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Organizing Committee

Professor Anthony G . O. Yeh Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Dr. Roger C. K. Chan Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Programme Committee

Dr. Roger C.K. Chan (Chair) Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Professor Si-ming Li Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong Professor George C. S. Lin Department of Geography, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Professor Anthony G . O. Yeh Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Professor Yue-man Yeung Department of Geography and Resource Management, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Sponsoring Committee

Professor George Pomeroy Asian Urban Research Association (AURA), USA

10th Asian Urbanization Conference

The First Asian Urbanization Conference was held at the University of Akron, Akron, Ohio, U.S.A. on 19-20 April 1985. The conference was sponsored and organized by the Department of Geography, The Center for Urban Studies, and the Center for International Programs of the University of Akron. More than 70 scholars from fourteen nations participated in the conference. The conference resulted in the publication of two books and three special issues in professional journals (one in the Geographical Review and two in Urban Geography) published in the United States. Many participants of the conference felt that there was a need for similar conferences to be held in different countries every three years or so, to enable interested urban scholars and planners to exchange views on recent development in various Asian regions. As a result, the Asian Urban Research Association (AURA) was formally established in January 1986, housed permanently at the University of Akron. The AURA is a non-profit and private research organization whose primary purpose is to promote the study of urbanization, urban growth in Asian regions and to organize Asian Urbanization Conferences.

Organizer: Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning, Faculty of Architecture The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Sponsor: Asian Urban Research Association (AURA)

Table of Contents

Organizing Committee ……………………………………. i

Programme At‐a‐Glance ………………………………….. 3

Floor Plan of Rayson Huang Theatre ………….......... 4

Floor Plan of Runme Shaw Building ……………………. 5

Conference Programme ……………………………………. 6

Monday, 17 August…………………………………………….. 6

Tuesday, 18 August ……………………………………………. 13

Technical Tours ……………………………………………………… 17

Local Technical Tour ……………………………………………. 17

Technical Tour in Pearl River Delta ……………………… 18

Technical Tour in Macau ………………………..…………... 20

Addendum …………………………………………...……………….. 21

Helpful Hints ………………………………………………………. 21

Useful Information ……………………………..……………… 22

Author Index ………………………………………………………. 23

Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning …………….. 25

Location Map of the University of Hong Kong ……. 26

Campus Map of the University of Hong Kong ……… 27

Programme At-a-Glance

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Rayson Huang Theatre Podium, G/F

Lecture Theatre

Opening Ceremony Plenary Sessions Sessions 1.1, 2.1, 3.1, 4.1, 5.1 Closing Ceremony

Exit to Rm 202, 203, 204 & 205, Runme Shaw Building

Lift Lobby

Toilets

FOYER

Poster Session Exhibition & Help

Tea Breaks

Rayson Huang Theatre

First Floor

Floor Plan of Rayson Huang theatre and Runme Shaw Building (1st Floor)

Runme Shaw Building

First Floor

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209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218

219 219A

219A

201

202A

Rm 205

Sessions: 1.4, 2.4, 3.4,

4.4, 5.4

Rm 206

Sessions: 1.5, 2.5, 3.5,

4.5, 5.5

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Toilets

F

207

Exit to Rayson Huang Theatre

Rm 204

Sessions: 1.3, 2.3, 3.3,

4.3, 5.3

Rm 203

Sessions: 1.2, 2.2, 3.2,

4.2, 5.2

Floor Plan of Runme Shaw Building (2nd Floor)

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Monday, 17 August

Monday, 17 August 9:00 am – 10:15 am

Opening Ceremony Room: Rayson Huang Theatre

Welcoming Addresses:

Professor Lap‐Chee Tsui Vice Chancellor The University of Hong Kong

Professor Anthony Yeh Chairman of Organizing Committee The University of Hong Kong

Professor Ashok Dutt Executive Committee Member Asian Urban Research Association (AURA)

Plenary Session

Planning for Co‐ordinated Development between Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta Mrs. Ava S Y Tse Ng, JP, Director Planning Department, HKSAR Government

Tea & Coffee Break 10:15 am – 10:30 am

Rayson Huang Theatre Foyer

Monday, 17 August 10:30 am – 12:10 pm Parallel Session 1

1.1 Urbanization 10:30 am‐12:10 pm

Room: Rayson Huang Theatre

Chair: Chung‐Tong Wu University of Western Sydney, Australia

Measuring Functional Polycentricity of Urban Region in the Yangtze River Delta Zhendong Luo Nanjing University, China

Asiapolis: Highlight the Urban Hierarchy in Asia Nicolas Douay, Eric Denis French Research Centre on Contemporary China, Hong Kong

The Evolution of the Spatial Structure and Hierarchical Pattern of the Chinese Urban System Ruibo Han, Huhua Cao University of Ottawa, Canada

Urban Shrinkage in Asia:An Exploration and Comparison of China, Japan and S.Korea Chung‐Tong Wu University of Western Sydney, Australia

1.2 Urbanization 10:30 am – 12:10 pm

Room: 203 Runme Shaw Building

Chair: Mee Kam Ng The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Evidences That Demand a Verdict: Place‐Making Battles in Asian World City Mee Kam Ng The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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Monday, 17 August

Agglomeration and Urbanization: Producer Services and Metropolitan Development in China Fiona Fan Yang The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

The Emerging “Beijing Pattern”: The Type Pedigree of Spatial Structures of Metropolitan Areas Guang‐ri Zhang Nanjing University, China

