Scape data is a suite of community research products which provide robust information for planners and managers about the use of public outdoor spaces. Operating as an invaluable conduit between the users of public spaces, and the planners, designers and managers, Scape data obtains pertinent information to assist in the planning and management of quality community spaces. A major key to the success of Scape data, is the pivotal linkage of a multi-disciplinary approach (planning, design, management), a thorough knowledge of community aspirations, and the integration of contemporary research. Scape data is an evolution of the IOSS User Survey Programs in operation since 1998. Scape data is the product of regular review, adaptation and technological upgrades. Scape data operates across the broad spectrum of public outdoor spaces. The spectrum is divided into several categories, with each product offered separately: ParkScape : urban parks StreetScape : outdoor retail/commercial/hospitality precincts BushScape : conservation areas PedScape : cycle & pedestrian paths WanderScape: touring and other campgrounds Commencing in 1998, ParkScape has involved 104 Government Authorities around Australia. ParkScape has collected over 75,000 park user interviews, including 5 million data sets. Scape data obtains user data via:
- User intercept (face-to-face) surveys
- Online surveys
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