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Organising smart city projects

van Winden, Willem (Lectoraat Urban Economic Innovation); Oskam, Inge (Kenniscentrum Techniek); van den Buuse, Daniel (Lectoraat Urban Economic Innovation); Schrama, Wieke; van Dijck, Egbert-Jan

We studied 12 smart city projects in Amsterdam, and –among other things- analysed their upscaling potential and dynamics. Here are some of our findings: First, upscaling comes in various forms: rollout, expansion and replication. In roll-out, a technology or solution that was successfully tested and …

2016-11AlgemeenBoek

Upscaling of a Batch De-Vulcanization Process for Ground Car Tire Rubber to a Continuous Process in a Twin Screw Extruder

Sitisaiyidah Saiwari; Johannes W. van Hoek (Onderzoeker); Wilma K. Dierkes; Louis E.A.M. Reuvekamp; Geert Heideman (Onderzoeker); Anke Blume; Jacques W.M. Noordermeer

As a means to decrease the amount of waste tires and to re-use tire rubber for new tires, devulcanization of ground passenger car tires is a promising process. Being an established process for NR and EPDM, earlier work has shown that for ground passenger car tire rubber with a relatively high amount …

2016-08-24TechniekArtikel

Smart city pilot projects, scaling up or fading out?

van Winden, W. (Lectoraat Urban Economic Innovation)

In many cities, pilot projects are set up to test or develop new technologies that improve sustainability, urban quality of life or urban services (often labelled as “smart city” projects). Typically, these projects are supported by the municipality, funded by subsidies, and run in partnerships. Many …

2016AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

Exploring academics’ views on designs, methods, characteristics and outcomes of inclusive health research with people with intellectual disabilities: a modified Delphi study

J.V. Meijering; M. Cardol (Lector); T.K. Frankena; H.M.J. van Schrojenstein Landman - de Valk; G. Leusink; J. Naaldenberg

The British Medical Journal’s (BMJ’s) patient revolution strives for collaboration with patients in healthcare and health research. This paper studies collaboration with people with intellectual disabilities (ID) in health research, also known as inclusive health research. Currently, transparency and …

2015-06-15GezondheidArtikel

Ruimte voor innovaties in het veenweidegebied van het Groene Hart

Sebastian Fischer Baling (Begeleider); Peter Martens (Begeleider); Diederik den Houting (Student)

In dit afstudeerrapport is gepoogd antwoord te krijgen op de vraag hoe innovaties om bodemdaling in het Groene Hart te reduceren in gang kunnen worden gezet. In het onderzoek is gekeken naar de mogelijkheden die er zijn om innovaties die als doel hebben de bodemdaling in het veenweidegebied te reduceren, …

2015-06-02AlgemeenBachelor

Climatescan.nl: the development of a web-based map application to encourage knowledge-sharing of climate-proofing and urban resilient projects

Tipping, Jonathan; Boogaard, Floris; Jaeger, R.; Duffy, A.; Klomp, T.; Manenschijn, M.

Over recent years, there has been an explosion in the number and diversity of projects undertaken to address urban resilience and climate proofing. Sharing the knowledge gained from these projects demands increasingly innovative and accessible methods. This paper details the outcomes of one such initiative: …

2015AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

The circular economy applied to local communities

van der Blonk, Heico; van Spijk, Alex; van der Schoor, Tineke

Based on a theoretical discussion the main difference between models of lineair economy and circular economy are elaborated; (1) Elimination of waste is essential the circulation of circular flows and reclamation of (raw) materials; this requires mechanisms for the return of obsolete materials. (2) Design …