0092 :
国際レクチャー：4/20：Cities without Ground
2012年4月20日(金）17：30～19：00
＠
工学部１号館１5号講義室
４月２０日（金）
17：30～19：00＠工学部１号館１5号講義室
主催：東京大学工学部建築学科
デジタル・ファブリケーション・ラボ
国際セミナー「Cities without Ground」
by JONATHAN D SOLOMON，香港大学
香港大学のJONATHAN D SOLOMON先生を招聘し
香港における地下空間や地面以外の空間の接続・アクティビティについて
講義していただきます．詳しくは英語のDescriptionを御覧ください．
Lecture Description:
"Aformal Architecture explicates a spatial logic for the city of Hong
Kong through architectural products that can be explained neither by
mainstream understandings of formal or informal processes, and
explores the consequences for public space in a dense city. Coinciding
with the publication of Cities Without Ground, a book that maps the
complex three-dimensional connectivity of Hong Kong's pedestrian
passageways, this lecture explores general conditions of the aformal
through specific exploration of three buildings in Hong Kong that
while outside mainstream histories of the city's development exhibit
unique qualities and three architectural proposals that exacerbate
them."
Bio:
"Jonathan D Solomon is an American architect based in Hong Kong. His
work explores public space and the contemporary city, through design
projects such as Ooi Botos Gallery, a shophouse in a Hong Kong street
market converted into a gallery for contemporary Chinese photographic
art; research projects such as his 2004 book 13 Projects for the
Sheridan Expressway, the 26th volume in the Pamphlet Architecture
series; curatorial projects such as 2010’s Workshopping in the US
Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale; and publication projects
through 306090 books, where he has served as a founding editor since
2001. His latest book Cities Without Ground, coauthored with Adam
Frampton and Clara Wong, explores the relationship between climate and
public space in the unique three-dimensional urbanism of Hong Kong.
Solomon has taught at the City College of New York and the University
at Buffalo. He is currently Associate Professor at the University of
Hong Kong."
0091 :
大学院講義「都市の持続再生学A(E)」を開講します。
Invitation to GCOE Public Lecture "Sustainable Urban Regeneration A(E)"
2012年4月16日～ 毎週月曜日16：40-18：20
＠
工学部1号館15号教室
Purpose:to introduce a comprehensive and panoramic view of
sustainable urban regeneration studies
Time: Every Monday, 16:40 – 18:20
Room: Lecture Room 15, Eng. Bldg. No.1
Code Number:
Sustainable Urban Regeneration A (E) : 3713-028, for Civil Engineering
Sustainable Urban Regeneration A (E) : 3714-110, for Architecture
Sustainable Urban Regeneration A (E) : 3716-107, for Urban Engineering
Please resister this lecture by code number according to your department.
Coordinator: Prof. Junichiro OKATA (Dept. of Urban Engineering)
Tentative schedule:
Date Speakers and Topics
April 23 No Class
May 7 Assoc. Prof. NOGUCHI : Material Recycling
May 14 Now scheduling
May 21 Proj. Res. Assoc. PARK : Urban Vulnerability
May 28 Prof. TAKIZAWA : Water Environment
June 4 Prof. HARATA : Urban Transportation
June 11 Res. Assoc. KATAYAMA : Regional Planning
June 18 Prof. OOKA : Aerial Environment
June 25 Assoc. Prof. KUBOTA : Preservation of Historical and Cultural Space
July 2 Prof. ISHIKAWA : Eco-Urban Space
July 9 Assoc. Prof. FUKUSHI : Global Environment Issues
Grading System:
Each speaker except for Introduction will give you an assignment. Choose three and submit your assignment by
end of this semester.
Information:
Latest information is available on GCOE web site.
http://csur.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ > シンポジウム・講演会・展示会のお知らせ
http://csur.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ > English > Event Schedule
0087 :
One Day Symposium: Vulnerability and Toughness
in Regeneration from Natural Disasters:
Learning from the World Experiences
2012年3月7日(水）13:00-18:10
＠
東京大学本郷キャンパス工学部1号館15号講義室
Almost one year has elapsed since the Great East Japan Earthquake on 11 March
2011. The damaged areas are finishing the emergency recovery and now moving to the
regeneration stage. Sooner or later, however, they will face many difficult problems such as
population reduction, severe financial difficulties, legitimacy arguments on public subsidies
to the private property, and balancing safety and convenience. Sustainable regeneration
process requires policy planning, institutional design, and implementation, pursuing
toughness both in the process and the result.
