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- World City Water Forum 2009 -. 2009. 3. 19. World City Water Forum Organizing Committee. Table of Contents. Ⅰ. Background and Objectives. Ⅱ. Overall Outline of the Forum. Ⅲ. Summary and Details of the Programs. Ⅳ. Public Relations and Special Events. V. Future Plans. 목 차.

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  1. - World City Water Forum 2009 - 2009. 3. 19 World City Water Forum Organizing Committee

  2. Table of Contents Ⅰ. Background and Objectives Ⅱ. Overall Outline of the Forum Ⅲ. Summary and Details of the Programs Ⅳ. Public Relations and Special Events V. Future Plans

  3. 목 차 Background and Objectives 3

  4. Background and Objectives □ Incheon City is located in the Han River mouth having the population over 20 million (about ½ of Korean population) along the river. □ To find the solution for complicated urban water problems through the actual situation at Incheon City. □ To suggest the sysmatic and prospective alternative approaches in urban water solutions which is related in newtown construction, urban regeneration, artificial stream construction and river restoration, water infrastructure, u-city and hydroinformatics, and so on.

  5. WCWF Background (Current State of Incheon) Incheon Port Incheon International Airport Linked with the various Water Issues Reconstruction of Building and House Incheon (Songdo) Free Economic Zone

  6. WCWF Background (Constuction of IFEZ) Area : 1/10 of Tokyo City Total Area209.4㎢ - Songdo(53.3㎢) : Business, IT - Youngiong(138.3㎢) : Logistic, Tourism - Cheongna(17.8㎢) : Financial, Leisure Estimated Population : 51,000 people Total Expense : 21,000 billion KWR Logistic, Business, IT-high-Tech, Educarion, etc

  7. WCWF Background (IFEZ Economical Park) • Inland Manmade Waterways and Existing Streams increase Fresh and Ecological Effects. 7 Company Logo

  8. WCWF Background (Han River Mouth) 인공위성으로 본 한강하구 주변 Islands Peace Zones Imjin River Sand Deposition Gyodong Flood Ganghwa Sukmo Gimpo Tidal Power Plant (2 locations) Han River Yeongjong 108 1

  9. 韓 江 Gimpo City Gimpo Terminal Kyoung In Canal 首爾市 Incheon Terminal Incheon City 西 海 Canals Ring Expressway Bucheon City WCWF Background (Kyoung In Canal) ●Practical Use of Flood Control, Utilization of the Han River as a Waterway • Use of Waterside Space Leisure Water Activities • Flood Control Logistic/Tourists/Sightseeing/Transportation • Zone Limits National (Connection of the Han River and Yellow Sea) • Water Depth : 6.3m 108 1

  10. 2009 Global Fair & Festival and the World City Water Forum 5. 배치도 및 조감도 조 감 도 • 2009 Global Fair & Festival • Date : 2009. 8. 7∼10. 25 (80 days) • Location : Songdo International • Estimated Viewers : 7,000,000 people • Theme : Lightening Tomorrow • 2009 World City Water Forum • Date : 2009. 8. 18 ~ 21(4 days) • Location : Songdo ConvensiA • Estimated Participants : 5,000 people from 50 nations • Theme : Innovation and Harmony of Water and Cities 10 10

  11. 목 차 Overall Outline • Event Summary • Detailed Order of Events • Organization Chart • Program • Event Contents 11

  12. Overall Outline 1. Event Summary Name of Event • English : World City Water Forum 2009 Date of Event • 2009. 08. 18 (Tues) ~ 21 (Fri) Funded By • Incheon Metropolitan City and Han River Water Management Committee Theme • Theme : Innovation and Harmony of Water and Cities • Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs • Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade( inKorea Government) Supported By 12

  13. Overall Outline 2. Detailed Order of Events 2007. December • Agreement for World City Water Forum Conference • World City Water Forum Preliminary Meeting • Organizing the Committee 2008. January~ March 2008. April • Collaborative Meeting with Han River Water Management Committee • President of Kiribati to accept as a Keynote Speakers • Jerome Glenn and Timothy Mack confirmed as Keynote Speakers 2008. September • Yoshiro Mori (President of the Japan Water Forum) accept as a Keynote Speaker • Over 200 members of Japan’s specialist and NPO will attend in the forum 2008. November • Tuvalu Prime Minister Apisai Ielemia visited to Korea • Accept as a Keynote Speaker 2008. December 13

