Nicola Villa - Connected Urban Development, Global Conference - Opening Introduction

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The document announces a global conference on connected urban development to be held in Seoul on May 21st and 22nd 2009. The conference agenda includes morning sessions on the connected and senseable city, connected and sustainable world, and city innovations. Afternoon sessions will cover the smart connected city, low carbon digital city, connected and sustainable mobility. The following day will have sessions on broadband enabling 21st century infrastructure, connected and sustainable socioeconomic challenges, and a closing vision session.

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Connected Urban Development
Global Conference
Seoul, May 21st and 22nd 2009

Nicola Villa - Director Connected Urban Development, IBSG, Cisco

Agenda
Morning sessions
The Connected and SENSEable City
The Connected and Sustainable World: Urban EcoMap
CUD Innovations & City Evolution - 4 parallel breakout sessions

Afternoon sessions
The Smart and Connected City
The Low Carbon Digital City
Connected and Sustainable Mobility
Site Visits: Design and Mobility revolution in Seoul

Agenda

Tomorrow sessions
Broadband and ICT as the Enabler for 21st Century
Sustainable Urban Infrastructures
The Connected and Sustainable Socio Economic
Challenge – 4 parallel workshop sessions
Closing Session: Visions for a Connected and
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Nicola Villa - Connected Urban Development, Global Conference - Opening Introduction

2. Connected Urban Development Global Conference Seoul, May 21st and 22nd 2009 Nicola Villa - Director Connected Urban Development, IBSG, Cisco

4. Agenda Morning sessions The Connected and SENSEable City The Connected and Sustainable World: Urban EcoMap CUD Innovations & City Evolution - 4 parallel breakout sessions Afternoon sessions The Smart and Connected City The Low Carbon Digital City Connected and Sustainable Mobility Site Visits: Design and Mobility revolution in Seoul

5. Agenda Tomorrow sessions Broadband and ICT as the Enabler for 21st Century Sustainable Urban Infrastructures The Connected and Sustainable Socio Economic Challenge – 4 parallel workshop sessions Closing Session: Visions for a Connected and Sustainable Urban Future

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