Paris / Zurich / Beijing / Melbourne / Toulouse / London / Brussels / Copenhagen / /
Company
IBM / Geographic Information Systems / Modelistica / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / South Africa / France / Japan / United States / Australia / Korea / United Kingdom / China / Finland / Denmark / /
Currency
COP / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology / University of Copenhagen Effective Modelling / laboratory LAUA / University of Melbourne / University of Nantes / /
IndustryTerm
urban modelling tools / generic modelling tools / green infrastructure / potential model solutions / social and physical services / sustainable urban systems / communication technologies / particular urban systems / energy use / software specialists / greenhouse gas / management solutions / food / land-use transportation interaction / environmental and urban systems / social media / electricity / software capacities / urban systems / information-sharing protocols / visualisations tools / property management / spatial devices / decision-making chain / power / water / holistic tools / environmental systems / /
Organization
University of Melbourne / University of Copenhagen Effective Modelling of Urban Systems / Nantes School of Architecture / University of Nantes / OECD / Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology / Ministry of Ecology / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development / Faculty of Life Sciences / European Commission / Danish Centre for Forest / Landscape and Planning / Steering Committee / /
Person
Professors Richard Klostermann / Laurent Devisme / Catherin Bull / Michael Wegener / Ralph Horne / /
Effective Modelling of Urban Systems to Address the Challenges of Climate Change and Sustainability Urban systems are facing an increasing number of challenges. These include the impact of urban systems on the local envi