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Premier port français, deuxième port méditerranéen, troisième métropole de France, Marseille est une charnière capitale des villes monde.
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Colloque « La Chimie et les Grandes Villes » - 9 novembre 2016
Expert international de la ville intelligente, le Professeur Carlos Moreno est intervenu le mercredi 9 novembre pour le colloque « La Chimie et les Grandes Villes » qui s'est déroulé à Paris.
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Le mardi 17 mai 2016, le Professeur Carlos Moreno présidait le 15ème Symposium des Réseaux Data & Télécoms organisé par Acome en partenariat avec le Groupe Caisse des Dépôts, les sociétés 3M et Commscope. Découvrez sa présentation !
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Voici la keynote de l'intervention du Professeur Carlos Moreno à l'occasion de l'événement Building Tomorrow’s Heritage qui s'est tenu à Colombo, Sri Lanka, le 2 novembre 2016.
Smart Mauritius & Innovation Summit 2016
Le Professeur Carlos Moreno a été invité à participer au sommet Smart Mauritius dédié à l’innovation urbaine, qui s'est tenu du 10 au 12 février 2016 à Port Louis, sur l’Île Maurice.
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- 1. THE CITY OF TOMORROW : TOWARDS A POST CARBON SOCIETY ? 1
- 2. THE CITIES OF TOMORROW’S CHALLENGES 2
- 3. 3 2013 2000 1987 1974 1960 1930 1800 A WORLD THAT CHANGES…
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- 5. THE CITY OF TOMORROW ? 5 2013 2000 1987 1974 1960 1930 1800
- 7. A WORLD THAT CHANGES…
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- 9. 9
- 10. VULNERABILITY OF CITY CENTERS Example of the heat wave of 2003 in Paris 10
- 11. THE CHALLENGES OF THE CITIES OF TOMORROW 11 ECOLOGICAL SOCIAL CULTURAL ECONOMICAL RESILIENT
- 12. A POST CARBON SOCIETY? 12 Other Hydro-elec Nuclear biomass Gas Coal Oil A world based on fossil energy We always consume more of each resource
- 14. SECURITY RISKS & CLIMATE CHANGE 14
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- 16. ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN EU & EU CITIES 16
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- 21. PARIS 2013 CLIMATE PLAN 21
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- 24. MOBILITY 24
- 25. MOBILITY & CITIZEN SERVICES 25
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Editor's Notes
- Reprendre même formulation que SmartCity Congress Barcelone et comme partout tout en anglais ------
- Reprendre même formulation que SmartCity Congress Barcelone et comme partout tout en anglais ------
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- A la place de la photo de bike sharing : éclairage public
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