The Urban Environment in Islamic World Khodarahm Bazzi Zabol University, Iran

1.3 Housing 10:30 am – 12:10 pm


Chair: Seong‐Kyu Ha Chung‐Ang University, Korea

Urban Regeneration and Low‐income Housing in Seoul Seong‐Kyu Ha Chung‐Ang University, Korea

The Limits to High‐Density Housing Development Bo‐sin Tang The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

Modeling Housing Demand Structure: An Example of Beijing Xiaolu Gao Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Housing Policy and Housing the Poor in Rabidly Growing Saudi Cities: Problems and Solutions Mohammed Al‐Yousef King Saud University, Saudi Arabia

1.4 Urban Planning 10:30 am – 12:10 pm


Chair: Shimou Yao Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, China

The Applicability of Anglo‐American Style Normative Planning in South Asian Cities Bhuiyan Alam The University of Toledo, USA

Master Plans and Urban Growth Realities in Nanjing, China Zhu Qian University of Waterloo, Canada

The Emergence of Landscape, Ecological and Cultural Urbanism in the Central Region of Taiwan: From Localism to Regionalism Li‐Wei Liu, Pei‐Yin Ko Feng Chia University, Taichung

Built Environment Effects on Children School Travel: Independence and Travel Mode Jen‐Jia Lin, Hsiao‐Te Chang

National Taipei University, Taipei

1.5 Industrial and Economic Development 10:30 am – 12:10 pm


Chair: Si‐Ming Li Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

By Nature or by Nurture: The Formation of New Economy Spaces in Shanghai Sheng Zhong The University of British Columbia, Canada

Urban Governance of Cluster Strategies in the High‐Tech Industrial Sector and the Development of A Creative Milieu in China ‐ The Case of Guangzhou Science Town Friederike Schroeder, Michael Waibel University of Hamburg, Germany

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Monday, 17 August

The Spatial Strategy and the Urban Form of Beijing: A Pursuit for Sustainability? Rebecca Lai Har Chiu The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Spatial Restructuring and Excess Commute in Chinese Cities: A Comparative Study of Shanghai and Guangzhou Quan Hou, Si‐ming Li Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Monday, 17 August 10:15 am ‐ 10:30 am

Poster Session Venue: Rayson Huang Theatre Foyer

Overview: Conflicts in the Rural‐Urban Fringe Ying Xu, Edwin Hon‐wan Chan, Bo‐sin Tang The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Measuring Urban Competitiveness in the Context of a Region Shi Xian The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

The Interaction Between the Transitions of Market Economy & the Hukou System From the Perspective of Townships in the Coast of China Yue Gong University of Washington, USA

Intensive Land Use of Development Areas in Urbanization: A Case for Suzhou National New & Hi‐Tech Industrial Development Zone Yi Chen, Xianjin Huang, Zhigang Chen Nanjing University, China

Lunch 12:10 pm – 1:15 pm

Maxim’s Food 4/F Chong Yuet Ming

Amenities Centre

Monday, 17 August 1:30 pm – 2:15 pm Plenary Session 1:30 pm – 2:15 pm


Rethinking Asian Cities and Urbanization: Four Transformations in Four Decades Professor Yue‐man Yeung The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Monday, 17 August 2:15 pm – 3:30 pm Parallel Session 2

2.1 Urbanization 2:15 pm – 3:30 pm


Chair: Fulong Wu Cardiff University, UK

Spatial Plan and City‐Region Governance in China Fulong Wu, Fangzhu Zhang Cardiff University, UK

Climate Change and China’s Mega‐Urban Regions Chaolin Gu, Sun Sheng Han Tsinghua University, China

An Analysis of Spatial Structure of Dhaka: Associated Problems and Issues Ishrat Islam, Md. Sarfaraz Gani Adnan, Md. Mostafizur Rahamn, Md. Abu Sayed Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Bangladesh

Knowledge Sharing of Flood Risk Management in Kuala Lumpur Rustam Khairi Zahari University of Malaya, Malaysia

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Monday, 17 August


Room: 203 Runme Shaw Building Chair: Honggang Xu

Sun Yat‐sen University, China

The Missing Puzzle to Foster PRD Regional Integration Macau Perspective Natalie Pui Si Hon Macau Urban Planning Institute, Macau

Urban Growth and Regional Balance in Malaysia Norhaslina Hassan University of Malaya, Malaysia

The Effectiveness of Tourism Real Estate Development Policy in Tourism Urbanization Honggang Xu, Yuefang Wu Sun Yat‐sen University, China

The Politics of Intercity Cooperation in the Pearl River Delta: The case of Guangzhou‐Zhuhai Railway Jiang Xu The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

2.3 Urban Renewal and Transport 2:15 pm – 3:30 pm


Chair: Kurt Fuellhart Shippensburg University, USA

Assessment of U.S. Asian Air Travel on United Airlines Through the Analysis of the Availability of Upgrade and Award Tickets Kurt Fuellhart Shippensburg University, USA

The Contest Between Transport Means: Model Analysis Based on Travel Cost Equilibrium Xianteng Liu Nanjing University, China

A Review on the Critical Factors for a Successful Land Readjustment Project

Yung Yau, Ching Yin Cheng City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Art in Capital Cultural Rehabilitation of Archaic Industrial Buildings in Shanghai

