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预告 | 上海交通大学-哥伦比亚大学中美“气候变化与未来设计”论坛
气候变化会重塑城乡环境，设计可赋能气候变化适应及减缓。交大-哥大中美气候变化与设计中心旨在通过跨学科合作将设计理念融入气候变化的应对措施，为全球气候变化适应及减缓提供可执行、可落地的方案设计与产品设计，引领城市、建筑和产品设计领域的绿色转型。中心将结合哥伦比亚大学气候学院在基础研究方面的特长以及上海交通大学设计学院在工业设计、建筑设计、园林与国土空间设计方面的优势，推动经济发展绿色转型。在城市设计方面，推动可持续城市更新与规划，通过绿色基础设施、智慧交通系统和节能社区的设计，减少城市的碳足迹，增强城市气候韧性。通过建筑设计探索利用节能技术、可持续材料以及生态建筑原则，减少建筑的能源消耗并增强气候变化适应性。推动产品设计领域的技术创新，设计资源高效、绿色环保的产品，减少废弃物产生，延长产品生命周期，推动循环经济的发展。
活动信息
主办单位
上海交通大学设计学院
活动时间
2024年10月21日（周一）
上午10:00-12:00
活动地点
上海交通大学设计学院云境厅
活动报名
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活动日程
10:00-10:10
上海交通大学-哥伦比亚大学中美气候变化论坛开幕
10:10-10:40
学术报告
Jeffrey Shaman
哥伦比亚大学气候学院院长，教授
Climate School at Columbia University
10:40-11:10
学术报告
Urban Climate Risk and Vulnerability
Alex de Sherbinin
哥伦比亚大学气候学院国际地球科学信息网络中心主任，高级研究科学家
11:10-12:00
对谈
中美气候变化与设计未来合作潜力
阮 昕
上海交通大学设计学院院长，光启讲席教授
Lee Parks
上海交通大学设计学院设计实践导师，AECOM执行总监
观点嘉宾
Jeffrey Shaman
哥伦比亚气候学院院长，于2023年7月从教务副院长的职位升任至这一职位。沙曼是气候学院的气候学教授，同时也是哥伦比亚大学梅尔曼公共卫生学院环境健康科学系的教授。沙曼的研究领域包括气候与环境健康、气候动力学、传染病流行病学以及传染病建模与预测。他利用数学和统计模型来描述、理解和预测疾病系统的传播动态，并研究气候和天气对人类健康的广泛影响。
Alex de Sherbinin
哥伦比亚大学国际地球科学信息网络中心 (CIESIN) 主任。他的工作重点是气候变化脆弱性、环境移民、城市化和环境指标等领域。他撰写了大量关于气候影响移民、人口与环境互动以及可持续发展等主题的文章和报告。Sherbinin 在开发整合社会和环境信息的数据集方面发挥了重要作用，他积极推动地理空间数据的应用，以为政策制定和决策提供依据。他的研究经常弥合学术分析与实际应用之间的差距，帮助政策制定者应对复杂的全球挑战。
对谈嘉宾
阮 昕
上海交通大学设计学院院长、光启讲席教授、校学术委员会委员。曾任悉尼新南威尔士大学人居环境学部副院长、建筑系主任（2004-2020），悉尼科技大学建筑学院院长（2002-2004）。阮昕任第18届威尼斯国际建筑双年展中国国家馆策展人；2019年上海城市空间艺术季双年展建筑策展人。学术专著包括：Confucius’Courtyard (Bloomsbury, 2022)，《浮生·建筑》（商务印书馆，2020）。近期设计作品包括：上海交通大学设计学院大楼和北鲲园。
Lee Parks
上海交通大学设计学院设计实践导师，AECOM执行总监，景观部门负责人，全景观技术实践小组负责人，国际ASLA国际实践专业网络联合主席。凭借超过25年的景观规划和设计经验，他屡获殊荣的项目创造了低影响和包容性的设计，整合了基于自然的解决方案，通过平衡人、地方和自然的需求来应对气候变化和生物多样性丧失。
主持人
陈睿山
上海交通大学设计学院副院长，长聘教授。一直从事气候变化与生态环境治理方面的研究，任城市气候变化研究网络（UCCRN）东亚中心主任，主持了国家社科基金重大项目、国家重点研发计划课题、国家自然科学基金面上项目等多项研究。在国内外学术刊物上公开发表论文130余篇。
SINO-U.S. CLIMATE CHANGE AND FUTURE DESIGN FORUM
Climate change is reshaping urban and rural environments. Design plays a crucial role in enabling climate adaptation and mitigation efforts. The Sino-U.S. Centre for Climate Change and Design, a collaborative initiative between Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Columbia University, integrates design principles into climate response strategies. This center aims to provide practical and actionable design and product solutions that facilitate global adaptation and mitigation, leading the green transformation in urban, architectural, and product design. The center combines the expertise of Columbia Climate School in foundational research with the strengths of Shanghai Jiao Tong University's School of Design in industrial, architectural, landscape, and territorial space design to promote the green transformation of economic development. In urban design, it advocates for sustainable urban renewal and planning, utilizing green infrastructure, smart transportation systems, and energy-efficient community designs to reduce the urban carbon footprint and enhance the city's climate resilience. In architecture, it explores the use of energy-saving technologies, sustainable materials, and ecological principles, reduce energy consumption and improve climate adaptability. The center also champions technological innovation in product design, advocating for resource-efficient, environmentally friendly products that minimize waste, extend product life, and foster a circular economy.
