Day 1 - Keynote Address
Sustainable Urban Planning Using Geospatial Technology
Sustainable Urban Planning Using Geospatial Technology: How Geospatial Intelligence And Satellite Imagery Can Better Inform Urban Planning Decisions For Sustainability.
Case Study: How Hamilton City Council Is Utilizing Geospatial Intelligence To Optimize Urban Development And Environmental Sustainability
Digital Twin Technology For City Planning
Digital Twin Technology For City Planning: Using Digital Twins To Simulate And Analyze Urban Environments For Better Planning And Management.
Case Study: Wollongong City Council Initiative - Utilizing Digital Twin Technology For Improved Urban Planning, Traffic Management, And Emergency Response In Wollongong
Networking
Networking And Refreshment
Carbon Neutral City Plan
Carbon Neutral City Plan: Setting And Achieving Ambitious Carbon Reduction Goals Through Clean Transportation, Energy Efficient Buildings, And Managing Waste.
Case Study: How The Shire Of Dardanup Achieved Carbon Reduction Goals Through Effective Clean Transportation, Energy Efficiency, And Waste Management
Debate
Adaptive Reuse Of Buildings
Adaptive Reuse Of Buildings: Transforming Old Buildings Into Functional Spaces While Preserving Historical Value.
Case Study: How The City Of Adelaide Successfully Transformed Its Tunnel Of Light Project By Using Dynamic Light Installations, Public Art Displays, And Pop-Up Markets Blending Modern Functionality With Historical Preservation
Lunch
Lunch And Networking
Intelligent Transportation System
Intelligent Transportation System: Leveraging Technology For Smarter Traffic Control, Public Transit Optimization, And Pedestrian Safety.
Case Study: How Auckland Transport Implemented Smart Traffic Management Solutions To Reduce Congestion And Improve Safety
Day 1 - Roundtable Discussion
Roundtable 1:
Roundtable A: Carbon Neutral City Plan (Andre Schonfeldt)
Roundtable B: Intelligent Transportation System (Naomi Langdon)
Roundtable C: Climate Resilient Urban Planning (Stephanie Johnston)
Roundtable D: Housing Affordability Through Modular Construction And Pre-fabrication (Kieran McKernan)
Networking
Networking And Refreshment
Climate Resilient Urban Planning
Climate Resilient Urban Planning: Designing Cities To Withstand And Adapt To Climate Change Impacts.
Case Study: How South Australia's State Planning Commission Supported And Helped Execute Climate Resilient Urban Planning In South Australia Effectively
Housing Affordability Through Modular Construction And Pre-Fabrication
Housing Affordability Through Modular Construction And Pre-Fabrication: How Modular Construction Methods Can Improve Housing Affordability Amid Urban Growth.
Case Study: How Frankston City Council Uses Effective Module Construction Methods To Improve Housing Affordability With Rising Urban Growth
Intelligent Water Usage Planning
Intelligent Transportation System: Using Data Analytics To Inform Policies, Incentives, Infrastructure Investments To Improve Water Planning and Drought Resilience.
Case Study: How City Of Perth Employs Predictive Analytics To Refine Water Conservation Plans
Champagne Networking
We would like to invite you to the champagne networking session at the end of the first day of our conference. During this event, you will have the opportunity to network with a wide range of industry leaders and business partners, as well as broaden your business networks.
This powerful networking session will give you access to key influencers and our partners in the industry who have a wealth of experience and knowledge through the sessions they deliver at the main conference.
Day 2 - Keynote Address
Sustainable Urban Mobility
Sustainable Urban Mobility: Leveraging Eco-Friendly Public Transportation And Infrastructure To Reduce Carbon Footprint And Enhance Accessibility.
Case Study: How The City Of Stirling Is Implementing Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans Including The Introduction Of Trackless Trams And Cycling Infrastructure
AI-Driven Urban Analytics
Networking
Networking And Refreshment
Advanced Air Quality Monitoring
Advanced Air Quality Monitoring: Utilizing Sophisticated Sensors And Data Analytics To Monitor And Improve Urban Air Quality.
