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Urbanism and Geography of the Olympic Winter Games
2012 Urbanism and geography of the Olympic Winter Games Mgr. Igor Kováč Národné športové centrum 6. júna 2012 Urbanism and geography of the Olympic Winter Games Introduction This contribution focuses on urban and spatial aspects in organisation of the Olympic Winter Games. It explains the role of urbanism within this process, implying the reasons which allow its distinguishing as an “Olympic” phenomenon. In this regard, an Olympic geography will be defined and its role will be further explained, resulting into identification of Olympic territory as a common platform of the both. Consequently, the concept of Olympic urbanism model will be introduced as a result of application of geographical approaches in studying the Olympic urbanism, in order to provide a historical overview and final synthesis of the factors determining spatial organisation of the Olympic Winter Games in host territories. Olympic urbanism Without any intention to exclude its environmental specifics, the Winter Games as a sort of mega-event can be clearly understood “...as an important urban phenomenon of our time...an one-time urban event with increasing prevalence as an urban strategy...” (Hiller, 2000: 185). Of course, the mountainous specifications of the Winter Games cannot be neglected as they essentially modify this strategy. In any way, however, it is the urbanism, a set of scientific and artistic methods and procedures used in the formation of human settlement, which represent those strategies. The main concern of urbanism, as one of its definitions says, is the formation and composition of urban organism and wider territorial units, following the quality of the human living environment, affected by natural, material, cultural and social aspects, highlighting the concrete population needs as its direct starting point. -
Explore the Heart of Japan
ExploreMega Events: A Unique the Opportunity Heart to Capitaliseof Japan on Global Attention Creating a Positive Image, Regenerating the DestinationMyoko and Enhancing Tourism the Economic Impact Nic Klar Focus This presentation aims at demonstrating the impacts of Sport Mega-Events (SME) with a focus on the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. Measuring Impacts The impacts of SME can be measured as: • tangible/intangible; • positive/negative; • planned/unplanned. The 1998 Winter Olympic Games took place in Nagano, Japan Feb. 7–22, 1998. The Nagano Games were the 18th Winter Olympic Games. Facilities built for the 1998 Games • The ski competition areas - Hakuba Ski Jumps and Spiral (Bobsled/Luge) are still used as is; • Aqua Wing, used for ice hockey, is now a swimming pool; • Big Hat was also used for ice hockey and is now an ice-skating rink, event centre and gym; • M-Wave was used for speed-skating, and is now used for ice- skating in winter and as a gym in summer; • White Ring, used for figure skating, is now a gym; • Kazakoshi Arena was used for curling, is now an ice-skating rink; • Nagano Olympic Stadium was originally Nagano City's baseball stadium, but was remodelled for the Olympics. It is now once again being used for baseball (but no Pro-team). Infrastructure built for the Games • Extension of the Shinkansen Bullet Train from Takasaki to Nagano; • The city's main railway hub, Nagano Station, and the smaller Shinonoi Station, were expanded; with the line carrying up to 60,000 passengers per day during the Games. • Two main expressways - the Nagano expressway and the Joshinetsu expressway - were built; • A local road network linking the Olympic venues was also created, with another 115km of road improved ahead of the Games. -
Monthly News
2003 FIVB World Cup Volleyball MONTHLY NEWS� 2003ワールドカップバレーボール� Women's Event November1-15, 2003� Men's Event November 16-30, 2003� 女子:2003年11月1日~15日� 男子:2003年11月16日~30日� Vol.1� � In order to acquire qualifications to the after keeping on winning their continental 来年に迫ったアテネ・オリンピックの出場権 Athens 2004 Olympic Games coming next qualifications from 218 countries affiliated (男女とも上位3チームに与えられる)をかけて、 year, the 2003 FIVB World Cup Volleyball to FIVB, will be coming gather to Japan for 世界の強豪男女12ヵ国が覇を競う2003年最大 for Men and Women - the biggest and the participating in the 2003 World Cup - the のスポーツイベント・ワールドカップバレー2003が most exciting & spectacular sports event in 10th edition for Men's event and the 9th 今秋、日本で開催される。� the year of 2003, competing during edition for Women's event. The exciting 男子が10回目、女子が9回目を迎える大会には powerful 24 nations (each 12 nations for matches will be performed all around FIVB加盟218の国と地域から大陸予選を勝ち Men and Women) for achieving a great Japan in 7 cities for Women's event from 抜いた強豪が集結する。女子が11月1日から triumph, as the top three (3) teams for both 1st - 15th Nov. and 6 cities for Men's event 15日まで、男子が16日から30日まで、女子7都市、 men & women from the 2003 World Cup from 16th - 30th Nov., 2003. The Japanese 男子6都市を転戦しながらの熱い戦い― 。 (Men & Women) will qualify to the Athens archipelago will be blowing up by creating 2003年11月、バレー旋 風 が 再 び日本 列 島を吹き 2004 Olympic Game. Powerful 24 nations volleyball sensation!! 荒れる!� 2003 FIVB World Cup official posters are now complete and appeared! 大会ポスターいよいよ完成� Now or never! The 2003 FIVB 2003ワールドカップの World Cup official posters are 大会告知ポスターがいよい now complete and appeared in various areas such as each arena よ完 成し、現在開催中のV of V League - the Japanese リーグの会場にお目見得し Volleyball League First た。ポスターは、大会キャラ Division being held all around Japan. -
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