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Program

08.45 Welcome


09.00 - Geoffrey Caruso (University of Luxembourg): Introduction to the workshop

Workshop chair : Isabelle Thomas (UCL, Louvain-la-Neuve)


09.05 - Philippe Woloszyn (CNRS, UMR ESO, University of Rennes II, France): Fractal modelling of urban configurations


10.00 - Pierre Frankhauser (UMR THEMA, University of Besançon, France): Liaising the outputs of a self-generating urban model (SGHOST) with fractal patterns


10.55 - Coffee/Tee break


11.10 - Jean-Louis Deneubourg (Center for Nonlinear Phenomena and Complex Systems, University of Brussels, Belgium): Self-organisation in biological systems and linking with urban patterns


12.05 - Lunch break


13.45 - Stephen Marshall (The Bartlett, University College of London, UK): The emergence of characteristic urban structures and evolutionary interpretation of changes in the urban fabric


14.40 - Nuno N. Pinto (Civil Engineering Dpt, Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, Portugal): Optimized cellular automata to model change in small urban settings


15.35 - Coffee/Tee break


15.50 - Roger White (Geography Dpt, University of Newfoundland, St-John’s, Canada): What we have learned from CA based models about the emergence of urban form and the problems revealed


16.45 - Dominique Peeters (UCL, Louvain-la-Neuve): Wrap-up and conclusions


17.15 - Closing

Please register for the workshop by sending an email to Geoffrey Caruso or Isabelle Thomas by the 19th of October 2007.



This article last updated Saturday 22 September 2007. by Cécile Tannier