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Public participation increasingly occurs in the context of modern GIS applications and goes much further than just crowd sourcing. Those web based applications enables the user to be actively involved in urban planning processes. Additionally, planners do profit from the participation of public. By the example of charging station for e-bikes, the participatory planning process is shown in this paper. The application is completely built on open source technologies and free available data. Two user groups are addressed by the application: citizens that would like to add their ideas to an urban planning process, and planners, that would like to identify most ideal locations for e-bike-stations by using GIS-based analysis in combination with additional information.

Aufbau eines PPGIS zur Standortplanung von Fahrradstationen