UNIVERSITY OF SPATIAL ENGINEERING. PROF. DR. VICTOR JETTEN DRS. TINY LUITEN MBA

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UNIVERSITY OF SPATIAL ENGINEERING. PROF. DR. VICTOR JETTEN DRS. TINY LUITEN MBA

5. PRACTICAL INFO 1. WHY ON EARTH SPATIAL ENGINEERING? 4. WHAT IS THERE AFTER YOU FINISH? 2. WHAT CAN YOU DO? 3. HOW TO BECOME A SPATIAL ENGINEER? WELCOME 4

Do you recognize these?

WICKED PROBLEMS St MAARTEN and IRMA When is the next hurricane? Are there technical solutions? Are there spatial solutions? Can we improve resilience? 1. WHY ON EARTH SPATIAL ENGINEERING? 5

WICKED PROBLEM FRAMEWORK STAKEHOLDER CONSENSUS STAKEHOLDER DISAGREEMENT CERTAIN KNOWLEDGE TECHNICALITIES COMPROMISE NEEDED UNCERTAIN KNOWLEDGE CERTAINTY NEEDED INSPIRATION NEEDED 1. WHY ON EARTH SPATIAL ENGINEERING? 6

LEARN ABOUT ALL THREE KNOWLEDGE AREAS TO SOLVE WICKED PROBLEMS TECHNICAL ENGINEERING SPATIAL PLANNING & GOVERNANCE SPATIAL INFORMATION SCIENCE 2. WHAT CAN YOU DO? 7

USE TECHNICAL ENGINEERING TO MEASURE AND MODEL TO DESIGN INTERVENTIONS TO MATCH THESE INTERVENTIONS WITH EXPECTATIONS OF STAKEHOLDERS TECHNICAL ENGINEERING 2. WHAT CAN YOU DO? 8

USE SPATIAL PLANNING & GOVERNANCE TO ENSURE SOCIALLY ROBUST INTERVENTIONS TO INCLUDE STAKEHOLDERS TO UNDERSTAND SOCIO-ECONOMIC DRIVERS OF CHANGE SPATIAL PLANNING & GOVERNANCE 2. WHAT CAN YOU DO? 9

USE SPATIAL INFORMATION TO QUANTIFY THE PROBLEM TO PROVIDE DATA FOR MODELLING & PREDICTIONS TO COMMUNICATE POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS SPATIAL INFORMATION 2. WHAT CAN YOU DO? 10

A GRADUATE OF THE SPATIAL ENGINEERING PROGRAMME KNOWS THE SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL DRIVERS OF SYSTEM EARTH USES SPATIO-TEMPORAL ANALYSIS & THE FORMULATION OF MODELS WORKS ON PROJECTS IN AN INTERNATIONAL, MULTICULTURAL & INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM 2. WHAT CAN YOU DO? 11

CURIOSITY A BROAD MULTIDISCIPLINARY VIEW INTEREST IN (INTERNATIONAL) SPATIAL PROBLEMS AT LEAST THE TECHNICAL (ENGINEERING) OF THE 3 KNOWLEDGE FIELDS ACCREDITATION EXPECTED IN FEB 2018 Note: no start in January (yet) and HBO needs a pre-master 3. HOW TO BECOME A SPATIAL ENGINEER? 12

UT TUD TUD TU/E UU UU UU RUG UVA VU VU WUR WUR WUR WUR UNIVERSITY COLLEGES & GENERAL BACHELORS UT UU UU RUG UVA WE WILL LOOK ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS AT YOUR CV MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH US! EDUCATION- ITC@UTWENTE.NL CIVIL ENGINEERING, ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY, CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY APPLIED EARTH SCIENCES CIVIELE TECHNIEK ARCHITECTURE, URBANISM AND BUILDING SCIENCES AARDWETENSCHAPPEN GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY SCIENCE SOCIALE GEOGRAFIE EN PLANOLOGIE TECHNISCHE PLANOLOGIE FUTURE PLANET STUDIES AARDE EN ECONOMIE AARDWETENSCHAAPPEN LANDSCHAPSARCHITECTUUR EN RUIMTELIJKE PLANNING MILIEUWETENSCHAPPEN BODEM-WATER-ATMOSFEER INTERNATIONAAL LAND EN WATERBEHEER ATLAS UNIVERSITY COLLEGE UTRECHT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE GRONINGEN BETA-GAMMA 3. WHAT DO STUDENTS NEED TO START? 13

