Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto
Rua Roberto Frias. Auditório
Contacts: [email protected]
Phone-00 351 225081903 Fax-00 351 225081486.
15 March. Last date for abstract submission
31 March. Annoucement of accepted abstracts
30 April. Last date for paper submission
7 May 2009. Last date for registration.
Abstracts should be no longer than 250 words and
should be submitted by email. Template available for
download at http://citta.fe.up.pt/.
Registration fees
Paid before 1 May: 75€, 25€ students
Paid after 1 May: 100€, 35€ students.
Free admission for paper authors.
The second annual conference of CITTA will take place in
gloomy times of economic decline, raising unemployment,
and deep uncertainties about our near future. Planning as
both a professional field and as a scientific discipline, seem
always to be better equipped to deal with managing growth
and change, rather then decline, complexity and
uncertainty. However, our understanding of the spatial
dimension of social, economic and environmental
processes maybe crucial helping to find a way out of this
current crisis. But our planning doctrines, paradigms,
methods and techniques have to be revisited and
reinvented to face the challenges ahead. In this difficult
context, it is time to discuss the role of planning research to
prepare a more balanced, sustainable and socially sensitive
future.
Paulo Pinho
Organizing Committee:: Paulo Pinho, Vítor Oliveira, Cecília Silva, Vera Palma, Rita Guimarães
Scientific Committee: Patsy Healey, David Perry, Kenneth Button, Klauz Kunzmann, Paulo Pinho, Isabel Breda-Vázquez, Álvaro Costa
CITTA 2ND ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON PLANNING RESEARCH
PLANNING IN TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY
THE RESEARCH CENTRE FOR TERRITORY, TRANSPORTS AND ENVIRONMENT
15 MAY 2009 FACULDADE DE ENGENHARIA DA UNIVERSIDADE DO PORTO
PROGRAMME, FRIDAY, 15 MAY
9:30-10:00
OPENING SESSION (Chair: Paulo Pinho, Director of CITTA)
Álvaro Cunha, FEUP Faculty Board - Welcome
João Ferrão,, Secretary of State for Spatial Planning and Towns - Opening address
10:00-11:00 SESSION 1 (Chair: Jean-Paul Carrière)
Keynote speeches: Teresa Andresen - Challenges of a changing landscape
Petter Næss - Residential location and travel: the cases of the metropolitan areas of Copenhagen and Hangzhou
Research project: Cecília Silva - MOPUS, Mobility Patterns and Urban Structures
11:00-11:30 COFFEE BREAK
11:30-13:00 SESSION 2 (Chair: Álvaro Costa)
Keynote speeches: José M. Viegas - Perceptions of increasing complexity in planning and avenues for responding to the new challenges
Patsy Healey - Rethinking the relations between planning, state and market in unstable times
Research project: Christof Schremmer, Helga Weisz,, Paulo Pinho, Simin Davoudi - SUME, Sustainable Urban Metabolism for Europe
13:00-14:30 LUNCH
14:30-16:00 SESSION 3. THEMATIC SESSIONS
Planning and environmental assessment 1 (Chair: Fernando Brandão Alves)
Fabrizio Giulietti - Comparative analysis of integrated planning in three European Metropolitan Regions
Vitor Oliveira, Cecília Silva, Paulo Pinho - Analyzing the city
Emilia Rebelo - Revision of land use law: what consequences for land rent?
Miguel Serra, Paulo Pinho - Periurban spatial dynamics
Serge Thibault - Tomorrow the city organized from the places of connection between networks of collective transport?
Planning and environmental assessment 2 (Chair: Sara Santos)
Albert Cuchi, Teresa Marat-Mendes - Urban material analysis and sustainability: a new methodological approach towards planning
Nersa Gómez, Ester Higueras - Microclimatic (MC) scenarios: innovation in environmental urban planning
Vanessa Mateus - Desertification assessment for the Guadalentin River Basin, Spain using the Medaction PSS Integrated Model
Miguel Pimentel, Artur Costa, Carla Melo - The urban spaces of uncertainty: the environmental assessment perspective
Sunita Singh, Fernando López, Han Vandevyvere, Jan Schreurs - Analysis, evaluation and indicators of sustainable urban concepts
Urban planning and housing (Chair: Isabel Breda-Vázquez)
Francisco Serdoura, Helena Almeida - A new paradigm for the existing city, an approach
David Viana, Fernando Brandão Alves, Juan Rivas - Urban culture of transition: or a new culture of living the city
Paulo Conceição - Homeownership, housing policies and welfare in times of crisis and change: challenges for housing research
Joana Restivo,, Fernando Brandão Alves, Paulo Mendonça, José António Ferreira - Public housing renovation plus space transformation
Carlos Oliveira, Isabel Breda-Vázquez - Inter-municipal coordination and spatial planning
Transport planning and logistics (Chair: António Babo)
David Vale - Sustainable urban form, accessibility disparity and social inequalities: a case-study
case
from Lisbon
Sandra Melo, Álvaro Costa - Assessment of urban goods distribution initiatives towards mobility and sustainability
Joana Oliveira - Interface of Entrecampos:: New functions, new usage dynamics
Sandra Melo, Ana Faria, Gonçalo Gonçalves, Tiago Farias, Álvaro Costa - Pedestrian flow analysis in transport interfaces
José Mota, Gonçalo Santinha, Artur Rosa Pires - Cycling mobility in rural areas
16:00-16:30 COFFEE BREAK
16:30-18:00 SESSION 4. THEMATIC SESSIONS
Planning and environmental assessment 1 (Chair: Fernando Brandão Alves)
António Azevedo - Are you proud to live here?
Cecília Delgado - Why is important to achieve a representative participation in the debate of our cities
Ruben Fernandes, Paulo Pinho - Planning discourses in small islands
Mercedes Ferrer, José Fariña, Ramón Reyes, Nersa Goméz - Hybrid city, urban planning, technovation
Sofia Morgado - Large scale project: the need for metropolitan articulation
Silvia Sousa, Paulo Pinho - Growth versus shrinkage
Planning and environmental assessment 2 (Chair: Sara Santos)
Pedro Garcia - Tagus Platform project, innovating Lisbon’s port territory
Filipa Malafaya-Baptista, Paulo Pinho - The environmental agenda of local plans: a comparative analysis in the European context
Ana Monteiro, Helena Madureira - Porto, an urban area on the way to happiness
Axa Rojas, Nersa Gómez - Urban micro space isolation. Fairness urban sustainability
Miguel Torres, Paulo Pinho - Planning and climate change: a local emissions trading scheme
Urban planning and housing (Chair: Paulo Conceição)
Elena Ostanel - The use of knowledge in the Policy Process for the renewal of Via Anelli
Isabel Breda-Vázquez, Carlos Oliveira, Rita Guimarães,, Henrique Alves, Filipa Gomes - Creativity, urban resurgence and urban policies
Ana Brandão - Time and urban design conclusions on a critical reading of Baixa-Chiado transformation process
Paulo Morais, Ana Camanho - Performance of European Cities assessed in the light of quality of life for improved local planning
Transport planning and logistics (Chair: António Babo)
Cristina Barbot - Vertical relations between airports and airlines: is there a trade-off
trade
between welfare and competitiveness?
Leandro Carvalho, Jorge Sousa - BSC: a tool for managing change in a passenger public transport company
Joana Santos, Álvaro Costa, Rui Marques - European metros: Benchmarking efficiency. A Portuguese perspective
Álvaro Costa, Michiel de Bok, Vera Palma - The Portuguese national model as a decision tool
18:00
CLOSING: CONFERENCE TREE PLANTING