Many lessons can be learned from the regeneration process implemented in the aftermath
of sever natural disasters in the past, including earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, and
landslides. What have been the obstacles to the regeneration process? How people have
overcome the obstacles? What should have been done from now on? Historical events are
filled with profound implications both in positive and negative aspects. Learning historical
experiences will inspire wisdom for the sustainable regeneration.
Please find the attached file of the bottom.
Date: March 7, 2012 13:00 - 18:10
Venue: Room 15, Eng. Bldg. #1,
Hongo Campus,
University of Tokyo
Program Opening Session
1300-1310 What Is This Symposium for ? Prof. Hitoshi Ieda (Univ. of Tokyo)
Session I: Regeneration from Disasters in Suburban Areas
Chair : Naesun Park (Univ. of Tokyo)
1310-1340 “Regeneration of City and Country from the Great Sichuan Earthquake in 2008
: Implications for the Great East Japan Earthquake” Prof. Mikiko Ishikawa (Univ. of Tokyo)
1340-1420 “The Social Recovery from 2009 Typhoon Morakot in Taiwan” Dr. Jenn-Chuan Chern
(Public Construction Commission, Taiwan
/ National Taiwan University)
1420-1435 < Discussion >
< 10 min. Break >
Session II: Regeneration from Earthquakes in Large Cities
Chair : Kiichiro Hatoyama (Univ. of Tokyo)
1445-1525 “Safety and Economic Viability in the Reconstruction of San Francisco
after the Earthquake of 1906” Prof. Stephen Tobriner (University of California, Berkeley)
1525-1555 “Regeneration of Community from the 1995 Hyogoken Nanbu Earthquake:
Implications for the Great East Japan Earthquake” Prof. Yoshimitsu Shiozaki (Kobe University)
1555-1610 < Discussion >
< 15 min. Break >
Session III: Regeneration from “Great Lisbon Earthquake and Tsunami” in 18th Century
Chair : Riki Honda (Univ. of Tokyo)
1625-1705 “1755 Lisbon Earthquake and Tsunami” Prof. Carlos Sousa Oliveira (Technical University of Lisbon)
1705-1745 “Narration and Catastrophe: the 1755 Earthquake.” Prof. Helena Carvalhão Buescu (University of Lisbon)
1745-1800 < Discussion >
Closing Session
1800-1810 What Can We Do for the Tohoku Earthquake? Prof. Yozo Fujino (Univ. of Tokyo)
Contact: sympo0307@csur.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Organizers:
Yozo Fujino Professor, Univ. of Tokyo
/ Leader, GCOE Sustainable Urban Regeneration, Structural Engineering
Hitoshi Ieda Professor, Univ. of Tokyo, Transport and Regional Planning
Riki Honda Associate Professor, Univ. of Tokyo, Earthquake Engineering
Naesun Park Assistant Professor, Univ. of Tokyo, Urban and Regional Planning and Policy
0082 :
Special Lecture; SUR-B and 5th 311 Seminar
Disaster, Reconstruction and Opportunity: The role of news media in shaping global understanding of Japan's Triple Disaster and the long road to recovery.
2011年11月11日(金）16時30分～18時
＠
工学部1号館15号講義室
The international media played a crucial role in spreading the news -- photos, stories,
TV footage -- about the Great East Japan Disaster and ensuing nuclear crisis in Fukushima.
It is also the main channel through which the world will watch the long rebuilding process in
Tohoku. Come hear the chief of AP Tokyo talk about the challenges, priorities and
responsibilities of a global news agency covering this huge disaster and subsequent
reconstruction efforts, as well as some personal observations. What does AP consider its
most important mission? How does it strive to communicate effectively with a global
audience? How can Japan use this disaster as an opportunity for urban planning and
economic revival?
