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General Information -Travel, Conference Location and Other Useful Information 2006 Berlin Conference on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change “Resource Policies: Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Equity” General Information -travel, conference location and other useful information ATTENTION – THE CONFERENCE VENUE HAS CHANGED! Conference location The 2006 Berlin Conference on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change will take place at the Freie Universität Berlin, which is located in the Dahlem area in the south-western district of Berlin-Zehlendorf. The registration desk and the opening session on Friday morning, 17 November, will now be in the Institute for Chemistry and Biochemistry - Anorganic Chemistry, located on university campus: Institute for Chemistry and Biochemistry - Anorganic Chemistry Fabeckstr. 34 14195 Berlin The next bus stop/subway station is “Dahlem-Dorf”. Plenary sessions will take place in the same location. You will receive a detailed map on which all seminar rooms are indicated with your personal registration folder at the registration desk. How to get to the conference venue Arriving by plane: There are three airports in Berlin: Tegel (TXL), Schönefeld (SXF), and Tempelhof (THF). Most international flights arrive at Tegel or Schönefeld. Both airports can be reached by public transportation. From Tegel Airport, take the Airport Express Bus X9 to Station “Jakob-Kaiser-Platz”. Change to subway line U7 (direction “Rudow”) until stop “Fehrbelliner Platz”. There change to subway line U3 (direction “Krumme Lanke”). Exit at station “Dahlem-Dorf”. Once you arrive at “Dahlem-Dorf” station on 17 November, there will be signs guiding you from the subway/bus station to the conference location. From Schönefeld Airport, take the metropolitan train (S-Bahn, marked by green "S" signs) S 45 (direction “S+U Hermannstraße”) to Station “S+U Neukölln”. From Station “S+U Neukölln”, take line S 41 (direction “Schöneberg”) until “Heidelberger Platz”. There change to subway line U3 (direction “Krumme Lanke”) and exit at Dahlem-Dorf. Arriving by train: All trains arrive or stop at the new Hauptbahnhof (Central Station). From there, either take a taxi or use public transportation to get to your hotel. The section on hotel information below explains about how to get to each hotel from Central Station. If you travel by public transportation, take city train S 75 (direction “Spandau Bhf) to station “Berlin Zoologischer Garten”. Change to Subway Line U9 (direction “Rathaus Steglitz”). At station “Spichernstraße”, change to subway line U3 (direction “Krumme Lanke”) and get off at station “Dahlem-Dorf”. Once you arrive at Dahlem-Dorf station on 17 November, there will be signs guiding you from the subway station to the conference location. You will also find details on transportation specific to your hotel in our hotel information below. Conference schedule and format A short version of the conference programme is available for download from the programme section of this website. The registration desk will open on Friday, 17 November at 8.00 a.m. The conference begins at 9.00 a.m. and will end on Saturday, 18 November at around 7.30 p.m. We will have both plenary and panel sessions. Panels will last 90 minutes each. Panels will consist of three to four presentations, followed by a discussion. Submission of completed papers/Proceedings We encourage presenters to submit their papers until 1 November to post them on the conference website. If you do not wish to submit your paper in advance, please bring a copy to the conference. Please refer to our guidelines for submissions. Registration fee Registration fees can be paid either in advance (Euros 120/Euros 50 reduced) or at the conference desk (Euros 150/Euros 80 reduced), as indicated in the registration form. In order to assist our planning in preparing programme folders, catering etc., it would be appreciated if all participants registered by fax as early as possible. Visa For a formal invitation letter for visa purposes, please contact us at [email protected] berlin.de How is the weather? Temperatures are rather low in November, quite often as low as between 3°C and 7°C (between 37°F and 44°F). Snowfall in mid November is quite unlikely. Do you need more information? We are constantly updating our 2006 Berlin Conference website. