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Balancing Spatial choices
Spatial decision making is getting more and more complex. Emerging technologies like new mobility, e-commerce, MaaS and AVS all claim part of the (urban) space, as are societal trends and developments like climate change or housing. How do we use, preserve and adapt the space around us given all social, environmental and economic needs and requirements like health, biodiversity, inclusiveness, climate change, competitiveness, safety, mobility, housing, autonomy, social cohesion and inclusion? It is clear that we cannot use this space endlessly. We must become smarter in how we project social, environmental and economic needs on the space around us.
Presenters
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Anne Brown, University of Oregon Anne Brown is an Assistant Professor in the School of Planning, Public Policy, and Management at the University of Oregon. She researches issues of transportation equity, shared mobility, and travel behavior. She holds a Master of Urban Planning and PhD in Urban Planning from UCLA. |
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Tom Daamen, TU Delft, Dutch Foundation for Area Development Knowledge, Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, Department of Management in the Built Environment Tom Daamen is Associate Professor Urban Development Management at Delft University of Technology and Director of the Dutch Foundation for Area Development Knowledge (in Dutch: Stichting Kennis Gebiedsontwikkeling). As director of SKG, dr. Daamen leads a research group that focuses on governance strategies in the delivery of complex re/development projects, particularly in and around inner cities. His work concentrates on questions of integrative governance, public-private-civic relationships, financing and land allocation mechanisms, and related institutional reforms. |
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Tanja Vonk, TNO Tanja (MSc.) is senior consultant at TNO on the transition to a smart and sustainable mobility system, focused on human well-being. She graduated in Human Geography and started in the technically oriented field of dynamic traffic management, C-ITS, mobility management but since a few years back in the spatially related questions around human mobility behavior. Currently, she is active in mobility and wellbeing (Brede Welvaart) and its operationalization into indicators and guidelines. She is involved in ex ante assessment of the impact of policies on the well-being of different groups in society, using the TNO WisePolicyMaking methodology. |
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