Joep Crompvoets
Biographic Data
| ID | 4128623 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joep Crompvoets |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joep |
| FAMILY NAME | Crompvoets |
| SIGNATURE | CROMPVOETS J |
| AFFILIATIONS | European Corporate Governance Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1077-597X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Visualisation Methodology for Informed Decision-Making Applied to Smart City and Digital Twin Contexts
The expansion of accessible, fine-grained city data has significantly increased opportunities for evidence-based and informed policy-making. Despite this evolution, extracting actionable insights from heterogeneous data sources and effectively communicating findings remain persistent challenges. Most existing visualisation approaches and research prioritise technical implementation by focusing on how to visualise, often neglecting the importance …
A multidimensional morphological diagnosis of urban sprawl in the context of Melbourne’s Urban Growth Boundary
Urban sprawl remains an impediment to sustainable development, generating inefficient land-use, escalating infrastructure costs and environmental degradation. Urban Growth Boundaries (UGBs) are widely adopted to encourage compact growth, but their effectiveness depends not only on curbing outward expansion but also on the morphological qualities of development within the boundary. Existing evaluations often emphasise boundary compliance, overlook…
The twin transition puzzle: Can city governments align digital and sustainability paradigms
Cities are increasingly expected to harness the potential of the “twin transition” — the coupling of sustainability and digital transitions — to shape the speed and direction of socio-technical change. Yet, little is known about how the twin transition imperative is approached and acted upon by city governments and what internal capabilities and support structures they develop to align the twin transition. Drawing on 82 interviews and extensive d…
Translating Between Public Administration and the Digital. A Study on the Motivation and Career Choices of Digital Governance Students
Educational programmes in eGovernment or digital government attract a diverse set of students who are interested in the public sector and technological trends. These programmes aim to train a new generation of digital government professionals. However, we know relatively little about how such programmes succeed in training translators who are able to bridge the world of the public sector and that of digitalization. In this paper we systematically…
Open Data and Equity: Naming the Issues, Blaming the Causes, and Claiming Solutions. An Exploratory and Interdisciplinary Systematic Literature Review
Open data fall short of their goal to empower all social groups equally. Although the literature examines this issue through the concept of inclusion, substantial gaps remain in defining and understanding the implications of open data for equity in public administration, with research on this topic scattered across disciplines. This fragmentation hinders the possibility of evaluating public policies. To address this gap, we ask: What is the state…
Inside algorithmic bureaucracy: Disentangling automated decision-making and good administration
Public administrative bodies around the world are increasingly applying automated, administrative decision-making as underlying technologies such as machine learning mature. Such decision-making is a central element of emerging forms of algorithmic bureaucracies. With its direct exercise of public authority over individual citizens and firms, automated, administrative decision-making makes it particularly important to consider relations to values…
Flood data platform governance: Identifying the technological and socio-technical approach(es) differences
Dissecting multidimensional morphology of urban sprawl: Framework for policy intervention
Assessing SDI Implementation Scenarios to Facilitate Emergency Mapping Operations in the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic (DR) is a small island developing state (SIDS) highly exposed to disaster-risk phenomena, such as earthquakes, hurricanes, etc. The Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) enables coordination and sharing of spatial information and services from multiple sources, while emergency mapping operations (EMO) help decision-makers build a common operational picture (COP) of impacted communities. Assessment of future scenarios for SDI im…
Climate Change Adaptation: The Role of Geospatial Data in Sustainable Infrastructures
Climate change is a challenging reality, making adaptation at local, national and international levels a crucial need [...]
