Caracterización de las fibras de carbono

APPENDIX

Average Ratings for Development Options based on subregion

1. Batavia Coast responses

Rating

Deliver region wide training in service, quality, tourism value and visitor safety 4.6

Upgrade the mobile network at key sites and introduce free wifi at select locations 4.5

Improve way finding across the region (i.e. signage, phone apps, touring maps etc) 4.4

Extend the wildflower self drive trail along the Wildflower Way and Midlands Road creating a loop 4.2

Develop tours and facilities to support cruise ship tourism 4.2

Develop iconic event(s) promoting the uniqueness of the region and encouraging visitors to

stay longer 4.2

Develop Aboriginal tourism opportunities to provide a range of unique cultural experiences 4.1

Develop Recreational Vehicle (RV) parking and visitor amenities in towns to encourage this

ever increasing market to stay longer and spend in local economies 4.1 Develop a number of half and full day self drive routes with Arbelt interactive installations

across the North Midlands, rest and overnight areas, signage, interpretation, eco amenities

and lookouts 4.1

Package holidays across the region to encourage dispersal and visitors to stay longer 4.0

Seek RV friendly town accreditation with the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia to

capture a greater share of the market 4.0

Develop interpretive tourism in relation to astronomy and the SKA 4.0 Develop a number of eco campgrounds near natural attractions in the North Midlands to

improve the range of camping facilities 4.0

Expand the WA Museum with 3D interpretation of the HMAS Sydney / Kormoran story 4.0 Develop public amenities at the Moresby range, increasing the variety of nature based tourism

experiences 3.9

Develop new (or enhance existing) bike, walk, horse trails at popular sites (i.e old railway

line Yuna - Moresby Ranges, Chapman / Greenough River, Meanarra Hill, Depot Hill, The

Granites, Errabiddy Bluff, Peace Gorge) increasing experiences on offer 3.9

Refurbish select heritage buildings in Murchison towns for tourism use (accommodation, tours

etc) 3.9

Support cultural development in Geraldton (i.e. West End precinct, farmers markets, arts and

spaces, regional foods in local venues, heritage interpretation) 3.8

Create geo cache trails in towns near unique sites (real world ‘treasure’ hunting using GPS

points and smart devices) targeting the global market of ~ 6 million geo cachers. 3.7 Support Murchison pastoral properties to develop tourism infrastructure providing visitors with

the quintessential outback experience 3.7

Develop the old railway marshalling yards adjacent to the new Batavia Coast Marina into a

mix of hospitality / community / retail facilities (Batavia Coast Marina Stage 2) 3.5 Continue to progress the Port Denison Foreshore master plan with amenities and facilities to

develop a character precinct and capture the tourism market 3.5

Provide headworks and pre approvals as an incentive to develop a multi purpose world

class events facility in Geraldton to attract the high value ‘conference’ market 3.5 Develop a number of lookouts and safe viewing sites across the Murchison for extreme

weather events 3.4

Develop high quality cabins / chalets in Shire owned caravan parks (Murchison & North

Midlands) increasing the range and quality of accommodation 3.3

Develop a leisure focussed high end resort in Dongara - Port Denison to attract the high yield

visitor market 3.1

2. North Midlands responses

Rating

Upgrade the mobile network at key sites and introduce free wifi at select locations 4.8

Develop iconic event(s) promoting the uniqueness of the region and encouraging visitors

to stay longer 4.4

Develop Recreational Vehicle (RV) parking and visitor amenities in towns to encourage

this ever increasing market to stay longer and spend in local economies 4.4 Package holidays across the region to encourage dispersal and visitors to stay longer 4.4

Improve way finding across the region (i.e. signage, phone apps, touring maps etc) 4.2

Develop tours and facilities to support cruise ship tourism 4.2

Seek RV friendly town accreditation with the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia

to capture a greater share of the market 4.2

Develop a number of eco campgrounds near natural attractions in the North Midlands to

improve the range of camping facilities 4.2

Support cultural development in Geraldton (i.e. West End precinct, farmers markets, arts

and spaces, regional foods in local venues, heritage interpretation) 4.2 Deliver region wide training in service, quality, tourism value and visitor safety 4.0

Extend the wildflower self drive trail along the Wildflower Way and Midlands Road creating

a loop 3.8

Develop a number of half and full day self drive routes with Arbelt interactive installations across the North Midlands, rest and overnight areas, signage, interpretation, eco

amenities and lookouts 3.8

Develop new (or enhance existing) bike, walk, horse trails at popular sites (i.e old railway

line Yuna - Moresby Ranges, Chapman / Greenough River, Meanarra Hill, Depot Hill, The

