Value of space

The increasing pressure on urban space combined with the growing demand for logistics poses challenges for the future supply of our cities as well as livability. What is changing in cities that significantly impacts logistics? How can we make alternative logistics systems with zero emissions and zero impact viable? And why and how should logistics be incorporated in urban planning policies? This workshops delves deeper into the impact of logistics on future cities and how logistics must be addressed to improve the value of urban space.

Presenters

Joeri Jongeneel, Gemeente Amsterdam

Bram Kin, TNO

Luuk Meijer, TNO

Walther Ploos van Amstel, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences Dr. Walther Ploos van Amstel is professor in CityLogistics and Urban Technology at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. His focus is on sustainable city logistics, e-mobility, urban consolidation centres and horizontal and vertical collaboration. Current urban technology research programs at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS) is focused on e-mobility, city logistics and urban construction logistics and food in the city.