Overview:
This one-day workshop is jointly hosted by the Regional Science Academy (RSA) and the Smart Cities KSB at the World Bank. Professor Ed Glaeser (Harvard Univ.), distinguished RSA scholars and leading practitioners will present and discuss (i) smart cities and sustainable development, (ii) smart city perspectives from the developed, and (iii) smart city applications in developing countries. Professor Ed Glaeser will give a keynote presentation and discuss with panels on smart cities. The workshop aims to promote smart city projects at the World Bank and help Bank staff and clients better understand the concept of smart cities and its cutting-edge applications.
Agenda:
Session1: Smart Cities and Sustainable Development, 9:00am-12:00pm
9:00-9:10am, opening remarks and introduction of RSA
Sameh Wahba, Director, GSURB, on behalf of World Bank
Laurie Schintler, Associate Professor, George Mason University, on behalf of RSA
9:10-10:00am, keynote presentation and Q&A’s
Measuring Urban Change: Streetscapes, Infrastructure and Female Entrepreneurship
Edward Glaeser, Fred and Eleanor Glimp Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Harvard University
10:00-10:15am, coffee break
10:15-11:00am, opening presentations
- No Words, but Acts: Ten Commandments for Smart City Policy
Peter Nijkamp, JADS (Jheronimus Academy of Data Science), 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands; Center for the Future of Places, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden; Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- To Reform Our Cities and Ourselves
Inhyok Cha, Senior Executive Advisor at SK Telecom, Chair of External Partnerships in the National Smart City Special Committee of Korean Government, Principal Assistant Planner of Busan National Pilot Smart City project, Smart City Advisor, AI/Blockchain, 5G/IoT, Digital Transformation, Biotech, and Angel Investor/Advisor
11:00am-12:15pm, panel discussion
Panel Keynote and Moderator: Sokwoo Rhee (GCTC, NIST)
Panels: Sameh Wahba, Edward Glaeser, Peter Nijkamp, Laurie Schintler, Inhyok Cha
Lunch break, 12:15-1:30pm
Edward Glaeser will join lunch with participants
Session 2: Smart City Perspectives from the Developed, 1:30-2:45pm
- Designing a Super-Smart City by Way of Analogy
Kingsley Haynes, Visiting Professor and Senior Scholar, The Institute for Public Policy and The Institute for Advanced Studies; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Emeritus: Founding Dean and University Professor; Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University
- Welcome to the Korean National Pilot Smart Cities
Inhyok Cha, Senior Executive Advisor at SK Telecom, Chair of External Partnerships in the National Smart City Special Committee of Korean Government, Principal Assistant Planner of Busan National Pilot Smart City project, Smart City Advisor, AI/Blockchain, 5G/IoT, Digital Transformation, Biotech, and Angel Investor/Advisor
- Microcosmic Dashboards as Smart Decision Support Tools for Intelligent Cities
Karima Kourtit, JADS (Jheronimus Academy of Data Science), 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands; Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden; Center for the Future of Places, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
- Automation of Transportation: Implications for Regional Development
Laurie Schintler, Associate Professor, Director, Data and Technology Research Initiatives, Center for Regional Analysis, Scholar School of Policy and Government
Coffee break, 2:45-3:00pm
Session 3: Smart City Applications in Developing Countries: Practices and Success Cases, 3:00-4:15pm
- Smart, Climate Resilient and Migrant Friendly Cities: A Focus on Bangladesh
John Carruthers, Director, Sustainable Urban Planning Program, College of Professional Studies, The George Washington University
- Smart Megacities in Developing Countries: Karachi Megacity Resident Survey and Policy
Roger Stough, University Professor, Scholar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University
- Leveraging Cities as Hubs of Innovation and Disruptive Technologies
Victor Mulas, Lead of Disruptive Technologies for Development (DT4D) Challenge, Senior Private Sector Development Specialist, GFCMT, World Bank
- Data Collaboratives for Public Good
Holly Krambeck, Lead of Data Collaboratives, Senior Transport Specialist, DECCE, World Bank
Sarah Antos, Data Collaboratives, Data Scientist, GGSCE, World Bank
Session 4: Recap and Wrap-up, 4:15-4:30pm
Laurie Schintler, Associate Professor, George Mason University, on behalf of RSA
Hyoung Gun Wang, Lead of Smart Cities KSB, Senior Economist, GSU12, on behalf of World Bank
If you have any questions, please contact: gbasat@worldbank.org
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Smart Cities and Sustainable Development
Overview:
This one-day workshop is jointly hosted by the Regional Science Academy (RSA) and the Smart Cities KSB at the World Bank. Professor Ed Glaeser (Harvard Univ.), distinguished RSA scholars and leading practitioners will present and discuss (i) smart cities and sustainable development, (ii) smart city perspectives from the developed, and (iii) smart city applications in developing countries. Professor Ed Glaeser will give a keynote presentation and discuss with panels on smart cities. The workshop aims to promote smart city projects at the World Bank and help Bank staff and clients better understand the concept of smart cities and its cutting-edge applications.
