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Session 2: Shaping Choices

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Stream 2
Track 3
Monday, May 10, 2021
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Aquamarine 3, First floor

Speaker

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Mr Matt Ensor
Business Director - Advisory
Beca

Micromobility’s contribution to emissions reduction

1:30 PM - 1:45 PM

Final presentation

Abstract

Final Paper peer reviewed

Biography

Matt is a global expert on the growth in the use of micromobility (e.g. e-bikes, e-scooters) and the research leader for Waka Kotahi's research programme TAR 18/12 which examined the potential mode shift to e-bikes and e-scooters. Matt is an NZ leader in the application of the Natural Language Processing (NLP) branch of Artificial Intelligence and is Business Director for Beca.ai engagement, an artificial intelligence public engagement tool. Matt’s formal qualifications are in civil engineering & social science and he started his consulting career at Beca in 1989. In 2011 he was awarded a Prime Minister’s Business Scholarship and studied at INSEAD Business School in France. Since 2013 he has been Business Director – Advisory at Beca.
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Mr Jerry Khoo
Senior Associate - Transportation
BECA

Active modes, supercharging health

1:45 PM - 2:00 PM

Final presentation

Abstract

Biography

Jerry Khoo has over 14 years experience in transport planning, economics, financial analysis, transportation engineering, business advisory and management consulting. He has worked in New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Fiji, Samoa, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Japan, China and a number of other countries in the Asia Pacific. Most recently, Jerry has assisted Waka Kotahi in their Investment Decision Making Review (IDMF) project, including review of the active modes health benefit framework, NLTP prioritisation framework and indicative efficiency rating tool. Outside work, Jerry enjoys road cycling, ocean swimming and just spending time with his two young toddlers, and sees it highly important to leave such a beautiful world for future generaitons to enjoy.
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Ms Ayesha Weerappulige
Transportation Engineer
BECA

Co-presenting: Active modes, supercharging health

1:45 PM - 2:00 PM

Final presentation

Abstract

Biography

Ayesha Weerappulige is in her 2nd year working as a graduate transportation engineer in Beca. She is passionate about bringing sustainabile outcomes to transport projects. Outside of work, she likes to explore the great outdoors, travelling (if possible), beach-going and netball.
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Dr Anja Mizdrak
University of Otago Wellington

Modelling health co-benefits of decarbonisation

2:00 PM - 2:15 PM

Final presentation

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Biography

Dr Anja Mizdrak is a public health researcher who specialises in quantitative modelling. Her work has covered multiple topics including alcohol, transport, physical activity, COVID-19, and nutrition. Anja is interested in the role of modelling in public health policy and practice, and the wider societal impacts of health behaviours and interventions, such as impacts on inequities and the environment.
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Ms Subha Nair
Transport Planner
Aecom

Transit accessibility study

2:15 PM - 2:30 PM

Final presentation

Abstract

Final Paper peer reviewed

Biography

Subha is a Transportation Engineer with AECOM New Zealand. She has worked in the field of Transportation Planning/ Modelling for the past 4 years. She began her career in AECOM, UAE and moved to New Zealand in 2019. Subha has worked on various strategic macro/micro simulation modelling projects and transport assessment studies in her career. She has been a part of the City Rail Link and Te Tupu Ngātahi (Supporting Growth) projects in Auckland. She is a competent GIS Analyst and is a Data analytics & visualisation enthusiast.
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Mr Cleve Cameron
Founder
Big Street Bikers

Culture shift for carbon zero transport

2:30 PM - 2:45 PM

Final presentation

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Biography

Cleve is the Co-Founder of Big Street Bikers and former internationally awarded Executive Creative Director — creating global brand campaigns for the likes of Ford Motor Company and Coca Cola. In June this 2020 Big Street Bikers launched the Locky Dock Network in Christchurch — installing world leading intelligent infrastructure to enable mode-shift to healthy transport. The Locky Dock Network is rolling out nationwide with partners Mercury, Waka Kotahi, and Tauhara North.
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Questions & answers

Questions & answers 2

2:45 PM - 3:00 PM

Biography


Moderator

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Twan Van Duivenbooden
Principal Specialist - Active & Shared Modes
Auckland Transport


Session chair

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Ellie Craft
Sustainable Mobility Engineer
MRCagney

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