SMART’s Distinguished speakers

SMART’s Distinguished Speaker Series has been made possible by the National Science Foundation’s Human and Social Dynamics program. It supports the development of a Southeast Michigan-based Learning Community focused on sustainable mobility and accessibility in global urban regions. Speakers were selected to represent a wide range of leading edge knowledge and experience related to New Mobility / sustainable transportation and accessibility. For more information on SMART’s Distinguished Speakers and their lectures, please click on their pictures or the corresponding text.

	Lessons from London Camilla Ween Harvard Loeb Fellow February 27, 2008
	Title Kevin Clemens Freelance Journalist, Columnist and Writer February 12, 2008
	Historical Evolution and Current Trends in Sustainable Urban Transportation in Brazil: Salvador City as case study Augusto Mathias Founder of the Toronto International Consultants and the International Change Agents Network November 15, 2007
	Trip Convergence Ltd. Transportation Effectiveness Paul Minett Co-Founder, President and CEO, Trip Convergence Ltd November 12, 2007
	Seminar on Implementing Sustainable Urban Travel Policies Mary Crass European Conference of Ministers of Transport June 21, 2007
	Travel Behavior Data Needs for New Mobility: Is GPS the Ultimate Solution? Lisa Aultman-Hall Director, UVM Transportation Center Professor, UVM School of Engineering June 11, 2007
	Where Transportation is Going: Transportation in the CLIOS Systems Era Joseph M. Sussman JR East Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Systems, MIT April 27, 2007
	Integrated Strategies for Sustainable Mobility: Bremen, Germany Michael Glotz-Richter Senoir Project Manager of Sustainable Mobility for the City of Bremen March 20, 2007
	New Mobility and Accessibility: Interactive Dimensions in Global City Regions Panel from the University of Illinois at Chicago November 17, 2006
	Developing New Mobility Solutions for Emerging Consumers Jeb Brugmann Founding Partner of The Next Practice October 5, 2006
	Microsimulating Activity, Travel by Person, and Household Agents Eric J. Miller Bahen-Tanenbaum Professor, Department of Civil Engineering Director, Joint Program in Transportation University of Toronto June 16, 2006
	Sustainable Mobility and the Digital Revolution Robin Chase Founder, and Former CEO, ZipCar May 18, 2007