Policy Analysis - Techniek, Bestuur en Management

SECTION
Policy Analysis
2003
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P O L I C Y A N A L Y S I S
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S T A T E M E N T
Policy Analysis is the field of knowledge and expertise that provides
methods and tools to support decision makers in complex, multi-actor
settings. The section’s education concentrates on methods and approaches
for analysis and structuring of complex policy situations, in order to make
them more manageable. Our research goal is to advance the state of the
art, at both the level of theory and methodology and at the level of specific
tools. We therefore study and evaluate policy analysis activities in practice,
and develop and test innovative policy analytic concepts and techniques.
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C O N T E N T S
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FOCUS
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STAFF AND HIGHLIGHTS
Staff changes since 2002
Resident staff at the PA section (2003)
Highlights
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EDUCATION
Courses taught by Policy Analysis Staff
Graduates
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RESEARCH PROJECTS
PhD research
Projects funded by third parties
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PUBLICATIONS 2003
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MEMBERSHIP
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Delft University of Technology
Faculty of Technology, Policy
and Management
Section Policy Analysis
P O S T A L
A D D R E S S
P.O. box 5015
2600 GA Delft
The Netherlands
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+ 31 (0) 15 278 34 08
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[email protected]
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F O C U S
The discipline of policy analysis (PA) aims to provide support in solving
problems of a strategic/policy-oriented nature involving multiple stakeholders. These problems can arise in a range of fields, such as water
resource management, aviation policy, infrastructure planning and energy
policy. Policy analysis concentrates primarily on methods of support and on
the substantive side of the issues. It also examines how to match content
with decision making processes and studies procedures that offer
opportunities for participation by the relevant stakeholders (participative
policy analysis).
The section’s philosophy is that analysis must not be confined to technical/
physical aspects: since the decision making context and the configuration
of the stakeholders involved are part and parcel of the problem, analyzing
them as well can contribute to problem solving. After all, the decision
making process is a process by and for the stakeholders. The section also
recognizes that there are different styles of policy analysis and that a range
of aspects can be emphasized in the approach (for example, problem or
solution oriented) and that a wide range of methods and techniques are
available. Finding the most effective mix for each situation represents both
a practical and scientific challenge.
Teaching in the Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis and
Management (SEPAM) and Engineering and Policy Analysis
(EPA) curriculum
The courses offered by the section emphasize key concepts and procedures
for complex, multi-actor problem solving approaches. The section teaches
students many methodologies and techniques that can be applied in this
context to fill a range of functions: for instance, methods for structuring
and delineating problem situations, designing alternatives, future foresights, decision making support and selection of alternatives. The section
makes a major contribution to the core courses in System Engineering,
Policy Analysis and Management (SEPAM) and the International Masters’
course in Engineering and Policy Analysis (EPA). The section often works
in partnership with other faculty sections.
The section also contributes to courses specifically oriented to students
interested in water management. Some of the courses are offered in the
evening hours to accomodate students in the part-time programme.
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Research
Research focuses on developing theories about and introducing innovations
to the field of policy analysis. Occasionally the section is also involved in
implementing policy analyses in practice, especially if this can contribute
to theory development and/or provide opportunities to test methodological
innovations.
Within the wide range of potential research subjects, the section focuses in
particular on:
■ developing and testing specific methods and techniques such as actor/
network analyses, quick scan methods, ICT-assisted support, use of
mapping, systems dynamics modelling.
■ theoretical principles and underlying concepts and procedures, in
particular to support interactive policy processes. This involves both
empirical research into the role of information in such processes and
topics such as a taxonomy of different policy analysis styles, design
principles for a policy analysis activity, and the development of research
frameworks in which to evaluate policy analysis activities in a multi-actor
context.
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H I G H L I G H T S
2.1
Staff changes since 2002
Several staff members left the section for positions elsewhere:
L E O N H E R M A N S left on december 1, 2003, to start work at the UN
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Rome, Italy.
Conversely, during 2003, we were happy to welcome a number of new
section members:
I R . B U Y U N G A G U S D I N A T A joined - on October 1, 2003 - as a PhD
student in the section
D R . I R . E L S V A N D A A L E N rejoined the section - on September 1,
2003 - as assistant professor after two years of educational management
within the faculty.
D R . I V O W E N Z L E R joined the section as a part-time senior researcher,
Identifying and dealing with uncertainties and questions arising from the
fact that many policy issues cut across many scales in time and space, are
common themes.
starting May 1, 2003.
D R S . T E L L I V A N D E R L E I joined as a PhD student on January 1,
2004.
While the primary mission of the section is to develop methodologies that
can be used across a range of fields, we have chosen to focus specifically
on applications in infrastructure and related to technology. The areas of
application are the core areas of the faculty. Recent research projects have
addressed integrated water management, underground construction and
multiple use of space, transport.
D R . S C O T T C U N N I N G H A M joined the section in February 2003 -
as assistant professor.
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The research is embedded in the faculty research programme entitled ‘MultiActor Systems: Analysis, Design and Management’. Some of the research is
conducted in cooperation with other sections of the faculty and the University (for instance in two Delft Interfaculty Research Centers and the Delft
Cluster). Research is financed from university funds and sponsoring from
a range of external sources - see section 4.
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Resident staff at the PA section (2003)
I R . B U Y U N G A G U S D I N A T A , PhD Student.
Finished his Bachelor degree in aerospace engineering at Bandung Institute
of Technology in Indonesia. Got a Master degree in the same field at Delft
University of Technology, at which he then worked as a teaching and
research staff for three years. Before joining the faculty, he worked as an
analyst at an Aerospace consultancy in The Netherlands. His particular
interests are on all aspects that can assist people to make better decisions
in the face of uncertainties.
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I R . G E E R T J E B E K E B R E D E , Junior Lecturer.
D R . B E R T E N S E R I N K , Assistant Professor.
Graduated in Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis and Management
(SEPAM) from the TU Delft. Works three days a week contributing to SEPA
core curriculum courses taught by the policy analysis section (Continuous
modelling, project continuous modelling and decision modelling).
Studied agricultural technology at the University of Wageningen and
completed his PhD on the subject of public influence on technological
innovation processes at the University of Twente. His research interests are
in participative policy analysis, public participation, rapid appraisal and
quick scan methods and scenario analysis. Areas of application: spatial
planning, multiple use of space, river basin management and coastal zone
management.
D R . P I E T E R B O T S , Associate professor.
Studied information technology at the University of Leiden. His PhD at TU
Delft was on the design of decision supportive systems. Works mainly on
questions of strategic decision making and information provision, focusing
on methods for problem formulation and analysis and developing relevant
tailor-made computer applications. Is currently working on modelling to
support sustainable decision making in the building sector. He was also
faculty Director of Education.
I R . L I N D A C A R T O N , PhD student.
Graduated at the faculty of Geodesy at the TU Delft, and has worked in
the field of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Her research focuses
on interactive policymaking and the use of spatial visualizations. She is
interested in the role of visualization as analytical, design and strategic
(argumentative) instrument in early phase of policymaking, when the
problem is being formulated and the policy agenda is being defined.
Her PhD-research exists of literature survey and case studies in the
fields of regional water management and strategic spatial planning.
D R . S C O T T C U N N I N G H A M , Assistant Professor.
Has been a member of the section starting February 2003. Studied
Engineering Science and Mechanics at Georgia Institute of Technology.
Received his DPhil in Science, Technology and Innovation Policy from
the University of Sussex in 1996. Before joining the faculty he worked in
the computer and software industry in California, specializing in the area of
databases and decision support. Is currently writing a book on competitive
intelligence for technology management.
D R . I R . E L S V A N D A A L E N , Assistant Professor.
