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Transport & Security the Real Issues for 2025, 4th September 07 Graeme Evans, Londonmet, presented AUNT-SUE at the "Transport & Security the Real Issues for 2025" seminar, which was organised by the Design Against Crime Centre and DOCA (Designing Out Crime Association). Publication by BRE (Building Research Establishment) will follow. See for presentation >>> Walk 21, 1st-4th October 07 Roger Mackett, UCL, will present a paper written with Helena Titheridge and Kamalashudan Achuthan on 'Overcoming the barriers to walking for people who are socially excluded' at the Walk21 Conference in Toronto, Canada. CUPUM2007, 11th-13th July, Iguassu Falls, Brazil Kamalashudan Achuthan, UCL, presented a paper on Developing Methods for Measuring Pedestrian Accessibility at the 10th International Conference on Computers in Urban Planning and Urban Management. The paper is authored by Kamalasudhan Achuthan, Helena Titheridge and Roger Mackett, UCL. Access to Destinations Conference, Minnesota, 23rd-24th August 07 Kamalashudan Achuthan, UCL, presented a paper on Assessing the Extent of Transport Social Exclusion among the Elderly at the Access to Destinations Conference in Minnesota, U.S. The paper is authored by WCTR, 24th-28th June 07 Roger Mackett, UCL, will present a paper written with Kamalashudan Achuthan and Helena Titheridge on 'Conflicts between macro level policy and micro level implementation - the case of social exclusion' at the World Conference on Transport Research in Berkeley, California, USA. ATCO Summer Conference, 13th-15th June 07 Roger Mackett, UCL, presented on 'Public transport as a tool to extend social inclusion' at the Summer Conference of the Association of Transport Co-ordnating Officers in Llandudno, Wales. Transed, Montreal, 18th-21st June 07 Helena Titheridge, UCL, presented a paper at the International Conference on Mobility and Transport for Elderly and Disabled Persons (Transed) in Montreal, Canada. AUNT-SUE met KT-SUE, London, 16. May 2007 Graeme Evans, Steve Shaw and Antje Witting, London Met, met Dr Heather J Cruickshank, University of Cambridge, and discussed the ISSUES Knowledge Transfer (KT) programme for the SUE consortia. NECTAR, Oporto, 9th to 12th May Juliet Solomon, London Met presented a paper at the Network on European Communication and Transportation Activities Research (Nectar) Conference in Portugal. CABERNET, Stuttgart, 25th to 27th April Steve Shaw and Antje Witting presented posters on small "Principles into Practice" case studies at the 2nd International Conference on Managing Urban Land (CABERNET). Brike Lane; Greenwich Peninsula INCLUDE 2007, London, 2nd to 4th April Graeme Evans and Nastaran Azmin-Foulandi presented their paper at the International Conference on Inclusive Design (INCLUDE). Further details on the event are available here. GISRUK 2007, Ireland, 11th to 13th April Kamalashudan Achuthan presented a paper "Measuring Pedestrian Accessibility" at the GISRUK 2007 - Geographical Information Science Research Conference at NUI Maynooth, Ireland. The paper is authored by Kamalashudan Achuthan, Helena Titheridge and Roger Mackett. Further details are to follow. Transport Statistics User Group (TSUG) seminar Juliet Solomon, London Met, and Helena Titheridge, UCL, presented their paper on 'Accessibility Indicators and the Policy Goal of the Reduction of Transport-Related Social Exclusion' to TSUG on 21st February 2007. Interchanges 07 conference, London The British Urban Regeneration Association (BURA) and AUNT-SUE co-hosted the Interchange 07 conference on 17th January 2007. Graeme Evans (London Met) presented: "Accessible Transport & Inclusive Design". Steve Shaw (London Met) was a member of the afternoon panel. Festival of Science in UK Professor Mark Porter (LU) presented on the Festival of Science in Norwich (UK) on 7th September 2006: “HADRIAN gets tired and emotional”. Design and Emotion: Conference in Sweden Professor Mark Porter (LU) presented at Design and Emotion Conference in Gothenburg, Sweden, 27-29th September 2006: “HADRIAN: I am not a number, I am a free man!” AUNT-SUE workshop in Johannesburg Professor Graeme Evans (London Met) gave a seminar on 'Design Against Crime' on 9th August 2006 at The University of Witwatersrand ('Wits'), Centre for Urban and Built Environment Studies (CUBES) in Johannesburg/ South Africa. AUNT-SUE at Annual Living Streets Conference, 15th July Members of the AUNT-SUE consortium will be present at the Annual Living Streets Conference in South Hampton. Interim street audit results for Somerstown (LB Camden) will be displayed for dissamination. Download features:Poster I; Poster II; Poster III; Poster IV _________________________________________________________________ RNIB Seminar on Location-Based Services The seminar explored the role of location-
based services to help people with _________________________________________________________________ Annual Ergonomic Society Conference Professor Mark Porter and Dr. Ruth Sims, Loughborough University, presented papers at the Ergonomics Society Conference on 2nd-6th April 2006. Download Paper (Dr. Ruth Sims) _________________________________________________________________ AUNT-SUE at Designing Out Crime Association Seminar in Birmingham Professor Graeme Evans, Director of the Cities Institute at London Metropolitan University, presented AUNT-SUE/VivaCity to the Designing Out Crime Association (DOCA) seminar on 22nd March in Birmingham. This presentation was based on our GIS/crime data analysis in London (King's Cross and Clerkenwell testbeds). _________________________________________________________________ Accessibility Planning Conference Trevor Mason, Hertfordshire County Council, presented AUNT-SUE at the Landor Conference "Accessibility planning: Bringing all sectors together for practical action". Download Presentation (Trevor Mason) _________________________________________________________________ BURA "Interchanges"
Workshop Professor Graeme
Evans, Director of the Cities Institute, and Steve Shaw, Director of Transport
Research and Consultancy (TRaC) presented our AUNT-SUE project at a workshop
organised by BURA on 28th February. The event looked at strategies for
creating sustainable transport interchanges. The AUNT-SUE presentation used evidence from all the projects to explain the links between the separate components of the overall research project, relationships which could almost be viewed as symbiotic in the context of the “whole journey”. _________________________________________________________________ Funded by: AUNT-SUE Consortium: AUNT-SUE Partners include:
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