CABERNET 2014 / HOMBRE Final Conference

CABERNET 2014:

Tailored & Sustainable Redevelopment toward Zero Brownfields

4^th International Conference on Managing Urban Land

Final Conference of the EU FP7 Project “HOMBRE”
In Cooperation with the EU FP7 Projects “GLOCOM”, “GREENLAND” and “TIMBRE”

PROCEEDINGS of the CABERNET 2014 conference

Tuesday, 14^th October 2014

OPENING

Hans van Duijne, Deltares, The Netherlands
Paul Nathanail, University of Nottingham, UK

Key note lecture

Integrated urban policies and land management
Didier Vancutsem, URBACT, EU

first session

Policy approaches to brownfield regeneration challenges

Value creation by connecting societal challenges with land management
Margot de Cleen, Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment, The Netherlands

Tradable planning permits for land use control – A Policy approach for less greenfield development and more brownfield regeneration?
Detlef Grimski, Federal Environment Agency, Germany

The EU Guidelines on Environmental and Energy State aid for 2014-2020 and the Remediation of Contaminated
Joachim Sanden, Ministry of Urban Development and Environment of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Germany

Solutions to bring state-of-the-art knowledge and information into application

Brownfield regeneration in a circular economy
Jaap Tuinstra, Soil Protection Technical Committee, The Netherlands

The Brownfield Navigator
Linda Maring, Deltares, The Netherlands

Timbre Information System for the provision of tailored and customized information on brownfield regeneration according to users´reqirements
Lisa Pizzol, University Ca´Foscari Venice, Italy

Approaches to regeneration and evaluation of their sustainability

Conceptual site or project models for sustainability assessment and overall value
Pierre Menger, Tecnalia, Spain

Biomass production on brownfields
Karl Eckert, Projektgruppe Stadt + Entwicklung, Germany

second session

Gentle soil remediaton options

Phytoremediation of trace element –contaminated soils in Europe – option appraisal based on longterm field experiments
Markus Puschenreiter, University of Natural Resources an Life Science Vienna, Austria

Gentle Remediation Options for the management of largescale contaminated agricultural sites in Saxony, Germany
Silke Neu, Saxon State Office for Environment, Agriculture and Geology, Germany

Microbial community structure and activity in trace element- contaminated soils (phyto)managed by Gentle Remediation Options (GRO)
Maria Touceda-González, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria

Field demonstrations of Gentle (Phyto)Remediation Options in the EU FP7 GREENLAND network of trace element –contaminated sites
Michel Mench, INRA – University of Bordeaux, France

Deployment of aided phytostabilisation at field scale: set up and monitoring lessons
Valérie Bert, INERIS, France

Processing of plant biomass harvested at trace element-contaminated site managed by gentle (phyto)remediation options
Valérie Bert, INERIS, France

Developing a practical decision support tool (DST) for the application of gentle remediation options
Andrew Cundy, University of Brighton, UK

Testing novel combinations of amendments for stabilization of metals in heavily contaminated soils
Grzegorz Siebielec, Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation (IUNG), Poland

Wednesday, 15^th October 2014

Key note lecture

Soil Remediaton and Land Management – a Win-Win Situation
Harald Burmeier, ITVA/Germany

first session

Decision support tools on technologies for land revitalization

Tool-assisted design and comparative evaluation of sustainable land use alternatives for brownfield redevelopment
Michael Finkel, University of Tuebingen, Germany

Soft re-use of Brownfields: decision support and opportunity matrix?
Victor Beumer, Deltares, The Netherlands

GIS-based Identifcaton of Infill Development Potentials on the Basis of Topographic and Cadastral Databases – Prospects and Limits
Robert Hecht, Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development, Germany

Emerging strategies and technologies for effective remediation

HOMBRE technology trains: smoothering the transition of brownfields to new uses?
Martijn Smit, Wageningen University, the Netherlands

Technology train for reusing excavated material in a Brownfield regeneration context
Renato Baciocchi, University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, Italy

Integrated strategies for Brownfield regeneration: treatment of subsoil and alkaline ressidues by the combined Ecogrout-carbonation process
Wouter van der Star, Deltares, The Netherlands

In situ remediaton of Pb/Zn mining and processing impacted sites
Wolfgang Friesl-Hanl, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria

A Novel Remediation Approach for POPs Contaminated Solids Using Carbonaceous Materials
Long Zhao, Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China

Tools and technologies to foster land revitalization

Persistent organic pollutants in agricultural soil and prevention of leakage to the surroundings
Lisa Lundin, Umea University, Sweden

Biochars and Green Waste Compost for the Immobilisation of Cu in Contaminated Soil - HOMBRE /Greenland Joint Project
Sarah Jones, r3 environmental technology ltd, UK

How to engage towards an effective and sustainable redevelopment of large and complex brownfield sites
Elsa Limasset, BRGM, France

Key note lecture

A Local Perspective On Unlocking Innovative Transatlantic Cooperation
Dale Medearis, Northern Virgina Regional Commission / USA