Jun Wang, Stephen Lau The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

2.4 Environment and Sustainable Development 2:15 pm – 3:30 pm


Chair: C. Y. Jim The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Classification of Urban Non‐Construction Land Based on Ecological Sensitivity Analysis Chasong Zhu, Zhendong Luo Tongji University, China

Green Roofs for Environmental and Economic Benefits in the Compact Urban Environment of Hong Kong C.Y. Jim The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Climatic Change and Its Human Dimensions in Pearl River Delta, Southern China Haoyang Dou, Xinyi Zhao Peking University, China

The Narrative(s) of Shanghai's Global City Formation Matthew Skogstad‐Stubbs, Huhua Cao University of Ottawa, Canada

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Monday, 17 August

2.5 Industrial and Economic Development 2:15 pm – 3:30 pm


Chair: Samuel Thompson Western Illinois University, USA

Understanding the Development and Spatial Evolution of Non‐agricultural Sectors in Beijing Urban Fringe Guangzhong Cao, Tao Liu, Yangbing Miao Peking University, China

Territorial Fixity as A (City‐) State Project: Rescaling the Entrepreneurial Urban Governance in the Crisis‐Prone Hong Kong I‐Chih Lan, Hsiao‐Hung Nancy Chen, Chen‐Jai Lee National Taipei University, Taipei

The Mismatch Between Spatial Distribution of Urban Population And Industrial Structures ‐ Common Blunders Made in China’s Comprehensive Planning Ke Zhou, Zhenyu Liu Shanghai Tongji Urban Planning and Design Institute, China

Implementation of Enterprise Zone Programs: The Case of Hong Kong and American States Samuel Thompson Western Illinois University, USA

Tea & Coffee Break 3:30 pm – 3:45 pm


Monday, 17 August 3:45 pm – 5:25 pm Parallel Session 3



Chair: Gonghao Cui Nanjing University, China

New Trends in Urban and Regional Governance in The Pearl River Region Roger C. K. Chan, Shimou Yao The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Reflection on the Recent 30 Years of Urbanization in China Gonghao Cui Nanjing University, China

Urban Expansion in the Yangtze River Delta in China: Growth Pattern and Land Use Efficiency Shuang Chen, Jianping Wu, Yungjun Zhang Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, China

Visual Determinants of Urban Environmental Perception : A Case Study of Perceived Livability Monton Janjamsai Phranakorn Rajabhat University, Thailand



Chair: George C. S. Lin The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Mega‐Events as a Marketing Strategy for Building a Chinese Global Famous Brand City under the Global Economic Crisis – A Case Study of Harbin holding the 24th Winter Universiade 2009 Yu Zhao, Jingxiang Zhang, Cunsong Lin Nanjing University, China

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Monday, 17 August

Related Characteristics and Mechanisms for Excess Commuting in Guangzhou Wangbao Liu, Xiaopei Yan Sun Yat‐sen University, China Si‐Ming Li Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Differentiation of Urban Governance in Guangzhou – Local Governance Modes and Spatial Disintegration Werner Breitung Sun Yatsen University, China

Assessing the Application of the NCI to a Community Research in Taipei Chun‐hao Li, Ping‐hsiang Hsu Yuan Ze University, Taoyuen

3.3 Transport 3:45 pm – 5:25 pm


Chair: Poh‐Chin Lai The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

The Influence of Jobs‐Housing Balance on The Commuting Travel in Shanghai Bin‐dong Sun, Xin Pan, Yue‐ming Ning East China Normal University, China

Time Series Forecasts of Monthly Ambulance Calls in Hong Kong Ho‐Ting Wong, Poh‐Chin Lai The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Urban Transportation Systems and Governance in the Klang Valley, Malaysia Raja Noriza Rajaariffin, Rustam Khairi Zahari University of Malaya, Malaysia

Studying on the Public Facilities Planning of Central County Cities in Northwest China from the Perspective of Public Policy – A Case of Chengcheng, Shaanxi Province Chen Wang, Ming‐hua Huang, Chun‐yan Hao Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, China

3.4 Urban Planning 3:45 pm – 5:25 pm


Chair: Shabih‐ul‐Hassan Zaidi University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

Land Use and Landscape Changes in Shenzhen River Catchment and Its Impacts on the Local Environment? A Preliminary Study Cho‐Nam Ng, Yujing Xie The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

New Urbanization Trends in Punjab, Pakistan and Their Effect on The Lahore Metropolis S.Shabihul‐Hassan Zaidi Shaker Mahmood Mayo University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

Spatial Analysis of Industrial Land Use in Riyadh City: Policy Implications Abdallah Al‐Solai King Saud University, Saudi Arabia

3.5 Industrial and Economic Development and Social Justice 3:45 pm – 5:25 pm


Chair: Lachang Lu Guangzhou University, China

An Emerging Model of Local Globalization: A Case Study of Shining Leather Industry Lachang Lu Guangzhou University, China

Manufacturing Industry Enterprises Location Choice and the Urban Spatial Restructuring in Nanjing Weiguo Lu, Wen Chen Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

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Monday, 17 August

Making Redevelopment Schemes Viable – Risks Reduction to Developers by the Urban Renewal Authority in Hong Kong Mei Fun Rowena Lee University of Glasgow, UK

Monday, 17 August 3:30 pm ‐ 3:45 pm


Assessment of Rainstorm Risk of Urban Agglomeration in the Yangtze River Delta Xiaoming Sun, Haoyang Dou, Xinyi Zhao Peking University