Received her MSc in Mechanical Engineering in 1987 and wrote her PhD
dissertation (1993) on the topic of the validation of knowledge based
systems. She joined the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management
in 1994, where she teaches systems modelling in general and System
Dynamics in particular. Her research interests include System Dynamics
and the use of models in policy making. She is also director of the bachelor
programme on Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis and Management.
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I R . A L E X A N D E R D E H A A N , PhD student.
Has a background in Aerospace Engineering (Delft University of Technology
in The Netherlands) and Social & Organizational Psychology (Leiden University in The Netherlands). Since January 2000 he started his PhD research on
the topic of Sustainable Development in the Aviation sector. He also contributes to the TU Delft Airport Development Center, to projects related to
modelling and forecasting aviation issues for airports, airlines and aircraft
manufacturers. He co-teaches ‘Introduction to Policy Analysis (TPA1111)
and Strategic Planning for Airport Systems (TB9152)’.
I R . L E O N H E R M A N S , PhD student.
Graduated in SEPA from TU Delft and started PhD research in November
1999 into the use of actor-oriented analyses to support decision making
on integrated water management. Has conducted field research in Egypt,
North-Holland, Turkey and the Philippines.
I R . D I L L E K A M P S , Junior Lecturer.
Studied Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis and Management (SEPAM) at
the University of Technology in Delft. Graduated in September 2002 at the
PA section. Is conducting several external researches on the topic of water
management and public participation. Is also contributing to several
courses that are taught by PA.
I R . D R S . S O N J A K A R S T E N S , PhD Student.
Studied Technical Geosciences at TU Delft and environmental science at
the University of Utrecht. She is conducting PhD research into making and
handling scale choices in policy analysis processes on water management.
She also works one day a week in the Strategical Research Department at
Geo Delft.
D R S . T E L L I V A N D E R L E I , PhD Student.
Telli studied Science and Policy at the University of Utrecht and joined the
section as a PhD student in January 2004. She is drawn by the question
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how social and institutional aspects can be quantitatively modelled in a
multi-actor systems setting. Therefore, she is currently investigating different models and theories; e. g. agent based models and game theory.
Her goal is to contribute to the policy maker's understanding of the
complex networks he is dealing with and, in that way, facilitate public
discourse and legislative action.
I R . M A C H T E L T M E I J E R , PhD Student.
Graduated in Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis and Management from
TU Delft and is conducting research under the DIOC infrastructures project,
focusing on dealing with uncertainties in the design process for drinking
water supply infrastructure.
IR. HERMAN VAN DER MOST.
Is on secondment to the section for one day a week from the WL/Delft
Hydraulics. Specializes in water management policy analysis.
D R . I R . T I N E K E R U I J G H - V A N D E R P L O E G , Assistant Professor.
Graduated in biology from the University of Wageningen and completed a
PhD in Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures at Auburn University, AL, USA.
Her main interest is in methods to support information provision in decision
making processes. Areas of application: regional and urban water management planning. She was appointed to the executive board of the Hoogheemraadschap Delfland (Water Board) in July 1999 being responsible
for water policy and water quality.
D R . J I L L S L I N G E R , Assistant Professor.
Graduated in Applied Mathematics from the University of Natal, South
Africa, and completed a PhD on modelling the physical dynamics of estuaries for management purposes while employed by the Council for Scientific
and Industrial Research. Following her involvement in developing policy for
the allocation of freshwater to South African rivers and estuaries, she was
seconded to Delft Hydraulics in the Netherlands. She subsequently joined
Resource Analysis, a consultancy bureau, where she was involved in participative process management for national and international water and
coastal projects. Her current research interests are directed at the role
of information in informing transboundary decision making for rivers and
coasts and the use of model typologies in choosing appropriate quantitative
methods for problem analysis.
systems and control engineering, in particular modelling and simulation.
He was assistant professor at the University of Virginia (USA) and head of
the Policy Analysis Unit for Rijkswaterstaat (Directorate General for Public
Works and Water Management) before becoming involved in setting up
and implementing the SEPAM- course at TU Delft. As head of the section
he is interested in further developing policy analysis in general terms, and
in particular for integrated water management, infrastructure and transport
and sustainability.
D R . W A R R E N E . W A L K E R , Professor.
Has a PhD in operations research from Cornell University (Ithaca, New
York). He is currently also a Senior Policy Analyst at RAND Europe in
Leiden. He has 30 years of experience, applying quantitative analysis to
public policy problems at the local, regional, national and international
level. Many of the projects he has led involve cost-effectiveness analyses
of complex problems with multiple stakeholders in which a range of impacts of alternative policies are assessed and tradeoffs are made among
the environmental, economic, and social impacts. He is involved in research
on transport policy, decision support systems, and dealing with uncertainty
in policy analysis and policymaking.
D R . I R . I V O W E N Z L E R , senior research scientist.
Ivo Wentzler holds a masters degree in Architecture and a PhD in
simulation and gaming. In addition to his part-time appointment at TU
Delft, he is a senior consultant with Accenture in Amsterdam. His research
interest concentrates on simulation, gaming and other forms of strategic
decision support.
M O N I Q U E V A N D E R T O O R N - F E N N E M A and G O N N Y V A N
W E R K H O V E N provided secretarial support.
D R . I R . W I L T H I S S E N , Professor.
Studied Physics Engineering at TU Eindhoven and completed his PhD in
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H I G H L I G H T S
General Highlights
The section organised the dutch System Dynamics networkday in April.
It attracted about 50 participants and included presentations from Atrive,
Minase and TNO/Telecom and a participative workshop organised by
Accenture.
The cooperation with the internationally renowned ‘Stockholm Environment
Institute (SEI)’ was continued. As part of the cooperation, Mans Nilsson,
project leader at SEI, is working towards a PhD in Policy Analysis with the
PA section. He concentrates on studying the role of knowledge and institutions in environmental Policy Integration, taking Swedish energy policy as
a case.
Funding was obtained from NWO-NOVEM for a 4-year cooperative research
programme on ‘Dealing with Uncertainties in Transitions towards Sustainability in the Netherland’s Energy Infrastructure’. Partners will be research
groups in Science and Society, and in Innovation Sciences (Utrecht University), and the section on Public Management of TPM. One senior-researcher,
and two PhD researchers will work on the programme.
The section’s scientific staff had a productive 2-day outing in Brabant including work sessions concentrating on research issues in Policy Analysis,
as well as cultural and out-door activities.
The faculty’s teaching and research programmes were evaluated by two
VSNU visitation Committees.
The SEPA programme to which the section contributes significantly was
evaluated positively; the preliminary judgement of the Multi-Actor Systems
research programme was ‘very good’.
Personal Highlights
SCOTT CUNNINGHAM
A co-authored book on technology mining was accepted for publication by
Wiley (expected to appear in 2004).
B E R T E N S E R I N K co-organised a successful stream of 30 papers on
public participation at the Annual Conference of the International Association on Impact Assessment in Marakech.
Co-developed, in close cooperation with Mrs. Loes Witteveen from
Larenstein University Deventer and Dr. A. Ramachandran from Cochin
University (Kerala, India), the Visual Problem Appraisal ‘Kerala's Coast’,
consisting of 23 filmed interviews with stakeholders, a facilitator's guide
and a workbook. The VPA will be used in professional education, diploma
courses and international MSc programmes.
WIL THISSEN
Co-edited a book on ‘Critical Infrastructures’ with Paulien Herder (E&I
section); the book was published by Kluwer Academic and appeared in
September, 2003.
Received the ‘Outstanding Contribution Award’ from the IEEE Systems, Man,
and Cybernetics Society, for outstanding service on the IEEE SMC Board of
Governors and Executive Committee.