Global COE Program, the University of Tokyo “Global Center of Excellence for
Sustainable Urban Regeneration” has held a series of seminars after “the Great East Japan
Earthquake”. In the next seminar, speakers from Associated Press will give a special
lecture from the viewpoints of news media. This lecture is open for all students and
faculties.
Date: November 11th (Fri.), 16:30-18:10
Room: Lecture Room 15, Engineering Building #1
Speaker : Malcolm J. Foster (Chief of Bureau, Associated Press)
Chie Tsuda (Sales Manager, Associated Press)
Contact: Y. Kawamoto, Project Research Associate, GCOE, kwmt@iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp
S. Nakamura, Project Research Associate, WOW, s-naka@iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp
本講演はAPSA（アジア都市計画系学部連合）第11回大会
「Planning for Sustainable Asian Cities」の開会式の一環として行われます。
同大会はグローバル化時代のアジアの諸都市に対して、
将来の持続可能な再生に向けた、リ・プラニングについて考えていこうとするものです。
11th International Congress of Asian Planning Schools Association
アジア都市計画系学部連合第11回大会(APSA 2011)
“Planning for Sustainable Asian Cities“
日時 2011年9月19日（月）―21日（水）
場所 東京大学本郷キャンパス
キャンパス案内 http://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/campusmap/map01_02_j.html
After the great Tohoku Earthquake, there have been a couple of lectures about the disaster,
but almost all of them
have been given in Japanese. As a foreign student, these lectures
could
not be satisfied with our thirst for knowing
and understanding this disaster. For this reason,
we requested this English lectures, and we are arranging this program
for all foreign students
in Japan with GCOE (Global Center of Excellent, The University of Tokyo). In this lecture,
we believe that we can understand the real conditions of Japan and also learn experiences
from pioneers in this disaster.
Time and date:17:30-20:00, June 27th, 29th, 30th, 2011(No seminar on June 28th)
All the lectures are given in English.
Location(June 27th) : Room 15, Faculty of Engineering Bldg. 1, Hongo Campus, The Univ. of Tokyo.
Lacation(June 29th, 30th) : KOSHIBA hall, Hongo Campus, The Univ. of Tokyo.
Seminer Chief: Prof. IEDA Hitoshi, Dept. of Civil Engineering, The Univ. of Tokyo
Host Organization: GCOE(Global Center of Excwllwnce), The Univ. of Tokyo
Suppoters: Chinese, European, Korean, Phillipine, Indonesian, Vietnamese
Sutudent Association at The Univ. of Tokyo
Homepage : http//www.isisjapan.moonfruit.com
Dr. André Sorensen (Associate Professor, University of Toronto Scarborough)
will present the major findings of the cSUR workshop on megacities,
and the resulting book published as the cSUR-UT book series volume 10.
June 10, 6pm - 8pm
Class room 144, 2nd floor in Eng Bldg 14.
0073 :
大学院講義「都市の持続再生学A(E)」を開講します。
Invitation to GCOE Public Lecture "Sustainable Urban Regeneration A(E)"
2011年5月9日～ 毎週月曜日16：30-18：10
＠
工学部1号館15号教室
Purpose : to introduce a comprehensive and panoramic view of
sustainable urban regeneration studies
Time : Every Monday, 16:30 – 18:10
Room : Lecture Room 15, Eng. Bldg. No.1
Language : English
Code Number :
Sustainable Urban Regeneration A (E) : 3713-028, Civil Engineering
Sustainable Urban Regeneration A (E) : 3714-110, Architecture
Sustainable Urban Regeneration A (E) : 3716-107, Urban Engineering
Coordinator : Prof. Junichiro OKATA (Dept. Urban Engineering)
Tentative Schedule: Schedule and title shown below may change
Date Title
May 9 Introduction
May 16 Wind Environment in Urban Block
May 30 Reduction and Recycling of Building Materials in Urban Space
June 6 Sustainable Cities and Transport
June 13 Challenge to Sustainable Water Use
June 20 The New Dimension of Regional Planning System
June 27 Eco-Urban Space Design
July 4 Urban Vulnerability
July 11 Renovation of buildings
July 25 Urban Space Culture
Grading System:
Each Speaker except for Introduction will give you an assignment. Choose three and
submit your assignment by end of this semester. Where you should submit your
assignment will be announced in the lecture.
