2019 Webinar Series – Autumn/Winter Programme
______________________________________________________________ ![]() ![]() CASANZ19 (24th International Clean Air and Environment Conference), Queenstown, New Zealand, 16-18 September 201911.25 New Zealand (UTC+12); 07.25 Beijing (UTC+8); 00.25 United Kingdom (UTC+1); 19.25 New York on Sunday 15th September (UTC-4); 16.25 San Francisco on Sunday 15th September (UTC-7). Host: Christina Cowie, Centre for Air Pollution, Energy and Health Research Integrating Passive Controls in the Urban Environment Planning Process: Research and Practice The Potential for Green Infrastructure to Reduce Exposure to Air Green Infrastructure: How it Fits within Urban Spaces
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2019 Webinar Series – Spring/Summer Programme
Thursday 28th March: Delving into Passive Techniques for Air Pollution Mitigation
"The Impact of Passive Air Pollution Mitigation Measures in the Built Environment" "Towards Optimizing the Designs of Transportation Green Infrastructure"
Upcoming Sessions & Panel Discussion
Solid Barriers: Air Pollution Dispersion around Existing Infrastructure Green Infrastructure: Their Role in Air Pollution Abatement Urban Design: Informing Change through Advancements in Modelling ______________________________________________________________ Thursday 25th April: Barriers: Air Pollution Dispersion around Existing Infrastructure
"The Impact of Buildings and Roads on Dispersion of Vehicle Emissions: Models Informed by Experimental Findings” "The Passive Control of Urban Air Pollution using Solid Barriers: After 10 Years of Research, Where do we Stand?" ______________________________________________________________ Thursday 30th May: Green Infrastructure: Their Role in Air Pollution Abatement
"Deposition and Dispersion – Interaction between Vegetation and Particle Air Pollution" "The Role of Urban Trees in Mitigating Air Pollution" ______________________________________________________________ Thursday 27th June: Urban Design: Informing change through Advancements in Modelling
"Real-time Modeling of Traffic-related Air Pollution at Urban Scales" "How CFD Modelling can Inform the Position of Green Infrastructure to Improve Air Quality in Urban Spaces" |
Further details:
- 1–1.5-hour monthly meetings (Expert researchers in the field to give 20-minute talks, with the objective of speakers from different continents in each session).
- 2-3 speakers per webinar topic area (It will maximise discussion times to promote international collaboration).
- 08.00 PDT; 11.00 EDT; 16.00 IST/BST on the final Thursday of each month (Allows for morning participation by U.S. parties, late afternoon/early evening across Europe and late evening/pre-midnight for Asia).
- The Webinar series will be hosted by Cornell University via the ZOOM platform (Easily accessible online via a range of web browsers). These sessions will not be recorded but can be repeated for specific audiences on request.