Title :
Agenda Setting in Policy-Making Using Visualization Techniques
Author :
Koyamada, Koji ; Kukimoto, Nobuyuki
Abstract :
In this talk, we will clarify roles of visualization techniques which are mandatory to employ a scientific method in policy-making. Currently, many countries are investing heavily in policy-making process development through the ICT for this purpose. In the policy cycle, there are many opportunities in which a scientific method can be effectively applied especially in the agenda setting. In the phase, it is important to visualize a cognitive structure in a citizen. We focus on the evaluation grid method to figure out the citizen´s requirement. Once we construct the cognitive structure represented by a graph in which nodes and arcs are represented as constructs and relationships between them, respectively, we can develop a predictive cognitive model which will be useful in the agenda setting. For this purpose we employ multivariate visualization techniques which can figure out meaningful relationships in the cognitive model.
Keywords :
data visualisation; government policies; grid computing; public administration; ICT; agenda setting; cognitive structure; evaluation grid method; multivariate visualization technique; policy-making process development; predictive cognitive model; Computational modeling; Data analysis; Data visualization; Interviews; Public policy; Visualization; Evaluation grid method; Multivariate visualization; Policy-making;
Conference_Titel :
Visualization Symposium (PacificVis), 2014 IEEE Pacific
Conference_Location :
Yokohama
DOI :
10.1109/PacificVis.2014.62