Date: |
06 Nov 2024, 12.00PM – 1.00PM |
duration: |
1 hr |
Venue: |
Two/FiftySeven |
Address: |
2/57 Willis Street Wellington |
Cost: |
Free event |
Hear from our experts as branch chair Peter Cockrem hosts a panel with:
- Nadine Dodge, Principal Economist at the Infrastructure Commission Te Waihanga
- Vida Christeller, Manager City Design at Wellington City Council
- Andrew Ford, Team Leader Data & Analysis at Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Tobie Pretorius, Principal Transport Planner at Tonkin + Taylor
Our expert panel will explore:
- the nature of models: we all have ideas about cause and effect
- "what if" modelling: the limitations of decision-making based on models of incremental change
- "how can we" modelling: using the strengths of models to create a better future in an increasingly uncertain world
Don't miss this opportunity to network with your peers and engage in a critical conversation.
Who should attend:
- Transport professionals
- Urban planners
- Policymakers
- Anyone interested in how ideas and institutions shape urban outcomes
Tea, coffee and nibbles provided.
To access the venue, Two/Fifty-Seven, find Unity Books on Willis Street. Just to the right of Unity Books are glass doors to a corridor connecting through to Victoria Street. Use the lifts halfway along the corridor and press 2 for Level 2.
Register now to secure your spot!
This event is open to all. To support our work and hear first about future events, join the Transportation Group at https://www.transportationgroup.nz/membership-application/
Join Transportation Group Central Branch for a thought-provoking panel discussion on how transport models shape our cities and infrastructure - and their role in an increasingly uncertain world. Modellers and non-modellers are welcome - this event is for everyone.
Hear from our experts as branch chair Peter Cockrem hosts a panel with:
- Nadine Dodge, Principal Economist at the Infrastructure Commission Te Waihanga
- Vida Christeller, Manager City Design at Wellington City Council
- Andrew Ford, Team Leader Data & Analysis at Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Tobie Pretorius, Principal Transport Planner at Tonkin + Taylor
Our expert panel will explore:
- the nature of models: we all have ideas about cause and effect
- "what if" modelling: the limitations of decision-making based on models of incremental change
- "how can we" modelling: using the strengths of models to create a better future in an increasingly uncertain world
Don't miss this opportunity to network with your peers and engage in a critical conversation.
Who should attend:
- Transport professionals
- Urban planners
- Policymakers
- Anyone interested in how ideas and institutions shape urban outcomes
Tea, coffee and nibbles provided.
To access the venue, Two/Fifty-Seven, find Unity Books on Willis Street. Just to the right of Unity Books are glass doors to a corridor connecting through to Victoria Street. Use the lifts halfway along the corridor and press 2 for Level 2.
Register now to secure your spot!
This event is open to all. To support our work and hear first about future events, join the Transportation Group at https://www.transportationgroup.nz/membership-application/