A Study on Planning for Urban Comprehensive Safety System Xiangping Li, Xiaohu Wu Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, China

The Changing Public Spaces in China’s Residential Communities Zhu Chen The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

The Institutional Innovation of Inter‐City Cooperation in the Process of Regional Economic Integration: A Case Study of Tourism Traffic Guide Signs Setting Cooperation in the Yangtze River Delta Region Hong Wu, Tao‐fang Yu, Chao‐lin Gu Donghua University, China

The Changing Layering Structure of Manufacturing in Beijing and Its Factor Decomposition: Based on the National Census of Basic Units Tao Liu, Guangzhong Cao Peking University, China

Hi‐Tech Hyderabad: Knowledge Hub or Spaces of Exclusion? Diganta Das National University of Singapore, Singapore

Institutional Change and Path Dependence: A Study on Factors of “Hong Kong‐Shenzhen Metropolis” Yun Li, Jianfa Shen The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Another Invisible Hand in the Process of China’S Urbanization: A Qualitative Study of Guangzhou Xiaohui Zhong The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Community Institutions in Asian Housing Management Practice Siti Hajar Binti Misnan, Edwin Hon Wan Chan, Bo‐sin Tang, Supian Bin Ahmad The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

Conference Dinner 6:15 pm ‐ 9:30 pm, Monday

Loke Yew Hall, Main Building, HKU

All registered participants are welcome!(please see location map at the back of

the conference programme)

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Tuesday, 18 August

Tuesday, 18 August 8:30 am – 10:10 am Parallel Session 4

4.1 Slumdog Millionaire and South Asian City Slums 8:30 am – 10:10 am


Chair: Ashok Dutt University of Akron, USA

Roundtable Panalists Ashok Dutt University of Akron, USA

Animesh Halder Calcutta Metropolitan Development Authority, India

Ishrat Islam Bangladesh Univeristy of Engineering and Technology, Bangladesh

George Pomeroy Shippensburg University, USA

4.2 Urbanization and GIS 8:30 am – 10:10 am


Chair: Debnath Mookherjee Western Washington University, USA

Urban Hierarchical Structure and Development: Perspectives on Urbanization in India Debnath Mookherjee, Jonah White Western Washington University, USA

Compiling Criteria for Identification of Main Structure of City Mohammad R. Bazregar, Borhan Abdi Shiraz University, Iran

Quantifying the Urbanization Characteristics Associated with Peak Urban Temperatures Melissa Hart, David Sailor, Chien Tat Low The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Mapping Deprivation for Local Governance in Urban India: The Case of Three Maga‐Cities of Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai Amrita Anand Jawaharlal Nehru University, India

4.3 Transport and Urban Planning 8:30 am – 10:10 am


Chair: Victor F. S. Sit Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Can Western Mobility Solutions Apply to East Asian Cities? Yves Boquet University de Bourgogne, France

A Study of the Planning and Design Projects Evaluation for Urban Built Environment Wann‐Ming Wey National Taipei University, Taipei

Mobility, Accessibility and Trip Making in Beijing Donggen Wang Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Urbanization and the City in the PRC (1949‐2008) Victor F. S. Sit Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

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Tuesday, 18 August

4.4 Urban Planning and Urban Poverty 8:30 am – 10:10 am


Chair: Cindy Fan University of California, Los Angeles, USA

Urban Villages in China: A 2008 Survey of Migrant Settlements in Beijing Cindy Fan, Siqi Zheng, Fenjie Long, and Yizhen Gu University of California, Los Angeles, USA

China Urban Villages and India Slums: Origins, Developments and the Roles They Play in Asia Urbanization Brenda Madrazo Utrecht University, Netherlands

Building an Image of Villages‐in‐the‐city: A Clarification of China’s Distinct Urban Space Him Chung Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Urbanization And Labor Market Informality In Developing Countries

Naci Gundogan, M. Kemal Bicerli Anadolu University, Turkey

4.5 Industrial and Economic Development and Social Justice 8:30 am – 10:10 am


Chair: Nopadon Sahachaisaeree King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology, Thailand

Intermarriage Behavior of Residents in Guangzhou in Recent Decades; Social Geographic Perspective Jun Ouyang et al. South China Normal University, China

Defining Gender and Service Sector in Delhi and Kolkata Taruna Bansal Jamia Millia Islamia, India

Contribution of Urban Petty Commodity Sector to the Formal Urban Economy in Bangkok: A Case of Formal‐Informal Economic Linkages in the Silom Area

Nopadon Sahachaisaeree King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology, Thailand

Female Labor Force Participation in Urbanization Process: The Case of Turkey M. Kemal Bicerli, Naci Gundogan Anadolu University, Turkey

Tea & Coffee Break 10:10 am – 10:30 am


Tuesday, 18 August 10:30 am – 11:50 am Parallel Session 5

5.1 HKGA Session 10:30 am – 11:50 am


Chair: Donggen Wang Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

40th Anniversary of the Hong Kong Geographical Association (Round Table Discussion)

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Tuesday, 18 August

5.2 Employment 10:30 am – 11:50 am


Chair: David Meyer Washington University in St. Louis, USA

Kyoto Urban Design: A Case Study for Chiang Mai, Thailand Karuna Raksawin Chiang Mai University, Thailand

Job Mobility Networks of Hong Kong Investment Bankers David Meyer Washington University in St. Louis, USA

