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Knowledge Sharing Seminars with the Chinese Institute of Engineers (Taipei,China)

Events

Knowledge Sharing Seminars with the Chinese Institute of Engineers (Taipei,China)

05 July 2018 to 06 July 2018
Manila
Philippines

This series of knowledge sharing sessions featured industry and infrastructure experts from Taipei,China. They tackled topics on urbanization and water resource management. They shared how they implement a smart bus operation, how they developed their transport system, and how they manage water loss and floods. They also discussed a  successful partnership model for the implementation of smart street lights. 

Program and Learning Materials: 
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
05 Jul 2018 Presentation Integrated Transport System Development in Taipei,China
Read about the integrated transport policy and system in Taipei,China and the opportunities and challenges they present. This presentation also highlights... 		S.K. Jason Chang
05 Jul 2018 Presentation Experience on Smart Bus Operation in Taipei,China
Learn about the advanced public transportation systems and services, including the introduction of smart buses, in Taipei,China and their achievements... 		Jih-Yao Huang , S.K. Chang
05 Jul 2018 Presentation A Successful Private Finance Initiative and Public-Private Partnership Model of Smart Street Light Implementation
Installation of street lights is the first step to building a smart city. Learn about the development and implementation of smart street lighting technologies... 		David Yeh
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
06 Jul 2018 Presentation Overview of TWC’s Water Loss Management and Smart Water Management
State-owned water supply company TWC of Taipei,China, has implemented various strategies to reduce its non-revenue water. To manage water pressure efficiently... 		Yu-Lin Yueh
06 Jul 2018 Presentation YuanShanTze flood Diversion Project
The YuanShanTze Diversion Project drastically reduced floods in Xinzhi, which has suffered from regular water inundation from 1999 to 2005. Since its ... 		Kung Chen Shan

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