The Governance of INSPIRE: Evaluating and Exploring Governance Scenarios for the European Spatial Data Infrastructure
The development of a European Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) officially started with the entry into force of the INSPIRE Directive in 2007. INSPIRE’s implementation phase should be completed by the European Union (EU) and its member states at the end of 2021: a pivotal point to evaluate INSPIRE’s current governance and explore future scenarios. First, INSPIRE’s governing system is evaluated through an online survey by its involved stakeholders…
Strategies to advance the dream of integrated digital public service delivery in inter-organizational collaboration networks
Identifying Users’ Requirements for Emergency Mapping Team Operations in Small Island Developing States: Caribbean Perspective
Small Island Developing States (SIDS) increasingly face natural hazards that overwhelm their capacity to generate and share spatial-information to reduce human–economic losses. Under such circumstances, the emergency mapping team (EMT) enables a common operational picture of the impacted communities. This paper aims to identify user requirements for EMT operations in the Caribbean and, based on those findings, improve the level of preparedness to…
Blockchain governance in the public sector: A conceptual framework for public management
A key challenge behind the adoption of blockchain in the public sector is understanding the dynamics of blockchain governance. Based on a systematic literature review, this article analyzes different approaches to blockchain governance across disciplines and develops a comprehensive conceptual framework for the study of blockchain governance decisions in the public sector. The framework clusters nine types of governance decisions (infrastructure …
A capacity assessment framework for the fit-for-purpose land administration systems: The use of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in Rwanda and Kenya
Governance assessment of a blue-green infrastructure project in a small size city in Belgium. The potential of Herentals for a leapfrog to water sensitive
Climate change, population growth and land-use change have increased the risk of urban floods. Urban floods cause severe damages to cities and their inhabitants, and they are expected to increase over time. Consequently, urban adaptation is required to shift from traditional infrastructure to Blue-Green Infrastructure (BGI). Until recently, studies on BGI implementation have centred around large cities in developed countries. Meanwhile, medium an…
Governance assessment of UAV implementation in Kenyan land administration system
Assessing the Governance Context Support for Creating a Pluvial Flood Risk Map with Climate Change Scenarios: The Flemish Subnational Case
Climate change has increased pluvial flood risks in cities around the world. To mitigate floods, pluvial risk maps with climate change scenarios have been developed to help major urban areas adapt to a changing climate. In some cases, subnational governments have played a key role to develop these maps. However, governance research about the role of subnational governments in geospatial data development in urban water transitions has received lit…
Identifying Users’ Requirements for Emergency Mapping Team Operations in the Dominican Republic
In recent years, a growing number of stakeholders have been taking part in the generation and delivery of geospatial information and services to reduce the impact of severe natural disasters on the communities. This is mainly due to a huge demand for accurate, current and relevant knowledge about the impacted areas for a wide range of applications in risk-informed decision makings. The aim of this paper is to identify users’ requirements for emer…
Global policy transfer for land administration and disaster risk management
Governance assessment of the UAVs implementation in Rwanda under the fit-for-purpose land administration approach
Prioritizing public values in e-government policies: A document analysis
This article investigates which public values are prioritized in e-government policies, what the connection is to governance approaches and how the public value prioritization can be explained. Strategic horizontal e-government policy documents are analysed from 2000 to 2018 in Belgium, the United Kingdom and the European Union. A public value typology is developed which connects three-ideal type governance approaches: (1) hierarchy, (2) market a…
Qualitative monitoring of information infrastructures: A case study of INSPIRE
This paper considers the experience of the implementation of the Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 March 2007 establishing an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community (INSPIRE) as a case study of qualitative monitoring in building information infrastructures. It considers the nature of information infrastructures and possible approaches to qualitative monitoring in situations of this k…
Geoportals
Geoportals are a kind of web portal used to search and access geospatial data and related geographic information services via the Internet. As such, they are a key feature of spatial data infrastructures, facilitating the accessibility, exchange, and sharing of existing geospatial resources stored at numerous organizations. These electronic gateways make use of web services such as discovery and web mapping in order to facilitate search and acces…
The explanatory power of the Delone & McLean model in the public sector: A mixed method test
Digital inter-organisational collaboration in the public sector remains elusive: little is known about when and how efforts for reaching its potential are likely to be successful. Understanding success and failure is one thing that needs to be done to evaluate the effectiveness of public sector information system projects. A highly popular model to conduct such evaluation in the private sector is Delone & McLean's Information System Success Model…
Strategies to advance the dream of integrated digital public service delivery in inter-organizational collaboration networks
Blockchain governance in the public sector: A conceptual framework for public management
A key challenge behind the adoption of blockchain in the public sector is understanding the dynamics of blockchain governance. Based on a systematic literature review, this article analyzes different approaches to blockchain governance across disciplines and develops a comprehensive conceptual framework for the study of blockchain governance decisions in the public sector. The framework clusters nine types of governance decisions (infrastructure …