Indian Metropolitan City: A Human Development Strategy Deeksha Bajpai Tewari University of Delhi, India

Foreign Investors Versus Host Communities: an Urban Political Economy Model for Tourist Cities Edmund Li Sheng Institute for Tourism Studies, Macau

5.3 Urban Planning 10:30 am – 11:50 am


Chair: Michael Waibel University of Hamburg, Germany

Eliciting Public Preference on Conservation of Historic Buildings in Hong Kong: Illustrating the Use of an Econometric Model Esther H.K. Yung, Edwin H.W. Chan The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

Enforcement of Planning Conditions in Comprehensive Development Area Zones: A Hong Kong Case Study Ping Yung Nottingham Trent University, UK

Potentials of Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies of the New Urban Middle Classes in Ho Chi Minh City/Vietnam in Times of Climate Change Michael Waibel University of Hamburg, Germany

Study on Evaluation of Regional Construction Land Allocative Efficiency in Mainland China Qing Wang, Zhigang Chen, Yi Chen Nanjing University of Posts and Telcommunications, China

5.4 Environment and Sustainable Development 10:30 am – 11:50 am


Chair: George Pomeroy Shippensburg University, USA

Impacts of Data Inconsistency on Water Quality Management, Songkla Province, Thailand Ruetairat Eadkeaw, Wanpen Charoentrakuleeti Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Thailand

Climate Change: The Relevance to China Anand Kadambi University of North Florida, USA

Pollution Parameters in Asian Cities George Pomeroy Shippensburg University, USA

Integrated Approach to Urban Environmental Research in Developing Countries: A Case of Solid Waste Management in Bangkok Wichitra Singhirunnusorn Mahasarakham University, Thailand Nopado Sahachaisaeree Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Bangkok, Thailand

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Tuesday, 18 August

5.5 Urbanization 10:30 am – 11:50 am


Chair: Cho‐Nam Ng The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

New Regionalism, Regionness and Hong Kong‐Shenzhen Cooperation Xiaolong Luo, Jianfa Shen Chinese Academy of Science, China

Urbanisation and Marginalisation of Local Communities: A Case of Catholic Gauddis Of Margao ‐ Goa, India. Nandkumar Sawant, Komal Puranik‐Marathe Smt. Parvatibai Chowgule College, India

Super‐Urbanization: Urban Labor Transitions in China Hongmian Gong, Fiona F. Yang Hunter College of the City University of New York, USA

Regional Development Strategy in Saudi Arabia Mohd. Alkahtani King Khalid University, Saudi Arabia

Tuesday, 18 August 10:10 am ‐ 10:30 am


The Dynamics of Chinese Urbanization and Urban Housing Growth Since the Mid‐1990’S Junhua Chen, Ying Wu, Fei Guo Macquarie University, Australia

Filling the Gap Between the Two Systems within One Country ‐‐ The Planning Practice Between Hong Kong and Shenzhen Yuanzhou Tang The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Urbanization and Access to Basic Urban Service in Vietnamese Cities – Case Study on Narrow Lane Districts in Hanoi Thai Son Pham

INSA Lyon, France

Analysis on Landuse and Urbanization Spatial Process in French Concession of Shanghai supported by GIS (1898‐1914) Zhen‐yu Mou

Fudan University, China

Tuesday, 18 August 12:00 pm – 12:20 pm 12:00 pm – 12:20 pm

Closing Ceremony


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Local Technical Tour

Sunday, 16 August, 2009

13:45 ‐ 18:00 Half‐day Local Technical Tour

13:45 Hotel Pick up (Robert Black College, Island Pacific Hotel and Ramada Hong Kong Hotel)

14:00 Departure 14:30 ‐ 15:15 Visit Central CBD

15:15 ‐ 16:15 Visit Hong Kong Planning and Infrastructure Exhibition Gallery

16:15 ‐ 18:00 Visit Wan Chai Redevelopment Projects

18:00 Back to Robert Black College, Island Pacific Hotel and Ramada Hong Kong Hotel

HONG KONG

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Optional Technical Tour 1

Pearl River Delta (PRD) Technical Tour Tuesday, 18 August 2009

14:00 Depart from HKU for Shenzhen (Pick up at Rayson Huang Theatre)

15:30 ‐ 16:30 Visit Shenzhen CBD axis 16:30 ‐ 18:00 Visit Shenzhen Planning Bureau 18:00 ‐ 19:00 Dinner 19:00 ‐ 21:00 Leaving Shenzhen for Guangzhou 21:00 ‐ 21:30 Hotel Check in Wednesday, 19 August 2009

8:00 ‐ 9:00 Explore Xi Guan Historic Zone and hotel checkout

9:30 ‐ 10:45 Visit Guangzhou Urban Planning Bureau 10:45 ‐ 11:30 Visit Pearl River New Town CBD and Lunch 11:30 ‐ 14:00 Visit Guangzhou University Town 14:00 ‐ 17:30 Visit Nansha Development District 17:30 ‐ 20:00 Return trip to Hong Kong 20:00 Back to Robert Black College, Island Pacific Hotel and

Ramada Hong Kong Hotel Note:

1. You are responsible for applying and obtaining a valid tourist visa to Mainland China.

2. Please bring your visas and travel documents for entering Mainland China and

checking in the hotel.

