Workshop IEES "Ecological
Engineering and the Urban Landscape
2, 3 and 4
September
2010
hosted by Waternet
Thursday 2 September 2010
“Learning about ecological
engineering”
chair: Hein van Bohemen
Time |
Subject |
Speaker |
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Joost Kappelhof and Ruud Kampf |
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Helga Fassbinder |
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Principles of ecological engineering and the
metabolism of cities |
Hein van Bohemen |
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The green envelope of urban areas (urban green,
green roofs and green façades) |
Marc Ottelé |
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The Waterharmonica: constructed nature to close
the water cycle |
Ruud Kampf |
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Role of engineers in bridging ecology and civil
engineering; case studies from the South Pacific |
Andrew Dakers |
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The role of art to increase ecological and
cultural awareness |
Jeroen van Westen |
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boat trip
by Waternet work boat
through the canals of |
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Diner:
Lange Niezel 24
1012 GT Amsterdam
Dutch treat: on own expenses |
Friday
3 September 2010:
“The ecological engineering
knowledge market for contributing to a practical guide”
chairs: Hein van Bohemen
(morning) and Petter Jenssen (afternoon)
Time |
Subject |
Speaker |
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Waternet:
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Joost Kappelhof
and
Ruud Kampf |
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Hein van Bohemen
on the basis of papers from
Ken Gnanakan, Ph. Hunemand and others) |
Knowledge market: Ecological Engineering in an urban context
posters, presentations and first round discussion about content of practical ecological engineering guide:
Presentations and discussions in 4 parallel groups
Each working group is asked
to formulate general conclusions about their field of interest as well as
recommendations concerning policy implementation and research questions.
Group 1 |
Waterharmonica in a wider perspective
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Different contributions in relation to the
Waterharmonica concept as well as examples from
ecological engineering in wetland situations
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Johan Blom (Tauw)
Ton Schomaker (RoyalHaskoning) Rob van den Boomen (Witteveen en Bos)
Jasper Fiselier
(DHV)
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Anaerobic filter-stabilization pond system for
domestic wastewater treatment |
Ioannis Manariolis |
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Anaerobic Ammonium Oxidation in Soils and
Constructed Wetlands – results of a literature
research |
Andreas Schoenborn |
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Sandra Broerse |
Group 2 |
Public and private participation |
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Participatory planning approach; how to involve
public and private actors to mobilise support
for socio-ecosystem thinking in an urban context |
Ellen van Bueren |
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Experiencing principles of ecological
engineering. Living systems as
educational objects |
Paul de Graaf |
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Private participation in ecologically
responsible transport planning issues |
Harry Geerlings |
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Public participation and the LifeLine project;
case study from |
Kaethe Burt-O’Dea ( |
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Sarah Hunt,
Thomas Leiblein |
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Group 3
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Building envelope |
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The urban waterroof
landscape |
Stef Janssen |
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Fassade und Pflanze; Potentiale einer neuen
Fassadengestaltung |
Nicole Pfoser |
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The green envelope in urban environments |
Marc Ottele |
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More ecological engineering and green design
options in road constructions: The self cleaning
road |
Marcel Koeleman |
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An integrated eco initiative at household level
at |
V. Jagannatha |
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Jeroen van Westen |
Group 4 |
The experience of urban ecology and building
with nature
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Building with nature |
Barry de Vries |
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Building with nature |
Theo Vulink |
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Urban ecology in Stadsdeel Oost (Amsterdam) |
Els Corporaal |
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Urban ecology in |
Johan van Zoest |
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Urban ecology in |
Gitty Korsuize |
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Ecologically sound urban roadsystems |
Lisan Dolan |
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Martine Lodewijk |
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Jasper Fiselier
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Waste as a resource: from local towards
international perspective |
Johannes Heeb |
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Conclusions: Integrated ecological design
towards urban landscape ecosystems on the basis
of the results of the working groups; including
plenary discussions |
Anja Brüll /Hein van Bohemen |
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Tea break |
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General Assembly IEES for IEES members: www.iees.ch |
Johannes Heeb |
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Drinks in the Waternet building |
Saturday 4 September 2010
Excursion
to Amstelveen
Hein van Bohemen en Ruud Kampf
Amstelveen |
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presentation about the Amstelveen Waterplan concept | Martine Lodewijk | |
Visit to the proposed area for application of the Waterharmonica concept to the treatment of the effluent of the waste water treatment of Amstelveen for use as city water |
Martine Lodewijk,
Bart Kleiman and Ruud Kampf |
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Amstelveen |
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Excursion Jacques P. Thijsse Park, a Heempark; first development in the mid 1930’s, in which only native plant species have been used. One of the first examples of bringing nature back in the city |
Hein van Bohemen |