Title
Transforming the Relationships between Geoscientists and Urban Decision-Makers: European Cost Sub-Urban Action (TU1206)
Author
Campbell, D.
de Beer, J.
Mielby, S.
van Campenhout, I.
van der Meulen, M.
Erikkson, I.
Ganerod, G.
Lawrence, D.
Bacic, M.
Donald, A.
Gogu, C.R.
Jelenek, J.
Contributor
Campbell, D. (editor)
Beer, J.D. (editor)
Gogu, C.R. (editor)
Publication year
2017
Abstract
The European COST Sub-Urban Action (TU1206) has had the fundamental aim of closing the knowledge gap between subsurface experts and potential users of subsurface knowledge - urban decision- makers, practitioners and researchers. The Action assembled a network involving >30 countries, 23 actively participating cities, researchers, practitioners and urban decision-makers, and brought together the fragmented research and good practice across Europe in sustainable urban sub-surface use. Development of national exemplars has been encouraged, and good practice identified to inspire others, using a lighthouse-follower approach to cascade knowledge and good practice across Europe and further afield. Experts from both sides of the knowledge gap were brought together to assess and synthesise the state-of-the-art in lighthouse cities with respect to urban sub-surface knowledge, understanding, and use of that knowledge. This was achieved in 19 City Studies, with findings encapsulated in an over-view report “Out of Sight - Out of Mind”.
Subject
3D/4D models
COST Action TU1206
Data management
Geochemistry
Geotechnical data
Groundwater
Hazards
Online Sub-Urban Toolbox
Sub-Urban
Urban decision-makers
Urban planning
Urban policy
Urban subsurface
Geological Survey Netherlands
2015 Energy
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.proeng.2017.11.124
TNO identifier
787725
ISSN
1877-7058
Source
Urban Subsurface Planning and Management Week, SUB-URBAN 2017. 13 March 2017 through 16 March 2017, 209 (209), 4-11
Series
Procedia Engineering
Document type
conference paper