Conference Dates:
July 29 - August 1, 2022
Congress Theme: Managing Change
As planners we must recognize problems, but also seek solutions so that change works in our favor rather than against us. It is our hope that this conference will allow us to share and learn from international professionals on issues facing our profession in the next decades and share noteworthy practices on how we can plan and manage changes affecting our built and social environment.
FIVE
TRACKS
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Climate Change, Energy and Resiliency
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Public Health, Mobility and Food Access
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Sustainable Development, Social Cohesion and Environmental Protection
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Smart Growth, Technology (e-Governance) and Automation
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Innovation in Planning Methods, Tools and Techniques
Please note that this is a preliminary program based on accepted abstracts and confirmed attendees. As can be noted at the end of the program, we still have approximately 20 unconfirmed attendees with accepted abstracts. As these get confirmed, there will be changes to the program. The final program will be published on July 15th, 2022
July 29th
IUPE Board Meeting
18.30 - Welcome Reception
July 30th
Mobile Workshops
July 31th
09.00 - 10.00 Welcome and Keynote:
Tiit Oidjärv, Policy Consultant, Ernst & Young Estonia.
10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break
10.30 - 12.30 Session 1:
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Room 1: eMotional Cities: Mapping the Cities through the senses of those who make them
Organized by Morgado, Paulo and Miranda, Bruno, University of Lisbon, Portugal -
Room 2: Historic Preservation and Urban Design
Moderator: Minea Kaplinski-Sauk, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia -
Room 3: Smart Cities and Automation
Moderator: Eduarda Marques da Costa, University of Lisbon, Portugal -
Room 4: E-Governance and Smart Cities
Moderator: Christian Zuidema, University of Groningen, Netherlands
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break
14.00 - 16.00 Session 2:
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Room 1: Improving Public Health Outcomes
Moderator: Peter Phibbs, University of Sydney, Australia -
Room 2: Local Development and Social Cohesion
Moderator: Robin Ganser, Nuertingen Geislingen University, Germany -
Zoom Virtual Session - Systems Planning
Moderator: Elisabeth Hamin-Infield, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA -
Zoom Virtual Session - Urban Systems Design A – Smart Cities Planning Support
(Organized and Moderated by Perry Yang and Akito Murayama)
August 1st
09:00 - 10:00 Keynote:
Helen Sooväli-Sepping, Vice-Rector for Green Transition, Tallinn University of Technology
10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break
10.30 - 12.30 Session 3:
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Room 1: Climate Change Resilience Tools and Approaches
Moderator: Peter Meyer, University of Louisville, USA -
Room 2: Housing – Informality and Issues
Moderator: Kadri Leetmaa, Tartu University, Estonia -
Room 3: Spatial Planning and Sustainability
Moderator: Mark Wilson, Michigan State University USA
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break
14.00 - 16.00 Session 4:
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Room 1: Land Conservation and Management
Moderator: Peilei Fan, Michigan State University -
Room 2: Economic Development
Moderator: Sarah Coffin, Saint Louis University, USA -
Zoom Virtual Session - Changing Nature of Community Development
Moderator: Holly Madill, Michigan State University -
Zoom Virtual Session - Urban Systems Design B – Digital twin
(Organized and Moderated by Yoshiki Yamagata and Soowon Chang)
18:30 - Conference Closing Dinner
ACCEPTED ABSTRACTS WITH UNCONFIRMED PARTICIPATION
The following is a list of accepted abstracts with unconfirmed participation at the conference. If anyone on this list still intends to participate, they must register and pay by July 11th. The final program will be published with all registered participants on July 15th.
Other International planning event, ASEOP Annual Congress will also take place in Tartu, 25-29.07.2022. For more info see their website.
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