Information
School of Design, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Organizer
10:00-12:00
October 21st, 2024 (Monday)
Time
Yunjing Lecture Theater, School of Design, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Venue
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Registration
Note: This event is open to the public. External participants must complete a campus registration before participating.
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Program
10:00-10:10
Inauguration Ceremony of Shanghai Jiao Tong University-Colombia University Sino-U.S. Centre for Climate Change and Design
10:10-10:40
Report
Jeffrey Shaman on Climate School at Columbia University
10:40-11:10
Report
Alex de Sherbinin on Urban Climate Risk and Vulnerability
11:10-12:00
Discussion
China-US Potential for Future Collaboration on Climate Change and Design
Discussants
Jeffrey Shaman
Jeffrey Shaman is the Dean of the Columbia Climate School, having been promoted from the position of Associate Dean of Academic Affairs in July 2023. He is a professor of climate and also serves as a professor in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. He studies the survival, transmission and ecology of infectious agents, including the effects of meteorological and hydrological conditions on these processes.. He uses mathematical and statistical models to describe, understand, and forecast the transmission dynamics of these disease systems, and to investigate the broader effects of climate and weather on human health.
Alex de Sherbinin
Alex de Sherbinin is the Director and a Senior Research Scientist at the Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN). His research interests focus on the human aspects of global environmental change and geospatial data applications, integration, and dissemination. He has written numerous articles and reports on topics such as the impacts of climate, population-environment interactions, and sustainable development. Sherbinin has played a significant role in developing datasets that integrate social and environmental information. He actively promotes the use of geospatial data to inform policymaking. His research often bridges the gap between academic analysis and practical application, aiding policymakers in addressing complex global challenges.
Respondents
RUAN Xing
Dean and Guangqi Chair Professor of Architecture at School of Design, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Prior to his current appointment, he was Chair of Architecture and Associate Dean at Sydney’s University of New South Wales (2004-2020). Previously, he also served as Head of School of Architecture at the University of Technology Sydney (2002-04). Xing is Curator of the 18th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia – China Pavilion; and Architectural Curator of the 2019 Shanghai Urban Space Art Season Biennale.
The titles of his recent books include: Confucius’ Courtyard, Bloomsbury 2022; Fusheng Jianzhu [Floating Life and Architecture 浮生·建筑], The Commercial Press 2020.
His latest architectural works include Shanghai Jiao Tong School of Design Building and the Beikun Garden.
Lee Parks
Teaching Fellow at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, co-founder of the Shanghai Landscape Forum and International Practice Chair for ASLA's professional practice network. With over 25 years' experience in landscape planning and design, his multi-award winning projects create low-impact and inclusive designs, integrating nature-based solutions to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss by balancing the needs of people, place and nature.
Host
CHEN Ruishan
Associate Dean and Professor of the School of Design at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. He has been engaged in research on climate change and ecological environment governance, serving as the director of the East Asia Center of the Urban Climate Change Research Network (UCCRN). He has led multiple research projects, including major projects funded by the National Social Science Fund, national key research and development programs, and general projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Published over 130 papers in academic journals both domestically and internationally.