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Henrik Vagt [[email protected]] manager, Environmental Policy Research Centre (FFU) Hotel Information This information shall assist you in finding accommodation for the time of your stay in Berlin. We have reserved a number of rooms in different hotels, all within close distance to the conference location. Please choose a hotel according to your personal preferences, and contact the hotel directly for a binding reservation under your name within the “Berlin Conference” contingent. Deadlines for reservations are indicated for each hotel. If we did not agree on alternative arrangements, all accommodation expenses are the responsibility of conference participants. For any further questions on this document, please contact us at [email protected] Hotel “Landhaus Schlachtensee” Bogotastraße 9 D-14163 Berlin Germany Tel ++49-30-80 99 47-0 Fax ++49-30-80 99 47-47 eMail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.hotel-landhaus-schlachtensee.de/ The “Landhaus Schlachtensee” is situated in the beautiful district “Schlachtensee” directly at a little lake. The surrounding is very green and within a few minutes walking you are in the wonderful woods of Berlin. The conference center can be reached within 20 minutes. Rooms Number of rooms reserved until 30 September 2006 10 single rooms (“Berlin Conference”) Room rates (per room) 75,- EUR Breakfast included All rooms are exclusively furnished and equipped with bath/wc, telephone, cable-TV, radio, minibar, hairdryer and a roomsafe Arrival By taxi: it takes you about 20-30 minutes from all airports of Berlin to arrive at the hotel. By bus and rail: from station “Berlin Hauptbahnhof” with city train S9 (direction “S Flughafen Berlin Schönefeld”) until stop “Friedrichstraße”, there change to city train S1 (direction “Wannsee”) until stop “Mexikoplatz”. From here you can walk to the hotel (about 2 minutes). Alternatively take city train S7 (direction “Potsdam Hbf) until station “Nikolassee”, there change to city train S1 (direction “Frohnau”) until stop “Mexikoplatz”. How to get to From the hotel you can walk to the subway station “Krumme conference location Lanke” within 10 minutes. The fourth stop is “Dahlem-Dorf”. From there, within a 5 minute walk, guided by signs, you will reach the conference location. Hotel "Am Wilden Eber" Warnemünder Straße 19 D-14199 Berlin Germany Tel ++49-30-8977799-0 Fax ++49-30-8977799-99 eMail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.hotel-am-wilden-eber.de The hotel is located in the “Grunewald” district, one of the most beautiful parts of Berlin. The surroundings of the hotel invite to a walk. You find here large historic mansions in one of the most prestigious parts of Berlin. The „bustling” western part of Berlin is just a few minutes away from this “quiet location” in green surroundings. At the hotel, there is a heated indoor swimming-pool, a sauna and fitness facilities at your disposal. You can reach the conference location in 20 minutes. Rooms Number of rooms reserved until 30 September 2006 7 double rooms (“Berlin Conference”) 85,- EUR Room rates (per room) Breakfast: 7,50 EUR All rooms have a modern bath with shower and toilet. Some rooms also have a small kitchen. Direct dialing, minibar, radio and cable-TV are standard. Fax messages can be received and sent. Arrival By taxi: it takes you about 20 minutes from either Tegel airport or Tempelhof airport to arrive at the hotel. By public transport: From the central station “Berlin Hauptbahnhof” take city train S75 (direction “Spandau Bhf”) until station “Berlin Zoologischer Garten”. There change to bus number 110 (direction “Oskar-Helene-Heim”) and get off at “Platz am Wilden Eber” How to get to The subway station “Podbielskiallee” (line U3) can be reached conference location in a 10 minute walk from the hotel. After one stop (direction „Krumme Lanke”), you get off at „ Dahlem-Dorf”. Hotel “Winters” Rudolstädter Straße 42 D-10713 Berlin Germany Tel ++49-30-89783-0 Fax ++49-30-89783-100 eMail: [email protected] Website (engl.): www.winters.de The “Winters” is situated in the district “Wilmersdorf” in the hart of the western city of Berlin. The “Winters” is a very young and modern hotel that offers comfortable rooms and high quality service for a comparatively low price. There are many public buses, subway and local train stations around the hotel. Many tourist attractions, such as Reichstag, Brandenburger Tor, Potsdamer Platz, Alexanderplatz or Kurfürstendamm can all be reached within 15 minutes. The conference center can be reached within 20 minutes. Rooms Number of rooms reserved 20 single rooms with until 30 September bathroom (“Berlin Conference”) 5 single rooms with sink (shower and toilet on the floor) Room rates (per room) 59,-EUR ( single w/ bathroom) 45,- EUR (single room w/ sink) Breakfast is included All rooms are equipped with telephone and TV. Arrival By taxi: it takes you about 20-30 minutes from all airports of Berlin to arrive at the hotel. By bus and rail: from airport Schönefeld take the city train S45 (direction “Westend”) until station “Heidelberger Platz”. From there, you can walk within a few minutes to the hotel (600 m). From the central train station “Berlin Hauptbahnhof” take city train S5 (direction “Westkreuz”) or S7 (direction “Potsdam Hbf”) until station “Westkreuz”. There, change to city train S42 or S 46 (direction anti-clockwise) until stop “Heidelberger Platz”. From there it is only a few minutes to walk to the hotel.
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