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PRESENTATIONS

Extended List of Dissemination Activities Within HARMONISE

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07-2013Casual

Presentation /Poster

AESOP / ACSP Congress, UCD Dublin

The AESOP / ACSP Joint Congress takes place every five years and it is the meeting of the European based AESOP (The Association of European Schools of Planning) and the US based ACSP (The Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning). The Dublin Congress took place in University College Dublin from 15th-19th July 2013. The theme was ‘Planning for Resilient Cities and Regions’.

Congress web-site:

http://aesop-acsp-

dub-lin2013.com:/

HARMONISE was dis-played at a dedicated FAC stand. Leaflets explaining the project were available at the stand, with FAC staff on site to discuss the par-ticulars of the project with conference participants.

Aoife Doyle / William Hynes

(FAC)

04-2014Conference

presentationAssociation of American Geographers (AAG)–Tampa The punitive praxis of mili-tary-carceral space design

Presentation reflecting on emerging understandings of security and resilience and its rele-vance to wider urban affairs

Jon Coaffee (UoW)

05-2014Conference

Presentation

German Council on Crime PreventionThe German Council of Prevention is organis-ing the congress since twenty years. It has regularly more than 2.000 attendees from all fields of prevention (police, criminologists but also experts in urban planning). It is manly addressed to practitioners. The congress was held in Frankfurt (Germa-ny).

Congress web-site http://www.

praeventionstag.de/nano.cms/vor-

traege/id/2625

The presentation provid-ed a brief overview about the HARMONISE project.

Dominic Kud-lacek

(BUW)

06-2014

Conference presentation;

article; and panel discussion

Base London ConferenceBase London offers an integrated and peo-ple-focussed discussion of the development issues London needs to tackle. It presents the joined-up thinking that will deliver smarter, better outcomes and more efficient use of scarce resources - because silos and the tendency to think of housing or transport or energy as isolated challenges misses the big opportunity for optimisation.

Conference Website

http://basecities.com/london

HARMONISE was pre-sented in three ways – firstly an oral presenta-tion to the full confer-ence by William Hynes; there was also a panel discussion with William Hynes, Jon Coaffee and LeighFisher. Finally, an article outlining the pur-pose and aims of HAR-MONISE was included in the event guide.

FAC, UoW, Leigh Fisher

07-2014Conference

Presentation

AESOP 2014 – University of Utrecht July 2014Coaffee, J. and Clarke, J.R.L. (2014) “Plan-ning for urban stress: the role of resilient de-sign in emergency response and recovery.”

Presentation considering the role of resilient design in emergency re-sponse and recovery.

Jon Coaffee / Jonathan

Clarke (UoW)

09-2014Conference

Presentation

Future Security, BerlinThe Future Security Conference offers com-prehensive insights into current security re-search projects and constitutes an indispen-sable international exchange platform for researchers as well as experts from industry and public authorities. Due to the thematic orientation, the Future Security Conference directly relates to both the current German federal research programme for civil security and Horizon 2020, the new European research framework programme.

Conference web-site:

http://www.iosb.fraunho-fer.de/servlet/

is/45262/

Oral presentation of a paper entitled ‘The Drive for Holistic Urban Resilience’

FAC, (The paper was written in co-operation between BUW;

UoW, UU, FAC and VTT)

09-2014Presentation and

lead Panel

ESC ANNUAL CONFERENCE “Criminology of Europe: Inspiration by Diversity”10th to 13th September 2014, Prague The conference was an open space for an ex-change of ideas and of research findings in all areas of the criminological research. Be-side the traditional orientation on victimology, penology, sociology and criminal justice, the aim is to attract the scholars in psychology, addictology, policing etc. Comparative re-search studies played an essential role in this effort. The event will be hosted by Czech Society of Criminology and Charles University in Prague. Czech Society of Criminology was estab-lished in 2012 only but it covers includes about 150 members and its activities are strengthening day by day.