  14. Advisory Committee Special Symposium Coordinator Technical Conference Coordinator Event Coordinator Chairman Vice Chairmen Overall Outline 3. Organizational Committee Secretary General 14

  15. Overall Outline 4. Program 15

  16. Overall Outline 5. Event Contents Recognition of Event Distinguished guests will speak on water related issues that are affecting the world Keynote Speech & Invited Lectures Technical Conference Presentation given by Specialists(200 papers) Opportunity for Networking and Exchange (20 CEOs + 20 Mayors) World City Water Forum 2009 Leaders’ Luncheon Special Symposium Encouraged Participation for Discussion of Related Topics (300papers) Technical Tour Incheon’s excellence in water management The introduction of IFEZ and Industries to the public tour groups 16

  17. Table of Contents • International Meeting & Workshops • Invited Speakers • Technical Conference • Special Symposium • Youth Future World Water Contest

  18. 2.Asian River Watershed Management Workshop International Meeting & Workshop 1. UN/ESCAP Water Infrastructure Workshop Director-General and Specialist meeting of Water Resources in Asia and Pacific Region Network of Asian River Basin Organization 3. The Water Network for Areas of Desertification Symposium Specialist and NGOs meeting and Network in Arid Regions Throughout North Asia, Southwest Asia and Central Asia 4. HydroAsia and Hydro-Europe Workshop Graduate Workshop( 9 Universities in Asia + 8 Universities in Europe) 5. Lunchern and Seminar by CEOs and Mayors CEOs from International Water Companies organizations and Business and City Mayors (40 members) 18

  19. Invited Keynote Speakers 1. Main Speakers 19

  20. Invited Keynote Speakers 1. Main Speakers 20

  21. Technical Conference • Artificial Restoration of Urban Streams • Climate Change Adaptation by Rainwater Harvesting and Management • DHI Urban Water Software User Conference • Drainage • Effects on Water by Global Warming • Floods and Drought • Ground Water and Management • Hydraulics • Modeling and Optimization of Urban Water Infrastructures • River Governance • Urban Hydrology • Usage of Lidar and High-Tech Measuring Instruments • Water Management of the Estuary, Dams, and the Coastal Area • Water Resource Management and Policy • Water Supply 21

  22. Technical Conference Example 1. Effects on Water by Global Warming • Participants • Prof. Yochancn Kushnir/ Lamont-Doherty Earth Abservatory of Columbia University • Prof. Upmanu Lall/ Dept. of Earth and Environmental Engineering, Columbia University • Prof. Enda O'Connell/ Newcastle University, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, UK • Prof. Richard Dawson / Newcastle University, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, UK 22

  23. Technical Conference Examploe 2. Modeling and Optimization of Urban Water Infrastructures • Participants • Chris Choi (University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA) • Nicholas Ashbolt (Cincinnati, OH, EPA, USA) • Steve Buchberger (University of Cincinnati, Arizona, Cincinnati,OH, USA) • Ed Glenn (University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA) • Ian Pepper (University of Arizona, Tucson,Arizona, USA) • Kevin Lansey (University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA) • Suiqing Liu (Tongi University, Shanghai, China) • Angus Simpson (Prof, Univ of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia) 23

  24. Special Symposium • Flood • Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Symposium • U-City & Hydroinformatics • Water Reuse Green Revolution • Urban Disaster Prevention • PPP for Urban Infrastructure Development • Urban Water Policy and the Green Development • Water, Transportation and Canal Cities • Environmental Water Policy and Its Application in Korea 24

  25. Urban Stream Restoration Flood Insurance & Mapping Water Reuse & Green Revolution PPP for Urban Infrastructure Development Special Symposium Water, Transportation & Canal Cities Environmental Water Policy and Its Application in Korea U-City & Hydro Informatics PPP for Urban Infrastructure Development Urban Disaster Prevention

  26. Special Symposium

  27. Special Symposium Example 1. Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Specialists have been invited to discuss various studies on urban stream restoration from both an international and national standpoint. Main Topics (6) 6 presentations/session (total 36 papers will be presented) 27