Was invited as key-note lecturer for the International Course on Strategic
Environmental Assessment with focus on Spatial Planning, Policies and the
Aarhus Convention. Roskilde University, Denmark, 18-21 September, 2003.
Was invited to become a member of the editorial board of ‘Technological
Forecasting and Social Change’.
The section established participation in the newly established TU Delft
interfaculty research centers (‘speerpunten’) on Infrastructures, and on
Water. Similarly, participation was established in several national research
consortia bidding for so-called BSIK subsidies, notably in the ‘Next Generation Infrastructures’ and the ‘Knowledge network on System Innovations’
consortia.
WARREN WALKER
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was one of the guest editors of a special issue of the journal Integrated
Assessment on ‘Dealing with Uncertainty in Policy Analysis and
Policymaking’, which appeared in Fall 2003 as Vol. 4, no. 1.
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E D U C A T I O N
General remark
In 2003, TU Delft has introduced the Batchelor/Masters system in the
organization curriculum. Therefore, compared to previous years, the
courses taught by the Policy Analysis Staff have new numbers and some
courses have been replaced, notably in the Masters program.
Course codes have the following meaning:
SPM: part of full-time day curriculum in System Engineering, Policy Analysis, and Management
DTB: Part of part-time evening curriculum in System Engineering, Policy
Analysis, and Management
TPA: part of MSc programme in Technology and Policy Analysis (to be
renamed Engineering and Policy Analysis in 2004)
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Courses taught by Policy Analysis Staff
TPA1321
CONTINUOUS SYSTEMS MODELLING
This course is intended for international students who have completed a
BSc. The module is a combination of spm2310 (Continuous Systems
Modelling) and spm2931 (Continuous Modelling Project). Students learn
about System Dynamics modelling and the use of Powersim.
Taught by: G. Bekebrede, E. van Daalen, J. Slinger
TPA1111
INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEM ENGINEERING AND POLICY
ANALYSIS
This is a first-year introductory course on problem solving. The course has
been streamlined and all materials (sheets, exams, model answers etc.) are
available on the Internet. Both full-time and part-time students make
frequent use of this facility.
Taught by: P. Bots, W. Walker and A. de Haan
SPM1911/DTB1911
MINI PROJECTS IN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, POLICY
ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT
This is the first project module within the curriculum (both full-time and
part-time). This year the module included case studies entitled ‘The Venice
lagoon’ and ‘Safety at Schiphol Airport’. Some 12 groups of six students
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The discrete part of the module is taught by the Systems Engineering
section. The continuous part of the course is taught by: G. Bekebrede,
E. van Daalen, J. Slinger
each were admitted on the basis of their exam results in TB111.
Taught by: B. Enserink, L.M. Hermans, D.P. Kamps, S. Karstens, G. Bekebrede, C. Chorus and N. Bowden
SPM2110 / DTB 2110
ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTS
This module teaches students how to analyse and choose an appropriate
scope for problems in a complex, multi-actor environment. Students are
taught to structure and analyse these problems using methods and techniques such as causal analysis, analysis of objectives, actor analysis, network analysis etc. Students then draw up a proposal for further action and
research.
Taught by: B. Enserink, J. Koppenjan (Public Management), D.P. Kamps
and W. Thissen
Electives
TB9152
STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR AIRPORT SYSTEMS
An introductory course on the issues of management of an airport.
Several issues are taught, including: Policy Analysis for Airport Management, Demand generation modelling, land and airside capacity and economics.
Taught by: W.E. Walker and A.R.C. de Haan; in cooperation with faculty
from Aerospace Engineering.
SPM2310
CONTINUOUS MODELLING
ELECTIVE TB951I
This second-year module focuses on mathematical systems modelling using
continuous differential equations. Part of the course concentrates on the
System Dynamics method. Students are also taught to use VisSim and
Powersim software for continuous modelling and calculation purposes.
Taught by: E. Coplakova and others (ITS), E. van Daalen, G. Bekebrede,
Z.Verwater (E&I), S. Cunningham
FRENCH FRAMEWORK FOR WATER MANAGEMENT
This course aims to give students the opportunity to learn about different
aspects of water management in France, in the company of French students. Students travel to Montpellier to join a group of graduate students
from ENGREF for a one-week excursion.
Taught by: Dr M.P.M.Ruijgh-van der Ploeg, G. Bouleau (ENGREF Centre
de Montpellier)
TB2931
CONTINUOUS MODELLING PROJECT
SPM4353
This is a required module for second year students. Students work in pairs
on a case study which takes them through the whole modelling cycle.
The aim is to build a System Dynamics model for the case, carry out
experiments with the model and write a modelling report.
Taught by: J. Slinger, G. Bekebrede, E. van Daalen, W. Thissen, A. de
Haan, S. Cunningham, Z. Verwater and others
DESIGN OF WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
DTB2938
This new master’s level course focusses on different aspects of (re)designing water management systems. This course focuses on water management
systems from the perspective of design as a multi-stakeholder decisionmaking process. Objective analysis, guiding principles for design, and
(quantitative) performance evaluation receive specific attention. The course
focuses on Dutch water management but within the context of Europe and
the transboundary character of our river basins and the North Sea.
QUANTITATIVE DYNAMIC SYSTEMS MODELLING
This module is meant for part-time students holding a BSc. It combines
the modules SPM2310 (Continuous Systems Modelling), SPM2320 (Discrete
Systems Modelling), SPM2931 (Continuous Modelling Project) and SPM2932
(Discrete Modelling Project).
The module is divided into four blocks: theory of continuous modelling,
focusing on System Dynamics; continuous modelling project; theory of
discrete systems modelling; discrete modelling project.
SPM9153
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CASE STUDIES IN DECISION SUPPORT
There were five lectures in section, as lecture participants from energy and
industry, ICT and systems engineering. There were also guest lectures from
TNO Telecom and the Rijkswaterstaat.
SPM9321
DESIGN OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR
nele incidentenbestrijding in Rotterdam-Rijnmond. Delft: TUD/Port of
Rotterdam.
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
Gives an overview and introduction in Geographic Information Systems
(GIS) and how this technology is/can be used in the practice of public and
private businesses. The course consists of lectures, practical work with
software ArcGIS and issue paper assignments. It is aimed to get students
acquainted with the nature of geo-information and the organization and
technology of GIS.
The course is taught by Ajantha Dahanayake, Zoran Stojanovic (section
Systems Engineering), Linda Carton (section Policy Analysis), Mathias
Lemmens (section GIS-technology) and Bert Vermeij (ESRI Nederland,
GIS firm)
Other teaching contributions
Members of the section are also involved in a number of other courses
taught primarily by other sections. P. Bots teaches network planning technologies in the Management of Technologically Complex Projects and gives
a policy design seminar in the 3rd year SEPAM design course (TB3010).
S. Karstens supervised students on the SEPA-Design course (TB311),
W. Thissen contributed to SPM4130, Design and Management of Infrastructures.
P E N G C H E N Internalisation of environmental coasts in tunnel projects.
Is monetization a promising way to help environment related decision
making? TNO Bouw.
W A W A N D H E W A N T O System Dynamics Approach for Dynamic Market
Model of Dutch Energy Retail Business.
X I A O K U I D O N G Supply Chain Management For Chinese Construction
Industry. Learning experience from Japan.
A I D A H E I J B R O E K Functieafweging op basis van Geld, Groen en
Gevoel: inhoud, proces en toepassing. Nederlands Instituut voor Toegepaste Geowetenschappen (TNO-NiTG).
M A R I A N N E H I L D E R S Sharing a river. An analysis of international
decision-making on the Incomati river basin. South Africa, Swaziland and
Mozambique. CSIR Icomtek.
R A N I E K A P O E R C H A N Is het strand ‘(on)betaalbaar’? Zandsuppleties
als economisch-ruimtelijke kwaliteitsimpuls. RijksInstituut voor Kust en
Zee.
