Opening Session
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Welcome and Opening Remarks Prof. Abbas Rajabifard
Session 1: Strategic Pathways to Improve the Achievement of the SDGs in the Context of Urban Resilience
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How a Global Framework on Land Administration can contribute to Achieve the SDGs- Mr. Kees de Zeeuw, Kadaster International
Netherlands
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Developing the Brainware for SDI Mr. Josef Strobl, University of Salzburg | Austrian Academy of Sciences
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GeoSpatial Data Science for Urban Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities Ms. Monica Wachowic, University of New Brunswick
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Mapping SDG Interactions for Cities Ms. Maryam Rabiee, Centre for Disaster Management and Public Safety
Panel discussion: International Organisation Perspective
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Maps & Strategic Pathways to Improve the Achievement of the SDGs in the Context of Urban Resilience Menno-Jan Kraak, University of Twente
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The SDGs Connectivity Dilemma: Urban Settlements, Resilience & Sustainabili Mr. Chris Body, OGC
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Ensuring our Rapid Response to Change The Role of Geospatial Information Prof Chryssy A Potsiou, NTUA
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Smart Cities: Urban Settlements, Resilience and Sustainability Mr. Dieter Fritsch, HxGN
Session 2: Requirements and Enabling Tools for Implementing the SDGs in Urban Settings
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Developing a Governance Framework Prof. Joep Crompvoets, KU Leuven
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What do we see? Key consideration while mapping SDG indicators Mr. Menno-Jan Kraak, University of Twente
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Improving resilience and resilience impact of national land and geospatial systems Mr. Alvaro Barra The World Bank
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Towards More Resilient Cities Prof. Tom Veldkamp, University of Twente
Panel discussion: Legal and Organizational Perspectives
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an-s2-panel-onsrud_um.pdf Prof. Harlan Onsrud, University of Maine
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Sustainability through Access to Information Ms. Irma Shagla Britton, Taylor & Francis Grou
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Requirements and enabling tools for implementing the SDGs in urban settings Mr. Frank Swiaczny, DESA
Closing session
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Future plan a way forward Prof. Abbas Rajabifard