  28. Special Symposium Example 2. Water, Transportation and Canal Cities To discuss solutions to environmental issues affecting cities, in efforts to restore the urban city environment. Main Topics (6) 28

  29. Youth Future World Water Contest The Youth Future World Water Contest in an international contest that provides an opportunity for the great minds of our nations to provide possible solutions to water issues that are affecting our present and our future. Youth will be challenged to think ahead to 20 years from now to describe the world then, while discussing what action has been taken to solve various water related issues, or prevent against water related disasters. Youth are encouraged to draw from a variety of sources to consider possibilities concerning future issues from a local, national or global standpoint. Summary - Dates : August 18~21, 2009 (Tuesday ~ Friday) - Place : Songdo Convensia, Incheon, Korea - Theme :Water in 20 years from now Organized By : World City Water Forum Organizing Committee (WCWF), United Nations University (UNU)

  30. Youth Future World Water Contest Participants present oral and poster presentations Separate to A and B teams after final round A : up-to 15-20 Teams B : All remaining teams Day1 8.18 A team Participate in seminars and symposiums B team Participate in seminars and symposiums Create new group project Day2 8.19 A Group presentation by team B Group presentation by team Day3 8.20 Award ceremony Special award ceremony Day4 8.21 • Registration • 1st Step : Paper Submission & Teacher’s Recommendation • - Submit Papers by May 31, 2009 • Papers are to be 5- 10 pages in length • 2nd Step : Team Presentation • 1st Round Presentation : • Oral and Poster Presentation • a) 15 min Presentation, 15 min Q&A • b) Up to 15 - 20 teams will advance to final • round(remaining teams will be • rearranged to create new teams) • 2nd Round (2nd~3rd Day) : After spending in • sessions on Day 2, groups will be given • the challenge of creating a new presentation • (PPT). Select teams will receive merit based • awards. 30

  31. Public Relations 31

  32. Online Public Relations Homepage (www.wcwf2009.org) Most up to date news about the WCWF 2009 Distributing the E-DM to 16,000 Recipients Internationally Homepage E-DM (Weekly) Newsletter (Monthly) 32

  33. Offline Public Relations Distribution Leaflet (Bulletin No1) Distribution Leaflet (Bulletin No3) Distribution Leaflet (Bulletin No2) 33

  34. Offline Public Relations Poster Advertisements Daejun KTX Illuminated Advertisement Environmental Technical Journal ~ Magazine Advertisement 34

  35. Offline Public Relations Seminar • Symposium Participation ○ World Water Week 2008      • Bulletin distributed in both the Registration area and the Conference Room      • Meeting between representatives of the SIWI Organizing Committee, Japan Water Forum and Netherlands Water Forum and so on   ○ Japan Symposium     • Participated in the Wave Special Lecture, International Water Governance Symposium, and Tokyo Symposium on Water Governance, and introduced the WCWF 2009 in a presentation     • Yoshiro Mori confirmed as a Keynote Speaker at the WCWF 2009 35

  36. Technical Tour ○ Time and Date : 2009. 08. 20, 14:00 36

  37. Summary 37 • 500 papers will be selected for presentation at this international event in order to discuss possible solutions to water related issues in cities • To raise awareness through the Yellow Sea Initiative of the global water issues that are a result of climate change, and urban development • To build and establish a global network that will work to share information which can be used to find solutions together for the future of our water resources • Youth Future World Water Contest will challenge and raise interest for future generations • To discuss and find solutions that will support a harmony of cities and water related issues

  38. Future Goals 38

  39. Future Goals 39 • Stockholm World Water Week, Singapore’s International Water Week and the World City Water Forum will make a contribution for solving water problems in the different approaches. • The conclusions reached and proposed at the World City Water Forum 2009 will be submitted to UN, WWC and water related Agencies. • The Youth Future World Water Contest will educate and challenge young adults to have a more active role in creating positive change for the future of water resources • With the support and vision of organizations such as the UN, ADB, and UNU, specialists in the field of water will continue to come together as a global community to exchange their views and experience

  40. We look forward to seeing you at the World City Water Forum 2009. 8.18 Incheon Thank You! 40 40

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