Termine
25.-27.4.2007
REVIT & CABERNET 2007: 2. Internationale Konferenz Flächenmanagement und Liegenschaftsrecyling / 2nd International Conference on Managing Urban Land, Stuttgart 25th-27th April 2007
An der Konferenz nahmen insgesamt 520 Personen teil; die REFINA-Session wurde von etwa 90 Personen besucht. Rege frequentiert war die REFINA-Ausstellung im Gemeinschaftsstand (BMBF, BBR, BMU). Zur Konferenz wurde ein Band mit allen Konferenzbeiträgen herausgegeben:
2nd International Conference on Managing Urban Land. Towards more effective and sustainable brownfield revitalisation policies. Proceedings, 25 to 27 April 2007, Theaterhaus Stuttgart, Germany. A publication of the research program "Research for the Reduction of Land Consumption and for Sustainable Land Management" (REFINA) of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)
Freiberg: Saxonia (2007); 697 S.
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- Vorträge / Lectures -
Session 11: US - Germany Bilateral working group for a sustainable future
The US - German Bilateral Working Group (BWG): Collaborative Research for a Sustainable Future, Results from Phase 3 (2000-2005) and Beginning Phase 4 (2006-2010)
Ann Vega, U.S. Environmental Protetion Agency (USEPA) / Office of Research and Development
Next steps concerning joint cooperation
Maike Hauschild, Project Management Jülich, Berlin; Dale Medearis, USEPA
Session 16: REFINA (Part 1)
The German R&D Programm REFINA: Aims, status and outlook
Uwe Wittmann, Maike Hauschild, Project Management Jülich, Berlin
Federal initiatives and research on sustainable management of urban land in Germany
Dr. Fabian Dosch, Federal Office for Building and Spatial Planning (BBR), Bonn
The Research Network REFINA: Projects, Subjects and Players
Dr. Stephanie Bock and Thomas Preuß, German Institute of Urban Affairs (Difu), Berlin
Management Development and Vegetation – Research Project about a Regional Park. Maintenance scheme for the Emscher Landscape Park (Ruhr Region, Germany)
Jörg Dettmar, Peter Rohler, Technical University of Darmstadt, Darmstadt (D)
Geovirtual Environments as Media for the
Communication of Information related to Managing Urban Land
Lutz Ross, Technical University Berlin, Berlin (D)
Development of a Participative Evaluation and
Decision-Making Procedure for Sustainable Land Use Management in Rural Areas, Taking Examples from Conversion Sites in Selected Municipalities - Transparent Conversion -
Birgit Böhm, Mensch und Region, Hannover (D)
Session 21: REFINA (Part 2)
Demand-driven Life – Cycle Management of urban Neighbourhoods
Sven Heilmann, University Göttingen (D)
WISSTRANS: Transfer of knowledge via innovative advanced training concepts for land recycling / land management
Nicole Okuniek, University of Bochum-ZEFIR, Bochum(D)