Case Study: How Australasian Green Infrastructure Network's Clean Air Initiative Addresses Air Pollution Through The Implementation Of Advanced Monitoring Systems To Enhance Overall Public Health
Day 2 - Roundtable Discussion
Roundtable 2:
Roundtable A: AI-Driven Urban Analytics (Alice Percy)
Roundtable B: Stormwater Management (Raghavendra Vasudeva Upadhyaya)
Roundtable C: Community Engagement In City Planning (Danielle Eveleigh)
Roundtable D: Urban Farming And City Planning (Bruce Lancashire)
Lunch
Lunch And Networking
Stormwater Management
Stormwater Management: How Smart Sensors Help Cities Better Prepare For Flood Events.
Case Study: How Upper Hunter Shire Council Smart Sensors Help The City In Sustainable Stormwater Management Initiatives And New Developments
Panel
Predictive Analytics For Infrastructure Planning
Predictive Analytics For Infrastructure Planning: Leveraging AI And Machine Learning To Better Model And Predict Future Infrastructure Needs, Traffic Patterns, Resource Demands, Etc To Improve Long Term Planning.
Case Study: How Department Of Climate Change, Energy, The Environment And Water Employs Machine Learning For Infrastructure Planning
Networking
Networking And Refreshment
Community Engagement In City Planning
Community Engagement In City Planning: How Digital Civic Engagement Platforms Enable Broader Community Input Into City Decisions.
Case Study: How Northern Territory Government Use Digital Civic Engagement Platforms To Enable Broader Community Inputs Into City Decision Making And Betterment
Smart City Data Analytics
Site Tour 1: Monash University, Net Zero & Sustainability
Monash University offers attendees a unique opportunity to explore one of Australia's leading universities renowned for its advancements in sustainable urban development and resilience. The University creates change through deep collaboration and co-design, working in close partnership with government, industry and communities to amplify their impact on sustainability. Participants will have the chance to witness these partnerships in action, exploring various projects and initiatives that highlight Monash University's role as a catalyst in driving sustainable change.
Site Tour 2: Deakin University, School Of Architecture And Built Environment
Deakin University is renowned for its forward-thinking approach and commitment to sustainability, making it an ideal venue for discussions on sustainable planning, urban regeneration, and smart technologies. The university's innovative academic programs and research initiatives have placed it at the forefront of addressing contemporary challenges in the built environment. Participants will have the unparalleled opportunity to explore Deakin's state-of-the-art facilities, engage with its leading academics and researchers, and gain insights from ongoing projects that embody the principles of sustainability and resilience in urban design.
We would like to invite you to the champagne networking session at the end of the first day of our conference. During this event, you will have the opportunity to network with a wide range of industry leaders and business partners, as well as broaden your business networks.
This powerful networking session will give you access to key influencers and our partners in the industry who have a wealth of experience and knowledge through the sessions they deliver at the main conference.
Monash University offers attendees a unique opportunity to explore one of Australia's leading Universities renowned for its advancements in sustainable urban development and resilience. The University creates change through deep collaboration and co-design, working in close partnership with government, industry and communities to amplify their impact on sustainability. Participants will have the chance to witness these partnerships in action, exploring various projects and initiatives that highlight Monash University's role as a catalyst in driving sustainable change.
Deakin University is renowned for its forward-thinking approach and commitment to sustainability, making it an ideal venue for discussions on sustainable planning, urban regeneration, and smart technologies. The university's innovative academic programs and research initiatives have placed it at the forefront of addressing contemporary challenges in the built environment. Participants will have the unparalleled opportunity to explore Deakin's state-of-the-art facilities, engage with its leading academics and researchers, and gain insights from ongoing projects that embody the principles of sustainability and resilience in urban design.