Video 5 of 11
The video above is the fifth of 11 videos. It covers Section 7.0 of the conference paper – Future Implications, City and District Planning
This video was first published on the blog of Inframanage – Resources for Infrastructure Management Professionals Site.
In June 2013, I delivered my paper Infrastructure Management – Forecasting the Changes to 2030 at the Ingenium (now IPWEA NZ) Conference in Dunedin.
Because the presentation time was limited during the conference, I had 20 minutes to deliver my 63-page paper. So, I had limited time to discuss concepts and issues highlighted in the reports.
To satisfy some conference participants’ desire for more information and to share it with others in the infrastructure management niche, I have created this series of videos – one for each chapter of the conference paper.
For your reference, we encouraged you to download and/or print the conference paper and read along as you watch the video.
To download and/or print the document, please CLICK the link below :
Infrastructure Management – Forecasting the Changes to 2030, Ross Waugh
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