Due to the economical growth in developing countries, urban population
is increasing while urban infrastructure is still poor, and thus the
deterioration of the urban environment is one of the serious issues. The
main environmental problems are water pollution, air pollution and
traffic noise which were seen in Japan in 1970s. Last year, workshop on
Environmental Problems in South Asian Cities has been held in the
University of Tokyo, and the general discussion about above problems has
been carried out. In this workshop, the more concrete problems will be
focused on and the research objective will be clarified in order to
settle the problems in developing countries.
10:00-10:10 Opening Remarks and Purpose explanation
Prof. Ryozo Ooka, The University of Tokyo
Presentation Part I Environmental problems in Dhaka city
10;10-10:40 Environmental problems in Dhaka city, General Presentation
Prof. Mafizur Rahman, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
10:40-11:00 Monitoring Atmospheric Environment in Dhaka city
Shishir Kumar Biswas, Md. Mehbuboor Rahman, Rashed Ahsan, Md. Yeasir
Arif Rahman,
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
11:00 -11:30 Traffic Problems in Dhaka city
Prof. Shinji Tanaka, The University of Tokyo
11:30-12:00 Noise Problems in Dhaka city
Prof. Shinichi Sakamoto, The University of Tokyo
12:00-13:00 Lunch
Presentation Part II Environmental problems in mega cities in developing
countries
13:00-13:30 Atmospheric problems in Bangkok city in Thailand
Dr. Tomomi Hoshiko, The University of Tokyo
13:30-14:00 Indoor environment in Kathmandu city in Nepal
Dr. Hom Bahadur Rijal, The University of Tokyo
14:00-14:30 Environmental problems in Bogota city in Colombia
Dr. Kyosuke Hiyama, The University of Tokyo
14:30-15:00 International Collaboration about Environmental Problems in
developing countries
Prof. Yasuyoshi Ichihashi, The University of Tokyo
0068 :
2010年度冬学期 GCOE国際設計演習
Carl Steinitz教授による特別講義：広域緑地計画のフロンティア
2010 Winter GCOE International Design Studio
Special lecture by Professor Carl Steinitz ： Frontier of Regional Planning
平成22年11月10日(Wed) 10:00-12:00, 13:30-15:30
＠
工学部11号館 1F講堂
■ Carl Steinitz
Emeritus Professor Department of Landscape Architecture、Graduate
School of Design, Harvard University
Date： 10:00-12:00, 13:30-15:30, 2010/11/10 (Wed)
Venue: Auditorium (1F) , Engineering Building 11 , The University of Tokyo
http://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/campusmap/cam01_04_12_j.html
Language: English
Registration:
Please resister the following information by e-mail.
1.name 2. Affiliation 3.telephone number 4.e-mail address.
( Registration is free) mailto: yukiko@epd.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Organizer : The University of Tokyo Global Center of Excellence for
Sustainable Urban Regeneration
Supported by The City Planning Institute of Japan
（以下，スウェーデン大使館よりの紹介文 Introduction Message from Sweden Embassy）
As responsible industrialized nations, both Japan and Sweden
are facing incorporating
sustainable development in many aspects, including in spatial planning / urban development.
Global Center for Sustainable Urban Regeneration (CSUR),
The University of Tokyo and Lean Wood Engineering (LWE),
Lulea University of Technology/Linkoping University/ Lund University
will hold a seminar to exchange their experiences as excellence centers
conducting research on the issue of sustainable urban development.
Schedule:
日時：10月27日（水）午前10時～
会場：工学部11号館4階 都市持続再生研究センター 会議室
Date： starting from 10 a.m to 12:00 a.m. of 27 Oct.
