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Welcome to
the AUNT-SUE website. The aim of this
major research project is to develop and test sustainable policies and
practice that will deliver effective socially inclusive design and operation
in transport and the associated public realm from macro down to micro
level >>> AMELIA receives 'Interdisciplinarity Prize' 11 June 2008 Professor Roger Mackett was awarded the 'Interdisciplinarity Prize' for the ideas underlying AMELIA (A Methodology for Enhancing Life by Increasing Accessibility) as part of the celebrations marking the 200th anniversary of the demonstration of a working steam engine by Richard Trevithick on the site currently occupied by UCL. The award was made at a dinner the celebrate the anniversary in the presence of HRH The Duke of Gloucester. AUNT-SUE Travels to Reykjavik 10-13th August 2008 The HADRIAN team will present a paper on "The Psychological Stress Perspective: A unifying view of accessibility in public transport and beyond" at the Nordic Ergonomic Society Conference in Reykjavik, Iceland. AUNT-SUE joints the Royal Geographical Society in August 27-29 Aug 08 Claire Ellul and Ben Calnan, Londonmet, will present their paper on
"Modelling Street Safety" to the Royal Geographical Society
at the AUNT-SUE in Barcelona 8-10 Oct 08 Roger Mackett, Kamalasudhan Achuthan and Helena Titheridge will present their paper on 'Costing increases in walking accessibility for people who are socially excluded' at the 9th International Conference for Walking in Barcelona. AUNT-SUE supports: Designs on the Games AUNT-SUE invites you to a free seminar that highlights what should be considered from an accessibility viewpoint when designing new technological systems to be used by visitors to major events, such as the Olympics in 2012. Venue: Savoy Place in London.
Funded by: AUNT-SUE Consortium: AUNT-SUE Partners include:
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AUNT-SUE Introduction
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