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Tel: 0845 270 7965
Fax: 0207 091 7966
conferences@landor.co.uk
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Tel: 0845 270 7969
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matthew.knight@landor.co.uk
Why attend the Pedestrian Modelling Seminars?
Who should attend the Pedestrian Modelling Conference?
Main users of model results in policy and decision-making who want to update their knowledge of what is done elsewhere.
Those responsible for using models directly who want to improve their existing toolkit.
Those who develop models for a living and want to ensure that their clients are provided with acceptable and effective solutions.
All those involved with pedestrian modelling:
Those responsible for using models directly who want to improve their existing toolkit.
Those who develop models for a living and want to ensure that their clients are provided with acceptable and effective solutions.
All those involved with pedestrian modelling:
- Urban planners
- Local Authority officers and decision-makers
- Central and Regional Government
- Consultants in all aspects of transport, development and regeneration
- Funding organisations in the public and private sector
- Transport modelling software developers and vendors
- Environmental and economic appraisal specialists
- Academics and students
11:45 - 12:10
The availabilty of empirical data for pedestrian dynamics and current academic developments
Tobias Kretz, Product Manager, Pedestrian Simulation, PTV Germany
12:10 - 12:35
Space Syntax modelling as an integrated design tool
Kayvan Karimi, Director, Space Syntax
Dr. Kayvan Karimi is an architectural and urban designer with more than sixteen years of professional and international experience. He received his PhD in Architectural and Urban Morphology (1993-98) from University College London (UCL). During this period, he joined Space Syntax, where he is a Director now.
12:35 - 13:00
Experiential walkability simulation in transit station precincts
Steve Goddard, Urban Circus
Morning Seminar: Understanding and presenting short distance movements
14:30 - 14:55
Analytical evaluation of the quality of shared space for both road traffic and pedestrian users
Chris Oakley, Director, Crowd Dynamics/Quadstone Paramics
14:55 - 15:20
Rail Station Case Study: Comparison of a Grid-based and Continuous Space Modelling Approach: Passenger Modelling of Two UK Train Stations
Dr Christian Castle, Capacity Specialist and Pedestrian Modeller, Mott MacDonald
14:20 - 15:45
Multi-use Development Case Study: Benefits derived from pedestrian modelling in the context of major railway station developments
Charlie Parker, Senior Transport Consultant, Scott Wilson
Afternoon Seminar: Modelling for contained and multi-use spaces
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Modelling World Exhibition entry is FREE (does not include entry into the plenary, seminars, networking drinks or evening meal) Please email conferences@landor.co.uk if you wish to visit the free trade exhibition.
Date and Venue
Registration at 09:00 17 June 2010, Chelsea Football Club, Stamford Bridge, Fulham Road, London SW6 1HS
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