| ANZSEE 2007 Conference Session Times | ||||
| Session A: Wednesday 09:30 am-10:30 am | ||||
| Room | Name | Title | Time | |
| 1 | Blackwell | Boyd | The ecoservice values for some of Australia’s natural coastal assets: How much are our coasts worth and what’s missing from the mosaic? | 9:30am-10am |
| 1 | Lukasiewicz | Anna | The Pre-Conditions Necessary for Successful PES Programs | 10am-10:30am |
| 2 | Baxter | Tom | What Price National Heritage? A call for change | 9:30am-10am |
| 2 | Pearson | Leonie | A decision support framework that enables urban water systems managers to achieve sustainable decision-making | 10am-10:30am |
| 3 | Flemmer | Rory | The Relationship between Environmental Sustainability and Input-Output Analysis of the New Zealand Dairy Farming and Dairy Processing Sectors | 9:30am-10am |
| 3 | Paull | John | Certified Organic Timber: the Hippocratic Opportunity | 10am-10:30am |
| 4 | Schandl | Heinz | Socio-metabolic transitions in developing Asia | 9:30am-10am |
| 4 | Zhang | Juyong | Economic Development and Environmental Protection in China | 10am-10:30am |
| Session B: Wednesday 1:30 pm-2 pm | ||||
| Room | Name | Title | Time | |
| 1 | McKenzie | Marteena | Institutional Arrangements for Oil Palm Cultivation in Sarawak, Malaysia: Implications for Landholders | 1:30pm-2pm |
| 2 | Sekar | C | Water Harvesting Technologies- Conservation and Sustainability of Natural Resources and Social Security of Stakeholders | 1:30pm-2pm |
| Session C: Wednesday 2 pm-3 pm | ||||
| Room | Name | Title | Time | |
| 1 | Graymore | Michelle | Producing a GIS based multiple criteria analysis tool for regional sustainability assessment: the problem of weighting | 2pm-2:30pm |
| 1 | Olsen | Shane | Ecosystem Services and Environmental Flows: a case study of the North West Bay River, Tasmania | 2:30pm-3pm |
| 2 | Tiles | Mary | Technologies and sustainable environments | 2pm-2:30pm |
| 2 | Gray | Matthew | Systematic Policymaking with the Institutionalist Policymaking Framework | 2:30pm-3pm |
| 3 | Crawford | Julian | Practical Lessons in Whole of Organisation Sustainability Thinking | 2pm-2:30pm |
| 3 | Cook | David | Addressing market and institutional failures in managing invasive species: Insights from bio-mimicry and adaptive governance | 2:30pm-3pm |
| 4 | Hatfield Dodds | Steve | Adaptive governance: An introduction, and implications for public policy | 2pm-2:30pm |
| 4 | Chapman | Ralph | Reinventing the New Zealand Treasury as a ministry of sustainable development | 2:30pm-3pm |
| Session D: Wednesday 4:15 pm-6:15 pm | ||||
| Room | Name | Title | Time | |
| 1 | Lawn | Philip | A Genuine Progress Indicator Study of Queensland, 1986-2005 | 4:15pm-4:45pm |
| 1 | Maine | Tony | Towards a Metric of Sustainability | 4:45pm-5:15pm |
| 1 | Richards | Anneke | An Index of Regional Sustainability (AIRS): Incorporating system processes into sustainability assessment | 5:15pm-5:45pm |
| 1 | Bechtold | Ulrike | Indicators and what else - emergent properties as touchstones for sustainability processes | 5:45pm-6:15pm |
| 2 | Partridge | Emma | Deep green, deeply ambivalent, or just like the rest of us? Young people, participation and the environment’ | 4:15pm-4:45pm |
| 2 | Mulder | Ivo | Assessing Exposure of Biodiversity Business Risks to Financial Institutions and Identifying Options for Business Opportunities | 4:45pm-5:15pm |
| 2 | Krohn | Jack | A participative approach to sustainability in action: Mornington Peninsula and Western Port Biosphere Reserve Foundation. | 5:15pm-5:45pm |
| 2 | Stephens | Anne | Exploring a systemic framework for intervening in a current local sustainability issue – Traveston Crossing Dam | 5:45pm-6:15pm |
| 3 | Reeks | Ella | Markets, institutions, and sustainability: developing new markets for environmental sustainability | 4:15pm-4:45pm |
| 3 | Warrick | Olivia | Development, Forest Conservation and Adaptation to Climate Change: a Case for Integrated Community-Based Sustainability in Rural Vanuatu | 4:45pm-5:15pm |
| 3 | Hughey | K.F.D. | Adding another top and bottom line to Sustainability thinking in small to medium sized local authorities – application to a small New Zealand local authority | 5:15pm-5:45pm |
| 3 | Milner | Craig | Redefining Organisations: The New Face of Business (Sustainable Evolution to a Sustainable Organization) | 5:45pm-6:15pm |
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| 4 | Younus | M A F | Can Failure Effects of ‘Autonomous Adaptation’ in Relation to Extreme Flood Events in South Asia Cope With Future Climate Change? - A Case of Bangladesh | 4:15pm-4:45pm |
| 4 | Abhyankar | Anuradha | Composite Manufacture from Waste Powder Coatings: a Step toward Industrial Ecology | 4:45pm-5:15pm |
