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Conference 23-25.09.2020 Madrid

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The 7th International Footbridge Conference will take place in Madrid from September 23th to 25th 2020. This footbridge conference is the continuation of a long set of Conferences that started in Paris in 2002, followed by cities as Porto, Venice, Wroclaw, London and Berlin.The present edition tries to follow the aim of the Berlin’s 2017 conference. In that case the moto of the congress was ‘tell us a story’; now we want to know more about the feeling and experience of users, owners, designers and constructors.In Madrid we would like to create an atmosphere where all of us can share our positives and negatives experiences in competitions, during designing or in cons-truction. We would like also to open the conference to public and the Administra-tion to discuss and confront the way of perceiving footbridges and their experien-ces as users or owners.

José RomoCHAIR OF THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITEE

Jürg ConzettCO-CHAIR

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For that we prepare the following themes: - Footbridge competitions: experiences - Footbridges as an important part of a system: the context as an experience - Bringing life to existing bridges: Experience on bridge transformations into footbridges or cyclist paths. - Extreme experiences: long span suspension bridges in remote places. - User experience on the bridge: staying, marketing, feeling vibrations, etc. - Learning from experience: how overcoming to failure in procurement, designing, etc. - Experiences of the future: experimentations - Sharing your experience: bringing footbridges for human survival. Footbridges in underdeveloped areas

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Authors are invited to submit original contributions on any topic related to the conference themes: - Footbridge competitions: experiences - Footbridges as an important part of a system: the context as an experience - Bringing life to existing bridges: Experience on bridge transformations into footbridges or cyclist paths. - Extreme experiences: long span suspension bridges in remote places. - User experience on the bridge: staying, marketing, feeling vibrations, etc. - Learning from experience: how overcoming to failure in procurement, designing, etc. - Experiences of the future: experimentations - Sharing your experience: bringing footbridges for human survival. Footbridges in underdeveloped areas

CALL FOR PAPERS

IMPORTANT DATES

REGISTRATION

Call for abstracts 1st November 2019

Deadline for submission of abstract 1st January 2020

2nd February 2020Notification of acceptance of abstract

Deadline for submission of full papers 19th April 2020

Notification of acceptance of papers 19th May 2020

Registration opens 2nd February 2020

Early Bird Registration closes 10th June 2020

30th June 2020Registration for Authors/Presenters closes

Online Registration closes 15th September 2020

Participants wishing to present a full text paper are invited to submit an abstract. The abstract should introduce the proposed paper’s subject, summarize its contents, explain any unique aspects, and clearly indicate the relevance to the themes of the conference. The abstract should be no longer than 300 words in English and no longer than one page.Additional figures and photos can be included if they are helpful for the reviewers to evaluate your contribution. The abstract shall be submitted as Portable Document Format file (.pdf) by the deadline on 1st January, 2020. It should include the name and e-mail address of the contact author. Please upload the file using the Easychair online system at https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=foottbridge2020.

SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS

The Footbridge 2020 Awards will be organized and sponsored by Bridge design & engineering magazine and the winners will be announced at the Footbridge 2020 conference. Entries will be invited in February 2020, and all footbridge/cyclebrid-ge projects which opened to the public or reached full completion between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2019 will be eligible to enter.

AWARDS

To be kept up to date with important announcements, deadlines, registration and practical information, please sign up for our email newsletter at www.footbridge2020.com.

CONTACT DETAILS

The scientific programme will include plenary and concurrent sessions as well as debates over three days. Keynote speakers will address the conference generally in the plenary sessions, and few parallel sessions will be held for the presentation of papers or bridge designs accepted by the scientific committee.

CONFERENCE FORMAT

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The conference will take place in the Madrid Architects’ Association Headquarters (COAM). It is located in the heart of Madrid’s city center, and is the result of the restoration of the complex of Escuelas Pías de San Antón. The address of the venue is:COAM - LA SEDEHortaleza Street, n 6328004 Madrid – SpainHow to arrive:COAM - LA SEDE is located in the heart of Madrid’s city center. Arriving to the congress venue by public transportation is highly recommended. Click on the map below to get directions using Google Maps.Buses: 1,2,3,46,74Subway: Nearest subway stations are Chueca (3 min. walk to the venue, lines 1 and 10)

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SCIENTIFIC COMMITEEJosé Romo (Chair)

Antonio Adao da Fonseca

Jesús Anaya

Spain

Switzerland

Portugal

Spain

John Anderson South Africa

Annette Bögle Germany

Héctor Beade UK

Cezary Bednarski UK

Juan Luis Bellod Spain

Jorge Bernabeu Spain

Héctor Bernardo Spain

Jan Biliszczuk Poland

Gianfranco Bronzini Switzerland

James Brownjohn UK

Elsa Caetano Portugal

Guillermo Capellán Spain

Pablo Castro Uruguay

Fabian Consuegra Colombia

Francisco Domouso Spain

Wolfgang Eilzar Germany

Christian Ernst UK

Lorenzo Fdez-Ordoñez Spain

Ian Firth UK

Xavier Font Spain

Yozo Fujino Japan

Ginés Garrido Spain

Arndt Goldack Germany

Mario Guisasola Spain

Christiane Herr China

Wasodev Hoorpah France

Hongwei Huang China

Rein Jansma Netherlands

Manuel Jara Mexico

Poul Ove Jensen Denmark

Juan José Jorquera

Akio Kasuga

Andreas Keil

Martin Knight

Spain

Japan

Germany

UK

Jan Knippers Germany

Fernando Madrazo UK

Antonio Martinez Cutillas Spain

John McNeil New Zealand

Serge Montens France

Iván Muñoz Spain

Sriram Narasimhan Canada

Laurent Ney Belgium

Yves Pagès France

Alberto Patrón Solares Mexico

Ignacio Payá Spain

Manel Raventos Spain

Borja Regúlez Spain

Simon Roberts UK

Miguel Rosales USA

Mike Schlaich Germany

Enzo Siviero Italy

Juan Sobrino Canadá

Jirí Strasky USA

Kyo Takenouchi Japan

Mahesh Tandon India

Leonardo Todisco Spain

Peter Van der Broeck Belgium

Philippe Vion France

Krzysztof Zóltowski Poland

Ken’Ichi Kawaguchi Japan

Jürg Conzett (Co-chair)

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José Romo (Chair)

Nicolas Janberg

Lisa Bentley

Spain

Germany

UK

José Sanchez UK

Borja Regúlez Spain

Héctor Bernardo (Co-chair)

ORGANIZING COMMITEE

Spain

Francisco Domouso (Co-chair) Spain

MEDIA PARTNERS:

Leonardo Todisco Spain

Rocío Romo Spain

Nuria Romo Spain

Antonio Cano Spain

Mar Corral Spain

Irene Ferrero Spain

Celia Grandal Spain

Antonio Leocadio Spain