A WORKSHOP FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT
TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT
GLOBAL EXPERIENCES AND
OPPORTUNITIES/CHALLENGES FOR CHINA
May 26-28, 2006
China Executive Leadership Academy,Pudong
#99 Qiancheng Road,Pudong New District
Shanghai, 202401 PR China
May 26, 2006 - Day One
TOD in Action:The argument for TOD and its success around the world First outlining the need for transit oriented development in China to combat rising congestion, threats to economic development and stability, the workshop aims to instill a fundamental understanding of TOD in its participants. Exploring international case studies will also introduce the relationship between TOD, public finance, the private sector and urban management.
May 27, 2006 - Day Two
The Role of TOD in Regional Planning: International Comparisons and TOD in Shanghai Day two of the workshop will consist of morning discussion of TOD and bus rapid transit and high-speed rail in a number of successful foreign cities. Scholars previously working on TOD in Shanghai will share their findings as a precursor to an afternoon site visit to sites around the Shanghai municipality where TOD is already underway.
May 28, 2006 - Day Three
Addressing China¡¯s Challenges: Looking to the Future In the final morning¡¯s discussion, experts will field questions from participants, addressing individual cases. The workshop will conclude with the underlying theme of TOD in China.
Program Agenda
May 26, 2006
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7:30 AM Registration; Continental Breakfast
8:30 Welcome and Participant Introductions
Dr.Gregory K. Ingram,Dr.Chengri Ding,Dr. Robert Cervero
Distinguished Speaker, China Executive Leadership Academy,
Pudong
9:00 Motorization in China
Dr.Gregory K. Ingram
9:15 Transit Systems
- Rail and Bus Rapid Transit
Dr. Robert Cervero
- A Global Perspective on Costs, Ridership Trends,
and Sustainability Impacts
Dr.Ming Zhang
9:40 What is TOD?
Greenbelt vs. Brownfield (Stockholm and Copenhagen vs.
New Jersey and Chicago)
Dr. Robert Cervero
10:00 Break
10:15 TOD and Joint Development
Hong Kong¡¯s Property Development Program
Dr.Thomas Ho
11:10 TOD and the Private Sector
Washington,D.C. and Tokyo
Dr. Robert Cervero
12:00 PM Lunch
1:30 TOD and Urban Management
Zurich¡¯s Transit First Policy, Singapore¡¯s Electronic Road Pricing
and Portland¡¯s Smart Growth
Dr. Robert Cervero
2:10 TOD and Urban Management
Seoul
Dr. Ki-yeon Hwang
3:00 Break
3:15 China Officials Panel and Group Discussions
Leading transport and development issues
May 27, 2006
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7:30 AM Continental Breakfast
8:15 Questions from Day One
8:30 TOD and Bus Rapid Transit
Bogota, Curitiba, Brisbane
Dr. Robert Cervero
9:15 TOD and High-Speed Rail
Taiwan
Dr. Cheng-min Feng
10:00 Break
10:15 TOD in China
Dr.Ming Zhang and Dr. Robert Cervero
11:00 TOD Planning and Projects in Shanghai
Guest Speaker from the Shanghai City Planning Institute
12:00 PM Lunch
Afternoon TOD Action in China Site Visit
TOD Projects in Shanghai
May 28, 2006
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7:30 AM Continental Breakfast
8:15 Group Discussions on Day Two
9:00 Foreign Expert Panel ¨C Comments and Suggestions
Opportunities and challenges for advancing TOD in China
Dr. Steven Yui
10:00 Break
10:20 China Officials Panel Discussion
Toward TOD Implementation:Where to go from here?
11:40 Workshop Close: Key Summary Points and Building Bridges
TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT May 26-28, 2006
PARTICIPATING FACULTY
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Dr.Gregory K. Ingram, President and CEO, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Dr.Chengri Ding, Special Assistant to the President for the China Program, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy,
Associate Professor, University of Maryland
Dr.Robert Cervero, Chair and Professor,Department of City and Regional Planning, University of California,Berkeley
Dr.Ming Zhang, Assistant Professor,Department of Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas,Austin
Dr.Thomas Ho, Mass Transit Railway Corporation,Hong Kong
Dr.Ki-yeon Hwang, Professor,Hwang-ik University
Dr. Steven Yui, Chief Manager,Town Planning,Hong Kong SAR MTR Corporation
Dr.Cheng-min Feng, Professor and Chairman, Institute of Traffic and Transportation, Chiao Tung University,Taipei