Conference
ISNGI 2022 provides a platform for infrastructure systems research and practice, especially for radical transdisciplinary research which contributes to a system-of-systems view. In addition to showcasing academic research results, ISNGI 2022 offers ample room for interaction, for dialogue, for exchanging knowledge and experience across disciplines, across infrastructure sectors and across national borders. ISNGI is the place where science and practice come together, and collectively inform strategies to meet the next generation infrastructure challenges.
Scope
Climate change, urbanization and a changing social and geopolitical context are creating new challenges, that call for a new approach to infrastructure planning, design, management and governance. Digitalisation, datafication and other technological innovations help to meet the challenges, but only as a part of the solution. And at the cost of new risks and vulnerabilities.
ISNGI 2022 focuses on three themes: Sustainable and resilient infrastructure, Smart and integrated infrastructure and Societal values and infrastructure governance.
Rotterdam
Welcome to Rotterdam: a young, dynamic metropolis in continuous and rapid renewing itself. A city with sparkling skyscrapers, a world-class port, famous museums, awesome festivals, trendy restaurants and fabulous food markets – each the product of Rotterdammers and their celebrated “can-do” mentality.
Experience the city’s many extraordinary attractions and tours – by bike, bus, boat or on foot – and you’ll see why Rotterdam’ was voted one of the world’s top ten cities in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2016.
Speakers
United Nations Smart cities programme
Special envoy wateraffairs
Chair of the Dutch Research Council (NWO)
Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management
CEO – Port of Rotterdam
CEO Schiphol Group
Sarah Marie Hall is a Reader in Human Geography and UKRI Future Leaders […]
Michael Havbro Faber is Professor in Risk Informed Decision Support for Structures at […]
Jochen Monstadt holds the Chair of Governance of Urban Transitions at the Department […]
Stéphane Hallegatte is the lead economist of the World Bank Climate Change Group. […]
Lord Toby Harris was made a Life Peer in June 1998 and has […]
Dr Kwami has worked on infrastructure, health and tech projects in countries in […]
John is a partner in Beckford Consulting, Visiting Professor in the Department of […]
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