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12 Dec 2019
Keynote speech: CPS in transport for South Baltic Sea Region
On 5 December 2019, Carsten Schürmann was invited as keynote speaker at the INTERCONNECT partner meeting in Rostock, Germany, to give a presentation entitled "Cross-border public services (CPS): An instrument to implement...more »
11 Jun 2019
CPS Presentation at Annual RSA Conference
Carsten Schürmann presented selected results of the ESPON CPS Project in two presentations at the Annual RSA Conference in Santiago de Compostela (4-7 June 2019). In the special ESPON session on 'Re-regionalising Europe - Towards...more »
20 Feb 2012
Dortmund Conference 2010 on Spatial Planning ResearchCarsten Schürmann and Klaus Spiekermann (Spiekermann&Wegener Urban and Regional Research) gave a joint presentation at the Dortmund Conference 2012: The Mobile and the Immobile - development and transformation of the mobile...more »
30 Oct 2013
Service area analysis for city location in Langenfeld, Northrhine-Westfalia
In the framework of a comprehensive real estate analysis for a city center location in the City of Langenfeld, Northrhine-Westfalia, implemented by Cushman&Wakefield,Frankfurt/Main, service areas with different travel time...more »
27 Jun 2012
Service area analysis for the City of Munster
In the framework of a comprehensive real estate analysis for the City of Münster (Northrhine-Westaflia) done by Cushman&Wakefield, Frankfurt, TCP International was asked to analyse service areas. This analysis aimed at...more »
23 Sep 2019
County Coesfeld: Selected Results of EUREGIO Air Accessibility Study
On 16 September 2019, Carsten Schürmann presented selected results of the EUREGIO Air Accessibility study to the Committee on Finance, Economic and Regional Development of the County of Coesfeld. Focus of his presentation was...more »
24 Nov 2014
Accessibility calculations for Lower Saxony
Mr. Schürmann gave a presentation on November 21, 2014 , at the Lower Saxony Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection (ML) on accessibility calculations for Lower Saxony. Besides discusing theoretical questions...more » |
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