Venue：cSUR Meeting room @4th flr. Of T-bldg#11, Hongo Campus, the University of Tokyo
Program:
10:05-10:15: Introduction & Synopsis of Center for Sustainable Urban Regeneration
Prof. Yozo Fujino
Program Director of Center for Sustainable Urban Regeneration, the Univ. of Tokyo
10:15-10:30: Present Newly-built Housing Market in Japan
Prof. Shuichi Matsumura
the Univ. of Tokyo
10:30-10:45: Researches for CO2 and waste reduction in concrete-related industries of Japan
Dr. Ryoma Kitagaki
Assistant Professor of Center for Sustainable Urban Regeneration, the Univ. of Tokyo
10:45-11:00: Researches for Insulating Japanese wooden houses
Dr. Kyosuke Hiyama
Assistant Professor of Institute of Industrial Science, the Univ. of Tokyo
11:00-11:15: From Black Box to prioritized R&D: Focus Area Analysis of Sectoral Systems of Innovation – the Case of Wood Manufacture
Eva Esping
Programme Manager of The Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems(VINNOVA)
11:15-11:30: Lean Wood Engineering research centre
Prof. Staffan Brege
Industrial Marketing, Linköping University
11:30-11:45: Strategies for sustainable urban development
Tomas Alsmarker
Vice president, Tyréns AB
11:45-12:00: Part 1: Industrialised development of building systems
Patrik Jensen
Structural design engineer, Tyréns AB
Part 2: Industrial building supported by industry and university R&D
Jerker Lessing
0066 :
SUR-B 開講
CITIES IN FUTURE:PROMISING RESEARCHER'S VIEW THROUGH WORLDWIDE CASE STUDIES
2010年10月8日～ 毎週金曜日16：30-18：10
＠
工学部1号館15号教室
Time: Every Friday 16:30-18:10
Room: Lecture Room 15, Engineering Building 1
Language: English
Grade: Three assignments
Assignments are given at every lecture. You are requested to select one assignment
from
one part and submit all three assignments by the deadline. Only when you submit
three
assignments, you will be given grade.
Part I Various Strategies toward Sustainable Urban Regeneration: Worldwide
Perspective
Oct 8 Cultural-Led Regeneration in Newcastel Gateshead, Hiroshi Ota (IIS, UT)
Oct 15 How to Integrate Rever Planning and Urban Planning: Comparison between
Vietnam and
Japan, Takeyoshi Chibana (Dept of Civil Engineering, UT)
Oct 22 Computational Space for sustainability, Yusuke Obuchi (Global 30, UT)
Oct 29 Earthquake Hazard and Cultural Heritage, Kaori Fujita (Dept of Architecture, UT)
Nov 5 Urban development strategy focusing on public transportation in Korea,
Naesun Park
(cSUR, UT)
Part II Various Approaches toward Sustainable Urban Regeneration
Nov 12 UDCK, Yukari Niwa (Faculty of Human Sciences, Waseda University)
Nov 19 Toward Sustainability of African Cities: Lessons from Informal Settlements
in Lusaka,
Zambia, Norihisa Shima (Dept of Civil Engineering, UT)
Nov 26 Management of Common Properties in Multifamily Houses, Yoshiro Morita
(Tokyo
Polytechnic University)
Dec 3 Design of the Park Library in Medellin, Colombia, Yoshiyuki Kawazoe
(Dept of Civil
Engineering, UT)
Dec 10 Recyclability of Concrete, Ryoma Kitagaki (cSUR, UT)
Dec 17 Unpaving Urban Areas: Urban Design Solutions to Environmental Issues,
Akito Murayama
(Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University)
Jan 7 Urban Design and Regeneration in Yokohama and Barcelona, Taku Nohara
(Yokohama
National University) and Daisuke Abe (cSUR, UT)
Part III Tokyo in Future: Reflection from Worldwide Experiences
Jan 14 Urban Planning System and Machizukuri in Tokyo, Jin Nakamura (IIS, UT)
Jan 21 Towards the Livable City Tokyo: Beyond the 100 Years Experience of
Modernization, Yu
Nakai (Dept of Civil Engineering, UT)
Jan 28 Toward Optimum Mixed Use Pattern -NYC, Barcelona and Tokyo-,
Noriaki Hayakawa
(Chubu University)
【当日のプレゼンテーションならびにパネルディスカッション】
13:00 Greetings and the Introduction and Overview of APSA by Yukio NISHIMURA (Univ. Tokyo)
13:10 Planning education in Korea by Mack Joong CHOI (Seoul National
University)
13:30 Planning education in India by Utpal SHARMA (CEPT Univ., India)
13:50 Planning education in Taiwan by Chu-joe HSIA (National Taiwan
University)
14:10 Planning education in Vietnam by Nguyen To LANG (Hanoi Architectural
University)
14:30 Planning education in Japan by Aya KUBOTA (Univ. Tokyo)
Coffee Break
14:50 Round Session “Planning Education Challenges in Asian Cities”
Moderator: Yukio Nishimura
Discusstunts: Takeshi ITO (Univ. Tokyo) and all presentators
16:00 Final remarks by Takeshi ITO (Univ. Tokyo)
We are pleased to announce that the Planning+Design Unit at the GCOE program
organizes international student workshop on regeneration of “brown field”in
Taipei, collaborating with National Taipei University of Technology. Travel
expenses (international air tickets and accommodation) to participate in the
WS at Taipei are supported. The orientation will be held on May 25th, at
lecture room 141, T-building 14, 1F from 17:00. As for details, please see
the attached flier.