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Tuesday, 18 August

GUANGZHOU and SHENZHEN

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Optional Technical Tour 2

Macau Technical Tour Wednesday, 19 August 2009

8:00 Meet in front of McDonald’s (Shop 267 located on the 2nd floor) at HK‐Macau Ferry Terminal (Address: Shun Tak Centre, 166‐200 Connaught Road, Central)

8:30 ‐ 10:00 Depart for Macau by Ferry

10:00 ‐ 13:00 Visit Historic Center of Macau (http://www.macauheritage.net/en/default.aspx)

13:00 ‐ 14:00 Lunch Cafe Litoral 14:00 ‐ 15:30 Visit Macau Recreational projects 18:00 ‐ 19:30 Back to Hong Kong by Ferry Note:

You are responsible for applying and obtaining a valid tourist visa to Macau

(Passports & tourist visa information

http://www.macautourism.gov.mo/en/members/tellyourfrd.php?CatID=10&RecID=18&locat

ion=/en/info/get2macau.php)

MACAU

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Helpful Hints

Conference Registration

The AUC Registration Desk is located in the Rayson Huang Theatre Foyer. Please be sure to pick up the “Last Minute Programme Changes”, if available, which will update you on the latest changes of the programme. The Registration Desk will be staffed during the following hours: Monday, 17 August 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Tuesday, 18 August 8:15 am – 12:00 pm Presentation Tips • Each parallel session contains 3-5 papers.

Each presenter has 15-20 minutes to present the paper depending on the number of papers, followed by Q&A. Chair of the session will inform presenters the maximum presentation time before the session.

• In 15 minutes you can typically present about five double-spaced pages at a pace that listeners can comfortably follow.

• Do not attempt to read your paper. Don’t turn your back to the audience to read a projected text and don’t read out loud what your audience can read for itself.

• Indicate at the beginning of your talk if you will distribute your paper in hard copy at the end of the session or if you are willing to send electronic versions when you return home.

• Concentrate on what is new, interesting and different rather than providing full theory and methodology.

• AUC does not publish a conference proceeding book and, therefore, AUC does not have style, spelling and usage guidelines.

• If you have any concerns about setting up your presentation, please go to the session room 20 minutes before the start of your session to set up your presentation and ask conference staff to assist you before your scheduled presentation.

• If you do experience trouble at the very last minute of your presentation (it happens!) – please step aside immediately and offer the time to another presenter while you work out your trouble – and don’t hesitate to ask us for help. We will do what it takes to get you up and going.

Audio Visual Equipment Available On-Site for Presenters Pre-Set Equipment

Each session room is equipped with a computer and computer projector. NO overhead or slide projectors are provided. Session rooms are staffed by student volunteers. We recommend you to go to session room 20 minutes before the start of your session to set up your presentation. Please ask the conference staff to assist your set up if necessary. Computer Protocol

Computers are provided in the session rooms. You do not need to bring your own laptop for presentation. You might just bring the memory stick which contains your presentation file. To be safe, you may back up your file online just in case.

The operating system is Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Office 2003 is installed. Make sure your presentation file is compatible with the system and software (e.g. PowerPoint 2007 document may not be compatible. It is safer to save your file in PowerPoint 97-2003 *.ppt format and not PowerPoint 2007 *.pptx) Internet Access

Internet access is provided on the conference venue. Please refer to User Guide to Lab Computers and Wi-Fi (supplementary sheet) for details. Session Chair Guidelines • Please arrive at the session room five

minutes prior to the scheduled starting time and introduce yourself to the presenters.

• Inform the presenters of the maximum time that they can use for their paper presentation. This time can vary depending on the number of papers in the session and whether there is a discussant requiring time to respond. A helper in the room will help you to monitor the time of the presentations by showing last 5 minutes (green), 2 minutes (yellow) and STOP (red) signs to the paper presenters.

• When introducing the session - please be brief - tell the audience how many papers will be presented, how long each presentation will be and when there will be time for questions.

• For each paper, introduce the author and the title of the paper.

• In managing the Q&A-time, please ask questioners to identify themselves and to keep their comments as short as possible to allow the presenters to respond in full.

• Please ensure the session finishes on time. Sessions that overrun will affect next sessions.

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sneeze or cough ♦ Do not touch your mouth, nose and eyes ♦ Put on a mask and see a doctor if you have

flu symptoms ♦ Maintain indoor ventilation and keep the

home/environment clean

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Tourist Information ♦ Hong Kong Tourism Board website,

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www.hku.hk/cupum2009 A Symphony of Lights, laser show along the waterfront of the harbour in Central and Tsim Sha Tsui every night at 8 pm www.tourism.gov.hk