Congress web-site http://www.euro-

crim2014.com/

P5-18-4 Resilience re-search in criminology – current approaches, opportunities and the risk of misspecification

In Panel: P5-18 Theoreti-cal debates and chal-lenges (part 1)

Dominic Kudlacek (BUW)

10-2014Conference

Presentation

Resilience: Just do it?! Workshop - Univer-sity of Groningen October 2014 Clarke, J.R.L. (2014) “Resilience, Maladaption and Abductive Thinking: emerging concepts for urban design and planning.”

Presentation considering the critical role of the built environment in enhancing the resilience of cities.

Jonathan Clarke (UoW)

03-2015Casual

Presentation/ Poster

BESECURE Final Event, BelfastThe BESECURE final event closed the EU FP7 funded project BESECURE (Best Prac-tice Enhancers )

N/A

HARMONISE was dis-played at a dedicated FAC stand. Leaflets explaining the project were available at the stand, with FAC staff on site to discuss the par-ticulars of the project with conference partici-pants.

FAC

04-2015Case Study Workshop

Oral presentation of the HARMONISE con-cept to Dublin stakeholders including Dublin City Council.

N/A Oral presentation using PPT slides and leaflets. FAC

14-04-2015Case Study Workshop

Case study workshop in City of Vantaa.18 Participants from Vantaa + 4 from VTT and 1 from Lonix

6 hoursPresentation of the HARMONISE Platform, testing the Participatory Foresight Workbook

VTT, Lonix


Case study workshop in City of Vantaa.3 Participants from Vantaa + 3 from VTT

2 hoursFeedback and discus-sions on the results of the previous workshop

VTT


Case study workshop in City of Hyvinkää.3 Participants from Hyvinkää + 2 from VTT

3 hoursPresentation and dis-cussions on the HAR-MONISE Platform and tools

VTT

04-2015Conference

Presentation

Association of American Geographers (AAG)– Chicago April 2015Coaffee, J. and Clarke, J.R.L. (2015) “Unpack-ing the urban resilience ‘turn’: from concepts to implementation.”

Presentation reflecting on emerging understandings of resilience and its relevance to wider prac-tice.

Jon Coaffee / Jonathan

Clarke (UoW)

15-04-2015Conference

PresentationPresentation at the Artificial Intelligence and Applications Research Group in Ulster Uni-versity

The presentation based on the filtering approach and its applications to the area of Urban Resilience was presented to members of the AIARG at Ulster University .Key novelties were highlighted included the application to set logic.

Fiona Browne UU

05-05-2015Presentation/

Workshop Presentation at the Artificial Intelligence and Applications Research Group in Ulster Uni-versity

The presentation based on the filtering approach and its applications to the area of Urban Resili-ence was presented to members of the AIARG at Ulster University .Key novelties were highlight-ed included the applica-tion to set logic.

Fiona Browne UU


Workshop

HARMONISE case study workshop in London (first testing session)The first test session of the HARMONISE platform and tools in the London case study area provided the opportunity to introduce the project more generally to urban planners working at Southwark Council.

The presentation intro-duced the HARMONISE project and the concept of Urban Resilience. It then introduced the plat-form and two tools (Planning and Design Guidelines and Educa-tional Tool).

Christian Nielsen (BDP)

20-05-2015Conference

PresentationPaper presented to a Smart Cities Conference in Delhi, India

http://www.smartcit-ie-sindia.

com/smart-cit-ies-india-

The presentation ad-dressed masterplanning and smart cities. Urban resilience was introduced as an important theme of Smart City Masterplan-ning and reference was made to the Harmonise project.

Francis Glare (BDP)

06-2015Poster

presentation

German Council of PreventionThe German Council of Prevention is organis-ing the congress since twenty years. It has regularly more than 2.000 attendees from all fields of prevention (police, criminologists but also experts in urban planning). It is manly addressed to practitioners. The congress was held in Frankfurt (Germany).