M I C H E L K E M N E R (Febr. 2004) Een Veiligheidsorgaan voor de lucht-
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Graduates
vaart. Transport Safety Institute, Den Haag.
In 2003 the following students graduated from the Policy Analysis Section
(the titles of their MSc theses are given below in italics).
M A R I A K O O I J Tarieven in de waterketen. Een uiteenzetting van de
E S T H E R V A N D E N A K K E R Ruimte voor Succes. Succes- en faal-
R I C K V A N L E N T Odontoceti-Fishery interactions: The use of Acoustic
kenmerken voor de inzet van technisch-inhoudelijke informatie in de
besluitvorming van Ruimte voor de rivier projecten. Oranjewoud te
Oosterhout.
Deterrence as a potential solution to the problem.
I N E K E V A N B E M M E L E N Zij veilig - wij veilig. De wisselwerking tussen
de Vogel- en Habitatrichtlijn en Ruimte voor de Rivier. DHV Management
Consultants.
tariefstructuurdiscussie. DHV Water.
M A R C E L M A A S B O M M E L Omgaan met afslagrisico’s in kustplaatsen.
Een afwegingskader als hulpmiddel in het besluitvormingsproces. Ministerie
V&W. DG Rijkswaterstaat, RIKZ (Rijksinstituut voor Kust en Zee).
naar toepassing van informatietechnologie bij de gecoördineerde operatio-
M A A I K E M U L L E R Het hoofd boven water. Een onderzoek naar de
informatiebehoefte bij de besluitvorming over de inzet van noodoverloopgebieden en de ontwikkeling van een spelsimulatie. Ministerie van Verkeer
en Waterstaat. DG RWS, Dienst Weg en Waterbouwkunde, afd. Waterkeren.
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M A R N I X B O U W M A N ICT in InCidenTen. Rapportage van het onderzoek
A R J A N V A N O S Het Kennemerstrand: een ongewenste ontwikkeling?
RijksInstituut voor Kust en Zee
Students actively working on their
MSc projects as of March 1, 2004
G A N G A R A M P A N D A Y Decentralized management of coastal resources
in Kerala, India: Institutional characteristics of local governments.
B A R T J A N V A N B E U Z E K O M Reconstruction and design of evaluation
D I D O N G P R A B O W O Policy Analysis on Performance-Based Budgeting
System Using Literature Study and System Dynamics Study at the Delft
University of Technology.
T O N Y F I E D L E R Onderzoek naar de mogelijkheden van afstemming van
scheme for cashewnut production in Mozambique.
ICZM - IWRM. Commissioned by DHV Water bv.
W O U T E R G R O E N The impact of public-private cooperation on the legal
R O E L V A N R A A K (March 2004) Facing the threat from the North Sea.
Cross state comparison of practices and instruments of high level policymakers with regard tot storm flood risks. In association with KPMG BEA.
Y . S H U A I Institutional Management of Infrastructure in the Port of
Antwerp.
E R I K S I E P M A N (March 2004) Water User Associations and Community
Organisation in Kisumu Kenia (at SANA).
tasks of the Ministry of Transport and Public Works in the coastal zone
(at RIKZ).
M I C H E L L E H E N D R I K S Coastal safety: How new knowledge questions
emerge from a dynamic actor network. Directorate General of Public Works
and Water Management (Rijkswaterstaat), Road and Hydraulic Engineering
Institute (DWW).
F R A N S H O E B E N S Benchmarking in het Bouw- en Woning Toezicht
(Zenc, BV).
F E N I D A R . S U K A R Y A Finding Opportunities To Improve The Perfor-
mance of Autonomous Water Supply Enterprise (PDAM) Management in
Indonesia.
E R I K V A N H O F S L O T Toward a Blueprint for a Change Laboratory.
Accenture, Amsterdam.
A M A N H U N D A L Airport Development Center. Possibilities for an
International Airport in Amritsar, India.
S O N G H U I Q I N G Graphical and probabilistic techniques for modeling
policy decisions.
J O H A N J O N K E R Benchmarking in het waterbeheer.
G A B Y K L E V E R L A A N - L A N G E N K A M P Benchmarking in het riool-
beheer.
Z E N L I N K W E E Corporate Zenlin Longevity: Formula of 200+ year old
companies. Accenture, Amsterdam.
X U L I J U N Customer relations Management in E-commerce (case:
Amazon).
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N I E L S V A N O O S T R O M Dillemmas in striving for sustainable water
management in Dutch cities: the influence of national policies on local
action. TNO-NiTG, Utrecht.
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4.1
PhD research
P R O J E C T S
L E O N A R D O R E Y E S Regionale ontwikkeling rond kenniscentra in
Mexico.
H A N S - P E T E R S P I E S Change of Division flight level 245 -> 285.
Luchtverkeersleiding Nederlands (LVNL).
M A R C S W E E L S S E N Prioritisation instrument DWW. Rijkswaterstaat
T H E R E S I A Y U N I T A Game theory and international trade agreements.
Understanding map visualization as a tool in
interactive policymaking
Working title: ‘Speaking the language of maps: The role of spatial visualization in policy design’.
This research studies the role of (policy) maps in participatory policymaking
settings. Policy maps play an important role in the policy design process.
With the graphic visualization of the landscape in structured and abstract
patterns (groups, borders, differentiations, etc) maps describe the analysis
of a region, possible policy options and consequences at one glance.
They assist groups of participants in exploring spatial relations, in making
trade-offs between spatial dilemma’s and in explicating a common vocabulary across disciplines, scales, and professional backgrounds. But maps can
also lead to polarized discussions on borders and locations. How does this
work? This thesis tries to answer the question how maps or ‘mapping activities’ can be used effectively and efficiently as supportive tool in interactive
policymaking.
Researcher: Linda Carton; Supervisors: Bert Enserink, Wil Thissen
Intertwining uncertainty analysis and the
drinking water infrastructure design process
This project - which is part of the DIOC programme on Infrastructures aims at developing specific recommendations to drinking water companies
for the organization and structuring of design processes. The process
design will be improved with respect to the development and selection
of strategies to deal with the uncertainties about the future. The focus is
on the first or strategic phase of the design process.
The project developed a theoretical framework for empirical research
during the first two years of the project. During 2001 and 2002, three case
studies were carried out to validate, improve and expand this framework.
Researcher: Machtelt Meijer; Supervisors: Tineke Ruijgh-van der Ploeg,
Wil Thissen
Actors and network analysis methods for
integrated water management
(Delft Cluster, Integrated water management theme)
The project examines the relationship between the systems analysis
approach of existing decision making methods in water management and
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the social and institutional aspects which are the major factors in policy
acceptance and implementation. The aim of the research is to gain understanding of the opportunities to incorporate social and institutional aspects
as a more explicit element of analysis and decision-making, thereby increasing the chances of successful implementation. Actor analysis methods
will be applied to a number of cases, including planning processes in Egypt,
North-Holland, Turkey and the Philippines.
This project is part of the Delft Cluster, Theme 6: Integrated water management in partnership with Delft Hydraulics.
Researcher: Leon Hermans; Supervisor: Wil Thissen
How to make and handle scale choices
in policy analysis processes on water
management
(DIOC Waterworks and watermanagement)
In this research scale choices (in time, space, actor levels and amount of
detail) in policy analysis processes on water management are the key
object of study. The selection of scale always involves a trade-off because
no perfect scale exists. A good example of a scale related dilemma is the
choice between long term and short term interests which may be conflicting, for example economic considerations on short term versus ecological
concerns on the long term.
