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During the summer of 2007, SUBR:IM held a number of events targetted at a range of research 'end users'. Technical-scientific and social scientific presentations came from a range of SUBR:IM and non-SUBR:IM researchers interested in brownfield remediation. The presentations are available below.

Introductory Presentations

Keith Budden (Birmingham Strategic Partnership)
Sustainable Development in Birmingham

David Lerner (University of Sheffield/SUBR:IM)
Making Brownfields Sustainable: SUBR:IM

Geraldine Newton-Cross (Environment Agency)
Achieving Sustainable Brownfield Regeneration

Technical/scientific Presentations

Abir Al-Tabbaa (University of Cambridge) et al
Impact of and Response to Climate Change in UK Brownfield Remediation

Michael Harbottle (Cardiff University and Abir Al-Tabbaa (University of Cambridge)
Sustainable Contaminated Land Management

David Lerner (University Sheffield)
Are Groundwater and Groundwater Pollution Important for Brownfield Redevelopment?

Jon Sadler (University of Birmingham)
Invertebrate Conservation and Brownfield Development

Steven Thornton (University of Sheffield)
Assessment and Application of Monitored Natural Attenuation for the Management of Contaminated Groundwater

Ryan Wilson (University of Sheffield)
Permeable Reactive Barriers: The 10p Tour

Social Scientific Presentations

Tim Dixon (Oxford Brookes University)
Barriers and Drivers for Brownfield Regeneration: Lessons from Greater Manchester and Thames Gateway

Joe Doak (University of Reading) et al
Responding to Climate Change

J.R. Eiser (Unversity of Sheffield) et al
Residents' Perception of Risk on Contaminated Sites

Andy Moffat and Tony Hutchings (Forest Research)
Greenspace and Brownfield Regeneration

Mike Raco (King's College London)
Sustainability, Community and Urban Regeneration: Key Findings from Paddington and Salford

Walter Wehrmeyer (University of Surrey) and Kalliope Pediaditi (Mediterranean Agronomic Institute Chania, Crete)
How to Effectively Monitor Brownfield Development: A Guide to the RAF

 

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