| 4 | Thankappan | Samarthia | Dealing with climate change impacts: the case of UK agri-food sector | 5:15pm-5:45pm |
| 4 | Will | Chantal | Tracking change in complex systems in search of sustainable decisions | 5:45pm-6:15pm |
| Session E: Thursday 8:30 am-10:30 am | ||||
| Room | Name | Title | Time | |
| 1 | Diesendorf | Mark | Renewable Energy as a Major Component of Greenhouse Response: Refutation of the Base-load Fallacy | 8:30am-9am |
| 1 | Tisdell | John | Point and non-point emission trading markets | 9am-9:30am |
| 1 | El Hanandeh | Ali | A new Stochastic Multi-criteria Decision Analysis Tool based on ELECTRE III Method | 9:30am-10am |
| 1 | Warrick | Richard | SimCLIM: Recent developments and applications of an integrated model for risk-based assessments of climate change impacts and adaptation | 10am-10:30am |
| 2 | Sanders | Richard | Sustainability | 8:30am-9am |
| 2 | Gollagher | Margaret | Corporations and Deliberative Democracy: Finding Common Ground for ‘Our Common Future’ | 9am-9:30am |
| 2 | Choi | Mihee | Citizen’s Participation in Environmental Impact Assessment for Highway Project in Korea: a Case Study of Chuncheon-Yangyang Highway | 9:30am-10am |
| 2 | Mitchell | Cynthia | Creating change through deliberation and learning systems | 10am-10:30am |
| 3 | Cheyne | Christine | Coasting along: contemporary institutional barriers to integrating the four well-beings in planning for sustainable coastal development in New Zealand | 8:30am-9am |
| 3 | Chantrill | Paul | Working towards Integrated Environmental Management – A review of key regional governance initiatives in New Zealand after the Local Government Act 2002 | 9am-9:30am |
| 3 | Murombo | Tumai | Beyond Public Participation: An analysis of the disconnection between South Africa's new EIA law and sustainable development | 9:30am-10am |
| 3 | Wright | Stuart | Decision-Making in the European Water Framework Directive: the Potential Consequences of a Neoclassical Approach | 10am-10:30am |
| 4 | Smith | Greg | Australian Electricity Supply: Orientations to Growth and Prospects for Sustainability | 8:30am-9am |
| 4 | McNeill | Judith | The economics of climate change: An examination of the McKibbin-Wilcoxen hybrid proposal for a carbon price for Australia | 9am-9:30am |
| 4 | McGregor | Ian | Limiting Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions - An Urgent and Overdue Ecological Economics Measure on Climate Change | 9:30am-10am |
| 4 | Kimmet | Philip | The ‘Eco-Efficient’ Airport Metropolis: Aligning Economics, Stakeholder Interests and Environmental Objectives | 10am-10:30am |
| Session F: Thursday 2 pm-4:30 pm | ||||
| Room | Name | Title | Time | |
| 1 | Forgie | Vicky | The need for ‘convention’ in environmental valuation | 2pm-2:30pm |
| 1 | Golubiewski | Nancy | Ecosystem Services benefits in terrestrial ecosystems for Iwi: Biophysical accounting of ecosystem services | 2:30pm-3pm |
| 1 | Mobarghei | Naghmeh | Analysis of survey base methods in ecosystem services valuation and introduction of more appropriate methods to achieve reliable results especially in developing countries | 3:30pm-4pm |
| 1 | Scarpa | Riccardo | Choice-experiments for wind-farms location and Nature Conservation in Southern Chile: a maximum likelihood approach to utility in the WTP-space | 4pm-4:30pm |
| 2 | Napp | Bernie | The Value of Conservation: Not a “lock-up” of resources but a “lift-off” for their sustainable development | 2pm-2:30pm |
| 2 | Chong | Joanne | Decision making during drought – paternalism or participation? | 2:30pm-3pm |
| 2 | Chong | Joanne | Valuing the Health of the Yarra River: Contingent Valuation Revisited by a Citizens’ Jury | 3:30pm-4pm |
| 2 | Spruyt | Danielle | The economic weight of values: testing the waters of the Top End (NT) | 4pm-4:30pm |
| 3 | Jotzo | Frank | Fiddling while carbon burns: why climate policy needs pervasive emission pricing as well as technology promotion | 2pm-2:30pm |
| 3 | Safaei | Farzad | An Incentive-Based Approach for Managing Pollution and Attaining Economic Sustainability | 2:30pm-3pm |
| 3 | Ward | John | The potential for carbon trading in the SA Murray Darling Basin: Integrated methods to account for heterogeneous attitudes and behaviour in the design of market based policies | 3:30pm-4pm |
| 3 | Riedy | Chris | Pricing and decision-making in the Australian electricity, road transport and water sectors: Towards sustainability? | 4pm-4:30pm |
| 4 | Smith | Tanzi | Implications of the synergies between systems theory and permaculture for learning about and acting towards sustainability | 2pm-2:30pm |
| 4 | Ranjan | Ram | Economic and Ecological Resilience | 2:30pm-3pm |
| 4 | Cox | Melanie | Sustainability reporting in SEQ | 3:30pm-4pm |
| 4 | Gradwohl | Markus | New Zealand: Trade and Environment of an antipodean settler’s colony | 4pm-4:30pm |