CUD Global Conference Seoul Agenda

Connected Urban Development Global Conference 2009

May 21–22, 2009
The Westin Chosun, Seoul
87 Sogong-Dong, Jung-gu
Seoul 100-070 South Korea
Phone:+82 2 771 0500

Connected Urban Development Global Conference 2009 is for government, business, research, academic, and civic society leaders committed to developing and using innovative solutions that address climate change and challenges to urban sustainability.

Become part of a worldwide community that collaborates on innovative solutions that use information and communications technology (ICT) to address urban issues ranging from traffic, to public services, to sustainable real estate and work environments, to citizen carbon footprints.

Final Agenda

21—22, 2009
The Westin Chosun, Seoul
87 Sogong-Dong, Jung-gu
Seoul 100-070 South Korea
Phone: +82 2 771 0500

Please note that by extending this invitation, Cisco and city of Seoul are unable to offer to pay for accommodations or travel for CUD delegates; this is the responsibility of the attendees.

Agenda

(Subject to change)

Day 1: Thursday, May 21, 2009

Conference begins promptly at 0830 and closes at approximately 1800. Dinner reception follows.


0700-0830	REGISTRATION OPEN
0830-0845	CONFERENCE OPENING: Welcome to Connected Urban Development Global Conference 2009 Welcome Wim Elfrink, Executive Vice President and Chief Globalization Officer, Cisco Nicola Villa, Global Director, Connected Urban Development, Cisco Internet Business Solutions Group (IBSG) Sangbum Kim, Assistant Mayor for City Transportation, Seoul Metropolitan Government Welcome to CUD Seoul Duksoo Lee, Vice Mayor, Seoul Metropolitan Government Connected Urban Development - A video message President William J. Clinton
0845-0930	PLENARY SESSION I: The Connected and SENSEable City Smart and Green Transportation in Seoul Sangbum Kim, Assistant Mayor, Seoul Metropolitan Government SENSEable City Carlo Ratti, Director SENSEable City Laboratory, MIT
0930-1010	PLENARY SESSION II: Connected and Sustainable World—Urban EcoMap and Planetary Sensing Global EcoMap Platform Dr. Wolfgang Wagener, Director, Sustainable Cities, Cisco IBSG The E-Planet Dr. Ludger Hovestadt, CEO, E-Planet Global EcoMap Platform and Pilot in San Francisco Jared Blumenfeld, Director, Department of Environment, City and County of San Francisco

1010-1030	BREAK AND NETWORKING
1030-1200	THEMATIC SESSIONS (IN PARALLEL) Thematic Breakouts: CUD Innovations and City Evolutions Urban Sustainability Modeling and Services Connected and Sustainable Living Connected and Sustainable Mobility Connected and Sustainable Work
1200-1300	LUNCH BUFFET AND NETWORKING

1300-1500	KEYNOTE SESSION I: Smart and Connected City Connected Urban Development Update Nicola Villa, Global Director, Connected Urban Development, Cisco IBSG A video message Job Cohen, Mayor of Amsterdam C40 and Waterfront Toronto David Miller, Mayor, City of Toronto Future City Jonathan Thorpe, Senior Executive Vice President, Gale International An Urban Services Platform forSmart and Conencted Cities Wim Elfrink, Executive Vice President and Chief Globalization Officer, Cisco

1500-1545	KEYNOTE SESSION II: Low Carbon Digital City Moderator: Dimitri Zenghelis, Director, Climate Change Practice, Cisco IBSG Carbon Economics as a Change Driver of Future City - via live TelePresence link to Seattle, US Professor, Lord Nicholas Stern, London School of Economics, Chair of the Grantham Institute for Climate Change and the Environment Carbon-neutralized Smart City Vlker Buscher, Director, ARUP

1545-1610	KEYNOTE SESSION III: Connected and Sustainable Mobility Moderator: Tony Kim, Seoul Lead, Connected Urban Development, Cisco IBSG Connected and Sustainable Urban Mobility Platform J.D. Stanley, Director, Cisco IBSG Connected and Sustainable Mobility Pilot in Seoul Dr. C.K. Kim, Head of TOPIS (Transport Operation Information System), Seoul Metropolitan Government
1610-1630	BREAK
1630-1830	SITE VISITS (IN PARALLEL) Site Visits: Design and Mobility Revolution of Seoul Site Visit 1: Seoul TOPIS (Transport Operation Information System) Center Site Visit 2: U-City Digital Pavilion Site Visit 3: Resource Recovery Facility
	End of Day 1 Conference Proceedings

1830-2030	EVENING: Welcome Dinner hosted by Seoul Metropolitan Government at Marina Jefe Ground Transportation 1 to Dinner Location from Conference Venue Ground Transportation 2 to Dinner Location from Site Visit 1 Ground Transportation 3 to Dinner Location from Site Visit 2 Ground Transportation 4 to Dinner Location from Site Visit 3 Ground Transportation from Dinner Location to Conference Venue via the river-side Han

Day 2: Friday, May 22, 2009

Conference begins promptly at 0830 and closes at approximately 1230. Boxed Lunch follows.


0800-0830	REGISTRATION OPEN

0830-1000	KEYNOTE SESSION: Broadband and ICT as the Enabler for 21st-Century Sustainable Urban Infrastructures Moderator: Martin Stewart Weeks, Director, Asia Pacific, Cisco IBSG Green Broadband and Digital Economy Stimulus Sung-il Park Director-General, Informatization Strategy Office, Ministry of Public Administration and Security, Korea Growing and Greening the Economy: Shaping a preferred future Christine Loh, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Civic Exchange Sustainable City Development Professor Sigfried Zhiquiang Wu, Dean, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University
1000-1030	BREAK AND NETWORKING

1030-1200	THEMATICAL SESSIONS (IN PARALLEL) Thematic Breakouts: Connected and Sustainable Socioeconomic Challenge *Delegate discussion panels on Sustainable Socioeconomic Imperatives for Cities Theme 1: City Governance Models for a Carbon Economy Theme 2: Green and Digital Economy Stimulus Theme 3: 21st-Century Cities

1200-1230	CLOSING SESSION: Visions for a Connected and Sustainable Urban Future Simon Willis, Vice President, Global Public Sector Practice , Cisco IBSG Closing Comments by Nicola Villa, Global Director, CUD, Cisco IBSG End of Day Two End of Conference, Boxed Lunch to Go

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