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International
Tunnelling Association
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ITA Secretariat
Bat. GC, Station 18
CH - 1015 Lausanne
Tel. : + 41 21 693 23 10 Fax : + 41 21 693 41 53
Email : secretariat@ita-aites.org
Web
: www.ita-aites.org
Founded in 1974,
ITA has 53
Member Nations and 281 Affiliate Members. The aims of the ITA are: - to
encourage the use of the subsurface for the benefit
of
public, environment and sustainable development
- to promote advances in planning, design, construction, maintenance
and safety of tunnels and underground space, by bringing together
information thereon and by studying questions related thereto.
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Urban
Underground Space Center of Japan
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Avenue Otowa Bldg.
3F
2-2-2, Otowa, Bunkyo-ku,
Tokyo, Japan
Tel : 03-5976-5860 Fax : 03-5976-5858
Web
: www.toshimirai.jp/usj/english.html
Email : usj-mail@mxa.mesh.ne.jp
The Urban
Underground Space
Center of Japan, composed of members from private and public sectors as
well as academic circles, is working for the purpose of investigation
and research into as well as recommendations on diversified utilization
of urban underground space in effective and orderly manners from such
various perspectives as planning, technology, environment, programs,
etc.
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Chinese
Society of Underground Engineering and Underground Space
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Address: No. 1
Haifu Lane, Nanjing, China
Tel: 86-25-84272793,
86-25-80821659
Fax: 86-25-84272793
(in Chinese)
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American
Underground Construction Association
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3001 Hennepin
Avenue, So., Suite D202
Minneapolis, MN 55408
Tel:212-465-5541 Fax: 212-631-3787
Web:
www.auaonline.org
Email:
underground@AUCA.org
The American
Underground-Construction Association (AUA) is an organization of
professionals involved in the planning, design, development,
construction and use of underground facilities. The Association serves
as:
- an information clearinghouse on underground facilities and related
issues for its members and for the general public
- a network within the industry
- a point of contact between the industry and the public.
- AUA is the official United States Member-Nation Representative to the
International Tunnelling Association.
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National
Technical University of Athens
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Patision Complex:
28 Oktovriou (Patision) 42,
10682 Athens, Greece
Tel.+30 210 7722017, +30 210 7722006 Fax: +30 210
7722028
Web: www.ntua.gr/en_index.htm
E-mail:
webmaster@ntua.gr
The National
Technical
University (NTUA) is the oldest and most prestigious educational
institution of Greece in the field of technology, and has contributed
unceasingly to the country's scientific, technical and economic
development since its foundation in 1836.
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Observatoire
de la ville intérieure - Université
de
Montréal
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Observatoire de la
ville intérieure
Institut d'urbanisme de l'Université de Montréal
2940, chemin de la Cte-Ste-Catherine, bur. 3017
CP 6218, succursale Centre-Ville
Montréal, Québec
Canada H3C 3J7
Tel. 514-343-6111, ext. 4345
Web: www.ovi.umontreal.ca/home.html
Michel Boisvert, Director:michel.a.boisvert@umontreal.ca
The Observatoire
de la ville intérieure
was established in September 2002 in order to connect the work of
researchers and administrators, in both the public and private sectors,
who have a stake in the development of underground spaces within the
urban landscape.
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Trenchless
Technology Center -
Louisiana Tech
University
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Web: www.latech.edu/tech/engr/ttc
Email: ttc@coes.latech.edu
The Trenchless
Technology
Center at the Louisiana Tech University is a university/industry
cooperative research center. Our mission is to advance trenchless
technology by serving as an independent source of knowledge, research
and education. Trenchless technology includes a large family of methods
utilized for installing and rehabilitating underground utility systems
with minimal surface disruption and destruction resulting from
excavation.
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Laboratory for Theories on Urban
Mutations - French
Planning Institute, Paris VIII University
Web: www.univ-mlv.fr/~www-ltmu/versionanglaise.htm
Email: ltmu@univ-paris8.fr
"Urbanisme
souterrain :
étude comparée exploratoire"
Responsable scientifique : Sabine
Barles
pour le compte de l'APUR et dans le cadre des réflexions
conduites sur le réaménagement des Halles
à Paris
(2005)
L'objectif de ce travail est
d'observer
l'utilisation du sous sol dans les centres urbains, en particulier le
cas parisien à la lumière de quelques
expériences
significatives. Ont été abordées, dans
les cas
particuliers de Montréal et de Tokyo, les questions
suivantes :
facteurs du développement : quelles sont les principales
causes
du recours au sous-sol statut du sous-sol et place du sous-sol dans
l'urbanisme et l'aménagement, typologie des
équipements
souterrains, usages, perception et évaluation. Le travail
est
basé sur des travaux antérieurs de l'auteur,
complétés par une recherche bibliographique dans
la
littérature scientifique, le dépouillement de la
revue
Tunneling and Underground Space Technology et des actes des
conférences internationales Espace et urbanisme souterrains,
ainsi que sur un contact avec les institutions locales (Urban
underground Space Centre of Japan, Observatoire de la Ville
intérieure de Montréal...)
BARLES S., JARDEL S.Urbanisme souterrain : étude
comparée exploratoire,
Rapport provisoire - Atelier Parisien d'Urbanisme - avril 2005 .99p.
Downloadable in pdf: http://www.univ-mlv.fr/~www-ltmu/groupe_documents/doc_pdf/APUR_barles_0505.pdf |
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