Governance assessment of the UAVs implementation in Rwanda under the fit-for-purpose land administration approach
Prioritizing public values in e-government policies: A document analysis
This article investigates which public values are prioritized in e-government policies, what the connection is to governance approaches and how the public value prioritization can be explained. Strategic horizontal e-government policy documents are analysed from 2000 to 2018 in Belgium, the United Kingdom and the European Union. A public value typology is developed which connects three-ideal type governance approaches: (1) hierarchy, (2) market a…
Dissecting multidimensional morphology of urban sprawl: Framework for policy intervention
A capacity assessment framework for the fit-for-purpose land administration systems: The use of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in Rwanda and Kenya
Global policy transfer for land administration and disaster risk management
Inside algorithmic bureaucracy: Disentangling automated decision-making and good administration
Public administrative bodies around the world are increasingly applying automated, administrative decision-making as underlying technologies such as machine learning mature. Such decision-making is a central element of emerging forms of algorithmic bureaucracies. With its direct exercise of public authority over individual citizens and firms, automated, administrative decision-making makes it particularly important to consider relations to values…
Governance assessment of a blue-green infrastructure project in a small size city in Belgium. The potential of Herentals for a leapfrog to water sensitive
Climate change, population growth and land-use change have increased the risk of urban floods. Urban floods cause severe damages to cities and their inhabitants, and they are expected to increase over time. Consequently, urban adaptation is required to shift from traditional infrastructure to Blue-Green Infrastructure (BGI). Until recently, studies on BGI implementation have centred around large cities in developed countries. Meanwhile, medium an…
Governance assessment of UAV implementation in Kenyan land administration system
Geoportals
Geoportals are a kind of web portal used to search and access geospatial data and related geographic information services via the Internet. As such, they are a key feature of spatial data infrastructures, facilitating the accessibility, exchange, and sharing of existing geospatial resources stored at numerous organizations. These electronic gateways make use of web services such as discovery and web mapping in order to facilitate search and acces…
The explanatory power of the Delone & McLean model in the public sector: A mixed method test
Digital inter-organisational collaboration in the public sector remains elusive: little is known about when and how efforts for reaching its potential are likely to be successful. Understanding success and failure is one thing that needs to be done to evaluate the effectiveness of public sector information system projects. A highly popular model to conduct such evaluation in the private sector is Delone & McLean's Information System Success Model…
Qualitative monitoring of information infrastructures: A case study of INSPIRE
This paper considers the experience of the implementation of the Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 March 2007 establishing an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community (INSPIRE) as a case study of qualitative monitoring in building information infrastructures. It considers the nature of information infrastructures and possible approaches to qualitative monitoring in situations of this k…
Assessing the Governance Context Support for Creating a Pluvial Flood Risk Map with Climate Change Scenarios: The Flemish Subnational Case
Climate change has increased pluvial flood risks in cities around the world. To mitigate floods, pluvial risk maps with climate change scenarios have been developed to help major urban areas adapt to a changing climate. In some cases, subnational governments have played a key role to develop these maps. However, governance research about the role of subnational governments in geospatial data development in urban water transitions has received lit…
Identifying Users’ Requirements for Emergency Mapping Team Operations in the Dominican Republic
In recent years, a growing number of stakeholders have been taking part in the generation and delivery of geospatial information and services to reduce the impact of severe natural disasters on the communities. This is mainly due to a huge demand for accurate, current and relevant knowledge about the impacted areas for a wide range of applications in risk-informed decision makings. The aim of this paper is to identify users’ requirements for emer…
Global policy transfer for land administration and disaster risk management
Governance assessment of the UAVs implementation in Rwanda under the fit-for-purpose land administration approach
Prioritizing public values in e-government policies: A document analysis
This article investigates which public values are prioritized in e-government policies, what the connection is to governance approaches and how the public value prioritization can be explained. Strategic horizontal e-government policy documents are analysed from 2000 to 2018 in Belgium, the United Kingdom and the European Union. A public value typology is developed which connects three-ideal type governance approaches: (1) hierarchy, (2) market a…
Identifying Users’ Requirements for Emergency Mapping Team Operations in Small Island Developing States: Caribbean Perspective
Small Island Developing States (SIDS) increasingly face natural hazards that overwhelm their capacity to generate and share spatial-information to reduce human–economic losses. Under such circumstances, the emergency mapping team (EMT) enables a common operational picture of the impacted communities. This paper aims to identify user requirements for EMT operations in the Caribbean and, based on those findings, improve the level of preparedness to…
Blockchain governance in the public sector: A conceptual framework for public management