This example shows that different stakeholders involved in policy analysis
studies may have different interests and therefore different opinions on
what scale choices should be selected in the study. Scale choices are
important because scale plays an important role in determining the
problems to be addressed and the solutions to be found. Scale is not
politically neutral and has a strategic value: the selection of scale may
privilege certain stakeholders.
Therefore important questions that are investigated are: how are scale
choices made, what consequences do they have and how are they handled
during the process?
Researcher: Sonja Karstens; Supervisors: Wil Thissen, Pieter Bots
Options for a Sustainable Reduction of
Aviation’s Gas-Emissions by Technological
Innovations
This research project focuses on three main issues:
1. What does a ‘Sustainable solution for aviation’ means in measurable
proxies?
2. What technological options are promising in bringing this sustainable
solution closer?
3. What elements can be identified that enhance the implementation of
these promising technologies and prevents them from being abused
unsustainably?
The research contains operationilizations of the concept Sustainable
Development, a detailed description of some new aeronautical designs
and some existing designs from the literature, a modeling of the future
(up to 2070) demand for air travel, a policy analysis (base case and new
situation with the promising technologies ideally implemented) and a
multi actor system study.
Researcher: Alexander de Haan; Supervisors: Warren Walker, Bert
Enserink
Development of a quantitative approach to
coping with deep uncertainty
The research focuses on the use and improvement of exploratory modeling
for long-term policy problems. The basic idea of exploratory modeling is to
include as broad future as it is useful to problems that are characterized by
deep uncertainties. The project challenges will be on developing conceptual
and computational model in dealing with both parametric and structural
uncertainties. In addition, there is a requirement for a tool for navigating
through and visualizing of the multi-dimensional problem space, which will
be huge as the consequence of deep uncertainty. Two case studies will be
investigated, namely the strategic planning for infrastructure in the aviation
and energy sector.
Researcher: Buyung Agusdinata; Supervisors: Wil Thissen, Warren Walker,
Pieter Bots
Toward sustainable aviation by technologically reducing air craft emissions
The project focusses on the relation between technological innovations in
aviation and sustainability for the sector. Several ‘engineering’ solutions are
designed and their influence is analysed in a policy analysis framework.
Special interest is paid to what the enhancing and opposing factors are
for implementing promising innovations.
Researcher: Alexander de Haan; Supervisor: Warren Walker
How values conflict: a comparison of
rational models of decision-making and
empirical evidence from the Dutch
electricity system
Public values are much debated; policy makers are expected to safeguard
societies interests and values. In doing so choices are made. Choices about
values are made explicitly or implicitly. The results of these choices affect
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our infrastructure and its organization. The role of the analyst is to facilitate
the policy maker in his decision process. For this, the policy analyst uses a
different array of models. This research tries to understand the discrepancies between rational models of decision-making, used by analysts, and
empirical evidence from the Dutch electricity system.
Researcher: Telli van der Lei; Supervisors: Scott Cunningham, Wil Thissen
4.2
Projects funded by third parties
Knowledge Transfer: A matter of
communication?
The objective of this research project is to identify criteria (and their
determinants) for successful knowledge transfer between researchers/
consultants and policy makers/clients.
Commissioned by: Delft Cluster
Period: August 2000 - May 2003
TB Team: Pieter Bots, Leon Hermans, Linda Carton
In partnership with: WL Delft Hydraulics, DWW Rijkswaterstaat, IHE,
TUD Civiele Techniek
Integrated management of Coastal Zones,
development of visual problem appraisal
(VPA), India
Staff training, rapid appraisal and decision support at the IMCOZ Centre at
CUSAT, Cochin India. (IMCOZ = Integrated Management of Coastal Zones;
CUSAT = Cochin University of Science and Technology). Research cooperation involving a visit of Dr. Ramachandran (CUSAT) to Delft.
Joint project with: Larenstein University for professional education
Deventer and Cochin Unversity for Science and Technology
Sponsored by: Van Hall Institute Leeuwarden and CICAT/NUFFIC
Researcher: Bert Enserink
Sustainable Building
Sustainability in building projects is a complex process due to the different
interest of the multiple stakeholders and the fact that there are many and
varied interpretations of sustainability. To generate understanding of the
range of motives underpinning sustainable decisions, DUT has developed
the Sustainable Decision Model (DuBes) which is supported by a computer
tool (MEDIA).
Researchers: Pieter Bots and others
Commissioned by: Delfts Cluster
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Community of Practice Breedband
Participation in a consortium with DHV Management Consultants, Kuiper
Compagnons and BECO Environmental Management. The consortium
supported the community of practice to think up innovative solutions for
intensive, multiple and sustainabel use of space in industrial/business
areas.
Commissioned by: Habiforum
Researcher: Bert Enserink, Mirjam Huis in't Veld (AOP), Maura Soekijad
(AOP)
HarmoniCOP
Participation in EU sponsored research project on public participation in
river basin management. Work on deliverable 5: a national report expressing the state of the art of public partticipation in water management in the
Netherlands.
Commissioned by: EU
Researchers: Bert Enserink, Dille Kamps and Erik Mostert (RBA Centre)
Waterinvestments for nature
Exploratory strategic research to find options for cooperation between
stakeholders for creating new nature through watermanagement.
Commissioned by: the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Safety
Researchers: Bert Enserink, Willemijn Dicke and Dille Kamps
Monitoring of new Transport Technologies
A joint research project with the Dutch Ministry of Transport, Willems and
van Wildenberg, and the Transport Section of TBM. The research investigated methods for the automated monitoring and reporting of new transportation technologies.
Commissioned by: the Dutch Ministry of Transport
Researcher: Scott Cunningham
Exploitation of Transport Research Results
via the Web
EXTR@Web is collecting, structuring, analysing and disseminating transport
research results from within the European Research Area, as well as for
selected global transport research programmes and projects. The aim is to
support the transport research and policymaking process over the next four
years by providing timely access to the latest results and their implications.
Researcher: Warren Walker, Vincent Marchau (TLO), Wouter Boon (TLO)
Commissioned by: EU
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Long term planning for TPG Post
The project concentrated on exploring application of the Adaptive Planning
Concept to the long-term planning for the postal distribution system of TPG
Post.
Commissioner: TPG Post
Researcher: Warren Walker, Hugo Verheul
Strategic MER Scheldt Estuary
Contribution to the formulation and improvement of a qualitative model to
aid in identifying the aspects of importance in conducting a strategic
environmental impact assessment for Scheldt Estuary.
Commissioned by: Arcadis
Period: June - July 2003
Researcher: JH Slinger
COMRISK
Advice on developing an analytical framework for evaluating the national
policies and strategies of five countries bordering the North Sea formed the
basis of the contribution of the policy analysis section to the European
Union funded project ‘Common strategies for storm flood risk’.
Commissioned by: KPMG BEA
Researchers: JH Slinger, Andrew Hale
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Book
T H I S S E N , W A H (Section Policy Analysis) & Herder, PM (Section Energy
& Industry), editors (2003). Critical Infrastructures. State of the Art in
Research and Application. Boston/Dordrecht/London: Kluwer Academic
Publishers, 304 pp.
Contributions to books
B U E R E N , E M V A N (Section Policy, Organisation and Management),
Bots, PWG (Section Policy Analysis), Seijdel, RR (extern) & Mayer, IS
(Section Policy, Organisation and Management) (2003). The Dubes game:
supporting sustainable urban renewal projects. In Mayer, & Veeneman,
(Ed.), Games in a World of Infrastructures. (pp. 125-144). Delft: Eburon.
C A R T O N , L J (Section Policy Analysis), Karstens, SAM (Section Policy
Analysis), Rozemeijer, M. (extern), Asselt, M. van (extern), Goossen, H
(extern), Greeuw, S (extern), Haasnoot, M (extern), Klooster, S van 't
(extern), Ruijgrok, E (extern), Tanczos, I (extern), Valkering, P (extern),
Verschelling, E (extern) & Visser, PJ (Section Hydraulic Engineering) (2002).