Congress web-site http://www.

praeventionstag.de/nano.cms/vor-

traege/id/2625

TThe poster provided information about the project itself and about the interactive online platform that is built in the project. The poster described the platform as a tool to promote resilience of urban infrastructure. It was explained that the platform combines in-formation in the form of documents and abstracts of relevant in- instruments for officials (from emergency services, practitioners from the fields of architecture, urban planning and ur-ban development).

Photo of the PosterPhoto of the presenter (during the

conference)Photo of the starting event

Dominic Kud-lacek

(BUW)

31-07-2015Seminar

Presentation/ Workshop

HARMONISE introduction and workshop with BDP employees (Manchester)A session was organised in BDP’s Manchester Studio to introduce the HARMONISE platform and tools to urban planners, urban designers and landscape architects within BDP.



10-2015Casual


ECTP Biennial

The ECTP-CEU (European Council of Town Planners) Biennial was held in Dublin on the 15th and 16th October 2015. The theme was ‘Technology in Planning Practice - Making Cities Work’

Conference website

http://www.bien-nialdublin2015.

com/

HARMONISE was dis-played at a dedicated FAC stand. Leaflets explaining the project were available at the stand, with FAC staff on site to discuss the particulars of the project with conference participants.

FAC

10-2015Conference

Presentation

RSA Early Careers, Sheffield October 2016Clarke, J.R.L. (2015) “Design, Governance and Maladaptation: Urban Planning and Design Challenges for Enhanced Resilience.”

Presentation on the chal-lenges of implementing urban resilience, against a backdrop of planning policy changes.

Jona-than Clarke (UoW)

11-2015Casual


ESR Dublin – European Security Research: The Next Wavehttp://www.esr-

dublin2015.eu/

HARMONISE was dis-played at a dedicated FAC stand. Leaflets explaining the project were available at the stand, with FAC staff on site to discuss the particulars of the project with conference participants.

FAC

11-2015Case Study Workshop

Oral presentation of the HARMONISE con-cept, together with the platform and toolkit, to Dublin stakeholders including Dublin City Council.

N/A Oral presentation using PPT slides and leaflets. Event this week (photo to follow) FAC


Workshop

HARMONISE case study workshop in London (second testing session)The second London test session was organ-ised with employees of BDP (London) and LeighFisher to introduce HARMONISE and test the updated platform and tools.



24-11-2015Seminar

Presentation

The Finnish National Rescue Association SPEKSPEK organised a seminar, where several research institutes presented current research activities relating to safety and security. The seminar was held in Helsinki (Finland).

http://www.spek.fi/In-English,

Seminar website here (in Finnish)

HARMONISE was one of the on-going research project that was presented by VTT. It is especially relevant for SPEK, whose interests include resilience development.

Riitta Molarius (VTT)

26-11-2015 27-11-2015

Lecture

The German Research Foundation (DFG) or-ganised in cooperation with the IREUS insti-tute an expert workshop on the topic of “Inte-grated Research for Enhancing the Resilience of Critical Infrastructures through Strategic Assessments and Innovative Planning Ap-proaches”.The roundtable took place at the University of Stuttgart (Germany).

http://www.uni-stuttgart.

de/ireus/news/news20150901.

html?__lo-cale=en

The lecture deals with the project itself and give an example of a scientific research project against the background of cho-sen concepts and ques-tions regarding the resilience of critical infrastructures.

Program of the conferenceList of participants

Frank Fiedrich (BUW)

27-01-2016 28-01-2016

Seminar presentation

Intelligent Safety and Security – National Seminar of Finland organised by Ministry of the Interior and Ministry of Social Affairs and Health130 attendees representing safety and securi-ty authorities from national and regional levels and municipalities.

HARMONISE was pre-sented as one of the on-going research projects with high relevance on safety and security in municipalities.

Video of the presentationSlides of the presentation

Riitta Molarius (VTT)

03-2016Conference

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Infrastructure life-lines and the geo-politics of resilience

Presentation reflecting on emerging understandings of resilience and its relevance to wider urban infrastructure.

