OMEGA Workshop II
9th-11th July 2007 | Faculty of Architecture, Naples, Italy
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Workshop WelcomeProf. Harry T. Dimitriou, Director of OMEGA Centre, University College London
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Introduction to VREFDr. Måns Lönnroth, Board member of VREF, Managing Director of Mistra
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Project Progress ReportProf. Harry T. Dimitriou, Director of OMEGA Centre, University College London |
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Presentation of Overall MethodologyProf. Harry T. Dimitriou, Director of OMEGA Centre, University College London |
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Session 2 |
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OMEGA Project ProfileDr. John Ward, OMEGA Centre, University College London |
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Australian presentation of National Background to MUTPsProf. Nicholas Low, Australasian Centre for the Governance and Management of Urban Transport (GAMUT), The University of Melbourne, Melbourne
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French presentation of National Background to MUTPsProf. Geneviève Zembri-Mari, Laboratoire Technique Territoires et Societes (LATTS), Ecole Nationales Ponts et chaussees Paris |
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Session 3 |
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Greek presentation of National Background to MUTPsProf. Pantelis Skayannis, Director of Infrastrucure Research Unit, University of Thessaly, Volos |
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Planning, managing and financing Mega Urban Transport Projects in Hong Kong by the public sector and public-private partnershipDr. Mee Kam Ng Centre of Urban Planning and Environmental Management of the University of Hong Kong |
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Netherlands presentation of National Background to MUTPsMendel Giezen, Institute of Metropolitan studies, University of Amsterdam |
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Swedish presentation of National Background to MUTPsProf. Bengt Holmberg, Department of Technology and Society, Lund University, Sweden
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Session 4 |
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UK presentation of National Background to MUTPsDr. John Ward, OMEGA Centre, University College London |
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German presentation of National Background to MUTPsDr. Deike Peters, Center for Metropolitan Studies, Berlin |
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USA National Background to MUTPsAllison L. C. de Cerreño, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University, New York City |
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Presentation of Case Study MethodologyPhilip Wright, OMEGA Centre University College London |
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Principles and Practice of pre-hypothesis researchSharon Darwent, Director for Learning and Network Development, Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd |
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Planning a pre-hypothesis based project. Lessons learnt from CTRLSharon Darwent, Director for Learning and Network Development, Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd |
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Session 2 |
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Naive-Interviewing Case StudySharon Darwent, Director for Learning and Network Development, Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd |
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Prompting question design and testSharon Darwent, Director for Learning and Network Development, Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd
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Refining the indexes and filters using the pilot data to test – deriving themes, cultural indices and archetypesSharon Darwent, Director for Learning and Network Development, Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd
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Making sense of the data – Using SenseMaker Explorer – DemonstrationSharon Darwent, Director for Learning and Network Development, Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd |
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Using SenseMaker Explorer – outliers, correlations and insights – practiceSharon Darwent, Director for Learning and Network Development, Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd
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Project planning – Engagement strategies, resourcing and invitationsSharon Darwent, Director for Learning and Network Development, Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd
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Monitoring and Governance – sharing data, reporting results, refining indexes, agreed collaborationSharon Darwent, Director for Learning and Network Development, Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd
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Session 4 |
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CTRL Pre-Hypothesis Approach and FindingsProf. Harry T. Dimitriou, Philip Wright, OMEGA Centre, University College London |
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Principles of Hypothesis-led Questionnaire Design and ExecutionProf. Harry T. Dimitriou, Philip Wright, OMEGA Centre, University College London |
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Session 2 |
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Seminar: Comparative studiesProf. Nick Low, Australasian Centre for the Governance and Management of Urban Transport (GAMUT), The University of Melbourne, Melbourne
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Seminar: Treatment of Cultural DifferencesPhilip Wright & Caroline Fabianski, Omega Centre, University College London
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Workshop ConclusionsProf. Harry T. Dimitrou, Director of OMEGA Centre, University College London
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Session 3 |
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USA Presentation of Sustainable Development ChallengesProf. Allison L. C. de Cerreño, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University, New York City |
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German Presentation of Sustainable Development ChallengesDr. Deike Peters, Center for Metropolitan Studies, Berlin |
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Financial viability and beyond: the challenge of sustainable development of public sector-led infrastructure projectsDr. Mee Kam Ng, Centre of Urban Planning and Environmental Management of the University of Hong Kong |
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Swedish Presentation of Sustainable Development ChallengesDr. Jamil Khan, Department of Technology and Society, Lund University, Sweden |
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Session 4 |
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PhD Seminar: Advice on PhD Research Preparation Associated with OMEGA ProjectYen-ning Tseng, OMEGA Centre, University College London
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AESOP Transportation track |
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Urban mega-transport projects: Ecosystems and human health risksProf. Nick Low, Australasian Centre for the Governance and Management of Urban Transport (GAMUT), The University of Melbourne, Melbourne
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Transportation Planning in France and the challenge of sustainable development: actors, tools and methodsStéphanie Leheis, Laboratoire Technique Territoires et Societes (LATTS), Ecole Nationales Ponts et chaussees Paris |
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Mega Urban Transport Projects’ response to the vision of sustainable development: The challenge of social cohesionGeorge Kaparos, Department of Urban and Regional Development, University of Thessaly, Volos |
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Coping with complexity in mega projects : Linking strategic choices and operational decision makingProf. Luca Bertolini and Prof. Willem Salet, Institute of Metropolitan studies, University of Amsterdam
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Globalisation and Mega Tranport Projects – Emerging Trends and ChallengesProf. Harry T. Dimitriou & Philip Wright, OMEGA Centre, University College London |