清华-萨里大学工业生态学学术讲座日程及学员招募 Lecture限制人数:25(其中环境学院10人,清华校内8人,校外7人) 要求:1)博士或硕士研究生,博士优先;2)需要全程参与;3)费用自理,没有学费;4)申请者需要提交简历和个人陈述( haiyanwendy@foxmail.com 宋海燕 );5)如果报名者众,会组织筛选 Open presentation和workshop对外开放,不限人数,欢迎参加! 如有意见和建议,欢迎提出。 感谢环境学院“111引智计划项目”的支持! Tsinghua- Surrey Academic Lecture Schedule (19-25/06/2013) Colour code: Lecture Open presentation Workshop Informal discussion Wednesday 19 June 9:00-14:00 Lectures on biomass utilisation and systems approaches, Aidong Yang 9:00 – 10:00 Biomass processing fundamentals: feedstocks and products 10:00 – 11:00 Biomass processing technologies and systems 11:00-12:00 Systems analysis of biomass utilisation systems 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch break 13:00-14:00 Multiscale modelling: concepts and applications 14:30-16:00 Open presentation: “Rational utilisation of biomass resources: a systems engineering approach”, Aidong Yang 16:00- close of the day: Introduction to the LocalPURE (Leverhulme Trust) project and collaboration planning, Aidong Yang and Shi Lei’s group Thursday 20 June Lectures on Industrial Ecology, Roland Clift and Angela Druckman 9:00-12:30 Tools and applications of industrial ecology (including LCA and MFA/SFA) Roland Clift: 2 hours Emissions embedded in trade; concepts, findings, and Environmentally-Extended Input-Output methodology Angela Druckman: 1.5 hours 12:30 – 14:00 Lunch break 14:00-15:30 Value Chain Analysis; stocks and flows, Roland Clift. 15:30-17:00 Open presentation: “The embeddedness of carbon in Western lifestyles, and how the rebound effect impedes change”, Angela Druckman Friday 21 June 9:00-12:30 Workshop “Industrial ecology and systems approaches” 9:00-9:15 Arrival 9:15 – 11:15 Presentations from Chinese researchers 11:15-11:30 Break 11:30 – 12:30 Panel discussions 15:00 – 16:30 Open Presentation: “Evolution and Resilience of Industrial Ecosystems”, Nigel Gilbert Monday 24 June Short course on Agent-Based Modelling, Nigel Gilbert, day 1 09:45 Welcome and introduction 10:00 What is social simulation? programs as theories; virtual experiments; processes; types of simulation 1 1:0 0 Co f fee break 1 1:1 5 What are agent-based models? The characteristics ofABMs; description of a range ofABMs from di f ferent disciplines 1 1:4 5 Activity: Some example models 12:4 5 Lunch 14:0 0 Modelling methodology models; terminology; the logic of simulation; the research process 14:4 5 Activity: What could you model? group discussion to select and develop a specification for anABM 15:3 0 T ea break 15:4 5 Report back 16:0 0 Model building and validation ABM programming environments; verification and validation; theoretical and empirical validation; sensitivity analysis 16:45 Conclusion discussion 17:00 Day 1 course end Tuesday 25 June Short course on Agent-Based Modelling, Nigel Gilbert, day 2 10:0 0 Lecture 1:An introduction to NetLogo NetLogo is a freely downloadable programming environment for building agent-based models 1 1:0 0 Co f fee break 1 1:1 5 Activity 1: a first model 12:1 5 Report bac k 12:3 0 Lunch 13:3 0 Lecture 2: ProgrammingAgents Basic techniques for programming agents 14:1 5 Activity 2: a more complicated model 15:1 5 T ea break 15:3 0 Report back 15:4 5 Lecture 3: Model building The process of designing and building a model 16:1 5 Lecture 4: Experimenting with models 17:00 Course ends
Call for Abstracts: The Third ISIE Asia-Pacific Meeting 2012 Asia-Pacific Toward Eco-Industrial Development Beijing, China October 20–21, 2012 http://www.cern.org.cn We invite you to join us in the Third ISIE Asia-Pacific Meeting and the ISIE EID-ConAccount Meeting 2012 in Tsinghua University, Beijing, China on October 20–21, 2012. The main objective of the Asia-Pacific ISIE Meeting series is to promote communication, collaboration, and network among academia, industry, and government, whose members are interested in applying industrial ecology in the Asia-Pacific region. The most recent research and practical progress of the region’s eco-industrial development will be fully exchanged and discussed in this coming Meeting. On October 19 right before the Meeting, the 9th Annual Industrial Symbiosis Research Symposium will take place in Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area (TEDA), about 150 km southeast to Beijing. The main theme of the third Meeting is Asia-Pacific Toward Eco-Industrial Development. Topics of the Meeting include: 1. Industrial symbiosis and eco-industrial development (EID) 2. Industrial metabolism and material flows analysis (MFA) 3. Life-cycle assessment and product footprint (LCA) 4. Environmentally extended input-output analysis and sustainable consumption (EIO) 5. Sustainable urban systems and infrastructure (SUS) 6. Energy conservation, pollution reduction and cleaner production (ECP) 7. Waste recycling and management (WRM) 8. Complex systems and agent modeling (CSA) 9. Policy intervention and planning (PIP) 10. Industrial ecology education (IEE) Authors are encouraged to submit abstracts at http://www.cern.org.cn Deadline to submit abstracts: April 15, 2012. For more information or send email inquiries to ISIE@tsinghua.edu.cn
8 th Annual Industrial Symbiosis Research Symposium Reassessing the Basics of Industrial Symbiosis San Francisco, CA – June 5-6, 2011 The Bentley Reserve, 301 Battery Street, San Francisco Financial District The premise of the 8 th Annual Industrial Symbiosis Research Symposium is that many years of development have occurred around the concept of industrial symbiosis, since our first meetings. In earlier times, the most important issue was to demonstrate the concept and practice of industrial symbiosis. With increasing experience, it is time to generalize among industrial symbiosis projects to be able to compare across them as a means of advancing our common knowledge as a research community. This year the Symposium will undertake the difficult task of finding consensus around key questions and definitions of industrial symbiosis. The proposed questions are: Definition: What is included in industrial symbiosis? What is excluded? Are different research teams defining IS differently either implicitly or explicitly? What constitutes a by-product exchange or synergy? How can we categorize exchanges? Which are “internal” to the system under study and which are “external?” How do we create common counting systems – do we count materials, partners, exchanges? How should benefits be quantified? Economic, environmental, social? What measurement methodologies are being used? What framework would capture the complexity and differences across the various examples of symbiosis? What are principal “business” models of successful industrial symbiosis? NISP, TEDA, zero-waste businesses, etc. Should we reconsider a typology of IS projects/parks/clusters/networks?
今年11月份在日本东京和川崎将有一系列的工业生态学相关会议,请关注。 请注意:Abstract提交日期截止到6月14日! 1) November 5- 6, 2010, Kawasaki, JAPAN, 7th Annual Industrial Symbiosis Research Symposium 2010; 2) November 7- 9, 2010, Tokyo, JAPAN,the 2nd ISIE Asia-Pacific Meeting; 3) November 7-9, 2010, Tokyo, JAPAN, ISIE MFA-ConAccount Meeting; 4) 9-12 November 2010, Tokyo, Japan, 9th International Conference on EcoBalance http://www.isieapmfa.info/index.html 详情可见附件。 会议信息