Agenda:
Session1: Smart Cities and Sustainable Development, 9:00am-12:00pm
9:00-9:10am, opening remarks and introduction of RSA
Sameh Wahba, Director, GSURB, on behalf of World Bank
Laurie Schintler, Associate Professor, George Mason University, on behalf of RSA
9:10-10:00am, keynote presentation and Q&A’s
Measuring Urban Change: Streetscapes, Infrastructure and Female Entrepreneurship
Edward Glaeser, Fred and Eleanor Glimp Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Harvard University
10:00-10:15am, coffee break
10:15-11:00am, opening presentations
Peter Nijkamp, JADS (Jheronimus Academy of Data Science), 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands; Center for the Future of Places, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden; Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Inhyok Cha, Senior Executive Advisor at SK Telecom, Chair of External Partnerships in the National Smart City Special Committee of Korean Government, Principal Assistant Planner of Busan National Pilot Smart City project, Smart City Advisor, AI/Blockchain, 5G/IoT, Digital Transformation, Biotech, and Angel Investor/Advisor
11:00am-12:15pm, panel discussion
Panel Keynote and Moderator: Sokwoo Rhee (GCTC, NIST)
Panels: Sameh Wahba, Edward Glaeser, Peter Nijkamp, Laurie Schintler, Inhyok Cha
Lunch break, 12:15-1:30pm
Edward Glaeser will join lunch with participants
Session 2: Smart City Perspectives from the Developed, 1:30-2:45pm
Kingsley Haynes, Visiting Professor and Senior Scholar, The Institute for Public Policy and The Institute for Advanced Studies; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Emeritus: Founding Dean and University Professor; Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University
Inhyok Cha, Senior Executive Advisor at SK Telecom, Chair of External Partnerships in the National Smart City Special Committee of Korean Government, Principal Assistant Planner of Busan National Pilot Smart City project, Smart City Advisor, AI/Blockchain, 5G/IoT, Digital Transformation, Biotech, and Angel Investor/Advisor
Karima Kourtit, JADS (Jheronimus Academy of Data Science), 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands; Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden; Center for the Future of Places, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
Laurie Schintler, Associate Professor, Director, Data and Technology Research Initiatives, Center for Regional Analysis, Scholar School of Policy and Government
Coffee break, 2:45-3:00pm
Session 3: Smart City Applications in Developing Countries: Practices and Success Cases, 3:00-4:15pm
John Carruthers, Director, Sustainable Urban Planning Program, College of Professional Studies, The George Washington University
Roger Stough, University Professor, Scholar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University
Victor Mulas, Lead of Disruptive Technologies for Development (DT4D) Challenge, Senior Private Sector Development Specialist, GFCMT, World Bank
Holly Krambeck, Lead of Data Collaboratives, Senior Transport Specialist, DECCE, World Bank
Sarah Antos, Data Collaboratives, Data Scientist, GGSCE, World Bank
Session 4: Recap and Wrap-up, 4:15-4:30pm
Laurie Schintler, Associate Professor, George Mason University, on behalf of RSA
Hyoung Gun Wang, Lead of Smart Cities KSB, Senior Economist, GSU12, on behalf of World Bank
If you have any questions, please contact: gbasat@worldbank.org