A new platform called “Real-Time Geo Spatial Consensus System (RT-GSCS)” adopting Real-Time Spatial Delphi for complex decision-making contexts has been just launched Yuri Calleo and Francesco Pilla in collaboration with Simone Di Zio, Co-Chair of the Italy Node of the Millennium Project and creator of the method.

This innovative platform is highly useful for developing spatial future scenarios by leveraging the expertise of domain experts. The platform features a user-friendly graphical interface with a map where experts can respond to various questions using multiple tools, and see a real-time convergence circle appear, representing the geo-consensus. At the end of the process, the platform provides ready-to-use spatial scenarios for informed decision-making.

The research team believes that RT-GSCS represents a significant leap forward in the field of Future Studies, and invites you to explore features and capabilities of this free beta version.

Visit the website at https://rtgscs.com/ or contact the team at support@rtgscs.com.

References:

• Di Zio S., Pacinelli A. (2011). Opinion convergence in location: A Spatial version of the Delphi method. Technological Forecasting & Social Change (78)9, pp. 1565-1578.
• Di Zio S., Castillo Rosas J. D., Lamelza L. (2016). Real Time Spatial Delphi: fast convergence of experts’ opinions on the territory. Technological Forecasting and Social Change (115C), pp. 143-154.