Granites, Errabiddy Bluff, Peace Gorge) increasing experiences on offer 3.8 Develop high quality cabins / chalets in Shire owned caravan parks (Murchison & North

Midlands) increasing the range and quality of accommodation 3.8

Develop a leisure focussed high end resort in Dongara - Port Denison to attract the high

yield visitor market 3.8

Develop Aboriginal tourism opportunities to provide a range of unique cultural experiences 3.6 Develop interpretive tourism in relation to astronomy and the SKA 3.6 Create geo cache trails in towns near unique sites (real world ‘treasure’ hunting using

GPS points and smart devices) targeting the global market of ~ 6 million geo cachers. 3.6 Provide headworks and pre approvals as an incentive to develop a multi purpose world

class events facility in Geraldton to attract the high value ‘conference’ market 3.6 Continue to progress the Port Denison Foreshore master plan with amenities and facilities

to develop a character precinct and capture the tourism market 3.5

Refurbish select heritage buildings in Murchison towns for tourism use (accommodation,

tours etc) 3.4

Develop ‘tourism’ prospecting reserves in the Murchison 3.3

Support Murchison pastoral properties to develop tourism infrastructure providing visitors

with the quintessential outback experience 3.2

Develop a number of lookouts and safe viewing sites across the Murchison for extreme

weather events 3.2

Expand the WA Museum with 3D interpretation of the HMAS Sydney / Kormoran story 3.0 Develop public amenities at the Moresby range, increasing the variety of nature based

tourism experiences 3.0

Develop the old railway marshalling yards adjacent to the new Batavia Coast Marina into

3. Murchison responses

Rating

Improve way finding across the region (i.e. signage, phone apps, touring maps etc) 4.7

Upgrade the mobile network at key sites and introduce free wifi at select locations 4.4

Develop high quality cabins / chalets in Shire owned caravan parks (Murchison & North

Midlands) increasing the range and quality of accommodation 4.4

Develop Aboriginal tourism opportunities to provide a range of unique cultural experiences 4.3 Develop interpretive tourism in relation to astronomy and the SKA 4.3 Develop iconic event(s) promoting the uniqueness of the region and encouraging visitors

to stay longer 4.2

Develop Recreational Vehicle (RV) parking and visitor amenities in towns to encourage

this ever increasing market to stay longer and spend in local economies 4.2 Deliver region wide training in service, quality, tourism value and visitor safety 4.2 Package holidays across the region to encourage dispersal and visitors to stay longer 4.1 Develop new (or enhance existing) bike, walk, horse trails at popular sites (i.e old railway

line Yuna - Moresby Ranges, Chapman / Greenough River, Meanarra Hill, Depot Hill, The

Granites, Errabiddy Bluff, Peace Gorge) increasing experiences on offer 4.1 Support Murchison pastoral properties to develop tourism infrastructure providing visitors

with the quintessential outback experience 4.1

Refurbish select heritage buildings in Murchison towns for tourism use (accommodation,

tours etc) 3.9

Seek RV friendly town accreditation with the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia

to capture a greater share of the market 3.8

Provide headworks and pre approvals as an incentive to develop a multi purpose world

class events facility in Geraldton to attract the high value ‘conference’ market 3.8

Extend the wildflower self drive trail along the Wildflower Way and Midlands Road creating

a loop 3.7

Develop a number of half and full day self drive routes with Arbelt interactive installations across the North Midlands, rest and overnight areas, signage, interpretation, eco

amenities and lookouts 3.7

Create geo cache trails in towns near unique sites (real world ‘treasure’ hunting using

GPS points and smart devices) targeting the global market of ~ 6 million geo cachers. 3.6 Develop a number of eco campgrounds near natural attractions in the North Midlands to

improve the range of camping facilities 3.4

Support cultural development in Geraldton (i.e. West End precinct, farmers markets, arts

and spaces, regional foods in local venues, heritage interpretation) 3.4 Develop a number of lookouts and safe viewing sites across the Murchison for extreme

weather events 3.4

Continue to progress the Port Denison Foreshore master plan with amenities and facilities

to develop a character precinct and capture the tourism market 3.3

Develop ‘tourism’ prospecting reserves in the Murchison 3.3

Expand the WA Museum with 3D interpretation of the HMAS Sydney / Kormoran story 3.2 Develop the old railway marshalling yards adjacent to the new Batavia Coast Marina into

a mix of hospitality / community / retail facilities (Batavia Coast Marina Stage 2) 3.2 Develop a leisure focussed high end resort in Dongara - Port Denison to attract the high

yield visitor market 3.1

Develop tours and facilities to support cruise ship tourism 3.0

Develop public amenities at the Moresby range, increasing the variety of nature based