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Symposium "Transit, Development, and Forme Urbaine: Washington et Paris"Date : 16 au 20 octobre 2014Lieu : WashingtonAccédez au site Accédez au programme : http://smartgrowth.umd.edu/assets/brochure_dcparis_final930.pdfExtrait du site : The National Center for Smart Growth at the University of Maryland, the LABEX consortium of research universities in Paris, France, and several other cosponsors are pleased to announce a bi-national symposium on Transit, Transit-Oriented Development, and Urban Form. The purpose of the symposium is to exchange ideas and share information on sustainable transportation and urban development strategies in two prominent national-capital cities: Washington DC, and Paris, France.Paper Sessions : Paper Session I : Paris-Washington: Comparative Timeline of Planning, Architecture and TransportationIsabelle Gournay, School of Architecture, UMDDiscussants: Anne Grillet-Aubert and Karen BowieThe Linear City: A Case Study of Connecticut AvenueMatt Bell, School of Architecture, UMDFrench Discussant: Virginie Picon-LefebvreUS Discussant: Ellen McCarthy, District of ColumbiaPaper Session II : The Effects of Bike Share on Transit RidershipSevgi Ergodan, Chao Liu, and Ting Ma, NCSGFrench Discussant: Nacima Baron - US Discussant: Ralph Buehler, Virginia Tech UniversityEven Smarter Growth? Land Use Policy Impact on Transportation and Emissions in MarylandUri Avin, Fred Ducca, et al. - French Discussant: Alain L’Hostis - US Discussant: Bob Griffiths, National Capital Region Transportation Planning BoardPaper Session III : Equitable Transit-Oriented Development in Diverse Suburbs: Promise and ChallengeRolf Pendall, Molly Scott, Urban Institute;, Willow Lung-Amam, Urban Studies and Planning, UMD, and Eli Knaap, NCSG - French Discussant: Marie Banatre - US Discussant: Kevin Nelson, US EPATransit-Induced Gentrification: Who Will Stay, and Who Will Go?Casey Dawkins and Rolf Moeckel, NCSG - French Discussant: Guillaume de Tilière - US Discussant: Pam Dunn, Montgomery County PlanningPaper Session IV : Retail Location and Transit: An Econometric Examination of Retail Location in Prince George’s and Montgomery County, MarylandTing Ma, Eli Knaap, and Gerrit Knaap, NCSG - French Discussant: Colas Bazaud - US Discussant: Lee Soebel, RCLCoAnalysis of Firm Location and Relocation around Maryland and Washington, DC Metro Rail StationsHiro Iseki and Robert Jones NCSG - French Discussant: Teddy Delaunay - US Discussant: Valdis Lazdins, Montgomery County Planning