Programme

09:00-09:30

Opening Session (Auditorium)

Sebastião Feyo de Azevedo, Director of FEUP. Welcome
Paulo Pinho, Director of CITTA. Welcome

Session 1. Innovation in governance and decision making in planning (Auditorium)

Paulo Pinho (Chair)

Keynote speeches

Paul Kantor, Fordham University - The Politics of City Region Innovation: A Realistic Perspective
Kenneth Button, George Mason University - Issues in forecasting and governance in urban policy making

CITTA Research Project

Carlos Oliveira, Isabel Breda-Vázquez - Institutional change and continuity: inter-municipal co-ordination and territorial governance

Session 2. Innovative Governance in Urban Policies (Auditorium)

Isabel Breda-Vázquez, Paulo Conceição (Chairs)

Keynote speaker

João Ferrão, Universidade de Lisboa - Governança Urbana em Portugal: entre princípios e resultados, um balanço encorajador? (Urban Governance in Portugal: between principles and results, a promising balance?)

Communications

Peter Schmitt - Striving for Policentricity - A driver to rework governance capacities in European Metropolitan Areas? 

Eduardo Anselmo Castro, Fernando Nogueira - Strategic spatial planning in Portugal: practice innovation and local governance challenges 

Jan Bucek - Support of governance in Slovak cities by participative strategic planning 

Isabel Coimbra - Participatory Budgeting: the case study of Lisbon 

Paulo Pisco, Jorge Batista e Silva - Could School Urbanism be an answer? 

Session 3. Innovation in Transport Planning and Governance (Auditorium)

Álvaro Costa, Sandra Melo (Chairs)

Keynote speaker

Tiago Farias, Universidade Técnica de Lisboa - Innovation in Transports: adapting to change and inspiring new bahaviors

Communications

Lisa Rayle, Christopher Zegras - The emergence of inter-municipal collaboration in Portuguese metropolitan planning 

Álvaro Costa, Vera Palma, Sandra Melo - Managing road infrastructures through pricing policies 

Antonio Babo, Marta Oliveira, Miguel Pimentel - Managing the Transition to Soft Mobility Solutions - a Portuguese city case study 

Anabela Ribeiro, Gonçalo Correia, Inês Frade - Methodology to determine a cycle network in a city 

Filipe Moura, José Manuel Viegas - Fostering the transition to new technologies with car organ transplant 

Keynote speaker

Thorsten Wiechmann,TU Dortmund – Making Places in increasingly Empty Spaces – Strategies and Failure in Shrinking Cities

Parallel session 4A (Auditorium)

Sara Santos Cruz (Chair)

Communications

Karina Pallagst - Greening the Shrinking City- a new planning approach in the USA 

Helen Mulligan - The Filigree City: environmental sustainability issues under conditions of retrenchment 

Stephen Platt - Are exurbs a sustainable city form? 

Paulo Pinho, Sara Santos Cruz, Vitor Oliveira, Magda Barbosa, Mafalda Silva - The metabolic impact assessment of planning interventions in two European cities: Oporto and Vienna 

Julio Soria, Luis Valenzuela, Paulo Pinho - A method to identify mobility environments in metropolitan transport corridors: a case study in Granada 

Andreia Soares, Anabela Ribeiro - Application of urban sustainability indicators to the city of Coimbra 

Parallel session 4B (Sala de Actos)

Fernando Brandão Alves (Chair)

Communications

Olivier Sykes, Tom Gore and Thomas Fischer - Making the case for Participatory Territorial Impact Assessment (TIA) – fostering regional and local involvement in the drafting process of EU directives 

Mojca Šašek - Planning and Environmental Assessment 

Naja Marot - Regulatory impact assessment – a tool towards better territorial governance? 

Karel Schmeidler - Transport Planning in Shrinking Cities 

Ruiz Talavera, Luis Valenzuela - Pedestrian accessibility to public space: the implication of the urban form in the city of Granada 

F. Brandão Alves, Lara Mendes - Inclusive urban design for the future – elderly deserve a better living in their residential area 

Closing Session (Auditorium)

Artur Rosa Pires, Universidade de Aveiro

Paulo Pinho, Director of CITT

Other papers accepted for discussion/poster presentation

Session 2. Innovative Governance in Urban Policies

• Aleksandra Djukic and Ratka Colic - New Instruments for Urban Development Management in Serbia - Case Study Nis 
• Ana Brandão - Managing uncertainty: transformation process in the post-industrial city 
• Carlos Graizboard - Proposal for a research: governance and planning 
• Cecília Delgado - Limitation on women public participation 
• Christopher Zegras and Lisa Rayle - Scenario planning as a potential step towards urban policy integration: Evidence from Portugal 
• Francisco Serdoura and Helena Almeida - Place branding as an engine of induce local development 
• Gustavo de Casimiro Silveirinha - Planning Continuous 
• J. M. Lourenço and Z. B. Astuti - Success Key Factors of a Local Urban Strategy: the case of Solo, Central Java, Indonesia 
• João Brites - Planeamento Urbano e Sistema Fundiário - Uma metodologia 
• José Patrício Martins - A gestão estratégica em reabilitação urbana 
• Luis Neto, Nuno Pinto and Malcom Burns - The impacts of urban regeneration companies in Portugal - The case of Porto Vivo SRU 
• Maria Inês Santos - Organising Capacity for Sustainable Urban Planning 
• Rodrigo Cardoso, José Carlos Mota and Fernando Nogueira - Emerging forms of democracy: cities as source of civic engagement 
• Rui Braz Afonso - A participação nas intervenções de requalificação urbana 

Session 3. Innovation in Transport Planning and Governance

• Alda Metrass Mendes, Richard de Neufville and Álvaro Costa – Air accessibility in Northern Canada: prospects and lessons for remoter communities 
• Cecilia Rocha - Environmental Governance and Noise: the Portuguese realit 
• Claudia Pona and Filipe Moura – Using on-board logging devices for micro-monitoring energy efficiency of urban and suburban bus operation: the case of Rodoviaria de Lisboa 
• Pedro Caetano and João Abreu e Silva - Using microsimulation to evaluate the determinants of low commercial speed in urban bus lines 
• Rodrigo Vargas and João Abreu e Silva - The main vectors influencing the levels of fuel consumption in a bus company. The driver, the vehicles and the lines 

Session 4. Innovation in Environmental Planning and Assessment

• Ulrike Sacher - Landscape planning towards regional identity