./files/datas/taipei_announcement.pdf
2010年3月13日（金） 09:15-17:30
9:30-16:00 Field trip
A Contemporary architecture
B Traditional commercial / business district
C Tokyo bay area from Edo era to 21c)
11日のシンポジウムでは、それぞれの都市で活動する研究者がその課題や取り組みを報告し、
地球環境時代における新たな「都市と海」とについて議論します。
また、 Inter-University Seminar on Asian
Megacitiesは、アジアメガシティーに立地する大学
（中国、韓国、台湾、タイ、フィリピン、ロシア、日本等）の学術交流の場として開催されるもので、
15回目となる今回のメインテーマが「City
and Waterfront」となっています。
年度末のご多用な時期ですが、数の方々のご参加を賜りますようご案内申し上げます。
■プログラム
[11日]
10:00-15:00 国際シンポジウム "City and Ocean" (9:30 開場）
15:30-17:30 研究発表：Inter-University Seminar on Asian Megacities
[12日]
9:30-15:30 研究発表：Inter-University Seminar on Asian Megacities
16:00-17:30 Closing Session ：International symposium
, Inter-University Seminar on Asian Megacities
[13日]
9:30-16:00 Field trip
(Contemporary architecture/ Traditional
commercial/business district/ Tokyo bay area from Edo era to 21c)
東京大学 東大まちづくり大学院
Global Center of Excellence, Program for Sustainable Urban Regeneration
共 催 ： 社団法人再開発コーディネーター協会
後援（予定を含む）： 内閣府中心市街地活性化本部事務局、国土交通省、日本商工会議所
0044 :
S2部会 国際シンポジウム「Vulnerability in Cities: The Diagnosis and Remedy」
2010/02/5・6
＠
柏キャンパス環境棟FSSホール
GCOE-S2部会では、昨年度に引き続き2回目となります国際シンポジウムを
開催いたします。
今年度は、「Vulnerability in Cities: The Diagnosis and Remedy」と題し、
S2部会のこれまでの重点調査・研究対象都市を中心に取り上げながら、
都市の脆弱性の特性や拡大メカニズム、それに対する将来的な方策について、
東大研
究者、海外研究者・有識者による発表と議論を行います。
記
■日時
2月5日(金)、6日(土)
■会場
柏キャンパス環境棟FSSホール（：ワークショップメイン会場）
■プログラム
[第1日]
柏キャンパス・ツアー
ワークショップ
Part I - Insights: How do we see vulnerability in cities?
Part II - Diagnosis : What are the vulnerabilities in each city?
[第2日]
ワークショップ
Part III - Remedy : How should we deal with the vulnerability?