Jon Coaffee (UoW)

03-2016Conference

PresentationInternational Studies Association, Toronto, Smart urban resilience and the ambiguous politics of precautionary governance

Presentation reflecting on emerging understandings of security and resilience and its rele-vance to wider urban affairs

Jon Coaffee (Uow)

04-2016Conference

Presentation ARES Denver American Real Estate Society

Congress web-site herehttp://www.

aresnet.org/pag-es/page_content/

primary_meet-ings_2016-confer-ence-denver.aspx

The presentation pre-sented the HARMONISE concept, emerging find-ings and tools and pro-moted it to the real es-tate audience as an important consideration in real estate decision making

Peadar Davis (UU)

04-2016Conference

Presentation

Urban Geography Research Group, Cardiff April 2016Clarke, J.R.L. (2015) “Urban Design Challeng-es for Enhanced Resilience.”

Presentation on imple-menting urban resilience through urban design.


05-2016Conference

Presentation

IJEPR (International Journal of E-Planning Research) Conference 2016, Lisbon, Portugal ‘Operationalising Resilience within Planning Practice: Towards an Online Decision Support Model

Presentation on opera-tionalising resilience within urban planning – with the HARMONISE Approach provided as an example.

Doyle, Aoife (FAC) with addi-tional au-thors Ehimen,

E; Hynes, W and Purcell, S.M

05-2016Conference

Presentation

“A holistic approach for assessing impact of extreme weather on critical infrastructure” was presented in Risk Analysis 2016 Conference in Crete Greece, on 25-27th May 2016

http://www.wes-sex.ac.uk/con-

ferences/2016/risk-analy-

sis-2016

This paper proposes a logical and practical framework to assess the impacts of EWE on critical infrastructure and the resilience of CI against extreme weather.

Written in collaboration between the INTACT and HARMONISE projects

Minna Räikkö-nen and Mervi

Murtonen (VTT), Michael

McCore (UU)

24-05-2016

HARMONISE Final Event

(International Conference)

HARMONISE Final Event embedded in the Smart Week Genova.

Topic: “The Resilient City” – Future Proofing Our Urban Infrastructure

http://www.geno-vasmartweek.it/

program:http://www.geno-vasmart-week.it/

harmonise/

Presentation of the HARONISE results, es-pecially the different tools to the public in four sessions.

All partners involved

Paper /Articles

Date Type of

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05-2013 ArticleCoaffee, J. (2013a) Rescaling and Responsibilising the Politics of Urban Resilience: From National Security to Local Place-Making, Politics, 33:4, 240–252

Peer reviewed article which utilises aspects of the HARMONISE ap-proach

Jon Coaffee (UoW)

05-2013 ArticleCoaffee, J. (2013b) From Securitisation to Integrated Place Making: Towards Next Generation Urban Resilience in Planning Practice, Planning Practice and Research, 28:3, 323-339


Jon Coaffee (UoW)

2014 Article

Lukas, Tim: Sicherheit in der Stadt - Urbane Resilienz als Paradigma der städtebaulichen Kriminalprävention? In: Hoch, H. / Zoche, P. (Hrsg.), Sicherheiten und Unsicherheiten. Soziologische Beiträge. Münster, LIT, 2014, S. 91-110.


Tim Lukas (BUW)

31-05-2015Submission of Journal paper

The paper “ Multi-View User Similarity Aggre-gation in Collaborative Filtering Recom-mender Systems: Application to the Urban Resilience Domain” was submitted to the Journal of Knowledge Based Systems

The paper presents the novel similarity aggregation approach in collabo-rative filtering. The algorithm developed imple-ments the ordered weighted and uninorm aggregation operators. The proposed approach is demonstrated with a use case in the Urban Resilience domain.

Fiona Browne UU

06-2015 Article Coaffee, J. and Clarke, J.R.L. (2015) “View-point: On implementing Urban Resilience”, Town Planning Review, 86(2).

Link here:http://online.

liverpooluniver-sity-press.co.uk/doi/abs/10.3828/

tpr.2015.16

Article reflecting authors experience of implementing urban resilience and practical barriers.