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Author Index A Abdi, Borhan,4.2 Adnan, Md. Sarfaraz Gani, 2.1 Ahmad, Supian Bin, Poster Alam, Bhuiyan, 1.4 Alkahtani, Mohd., 5.5 Al‐Solai, Abdallah, 3.4 Al‐Yousef, Mohammed, 1.3 Anand, Amrita, 4.2 B Bansal, Taruna, 4.5 Bazregar, Mohammad R., 4.2 Bazzi, Khodarahm, 1.2 Beitung, Werner, 3.2 Benhart, John, 5.4 Bicerli, M. Kemal, 4.5, 4.4 Boquet, Yves, 4.3 C Cao, Guangzhong, 2.5, Poster Cao, Huhua, 1.1 Chan, Edwin Hon‐Wan, 5.3, Poster Chan, Roger C. K., 3.1 Chang, Hsiao‐Te, 1.4 Chen, Hsiao‐hung Nancy, 2.5 Chen, Shuang, 3.1 Chen, Wen, 3.5 Chen, Yi , 5.3, Poster Chen, Zhigang, 5.3, Poster Chen ,Zhu, Poster Cheng, Ching Yin, 2.3 Chiu, Rebecca Lai Har, 1.5 Chung, Him, 4.4 Cui, Gonghao, 3.1 D Das, Diganta, Poster Denis, Eric, 1.1 Douay, Nicolas, 1.1 Dou, Haoyang, 2.4, Poster Dutt, Ashok, 4.1 E Eadkeaw, Ruetairat, 4.4 F Fan, Cindy, 4.4 Fuellhart, Kurt, 2.3

G Gao, Xiaolu, 1.3 Gong Yue, Poster Gong, Hongmian, 5.5 Gu, Chaolin, 2.1, Poster Gundogan, Naci, 4.5, 4.4

H Ha, Seong‐Kyu, 1.3 Halder, Animesh, 4.1 Han, Ruibo, 1.1 Han, Sun Sheng, 2.1 Hao, Chun‐yan, 3.3 Hart, Melissa, 4.2 Hassan, Norhaslina , 2.2 Hon, Natalie Pui Si, 2.2 Hou, Quan, 1.5 Huang, Ming‐hua, 3.3 Huang, Xianjin, Poster I Islam Ishrat, 2.1, 4.1

J Janjamsai, Monton, 3.1 Jim, C.Y., 2.4 K Kadambi, Anand, 4.4 Ko, Pei‐Yin, 1.4 L Lai, Poh‐Chin, 3.3 Lan, I‐Chih, 2.5 Lau, Stephen, 2.3 Lee, Chen‐jai, 2.5 Lee, Mei Fun Rowena, 3.5 Li, Chun‐hao, 3.2 Li, Si‐ming, 1.5, 3.2 Li, Xiangping, Poster Li, Yun, Poster Lin, Cunsong, 3.2 Lin, Jen‐Jia, 1.4 Liu, Li‐Wei, 1.4 Liu, Tao, 2.5, Poster Liu, Wangbao, 3.2 Liu, Xian‐teng, 2.3 Low, Chien Tat, 4.2 Lu, Lachang, 3.5 Lu, Weiguo, 3.5 Luo, Zhendong, 1.1, 2.4

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M Madrazo, Brenda, 4.4 Meyer, David, 5.2 Miao, Yangbing, 2.5 Misnan, Siti Hajar Binti, Poster Mookherjee, Debnath, 4.2 Mou, Zhen‐yu, Poster N Ng, Cho‐Nam, 3.4, 5.5 Ng, Mee Kam, 1.2 Ning Yue‐Ming, 3.3

O Ouyang, Jun, 4.5 P Pan, Xin, 3.3 Pham, Thai Son, Poster Pomeroy, George, 4.1, 5.4 Puranik‐Marathe, Komal, 5.5

Q Qing, Wang, 5.3 Qian, Zhu, 1.4 R Rahamn, Md. Mostafizur, 2.1 Rajaariffin, Raja Noriza, 3.3 Raksawin, Karuna, 5.2 Rense, William, 5.3 S Sahachaisaeree, Nopado, 5.4, 4.5 Sailor, David, 4.2 Sayed, Md. Abu, 2.1 Schroeder, Friederike, 1.5 Shen, Jianfa, Poster Sheng, Edmund Li, 5.2 Singhirunnusorn, Wichitra, 5.4 Sit, Victor F. S., 4.3 Skogstad‐Stubbs, Matthew, 2.4 Sun Bin‐dong, 3.3 Sun, Xiaoming, Poster T Tang, Bo‐sin, 1.3, Poster Tewari, Deeksha Bajpai, 5.2 Thompson, Samuel, 2.5 W Waibel, Michael, 1.5, 5.3

Wang, Donggen, 4.3, 5.1 Wang, Chen, 3.3 Wang, Jun, 2.3 Wey, Wann‐Ming, 4.3 White, Jonah, 4.2 Wong ,Ho‐Ting, 3.3 Wu, Chung‐Tong, 1.1 Wu, Fulong, 2.1 Wu, Hong, Poster Wu, Jianping, 3.1 Wu, Xiaohu, Poster Wu, Yuefang, 2.2 X Xian Shi, Poster Xie, Yujing, 3.4 Xu, Honggang, 2.2 Xu, Jiang, 2.2 Xu, Ying, Poster Y Yang, Fiona Fan, 1.2 Yan, Xiaopei, 3.2 Yao, Shimou, 3.1 Yau, Yung, 2.3 Yu, Tao‐fang, Poster Yung, Esther H.K., 5.3 Yung, Ping, 5.3 Z Zahari Rustam Khairi, 2.1, 3.3 Zaidi, S.Shabihul‐Hassan, 3.4 Zhang, Fangzhu, 2.1 Zhang, Guang‐ri, 1.2 Zhang, Jingxiang, 3.2 Zhang, Yunjun, 3.1 Zhao, Xinyi, 2.4, Poster Zhao, Yu, 3.2 Zhong, Sheng, 1.5 Zhong, Xiaohui, Poster Zhou, Ke, 2.5 Zhu,Cha‐song, 2.4

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Following the reorganization of the Centre of Urban Planning and Environmental Management (CUPEM) on 1 July 2008, the Department of Urban Planning and Design (DUPAD) was established in the Faculty of Architecture to continue the teaching of urban planning and related areas in housing management and transport. The Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning (CUSUP), which was established 28 years ago in 1980 and renamed as CUPEM in 1991, was re-established to continue interdisciplinary research in urban studies and planning.

