18 April at 10.30 Eastern European Summer Time (EEST)
Prof. Droege speaks at the International 100% Renewable Energy Conference in Istanbul, on the topic:
100 % Renewable is Not Enough
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17 April at 1845 Indian Standard Time
Prof. Peter Droege presents lecture at Chennai’s prestigious Sai University, in the Global Challenges colloquium at the School of Arts & Sciences, School of Computing & Data Science and School of Law, on the topic:
Fast Forward To Extinction?:
How it may just still be possible to survive our own success
Final Conference from 10 to 12 April 2024
Mikołów for Climate –
implementation of investments in the field of Blue and Green infrastructure in the city
Funded under the EEA Iceland Liechtenstein Norway Grants
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Conference Website & Program
Prof. Peter Droege is keynote speaker at the inaugural UDIA CitiLab23: Cities within Cities Summit. The keynote presentation is entitled ‘A global response to our changing climate and pathways to more cohesive communities, celebrated culture, and global competitiveness’, and will lead Session 1 – The Rise of Cities within Cities.
The UDIA Summit is an innovative initiative that brings together global and local experts who have shaped the very fabric of cities around the globe. Ideas will present ways on how cities have been transformed for future generations.
This year, the event provides professionals with the opportunity to attend the full day Summit on Thursday 24 August and the option to participate in industry workshops on Friday 25 August. There will be over 200 of the industry’s leading developers and professionals in attendance.
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On 2 May 2023 Prof Droege speaks at Esri’s ‘Our Interconnected Future’ event about GIS as Global Commons, prospective GIS applications and present roles in crisis zones and the promise of the Global Climate Geodesign Challenge, a two-year, Esri supported project potentially involving more than 250 Universities and organisations worldwide pursuing climate relevant projects and gauging their global impact.
Our interconnected future
‘The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development requires urgent and collaborative action—across all geographies and sectors—to ensure that none are left behind in our interconnected world. Discover how a geographic approach to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provides the insights needed to accelerate our collective impact.’
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The International Geodesign Collaborative (IGC), together with LISD GmbH and Geodesignhub Pvt. Ltd. in partnership and sponsored by Esri Inc has launched the Global Climate Geodesign Challenge (GC2).
The GC2 aims to help global and local decision-makers make strategic climate-based decisions which create enormous long-term benefits for local communities and the world at large. The challenge will undertake climate-responsive spatial designs accommodating many participants, using negotiated collaborations for improved planning and decision-making.
The IGC https://www.igc-geodesign.org/ is inviting local teams – university educators and students, professionals, and non-governmental organisations – to submit their proposals.
For more info: https://www-igcollab.hub.arcgis.com/pages/global_challenge.
Intelligent Environments: Advanced Systems for a Healthy Planet, is the second volume of books edited by Peter Droege across the genre of digital innovation within cities, buildings and communities. This latest volume asks: how does civilization approach thinking systems, intelligent spatial models, design methods, and support structures designed for sustainability, in ways that could counteract challenges to terrestrial habitability?
This book examines a range of baseline and benchmark practices but also unusual and even sublime endeavors across regions, currencies, infrastructure, architecture, transactive electricity, geodesign, net-positive planning, remote work, integrated transport, and artificial intelligence in understanding the most immediate spatial setting: the human body.
Urban and Regional Agriculture: Building Resilient Food Systems explores the sustainable integration of food provision, distribution and consumption through urban farms, agricultural systems, user communities and structural facilities designed to optimize food production and consumption. The book addresses the fundamental and pressing challenges of urban planning problems, waste minimization, food sourcing, access and equity issues, and multiple land use optimization. Sections cover the need and opportunities of urban agriculture, discuss tradition and transition, space and regulatory topics, explore the range of urban agriculture options (aquaculture to urban permaculture), discuss support structures and constructs of physically creating urban agricultural areas, and much more.
The LISD EEA supported climate planning and design project M4C Mikołów for Climate has reached an important milestone with the successful completion of the project preparation phase, and a city-wide climate adaptation conference among the project partners and city officials. Professor Peter Droege of main project partner LISD visited the city and the greater Silesian metropolis for several days of meetings and visits. LISD’s partners are the Silesian Botanical Garden and the city government. The project commenced in 2022 and ends in early 2024.
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Prof. Droege is speaker on the topic “How can Cities react to Climate Change”, at the International Conference for Technological Imagination in the Green and Digital Transition, in Rome, 30 June – 1-2 July 2022