Jon Coaffee and Jonathan Clarke (UoW)

24-11-2015

Paper Published in International

Conference Proceedings

The paper “A Collaborative Filtering Recom-mender System Model Using OWA and Un-inorm Aggregation Operators” was presented at the Intelligent Systems and Knowledge Engineering (ISKE).

no sucof a htiw setageled 002 yb dednetta saw ecnerefnoc ehTcurrent practice, experience and promising new ideas in the broad area of intelligent systems and knowledge engineering

The paper presents a novel collaborative filter-ing recommender sys-tem model. This model differentiates from other recommender system models in that it utilizes two aggregation operators, namely OWA and uninorm, to compute similarity degrees be-tween users. We demonstrate the applica-tion of the proposed model by integrating it in the HARMONISE plat-form for communities in the Urban Resilience domain. The application example illustrates how the proposed model of collaborative filtering recommender system can predict content of interest to users in the platform, based not only on user preferences but also on features of their user profile.

Fiona Browne UU

02-2016 Book ChapterClarke, J.R.L. (2016) “From Maladaption to Adaption: A Resilient Urban Planning Para-digm” In: Chandler, D. and Coaffee, J. ed(s). ‘Handbook of International Resilience.’ Routledge, in press.

Refers to empirical find-ings drawn from Harmo-nise project.


03-2016Paper Published

in Peer Review Journal

‘A HARMONISE’d approach to building security-driven urban resilience: a call to arms’ Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction, Vol. 21 No. 1, 73-80, 2016

The paper presents the HARMONISE concept, emerging findings and presents a ‘call to arms’ to the construction and real estate audience of the Journal to address urban resilience more explicitly and to adopt a more holistic and interdisciplinary approach. The Editorial also expressly reinforces this message.

Jon Coaffee and Jonathan Clarke (UoW), Peadar Davis

(UU)

03-2016 Article

Coaffee, J., Clarke, J.R.L. and Davis, P. (2016) “A HARMONISE’d approach to build-ing security-driven urban resilience: a call to arms”, Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction, Vol. 21 Iss: 1.

Link here:http://www.em-

eraldinsight.com/doi/abs/10.1108/

JFMPC-01-2016-0003

Position paper based upon SOTA deliverable from WP1.

Jon Coaffee and Jonathan Clarke (UoW),

Pedar Davis (UU)

04-2016 ArticleCoaffee, J. and Clarke, J.R.L. (2016) “Critical Infrastructure and the Politics of Resilience”. Resilience: International Policies, Practices and Discourses, Accepted for publication.

Resilience Jour-nal Website:

http://www.tand-fonline.com/toc/resi20/current#.

VzMIKMdhMlI

Refers to empirical find-ings drawn from Harmonise project.

Jon Coaffee/Jonathan

Clarke (UoW)

05-2016 BookCoaffee, J. and Lee, P. (2016) Urban Resili-ence: planning for risk crisis and uncertainty, Palgrave Macmillan,

https://he.pal-grave.com/page/

detail/?sf1=barcode&st1=9781137288837code&

st1=9781137288837

Book which utilises as-pects of the HARMONISE approach

Jon Coaffee (UoW)

5-2016Accepted Journal

paper

“A holistic approach for assessing impact of extreme weather on critical infrastruc-ture” was accepted to the Special Issue of the International Journal of Safety and Secu-rity Engineering.

Journal home page: http://www.

witpress.com/journals/sse

The article is based on a conference paper presented in Risk 2016 Conference

Written in collaboration be-tween the INTACT and HAR-MONISE projects

Minna Räikkö-nen and Mervi

Murtonen (VTT), Michael

McCore (UU)

2016 Book Article

Lukas, Tim: The Governace of Crime in the Risk Society. From “Designing Out Crime” to “Built-In Resilience”. In: Palidda, Salvatore (Ed.), Governance of Security and Ignored Insecurities in Contemporary Europe. Lon-don, Ashgate, 2016, S. 81-91.


Tim Lukas (BUW)

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