A key challenge behind the adoption of blockchain in the public sector is understanding the dynamics of blockchain governance. Based on a systematic literature review, this article analyzes different approaches to blockchain governance across disciplines and develops a comprehensive conceptual framework for the study of blockchain governance decisions in the public sector. The framework clusters nine types of governance decisions (infrastructure …
A capacity assessment framework for the fit-for-purpose land administration systems: The use of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in Rwanda and Kenya
Governance assessment of a blue-green infrastructure project in a small size city in Belgium. The potential of Herentals for a leapfrog to water sensitive
Climate change, population growth and land-use change have increased the risk of urban floods. Urban floods cause severe damages to cities and their inhabitants, and they are expected to increase over time. Consequently, urban adaptation is required to shift from traditional infrastructure to Blue-Green Infrastructure (BGI). Until recently, studies on BGI implementation have centred around large cities in developed countries. Meanwhile, medium an…
Governance assessment of UAV implementation in Kenyan land administration system
The Governance of INSPIRE: Evaluating and Exploring Governance Scenarios for the European Spatial Data Infrastructure
The development of a European Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) officially started with the entry into force of the INSPIRE Directive in 2007. INSPIRE’s implementation phase should be completed by the European Union (EU) and its member states at the end of 2021: a pivotal point to evaluate INSPIRE’s current governance and explore future scenarios. First, INSPIRE’s governing system is evaluated through an online survey by its involved stakeholders…
Strategies to advance the dream of integrated digital public service delivery in inter-organizational collaboration networks
Assessing SDI Implementation Scenarios to Facilitate Emergency Mapping Operations in the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic (DR) is a small island developing state (SIDS) highly exposed to disaster-risk phenomena, such as earthquakes, hurricanes, etc. The Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) enables coordination and sharing of spatial information and services from multiple sources, while emergency mapping operations (EMO) help decision-makers build a common operational picture (COP) of impacted communities. Assessment of future scenarios for SDI im…
Climate Change Adaptation: The Role of Geospatial Data in Sustainable Infrastructures
Climate change is a challenging reality, making adaptation at local, national and international levels a crucial need [...]
Flood data platform governance: Identifying the technological and socio-technical approach(es) differences
Dissecting multidimensional morphology of urban sprawl: Framework for policy intervention
Translating Between Public Administration and the Digital. A Study on the Motivation and Career Choices of Digital Governance Students
Educational programmes in eGovernment or digital government attract a diverse set of students who are interested in the public sector and technological trends. These programmes aim to train a new generation of digital government professionals. However, we know relatively little about how such programmes succeed in training translators who are able to bridge the world of the public sector and that of digitalization. In this paper we systematically…
Open Data and Equity: Naming the Issues, Blaming the Causes, and Claiming Solutions. An Exploratory and Interdisciplinary Systematic Literature Review
Open data fall short of their goal to empower all social groups equally. Although the literature examines this issue through the concept of inclusion, substantial gaps remain in defining and understanding the implications of open data for equity in public administration, with research on this topic scattered across disciplines. This fragmentation hinders the possibility of evaluating public policies. To address this gap, we ask: What is the state…
Inside algorithmic bureaucracy: Disentangling automated decision-making and good administration
Public administrative bodies around the world are increasingly applying automated, administrative decision-making as underlying technologies such as machine learning mature. Such decision-making is a central element of emerging forms of algorithmic bureaucracies. With its direct exercise of public authority over individual citizens and firms, automated, administrative decision-making makes it particularly important to consider relations to values…
Visualisation Methodology for Informed Decision-Making Applied to Smart City and Digital Twin Contexts
The expansion of accessible, fine-grained city data has significantly increased opportunities for evidence-based and informed policy-making. Despite this evolution, extracting actionable insights from heterogeneous data sources and effectively communicating findings remain persistent challenges. Most existing visualisation approaches and research prioritise technical implementation by focusing on how to visualise, often neglecting the importance …
A multidimensional morphological diagnosis of urban sprawl in the context of Melbourne’s Urban Growth Boundary
Urban sprawl remains an impediment to sustainable development, generating inefficient land-use, escalating infrastructure costs and environmental degradation. Urban Growth Boundaries (UGBs) are widely adopted to encourage compact growth, but their effectiveness depends not only on curbing outward expansion but also on the morphological qualities of development within the boundary. Existing evaluations often emphasise boundary compliance, overlook…
The twin transition puzzle: Can city governments align digital and sustainability paradigms
Cities are increasingly expected to harness the potential of the “twin transition” — the coupling of sustainability and digital transitions — to shape the speed and direction of socio-technical change. Yet, little is known about how the twin transition imperative is approached and acted upon by city governments and what internal capabilities and support structures they develop to align the twin transition. Drawing on 82 interviews and extensive d…
Business (17 works) · Geography (15 works) · Computer Science (14 works) · Political science (12 works) · Corporate governance (11 works) · Economics (11 works) · Environmental planning (11 works) · Environmental resource management (11 works) · E-Government and Public Services (9 works) · Knowledge management (9 works)