Toward the Low-Carbon City - Integrated Approach of Seoul (RUS)
This presentation outlines Seoul's urban transformation from the 1950s to the current day, emphasizing an integrated approach to urban transport, water and sanitation, and energy.
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This presentation outlines Seoul's urban transformation from the 1950s to the current day, emphasizing an integrated approach to urban transport, water and sanitation, and energy.
Mohammad Nazrul Islam, an American national, holds a B. Sc Engineering in Civil from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), and a degree in road engineering from the University of Birmingham, UK.
Shuji Kimura has over 25 years of professional experience, including approximately 10 years with the Asian Development Bank (ADB). He joined ADB in 2015 and has since been engaged in transport sector development projects. His work has covered Southeast Asian countries such as Lao PDR, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Vietnam, as well as South Asian countries including Bangladesh and India. His experience spans road transport, rail transport, and urban public transport systems.
This is the supplementary material for the Final Report of the Penang Smart Mobility Micro-Simulation Model Development Project of the ASEAN Australia Smart Cities Trust Fund (AASC
The Final Report of the Penang Smart Mobility Micro-Simulation Model Development Project of the ASEAN Australia Smart Cities Trust Fund (AASCTF) provides a full summary of the intervention delivered with the support and collaboration of the City Council of Penang Island (MBPP) and other related agencies, together with the Asian Developmen
Mr. Shiraishi is the Division Senior Manager of Indian HSR Project Support Department of JR East. He has developed his career mainly in the field of HR and HRD at JR East, and has been in charge of HRD and O&M support for Mumbai - Ahmedabad High Speed Railway (MAHSR) Project since 2017.
Kathleen Dematera Contreras leads the Sustainable Transport initiatives of Clean Air Asia. Her work focuses on the areas of clean fuels and vehicles, fuel economy, low emission urban development, active transportation, electric mobility, and green freight and logistics. Kathleen establishes strategic partners in various countries across the region, ranging from government agencies, development practitioners, private sector representatives, and academic and research institutions to enhance country-focused initiatives to align with global strategies.
The ASEAN Australia Smart Cities Trust Fund's (AASCTF) pilot project intervention in Penang (Malaysia) involves the development of a Transport Micro-Simulation Model of the historical centre of Georgetown, which can be used to assess future mobility interventions such as public transport, traffic improvements,
This presentation emphasized that cities are currently at the brink of a fundamental mobility transition, and discussed the four driving factors for this transition that are setting their mark and where technologies serve as enablers.
This brief sets out opportunities, benefits and prerequisites for pursuing smart mobility to improve livability in cities, with two use cases showcasing application of such approaches.