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Joint Conference October 24-27, 2017 Oregon Convention Center Portland, Oregon USA Keynote speakers: Saskia Sassen is the Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology at Columbia University and a Member of its Committee on Global Thought, which she chaired till 2015. She studied and wrote about cities, immigration, world economy, inequality, gender and digitization. She is the author of eight books and the (co)editor of other three. Her work is translated in over twenty languages. She has received many awards and honors from which we highlight Principe de Asturias Prize in the Social Sciences. Arun Jain is an urban designer and strategist with over 30 years of international experience in practice, city leadership and academia. Arun has planned, designed, and directly influenced over 90 projects. He focuses on urban decision support tools, behavior sensitive infrastructure strategies, and development frameworks. Arun has contributed in several UN forums, held academic positions, was first Chief Urban Designer and has served on several international boards (IFHP, ARUS). Daniel Iacofano has more than 34 years of experience in urban planning and community design for downtowns, transit-oriented development, neighborhoods and urban centers. He is recognized as an expert and innovator in the areas of community participation, consensus building and facilitation. He is a leader in the national re:Streets effort, exploring the future of streets. He is the author of several books including Meeting of the Minds, The Inclusive City and the upcoming Streets Reconsidered: Inclusive Design for the Public Realm.
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Joint ConferenceOctober 24-27, 2017Oregon Convention Center Portland, Oregon USA
Keynote speakers:
Saskia Sassenis the Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology at Columbia University and a Member of
its Committee on Global Thought, which she chaired till 2015. She studied and wrote about cities, immigration, world economy, inequality, gender and digitization. She is the author of eight books and the (co)editor of other three. Her work is translated in over twenty languages. She has received many awards and honors from which we highlight Principe de Asturias Prize in the Social Sciences.
Arun Jainis an urban designer and strategist with over 30 years of international experience
in practice, city leadership and academia. Arun has planned, designed, and directly influenced over 90 projects. He focuses on urban decision support tools, behavior sensitive infrastructure strategies, and development frameworks. Arun has contributed in several UN forums, held academic positions, was first Chief Urban Designer and has served on several international boards (IFHP, ARUS).
Daniel Iacofano has more than 34 years of experience in urban planning and community design for
downtowns, transit-oriented development, neighborhoods and urban centers. He is recognized as an expert and innovator in the areas of community participation, consensus building and facilitation. He is a leader in the national re:Streets effort, exploring the future of streets. He is the author of several books including Meeting of the Minds, The Inclusive City and the upcoming Streets Reconsidered: Inclusive Design for the Public Realm.
October 28 - 30 Tour one: THE 3 ‘M’S
October 28 - November 2 Tour two: The Pacific Surf and Oregon Turf
October 28 - November 4 Tour three: The Wild, Wild West in the Pacific Northwest
October 20-23Young Planning Professionals’ Workshop
Regional Investments for Smart Communities: Harnessing Transit + Technology to strengthen the Economy and connect the McLoughlin Corridor
October 23Special ISOCARP-UNESCO Event
“Towards Sustainable Cities We Need: An Obliged Way To Save Life On Our Lovely Planet” Free to attend however special registration required.
Invitation by Ric Stephens
ISOCARP President
This year’s topic “Smart Communities” represents the convergence of technology and planning. Our Joint Conference will examine and generate approaches to adopting information and communications technology, intelligent transportation, autonomous vehicles, ubiquitous sensing, e-government, renewable energy, the Internet of Things and the myriad of topics connected with ‘smart cities.’
Welcome from
Jeannine Rustad OAPA Chapter President
The Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association is excited to host the joint OAPA/ISOCARP Conference in Portland in October. While Oregon is known as a leader in land use planning in the United States, our planners are always eager to learn from others to see how we can improve on making great places to live. What a better venue to learn than an international conference, sharing ideas from a global perspective.We hope you’ll join us and discover not only the wonders of Oregon, but the warm and welcoming nature of the Portland Metropolitan Region.
Pre-Conferenceevents:
Post-Conferencetours:
More info:https://isocarp.org/53rd-annual-congress/https://isocarp.org/http://www.oregonapa.org/
REGISTER
ONLINE!
