Professor
Robert
Cervero
(Keynote) |
The keynote presenter will
be Professor Robert Cervero, University of California
at Berkeley, USA who has written extensively on transportation
and land use property including the effects of major transport
infrastructure.
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Michael
Matusik (Keynote) |
Well known property commentator
Michael Matusik, Managing Director of Matusik Property
Insights, Brisbane, will share his insights into how lifestyle,
employment and demographic change is driving housing location
& choice and the demand for transport.
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David
Bray (Keynote) |
Notable transport economist,
David Bray, of Economic & Policy Services will challenge
the audience with his views on the efficacy of transportation
plans and policies, as typically prepared to date.
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Phil
Ainsworth |
Phil Ainsworth, Managing
Director, King and Co, commercial property experts who
have strongly influenced the debate on transport in South
East Queensland will provide insights into how the commercial
property industry views major transport infrastructure
when making investment and location decisions. |
David
Meyer |
David Meyer, Manager, Transport Planning
Yarrabilba, proposed satellite town for Delfin Lend Lease,
will provide his views on the rationale for new satellite
housing and associated transport needs. |
Dr Kathi
Holt-Damant |
Dr Kathi Holt-Damant is a researcher,
teacher and practitioner in architecture and urban design
at the University of Queensland and she will explore the
linkage between railway transport and land-use in terms
of quality of the urban environment using a pilot study
conducted in Brisbane’s inner West |
Mike
Veitch |
Mike Veitch, Managing Director of Veitch Lister Consulting,
has designed, calibrated and implemented integrated travel
forecasting models for several major cities and has extensive
experience in the wider aspects of transport planning,
particularly in public transport policy and operations
and strategic road network planning |
Adele
Eagleton |
Adele Eagleton has been involved in
the property industry for over 16 years and is currently
the Executive Project Manager of the Bovis Lend Lease
(BLL) Transport and Infrastructure Business Unit. †She
will talk about Lend Lease’s approach to planning
and gives an overview of two current developments. |
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John
McEvoy |
Chairman of the Infrastructure
Association of Queensland, John McEvoy, will provide commentary
on SEQ infrastructure needs and how to realise them through
appropriate and realistic financing arrangements.
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Professor
John
Quiggin |
Professor John Quiggin is a Federation
Fellow in Economics and Political Science at the University
of Queensland and will present on infrastructure financing
options. |
John
Larcombe |
John Larcombe, Director,
Infrastructure Coordination, of Queensland’s Office
of Urban Management will describe the new South East Queensland
Regional plan (to be launched in October 2004) and how
it will influence private and public planning and investment
decisions.
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Garry
Glazebrook |
Well known Sydney transport
planner, Garry Glazebrook, will discuss how accessibility
is the critical link between land use and transport. Garry
will report on his extensive research on this topic in
Sydney including his survey of how people in Sydney value
accessibility in relation to housing choices and access.
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Barry
Gyte |
Barry Gyte, consultant
planner, who is closely involved with major public transport
infrastructure development in SEQ and Manchester, UK,
will identify the crucial linkage between integrating
land use and transport development plans for maximum community
benefit. |
| Leon Fleming |
Brisbane City Council planner Leon
Fleming will describe current planning projects undertaken
by Council officers that shed some light on how to enhance
transport and land use through appropriate zoning and
regulatory change. |
Geoff
Anson |
Geoff Anson - consultant and former
senior Executive of Department of Infrastructure, Victoria,
will provide insights into how integrated transport planning
can work with the commercial market, rather than in conflict.
He is currently advising the NSW government on new processes
for transport planning in Sydney. |
| Prof Phil Charles |
Professor Phil Charles, Director Centre for Transport
Strategy at the University of Queensland, has a broad
experience in senior transport strategy roles across Australia.
He will talk about institutional and coordination issues
and getting the strategic framework in place: ie strategic
planning, organisational structure and arrangements, strategic
and operational processes and appropriate levels of resourcing. |
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