見学会（つくばエクスプレス、秋葉原を予定）
0031 :
Young Researchers Seminars on Urban Water Management
for Climate Change Adaptation
2009年 9月7日～9日 各日8時30分より
＠
工学部14号館2階144
環境部会特任助教の川本です。お世話になっております。
GCOEにて協賛を頂いております8th international conference on Urban
Drainage Modeling
及び2nd International Conference on Rainwater
Harvesting and Managementの会期中に、
“Toward the sustainability of
urban water system”をテーマとして日韓の学生主導による
セミナーを開催致し
ます。本セミナーの参加者を募集しておりますので、学生の皆様に
ご周知頂けれ
ば幸いです。
■日 時：9/7-9/9 各日18時30分より
■場 所：工学部14号館2階144
■テーマ：Toward the sustainability of urban water system
- Risk assessment of current water management systems under external challenges
- Sustainable water supply management in urban area
- Sustainable wastewater treatment in urban area
- Water management strategies for water cycle restoration in urban area
* Minor subjects are still tentative
□主題：「都市インフラと土地利用コントロール
-Urban Infrastructure and Land Use Control-」
□基調講演 Michael Wegener 先生
「ヨーロッパの都市における持続可能な都市開発のための交通・土地利用戦略の展望」
■基調講演者 Michael Wegener先生の紹介
元ドルトムント大学教授。専門は都市・地域計画。土地利用・交通モデル
（Land Use -Transport Interaction Model）の第一人者で、SASI
(Spatial and
Socio-economic Impacts of Transport Investments and Transport
System
Improvements)の開発者として知られる。日本通でも知られ、1988年から１年間、
東京大学教授として工学部土木学科で教鞭を執った。
Hans Thor Andersen is director of research at SBI/ The Danish Building Research Institute (University of Aalborg, Denmark). He finished his PhD-thesis in 1985 on urban theory and politics (University of Copenhagen) and received his habilitation in 2005. From 1992 to April 2009, Hans Thor Andersen was associate professor at University of Copenhagen, Department of Geography and Geology. By 1st of May 2009 he is director of research and head of the department "Urban, Housing and property" at SBI. His main interests are urban geography with focus at urban politics and planning as well as social geography and housing.
The lecture will give a brief introduction to the rise of cities in Europe, their development to the 20th century and focus upon current trends in development.
Origins of the city
The rise of the modern city/ industrialisation
Examples from Europe and Denmark
Sprawl – outer city – urban landscapes
Growth and decline – creating new spatial cleavages (from spatial Keynesianism to neofordist fragmentation)
連絡先：
東京大学生産技術研究所村松研究室
電話０３－５４５２－６４４２ or ６４４３ muramatsushin@aol.com
0021 :
Joint Seminar with City University of Hong Kong on Building Environment & Energy
2009年5月20 （水）10:00～12:00
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東京大学工学部号館4階 都市持続再生研究センター会議室
Date:10:00 a.m., 20th of May
Place:４ｔｈ Fl. Buld.#11, School of Engneering, University of Tokyo
Program
1. "Outline of Global Center of Excellence for Sustainable Urban Regeneration"
2. "Information Embedded Building for sustainable living" (Dr. Magori)
3. "Building energy system optimization using Genetic Algorithm" (Mr. Kayo)
4. Visit the experiment site inside the campus
Close: 12:00 (approx.)
0015 :
Reminder: International Seminar on Urban Infrastructure Management
2009年3月25日
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Lecture Room 15, Faculty of Engineering Bldg.1
Theme Sustainable development of urban system requires keeping good condition of infrastructure. Technologies with regard to sensing，deterioration predicting，maintenance financing and policy evaluation are important elements for urban infrastructure management. The international seminar aims to understand the frontier of urban infrastructure management and to develop new disciplines by gathering multi research fields. Variety of topics such as engineering methodology of asset management，disaster prevention and recovery， energy policy and economic issues for infrastructure management are to be discussed.
Opening address:
“Expectation to Asset Management and Some Issues in Japan”
Yozo FUJINO (The University of Tokyo)
Part I: (chair: Muneta YOKOMATSU)
10:15-10:45
“Infrastructure Maintenance Technology and Urban Economic Growth” Tomoki ISHIKURA (The University of Tokyo)
10:45-11:15
“Disaggregated Hazard Rates Evaluation and Bench-marking for Infrastructure Asset Management” Kiyoyuki KAITO (Osaka University)
11:15-12:15
Keynote Lecture 1 “Lessons learned from Wenchuan Earthquake - Strategy and tactics of quick recovery from large-scale earthquake damage” Zifa WANG (National Administration of Earthquake)
参考図書：
1) 嶋田義仁他編（2001）「アフリカの都市的世界」 世界思想社
2) Kenneth Little (2004) Urbanization As A Social Process: An Essay On
Movement And Change In Contemporary Africa, Routledge
This international symposium aims to understand the vulenerability of cities from various viewpoints
such as natural disasters,
transportation, communities, culture, landscape, institution, etc.
and to propose an alternative approach
toward sustainable urban regeneration,
inviting professionals from Asia, Europe and America.