PRE POST
FREE
8:00 -> 15:00
TRACK 2: TRACK 3: TRACK 4: TRACK 5: TRACK 6:
GOVERNANCE & INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES
CULTURE, COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE & SHARING
ECONOMY
RESILIENCE ADAPTATION & DISASTER MITIGATION
TECHNOLOGY & SMALL COMMUNITIES
POST-SMART COMMUNITIES & THE NEW FRONTIERS
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11:00 The Portland Plan: Measuring Progress Towards Equity (Engstrom)
Making Good Great: Transforming 20th Century Industrial District into a Next Generation Employment Center (Koski)
Mitigation & Adaptation on Climate Change - Strategic Planning for Climate Change
Improving Multi-Agency Program Transparency and Accountability via a Scalable Web Platform for Performance Measure Tracking (Deniston / Burns USA)
"Made in China"
12:30 Lunch - ISOCARP Awards
14:00 Defining Inclusive Smart Communities
Smart Mobility, Digital Transformation, & Energy Efficiency
Smart culture, regenerative planning and sustainable economy
Hydrological Vulnerabilities Smart Communities Cities Leading Through Energy Analysis & Planning (Roberts)
15:30
16:00 The International Guidelines on Urban & Territorial Planning UN-Habitat (Oyuela)
Smart City Placemaking in Kashiwa-no-ha, Japan (Kelley)
Technology & Society
Technology & Big Data
10 Years of ISOCARP Awards: presentation of winning projects
17:30
19:00
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9:00 Plenary Keynote: Arun Jain and ISOCARP Projects
10:30
11:00 Inclusiveness, IndigenousPeople, Informal Settlement & Traditional Planning
Smart Communities, Smart Technology, & New Planning Tools
Natural Disaster Mitigation
Resillience Theory, Problems & Practices
Sustainable Development Goals (APA International)
Planning & Governance
Technology & Big Data
12:30 Lunch - Presentation by Doppelmayr (sponsor) and Presentation of results by Young Planning Professionals
14:00 Governance & Citizen Participation
Story of Place: A Framework for Regenerative Planning (Murphy)
Central City Scenic Resources Protection Plan (Brooks)
Online Interactive Mapping: Tips & Tools for Small Communities (Hewitt)
People & Society
Future Urban Economics
15:30
16:00 Smart City Governance Co-Creating Inclusive Places (Ludlow UK)
Shared Economies, Social Integration, & Engagement
Sustainable and Resilient Communities
Neighboords, parks,and food access - Creative approaches to community outreach in Salem OR (Kim / Anderson-Ogilvie USA)
Community Engagement & the Portland Green Loop (Raggett)
17:30 ISOCARP Members Program - Bureau Meeting / Annual General Meeting
19:00
7:30
9:00
10:30
11:00 Neighborhood Cohesion Urban Planning Advisory Teams: practices from Wuhan and Bodø
Strengthening the Disaster Resilience of the Academic Biomedical Research Community: Protecting the Nation's Investment (Pawlowski)
Lighting up the Discovery Corridor – the Port of Ridgefield’s Dark Fiber Optics Infrastructure (Keillor / McDermott USA )
TRACK 2 continued: Governance and Inclusive Communities
12:30 Final Day Lunch - OAPA Awards
14:00 Equitable Growth Policies & Community Partnerships (Curren)
What Can We Learn from Portland's Urban Economy? (Zaman)
Digital Innovations in Urban Planning and Design from a Global Perspective (UN Habitat, Ericsson Research, Johannesburg Development Agency, Arcadis)
TRACK 2 continued: Governance and Inclusive Communities
Urbanism Next: How Autonomous Vehicles, the Sharing Economy, & E-Commerce Will Impact Cities (Steckler / Lewis USA)
15:30 –> 17:00
Smart Infrastructure & Transport
Dinner and Awards Ceremony
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Final Day Opening Plenary, Keynote: Saskia Sassen
Break with Exhibitors & Poster Presentations (Poster Session 5)
Washington County Transportation Futures Study (Wardell / Deffebach USA)
Green Smart Buildings & Development
Closing Plenary with Track Results and Announcement of 2018 ISOCARP Congress
Exhibitors & Poster Break Sustainable Buildings & Urban Space
Reception
Pub Crawl & Trivia
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Exhibitors & Poster Presentations
The Unpaved Road to Housing Affordability: What Role Does Technology Play? (Meltzer / Parker USA)
Autonomous Vehicles: What the Revolution Means for You (Weber)
Exhibitors & Poster Presentations
MW5 Emerging Planners Group Walking Tour
C O N F E R E N C E S E S S I O N T R A C K STRACK 1:
TECHNOLOGY, INFRASTRUCTURE &
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Opening Plenary: Welcome by ISOCARP/APA Presidents Cynthia Bowen and Ric Stephens Introduction by City of Portland Chief of Staff and Strategic initiatives Maurice Henderson Keynote: Daniel Iacofano Introduction to the Tracks: Hongyang Wang and Conference Team
Exhibitors & Poster Break
Information & Communication Technology & Data Systems
Beyond the black box: Communicating data and evidence to the public (Rodgers / Mangle USA)
2017 OAPA / ISOCARP Joint Conference - Program
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M O B I L E W O R K S H O P S (T E C H N I C A L T O U R S)8:30 –> 12:00 MW1 Innovation Quadrant MW2 Willamette Falls Legacy Project MW3 Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
- All day -
13:00 –> 16:30 MW4 Transportation, Urban Development and Cultural Change in the Jade District
OAPA / ISOCARP Joint Conference Program
Platinum Sponsor:
Endorsing Partners:
Sponsors:
LOCATION:Oregon Convention Center
777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
(International Society of City and Regional Planners)
(OAPA The Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association)
Organisers:
Endorsing Partners:
AICP CM CREDITS By participating in our event you can
earn up to 14 AICP CM credits including Law amd Ethics.
PHOTO - Author: Jeff Gunn;Title: Portland, OR, Downtown; Taken on November 26, 2012; Downloaded on September 11, 2017 from Flicker.com; The photo was
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