THE FIRST YEAR OF SPATIAL ENGINEERING. CAS STUDY PROJECT 1 (15 EC) CASE STUDY PROJECT 2 (15 EC) CASE STUDY PROJECT 3 (15 EC) ELECTIVES (15 EC) QUARTILE 1 QUARTILE 2 QUARTILE 3 QUARTILE 4 Climate resilient cities RISK & RESILIENCE Food and water security SUSTAINABILITY Man-induced earth quakes LEGITIMACY In support of MSc research 15 EC 15 EC 15 EC 15 EC 3. HOW TO BECOME A SPATIAL ENGINEER? 14

PHASES IN A CASE STUDY PROJECT DEFINE THE PROJECT FACT FINDING & OBJECTIVES FIND KNOWLEDGE o CHOICE TOPICS (1 EC) o TUTORIALS o SKILL LEARNING LINE WORKSHOPS FIND ANSWERS/SOLUTIONS MODELLING DATA GENERATION STAKEHOLDER VIEWS DESIGN INTERVENTIONS REPORT DISCUSSIONS WITH SPECIALISTS WITHIN EACH PROJECT: GROUP WORK INTERACTION WITH STAKEHOLDERS INDUSTRY/CONSULTANTS INTERNATIONAL CLASSROOM PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT DOSSIER 3. HOW TO BECOME A SPATIAL ENGINEER? 15

Choice Topics personal (but balanced) selection 10 out of 20 topics Technical TE1.A: flood modelling TE1.B: hydrological monitoring and statistics TE2.A: systems analysis TE2.B: dynamic modelling TE3.A: Structural vulnerability of the built environment TE3.B: Seismic hazard above gas reservoirs (regional scale) Spatial SIS1.A: spatial data visualization SIS1.B: digital elevation models creation SIS2.A: remote sensing in general SIS2.B: image classification SIS2.C: spatial statistics SIS2.D: vegetation mapping and monitoring SIS3.A: 3D/Temporal visualizations in collaborative environments SIS3.B: crowdsourcing and citizen science Planning and Governance SPG1A: Climate Change and social vulnerability SPG1B: Integrated urban water management and governance SPG2A: Markets and value chain analysis SPG2B: Evidence based policy analysis SPG3A: Spatial knowledge management SPG3B: Rights and restrictions in the built environment

THE SECOND YEAR OF MASTER S SPATIAL ENGINEERING. FIELDTRIP FIELDTRIP, INTERNATIONAL SKILLS 7,5 EC MSC RESEARCH RESEARCH & ACADEMIC SKILLS, MSC RESEARCH PROPOSAL WRITING INDIVIDUAL THESIS 37,5 EC INTERNSHIP PROJECTMANAGEMENT SKILLS PROVE MSC LEVEL WORK EXPERINCE 15 EC In total 3 QUARTILES GROUP WORK VERSUS 5 QUARTILES INDIVIDUAL 3. HOW TO BECOME A SPATIAL ENGINEER? 16

Research Themes @ ITC People, Land and Urban Systems Natural Hazards and Disaster Risk Reduction Geo Resources and Geothermal Energy Agriculture and Food Security Biodiversity and climate Water Cycle and Climate Coastal dynamics and ecosystems Spatial Information acquisition and quality Spatio Temporal Analytics Projects and partnerships for MSc Research and internships - World Bank Caribbean - UN HABITAT - NASA Centre Bangkok - WWF - Dutch Government - IRDR - ICIMOD Etc.

PROFILE SPATIAL ENGINEER MULTI DISCIPLINARY: GEO-TECHNICAL, CIVIL ENGINEERING (WATER) GEOGRAPICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS; DATA-MANAGEMENT, PROGRAMMING, VISUALIZING SPATIAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE (STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT) ENGLISH & DUTCH LANGUAGES EXPERIENCE IN INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS AND TEAMS RESEARCH SKILLS ENTREPRENEURIAL AND PROACTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS ACADEMIC LEVEL 4. WHAT IS THERE AFTER YOU FINISH? 17

JOBS: PROJECT MANAGER RISK MANAGER SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHER CONSULTANT IN: HYDROLOGY, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, DISASTER RISK, FOOD & WATER SECURITY 4. WHAT IS THERE AFTER YOU FINISH? 18

ASK QUESTIONS NOW OR LATER! VISIT WEBSITE: UTWENTE.NL/GO/SE ALSO FOR ADMISSION & REGISTRATION MORE QUESTIONS: EDUCATION-ITC@UTWENTE.NL 5. NEXT STEP(S) 19

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