The W4S game: exploring the future consequences of water management.
In Mayer, Igor & Veeneman, Wijnand (Ed.), Games in a World of Infrastructures. (pp. 85-103). Delft: Eburon Delft.
C A R T O N , L J (Section Policy Analysis), Jong, WM de (Section Policy,
Organisation and Management), Leijten, M (Section Policy, Organisation
and Management), Mayer, IS (Section Policy, Organisation and Management), Scalzo, R (extern) & Dammers, E (extern) (2003).
The urban netwerkgame: innovations in development planning. In Mayer,
IS & Veeneman, WW (Ed.), Games in a world of infrastructures. (pp. 3967). Delft: Eburon.
E N S E R I N K , B (Section Policy Analysis) & Mostert, E (Section Land- and
Water Management) (2003). What is public participation? In TU-Delft, RBA
Centre, (Ed.), Public Participation and The European Water Framework
Directive; A framework for Analysis. (pp. 5-9). Delft: TU Delft, RBA Centre.
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H E R D E R , P M (Section Energy & Industry) & Thissen, WAH (Section
Policy Analysis) (2003). Critical Infrastructures; A new and Challenging
Research Field. In Thissen, WAH & Herder, PM (Ed.), Critical Infrastructures
- State of the Art in Research and Application. (pp. 1-8). Boston/Dordrecht/
London: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
H E R M A N S , L M (Section Policy Analysis) & Bots, PWG (Section Policy
Analysis) (2003). Metagames: exploring participatory stakeholder analysis
for water management in Egypt. In Veeneman, & Mayer, (Ed.), Games in a
world of infrastructures. (pp. 181-204). Delft: Eburon.
T H I S S E N , W A H (Section Policy Analysis) & Herder, PM (Section Energy
& Industry) (2003). Synthesis of Approaches and Insights. In Thissen, WAH
& Herder, PM (Ed.), Critical Infrastructures - State of the Art in Research
and Application. (pp. 283-301). Boston/ Dordrecht/ London USA: Kluwer
Academic Publishers.
W A L K E R , W E (Section Policy Analysis), Lang, NA (Section System Engin-
eering), Keur, J (extern), Visser, HG (Ch. Flight Mechanics and Propulsion),
Wijnen, RAA (Ch. Flight Mechanics and Propulsion), Kohse, U (Section
System Engineering), Veldhuis, J (Extern) & Haan, ARC de (Section Policy
Analysis) (2003). An organizational decision support system for airport
strategic exploration. In Bui, T, Sroka, H, Stanek, S & Goluchowski, J (Ed.),
DSS in the Uncertainty of the Internet Age. (pp. 435-452). Katowice:
Consorg.
Publications in English language Journals
B O T S , P W G (Section Policy Analysis) & Lohman, FAB (Section System
Engineering) (2003). Effectiveness of DataMining: A tool for testing the
vein. International journal of technology, policy and management (IJTPM),
1-12.
M A R C H A U , V A W J (Section Transport Policy & Logistical Organization)
& Walker, WE (Section Policy Analysis) (2003). Dealing with uncertainty in
implementing Advanced Driver Assistance Systems: An Adaptive Approach.
Integrated Assessment, 4(1), 35-45.
R I E T , O A W T V A N D E (Section Transport Policy & Logistical Organization), Edelenbos, J (Section Policy, Organisation and Management) &
Monnikhof, RAH (Section Policy Analysis) (2003). A Double Helix approach:
a proposal to forge a better integration of analysis and policy development.
International journal of technology, policy and management (IJTPM), 3(1),
21-22.
S J O E R , E (Section Education & Technology), Herder, PM (Section Energy
& Industry), Bogman, F (extern), Daalen, C van (Section Policy Analysis),
Danes, W (extern), Dopper, SM (Section Education & Technology), Kruit, M
(Section Technology, Strategy & Entrepreneurship), Peppen, AJ van (niet
sectie gebonden WP), Venn, PJ van de (extern) & Verkroost, MJ (Section
Education & Technology) (2003). Developing and implementing innovative
ICT -supported engineering education. European journal of engineering
education, 28(3), 403-420.
W A L K E R , W E (Section Policy Analysis), Harremoes, P (extern), Rotmans,
J (extern), Sluijs, JP van der (extern), Asselt, MBA van (extern), Janssen, P
(extern) & Krayer von Kraus, MP (extern) (2003). Defining Uncertainty.
A conceptual Basis for Uncertainty Management in Model-based Decision
Support. Integrated Assessment, 4(1), 5-17.
W A L K E R , W E (Section Policy Analysis) & Marchau, VAWJ (Section Trans-
port Policy & Logistical Organization) (2003). Dealing with uncertainty in
Policy Analysis and Policymaking. Integrated Assessment, 4(1), 1-4.
Conference Contributions
E N S E R I N K , B (Section Policy Analysis) & Monnikhof, RAH (Section
B O T S , P W G (Section Policy Analysis) & Hermans, LM (Section Policy
Policy Analysis) (2003). Information Management for Public Participation in
Co-design Processes: Evaluation of a Dutch Example. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 46(3), 315-344.
Analysis). Developing ‘playable metagames’ for participatory stakeholder
analysis. In Social Contributions and Responsibilities of Simulation &
Gaming 2003. (pp. 647-656). Chiba, Japan: Japan Association of
Simulation and Gaming.
H E R M A N S , L M (Section Policy Analysis), Beroggi, GEG (Extern) &
Loucks, DP (extern) (2003). Managing water quality in a New York City
watershed. Journal of hydroinformatics, 5(3), 155-168.
B O T S , P W G (Section Policy Analysis). L’ enseignement de la gestion de
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projet par la voie du jeu. In Questions de pédagogies dans l'enseignement
superieur réflexions, projets et pratiques. (pp. 91-95). Brest, France:
ENSIETA.
IWA International Water Association.
M A Y E R , I S (Section Policy, Organisation and Management), Leijten, M
B O T S , P W G (Section Policy Analysis) & Seijdel, R (Section Materials
Science) (2002). MEDIA. A decision support tool for urban development.
In Pettersen, TD (Ed.), Proceedings Sustainable Building 2002 International
Conference. (pp. 1-6). Norway , Oslo: The Norwegian Ecobuild Program.
C A R T O N , L J (Section Policy Analysis) (2003). Framing spatial planning
issues on maps: informative or controversial? In Dijst, M, P Schot, K de
Jong (Ed.), Framing Land Use Dynamics: reviewed abstracts international
conference 16-18 April, 2003. (pp. 151-152). Utrecht: Faculty of Geographical Sciences, Utrecht University.
E N S E R I N K , B (Section Policy Analysis) (2003). Creating a Scenariologic
- Design and Application of a Repeatable Methodology. In Proceedings of
the 36th IEEE Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences.
(pp. 1-10). Hawaii: IEEE.
(Section Policy, Organisation and Management), Carton, LJ (Section Policy
Analysis), Jong, WM de (Section Policy, Organisation and Management),
Scalzo, R (extern), Dammers, E (extern) & Verwest, F (extern) (2003).
The urban network game; a simulation of future of joint city interests.
In Kiyoshi Arai, (Ed.), Social contributions and responsibilities of simulation
and gaming. (pp. 119-128). Chiba, Japan.
R O E T E R I N K , H J H (Interduct), Lukszo, Z (Section Energy & Industry),
Weijnen, MPC (Section Energy & Industry) & Daalen, C van (Section Policy
Analysis) (2003). Improving the logistic performance in a food company
using a system dynamics model for the internal supply chain: a case study.
