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EPSRC Reference: GR/S18595/01
Title: SUE TRAVEL Grant: Knowledge Mapping and Bringing About Change for the Sustainable Urban Environment - Travel Grant
Principal Investigator: Egbu, Professor C
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Project Partners:
UMIST / CROMTEC
Department: Sch of Engineering & Built Environment
Organisation: Glasgow Caledonian University
Scheme: Standard Research (Pre-FEC)
Starts: 30 October 2002 Ends: 29 September 2004 Value (£): 7,501
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Construction Ops & Management Urban & Land Management
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:
Construction Transport Systems and Vehicles
No relevance to Underpinning Sectors Technical Consultancy
R&D
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Summary on Grant Application Form
The travel grant will be used to support the refinement of the core bid and maintain the momentum in the consortium; to facilitate the travel to meetings by consortium members; and travel to meet with prospective partners and case study participants. Specifically, we expect to incur travel costs for (1) Regular full consortium meetings, involving all parties (London); (2) Three other consortium steering group meetings to discuss the formation of the core bid team and the detail of the core bid. This steering group will comprise all academic partners and a selection of the industry partners in the bid team and the detail of the core bid. To occur at each of the academic partners' locations, to be lead by the host and for the purposes of explaining in more detail the facilities and faculty that they can bring to the project. Three locations - Glasgow, Cambridge, and Manchester (The fourth South Bank University hosting will be timed to coincide with a full consortium meeting); (3) Travel for consortium champions to attend meetings with data-providers for the core project ; (4) Travel to meet with prospective new partners, plus project teams, consortium champions, users and datahosts, also with representatives of agencies involved in roll-out of sustainbale environment initiatives who cannot attend our scheduled meetings; and (5) Travel to negotiate core bid with (and assumed to be at) EPSRC (2 trips estimated).
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