
This daily dash will bring together internal teams, LWE partners, engineers, sustainability leads, and flooding specialists to:
- Foster collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure a comprehensive understanding of subsurface and surface interactions.
- Identify and prioritise key data and information needed for effective decision-making regarding subsurface utilisation.
- Develop a conceptual framework for an integrated surface/subsurface system that meets the needs of city planners and stakeholders.
How we will do it?
Participants will engage in:
- An introductory session to align all participants on the sprint objectives and the PGN project.
- Reviewing existing data sources and information from various organisations
- Creative thinking session where participants can propose ideas for an integrated surface/subsurface system/application, focusing on user needs and practical functionalities.
- Work in small groups to create low-fidelity prototypes or mock-ups of the proposed integrated system.
- Development of refined concepts and prototypes.
Target Outcomes
This approach will facilitate the development of a standardised management system that effectively manages the complex interactions between surface and subsurface environments, ultimately leaving a legacy for future opportunities.
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