In Proceedings of the 21st international conference of the system dynamics
society. New York.
E N S E R I N K , B (Section Policy Analysis) & Gent, D van (extern), Bouw-
S L I N G E R , J H (Section Policy Analysis) & Daalen, C van (Section Policy
Analysis) (2003). System Dynamics in environmental decision making. In
1st Nordic Conference on Decision Support. Lübeck.
man, M (extern) (2003). The promise of ICT support for incident management in the Port of Rotterdam. In Newkirk, Ross T & Stoop, John (Ed.),
Emergency Management in a Changing World. The International Emergency Management Society 10th Annual Conference Proceedings. (pp. 304314). Sophia-Antipolis, France: TIEMS/Ecole des Mines de Paris.
T H I S S E N , W A H (Section Policy Analysis) & Herder, PM (Section Energy
& Industry). Critical Infrastructures: Challenges for Systems Engineering.
In Proceedings 2003 IEEE International Conference on System, Man and
Cybernetics. (pp. 2042-2047). Washington: OmniPress/IEEE.
H E R M A N S , L M (Section Policy Analysis) (2003). Agenda Setting in Policy
W A L K E R , W E (Section Policy Analysis), Lang, NA (Section System Engin-
Analysis: Exploring Conflict for a Case of Water Resources Management in
the Philippines. In SMC 2003 Conference Proceedings. (pp. 3314-3321).
Washington DC: OmniPress, IEEE.
eering), Keur, J. (extern), Visser, HG (Ch. Flight Mechanics and Propulsion),
Wijnen, RAA (Ch. Flight Mechanics and Propulsion), Kohse, U (Section
System Engineering), Veldhuis, J (extern) & Haan, ARC de (Section Technology Assessment) (2003). An Organizational Decision Support System
for Airport Strategic Exploration.
In Proceedings of the 7th International Conference of the International
Society for Decision Support Systems. (pp. 435-452). Ustrom.
H U I S I N ' T V E L D , M A A (Section Work and Organisational Psychology), Soekijad, M (Section Work and Organisational Psychology) & Enserink,
B (Section Policy Analysis) (2003). Learning in Interorganisational Communities of Practice. In HCP 2003 Human Centered Processes. Distributed
decision making and man-machine cooperation. (pp. 107-112).
Luxembourg: Centre Universitaire Luxembourg.
K O O I M A N , S O N J A (extern), Kooij, Maria (extern) & Meijer, MH
(Section Policy Analysis) (2003). Practical Study on uncertainty analysis
in drinking water infrastructure planning; two Dutch case studies.
In Proceedings of the 1st IWA Young researchers Conference. (pp. 74-81).
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W I T T E V E E N , L O E S (extern), Enserink, B (Section Policy Analysis) &
Ramachandran, A (extern) (2003). People on stage, a visual problem appraisal of Kerala’s Coast. In Proceedings of the International Conference:
People and the Sea II - Conflicts, Threats and Opportunities. (pp. 1-13).
Amsterdam: MARE.
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Articles in Dutch periodicals
M A Y E R , I S (Section Policy, Organisation and Management), Jong, WM
de (Section Policy, Organisation and Management), Carton, LJ (Section
Policy Analysis), Leijten, M (Section Policy, Organisation and Management)
& Dammers, E (extern) (2003). Het spel om de ruimte; experimenteren met
ontwikkelingsplanologie in Brabantstad. Bestuurswetenschappen, 6(57e
jrg), 494-517.
Carton, LJ (Section Policy Analysis) (2003). Nieuwe kaarten, Nieuwe
kansen. Evaluatie en procesontwerp voor waterkansenkaarten Delfland.
Delft: TBM/TU Delft, 36 pp.
E N S E R I N K , B (Section Policy Analysis) & Verheul, HHM (Section Policy,
Organisation and Management) (2003). Aanzet voor gezamenlijke kennisontwikkeling Corporate Kennisthema ‘Kennis van de Burger’. Den Haag/
Delft: CPS Centre for Process Management and Simulation, 17 pp.
M U L L E R , M (extern), Bots, PWG (Section Policy Analysis) & Thissen,
WAH (Section Policy Analysis) (2003). Besluitvorming bij inundatie; een spel
voor volwassenen. H2O: tijdschrift voor watervoorziening en waterbeheer,
36(21), 27-30.
H E R M A N S , L M (Section Policy Analysis) (2003). Actor Analysis for the
Water REMIND Project, Final Report. Delft: TU Delft, Faculteit TBM, 46 pp.
A N G G R A E N I , E L I S A (extern), Lukszo, Z (Section Energy & Industry),
Weijnen, MPC (Section Energy & Industry), Cunningham, S (Section Policy
Analysis) & Roeterink, HJH (Interduct) (2003). Production Planning and
Scheduling Decision Making in Batch Wise Processes, The use of Performance Measurement System Concept. Delft: Delft University of Technology, TPM, E&I, 129 pp.
M A R C H A U , V A W J (Section Transport Policy & Logistical Organization),
Wiethoff, M (Section Work and Organisational Psychology), Hermans, LM
(Section Policy Analysis), Meulen, R van der (extern) & Brookhuis, KA
(Section Transport Policy & Logistical Organization) (2003). Actor Analysis
Intelligent Speed Adaptation. Delft: TBM/AOP, 73 pp.
Reports
K O R N , M S (extern), Lukszo, Z (Section Energy & Industry), Bots, PWG
(Section Policy Analysis), Meij, LM (extern), Jansma, HJ (extern) & Weijnen,
MPC (Section Energy & Industry) (2003). A conceptual framework for
replacement Decisions. Delft: TU Delft/TBM, 86 pp.
M O S T E R T , E (Section Land- and Water Management), Pahl-Wostl, C
B O T S , P W G (Section Policy Analysis), Daalen, C van (Section Policy
B O T S , P W G (Section Policy Analysis) & Rozemeijer, MCJ (extern) (2003).
(extern), Enserink, B (Section Policy Analysis), Bouwen, R (extern), Craps, M
(extern), Dewulf, A (extern), Prins, S (extern), Taillieu, T (extern), Rossen, E
(extern), Maurel, P (extern), Garin, P (extern), Cernesson, F (extern),
Ferrand, N (extern) & Krywkow, J (extern) (2003). Social Learning in River
Basin Management. Leuven: KU Leuven, 70 pp.
Knowledge transfer in water management; a communication perspective.
Delft: Delft Cluster, 126 pp.
R O Z E M E I J E R , M J C (extern), Asselt, M van (extern), Carton, LJ (Section
Analysis) & Peerdeman, SAG (2003). Zelfstudie Onderwijsvisitatie Opleiding
Technische Bestuurskunde. Delft: TU Delft, 104 pp.
B R A B E R , M . D E N (extern), Berg, MF van den (extern), Dubbeling,
MPhW (extern), Enserink, B (Section Policy Analysis), Huis in ’t Veld, MAA
(Section Work and Organisational Psychology), Krogt, RAA van der (extern)
& Soekijad, M (Section Work and Organisational Psychology) (2003).
Slotdocument COP Breedband: Intensief ruimtegebruik op bedrijventerreinen: Sleutels tot een nieuwe praktijk. Amersfoort: DHV Management
Consultants, 38 pp.
Policy Analysis), Goosen, H (extern), Greeuw, S (extern), Haasnoot, M
(extern), Karstens, SAM (Section Policy Analysis), Klooster, S van 't (extern),
Ruijgrok, E (extern), Tanczos, I (extern), Valkering, P (extern), Verschelling,
E (extern) & Visser, PJ (Section Hydraulic Engineering) (2003).
De Water-voor-Ruimte spelmethodiek: spelenderwijs naar gezamenlijke
visievorming. Delft: WL|Delft Hydraulics, 65 pp.