Department of Urban Planning and Design

(DUPAD) DUPAD offers taught post-graduate and MPhil

and PhD research programmes in Urban Planning, Urban Design, Housing Management and Transport Policy and Planning. The MSc (Urban Planning) programme is professionally recognised by the Hong Kong Institute of Planners (HKIP) and the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI). The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) International also accredits students specialising transport planning. The professional stream of the Master of Housing Management (MHousMan (Professional Stream)) programme (jointly offered with the School of Professional and Continuing Education (SPACE)) is recognised by the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) and the Hong Kong Institute of Housing (HKIH). The MA in Transport Policy and Planning (MATPP) (jointly offered with the Department of Geography and Department of Civil Engineering) is recognized by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) International. The Master of Urban Design (MUD) is a professionally oriented programme for urban designers.

Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning

(CUSUP) The main function of CUSUP is to foster

interdisciplinary research in urban studies and planning in the University of Hong Kong. It aims to act as a focus for interdisciplinary research and offer a forum for academics, practitioners and the community to exchange views on urban studies and urban planning; to undertake contract research for both the public and private sectors; to organize seminars, conferences, and workshops; to publish working papers and monographs; and to promote inter-institutional, regional and international cooperation in urban studies and urban planning.

Research Associations and Networks • Asia Planning School Association (APSA) • Asia Pacific Network for Housing Research

(APNHR) • Hong Kong Housing Research Network

(HKHRN) Academic Staff Anthony G.O. YEH Head, Chair Professor and Director of CUSUP B.A. (HKU), M.Sc. (Asian Institute of Technology), M.R.P., Ph.D. (Syracuse), FHKIP, FRTPI, FPIA, FCILT, FBCS, RPP, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences

Roger C.K. CHAN Associate Professor B.Soc.Sci. (CUHK), M.Sc. (L.S.E.), D. Phil. (Oxon), FRGS

Rebecca L.H. CHIU Associate Professor and Assistant Director of CUSUP B.A. (N.S.W.), PhD.(A.N.U.), Hon FHKIH, J.P. Mee Kam NG Associate Professor B.A. (HKU), M.Sc. (HKU), Ph.D. (UCLA), MHKIP, MRTPI Arlen M. YE Assistant Professor B.Sc. (Tianjin), M.Arch, Ph.D. (Chalmers), SAR (Sweden) Feng ZHANG Assistant Professor B.Sc. (NJU), M.Sc. (NJU), Ph.D. Candidate (Maryland)

Department of Urban Planning and Design Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning 8/F Knowles Building The University of Hong Kong Pokfulam Road Hong Kong Tel: (+852) 2859-2721 Fax: (+852) 2559-0468 Email: [email protected] URL: http://fac.arch.hku.hk

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Location Map of the University of Hong Kong

Ramada Hong Kong Hotel

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1 University Lodge 8 Chong Yuet Ming 16 Hsu Long Sing Amenities 23 Library Annex

2 Robert Black College 9 Meng Wah Complex 16 Student's Union 24 Kadoorie Biological

3 University Drive No. 2 10 Runme Shaw Building 17 Chow Yei Ching Building 25 School of Professional and

4 Graduate House 11 Rayson Huang Theatre 18 Tang Chi Ngong Building 25 T.T. Tsui Building

5 May Hall 12 Run Run Shaw Building 19 Fong Shu Chuen Amenities 26 Fung Ping Shan Building

6 Eliot Hall 13 Hui Oi Chow Science Building 19 Swire Building 27 Convocation Room

6 Foundation Chamber 14 James Hsioung Lee Science 19 Swire Hall 27 Loke Yew Hall

7 Chong Yuet Ming Science 15 Haking Wong Building 20 K.K. Leung Building 27 Main Building

4a Hong Kong Jockey Club 16 Simon K.Y. Lee Hall 20 Senior Common Room 28 Hung Hing Ying Building

4b University Conference 15a Technology Innovation and 21 Knowles Building 29 Pao Siu Loong Building

4b Wang Gungwu Lecture Hall 9a Wong Chue Meng Building 22 Library Building (New Wing) 30 Yam Pak Building

7a Chong Yuet Ming Chemistry 9b Council Chamber 22a Library Building (Old Wing) 25 University Museum & Art

7b Chong Yuet Ming Physics 9b Wong Chuang Lai Wah 26 University Museum & Art

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EAST GATE BONHAM ROAD ENTRANCE

WEST GATE POKFULAM ROAD ENTRANCE

Conference Lunches: 17–18 Aug

8. 4/F, Chong Yuet Ming Amenities Centre Maxim’s Food

Conference Venue

10. Runme Shaw Building 11. Rayson Huang Theatre

Conference Dinner on 17 Aug 27. Loke Yew Hall, Main Building

UNIVERSITY DRIVE ENTRANCE

Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning

21. 8/F, Knowles Building

HSBC Bank

12. G/F, Runrun Shaw Building

Bank (BEA) & Supermarket

8. 4/F, Chong Yuet Ming Amenities Centre

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