Your participation will be welcomed.
0008 :
International Seminar on Urban Infrastructure Management
2009年3月25日
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Lecture Room 15, Faculty of Engineering Bldg.1
Theme Sustainable development of urban system requires keeping good condition of infrastructure. Technologies with regard to sensing，deterioration predicting，maintenance financing and policy evaluation are important elements for urban infrastructure management. The international seminar aims to understand the frontier of urban infrastructure management and to develop new disciplines by gathering multi research fields. Variety of topics such as engineering methodology of asset management，disaster prevention and recovery， energy policy and economic issues for infrastructure management are to be discussed.
Program 10:00-10:15 Opening address: “Expectation to Asset Management and Some Issues in Japan” Yozo FUJINO (The University of Tokyo)
Part I: Seminar Session 1 and Keynote Lecture (chair: Muneta YOKOMATSU) 10:15-10:45 “Infrastructure Maintenance Technology and Urban Economic Growth” Tomoki ISHIKURA (The University of Tokyo) 10:45-11:15 “Disaggregated Hazard Rates Evaluation and Bench-marking for Infrastructure Asset Management” Kiyoyuki KAITO (Osaka University) 11:15-12:15 Keynote Lecture 1 “Lessons learned from Wenchuan Earthquake - Strategy and tactics of quick recovery from large-scale earthquake damage” Zifa WANG (National Administration of Earthquake)
12:15-13:30 Lunch
Part II Keynote Lectures (chair: Takayuki UEDA) 13:30-14:30 Keynote Lecture 2 “Revisiting Infrastructure Maintenance Marginal Cost Pricing” Samer MADANAT (University of California，Berkeley) 14:30-15:30Keynote Lecture 3 “A Hidden Markov Deterioration Model with Measurement Errors” Kiyoshi KOBAYASHI (Kyoto University)
15:30-15:45 Brake
Part III: Seminar Session 2 (chair: Tomoki ISHIKURA) 15:45-16:15 “Integrated earthquake simulation - current state and future prospective” Muneo HORI (The University of Tokyo) 16:15-16:45 “The Multi-Sector Open-Economy Model with Stochastic Energy Price” Muneta YOKOMATSU (Kyoto University and The University of Tokyo) 16:45-17:15 “Long-Term and Macroscopic Views for Infrastructure Policy and Management: Research Agenda” Takayuki UEDA (The University of Tokyo)
17:15-17:20 Closing Remarks Koichi MAEKAWA (The University of Tokyo)
＜リチャード・プランツ教授プロフィール＞ 1966年 建築学学士、レンセラー工科大学（ニューヨーク州トロイ） 1967年 建築学修士、同上 レンセラー工科大学、ペンシルヴェニア州立大学で教鞭をとる。ほか客員研究員としてベルギー、ルーベン・カトリック大学やイタリアのトリノ工科大学に所属。コロン ビア大学においては1977年から80年にかけて「建築・都市計画・保存大学院」の建築 部門の主任chairmanを務め、1992年にアーバンデザインコースの長directorとなって現在に至る。アメリカ国内のほか、イタリアやトルコにおいて、長期的な視点から見た建築と都市についての調査、研究を行ってきた。住宅分野での設計活動に対して1991年にアメリカ建築家協会からアンドリュー・J・トーマス賞が贈られた。 ［主要著作］ Richard Plunz， A History of Housing in New York City: Dwelling Type and Social Change in the American Metropolis (New York: Columbia Univ.Press， 1989)（酒井詠子訳『ニューヨーク―都市居住の社会史』（鹿島出版会、2005年）