R O Z E M E I J E R , M J C (extern), Asselt, M van (extern), Carton, LJ (Section
Voort, HG van der (Section Policy, Organisation and Management) &
Policy Analysis), Goosen, H (extern), Haasnoot, M (extern), Karstens, SAM
(Section Policy Analysis), Klooster, S van 't (extern), Ruijgrok, E (extern),
Tanczos, I (extern), Valkering, P (extern), Verschelling, E (extern) & Visser,
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E E T E N , M J G V A N (Section Policy, Organisation and Management),
PJ (Section Hydraulic Engineering) (2003). Spelregels voor het Water-voorRuimte spel: een methodiek voor gezamenlijke visievorming. Delft: WL|
Delft Hydraulics, 23 pp.
S U R Y A P R A N A T A , A S T R I D (extern), Lukszo, Z (Section Energy &
Industry), Weijnen, MPC (Section Energy & Industry), Cunningham, S
(Section Policy Analysis), Marshman, Clive (extern) & Krijgsman, Ardjan
(extern) (2003). Forecasting Framework for Inventory and Sales of Short
Life Span Products. Delft: Delft University of Technology, TPM, E&I, 118 pp.
W I T T E V E E N , L O E S (extern), Enserink, B (Section Policy Analysis) &
Ramachandran, A (extern) (2003). Visual Problem Appraisal ‘Kerala's Coast’
Facilitators Guide. Deventer: Larenstein - University of Professional Education, 130 pp.
W I T T E V E E N , L O E S (extern), Enserink, B (Section Policy Analysis) &
Ramachandran, A (extern) (2003). Visual Problem Appraisal ‘Kerala's Coast’
workbook. Deventer, Nederland: Larenstein - University of Professional
Education, 55 pp.
Other
B O T S , P W G (Section Policy Analysis) & Seijdel, RR (extern) (17-06-
2003). Supporting Impact Assessment in Urban Regeneration Processes.
23rd Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment 2003: Marrakech, Marocco (17-06-2003 - 20-06-2003).
(Conference presentation)
H E R M A N S , L M (Section Policy Analysis) & Muluk, CB (extern) (07-11-
2002). Actor Analysis for the implementation of the European Water Framework Directive in Turkey. NCR-days 2002. Current themes in Dutch River
Research. Nijmegen (07-11-2002 - 08-11-2002).
(Presentation)
H E R M A N S , L M (Section Policy Analysis) (11-04-2003). Using stakeholder
analysis to analyse decision making in the water sector. Londen, External
expert presentation for workshop of WaterTime research project, University
of Greenwich.
(Presentation/lecture)
J O N G , G D E (extern) & Walker, WE (Section Policy Analysis) (08-092003). RAND Europe's Experience with Freight Transport Models. Elsinor
(Helsingor), Denmark, Conference on national and international freight
transport models (with application to the Scandinavian-European transport
corridor).
(Presentation/lecture)
V I S S E R , H G (Ch. Flight Mechanics and Propulsion), Chin, RTH (Section
System Engineering), Wijnen, RAA (Ch. Flight Mechanics and Propulsion),
Walker, WE (Section Policy Analysis), Keur, J (extern), Kohse, U (Section
System Engineering) & Veldhuis, J (extern) (17-11-2003). The airport
business suite: a decision support system for airport strategic exploration.
Denver, Colorado, lezing tijdens AIAA 3rd Annual Aviation Technology,
Integration an Operations (ATIO) Technical Forum 2003.
(Presentation/lecture)
W A L K E R , W E (Section Policy Analysis) (30-01-2003). Making a diffe-
D A A L E N , C V A N (Section Policy Analysis), Dopper, SM (niet sectie
gebonden WP), Herder, PM (Section Energy & Industry) & Kruit, M (Section
Technology, Strategy & Entrepreneurship), Sjoer, E (01-01-2003). Examples
of ICT in Higher Education - techniques and case studies. Interactive
Project on CD-rom: Delft (01-01-2003).
(Softwareproduct)
E N S E R I N K , B (Section Policy Analysis), Ramachandran, A. (extern) &
rence in transport policymaking: RAND Europe's approach to policy
analysis. Cambridge, Transport Colloqium, Churchill College.
(Presentation/lecture)
W A L K E R , W E (Section Policy Analysis) (25-04-2003). Responsible Policy
Analysis. Fontainebleau, Workshop on Promoting ethics in operations
research.
(Presentation/lecture)
Balchand, AN (extern) (21-02-2003). Coastal Zone Regulation in Kerala and
its impact on the Coastal Society in Kerala State. Some preliminary
findings of IMCOZ studies. Ernakulam, Marine Sciences, IMCOZ Workshop/
CICAT.
(Presentation/lecture)
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M E M B E R S H I P
Membership of doctoral committees
WIL THISSEN
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O. van der Riet: Policy Analysis in a Multi-Actor Setting. TU Delft.
(promotor)
Membership of commissions/advisory
groups/committees
BERT ENSERINK
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COB Programmacommissie II Planologie en bestuurlijke organisatie
COB Uitvoeringscommissie B204
Core member Community of Practice Breedband
Member expertgroup HBO opleidingen plattelandsvernieuwing
HERMAN VAN DER MOST
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Member of the working group of Safety of the Technical Advisory
Committee for Water Defence
TINEKE RUIJGH-VAN DER PLOEG
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Project manager for Water project in DIOC infrastructure
Member of the board of Hoogheemraadschap Delfland (Water Board)
JILL SLINGER
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Technical Advisory Committee for Water Defence - working group Coast
WIL THISSEN
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Vice-president (Technical Activities), IEEE Systems, Man and Cybernetics
Society
Board member NWO-Institute SRON (Space Research Organisation
Netherlands)
Member of Programme Advisory Board at Centrum Ondergronds Bouwen
(COB) Gouda
General committee member of the inter-faculty working party ‘Effectief
Gebruik Ondergrondse Ruimte’ (GOR)
Member of Operations Committee of the Center for River Basin Analysis,
Administration and Management (RBA)
Member Strategic Platform R3 - ROM Rijnmond
Member Uitvoeringscommissie, Universiteits Fonds Delft
WARREN E. WALKER
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Member of the Scientific Committee of the Spotlights Thematic Network
(a project within the European Commission’s Fifth Framework
Programme that is helping to specify a European Transportation Policy
Information System for the EC)
Membership of professional/scientific
associations
PIETER BOTS
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Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM)
International Federation for Information Processing
LINDA CARTON
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Nederlands Instituut voor Ruimtelijke Ordening en Volkshuisvesting (NIROV)
GIN: member of Geo-Informatie Nederland
ELS VAN DAALEN
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System Dynamics Society
Society for research into Higher Education
BERT ENSERINK
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International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA)
ALEXANDER DE HAAN
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Aviation Research Club The Netherlands
MACHTELT MEIJER
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KVWN. Koninklijke Vereniging voor Waterleidingbelangen in Nederland
JILL SLINGER
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International Association of Impact Assessment (IAIA)
European Union of Coastal Conservation
Southern African Society of Acquatic Scientists
Consortium for Estuarine Research and Management
WIL THISSEN
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Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM)
International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA)
IEEE Systems, Man and Cybernetics Society (IEEE-SMC)
IEEE Engineering Management Society
Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS)
KIvI, afdelingen voor Waterbeheer, bedrijfskunde
System Dynamics Society
WARREN E. WALKER
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Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS)
Membership of Editorial Boards and
Editorships
WIL THISSEN
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Editorial Board of Technological Forecasting and Social Change
WARREN E. WALKER
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Editorial Board of the International Journal of Technology, Policy and
Management
Guest Editor of Special Issue of Integrated Assessment on Uncertainty in
Policy Analysis and Policymaking