History of Ogden Lecture
The Institute of Transport Studies (Monash) Ogden Transport Lecture is a free public lecture initiated in 2001 to recognise the key role which Ken Ogden played in the formation and development of the transport program at Monash University. The lecture reflects the commitment of ITS (Monash) to ‘progress transport knowledge and practice’ through its activities which span education, research, community and professional service.
| Name | Topic | Year |
| - Sir Rod Eddington AO FTSE, JP Morgan - Jim Betts, Secretary, Department of Planning and Industry, NSW - Romilly Madew AO, Chief Executive Officer, Infrastructure Australia | 50 Years On: Transport Challenges and Opportunities, Looking Back and Looking Forward | 2019 |
| Professor Bart van Arem, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands | Driverless vehicles and the future of urban transport: Beyond the hype | 2018 |
| Professor Eric Miller, Director, University of Toronto Transportation of Research Institute, Canada | Public Transport in Toronto: What can we learn from the last 20 years? | 2017 |
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Professor Pat Mokhtarian, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA | Challenging Conventional Transport Planning Practice ; Reflections on the "Real" Utility of Travel | 2016 |
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Professor Peter Sweatman, PhD, Director, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) Director, Michigan Mobility Transformation Center (MTC), USA | The Road to 21st Century Mobility | 2015 |
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Professor Robert Bertini, Portland State University, USA | Discoveries in D.C. and Delft: Reflections on the Future of Transportation Research and Education | 2014 |
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Professor Frieder Seible, Ph.D., PE, Prof. hc mult Vice President (Academic) and Dean of the Faculties of Engineering and Information Technology, Monash University | Protecting our Transportation Infrastructure Against Natural and Man-made Hazards | 2013 |
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Mr Jim Betts, Secretary, Victorian Department of Transport | What Can Transport Bring to Melbourne's Metropolitan Transport Strategy? | 2012 |
Professor Ellen Dunham-Jones, | Retrofitting Suburbia: Pragmatic ideas for a resilient built environment | 2011 |
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Professor Jennifer Dill, Director, Oregon Transportation Research and Education, Consortium (OTREC), Portland State University, USA | Towards Sustainable Urban Mobility: Insights from Portland’s Journey | 2010 |
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Professor Dan Sperling, University of California, Davis, USA | Towards Two Billion Cars – Transforming Cars, Fuel and Mobility | 2009 |
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Sir Rod Eddington, Chair, Infrastructure Australia |
Keeping Melbourne on the move Learning from International Experience | 2008 |
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Professor Chris Nash, Institute of Transport Studies University of Leeds, UK | Privatisation of Public Passenger Transport – Insight from British Experience | 2007 |
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Professor Nigel H.M. Wilson, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA | Realistic Public Transport - Futures in an Uncertain World | 2006 |
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Mr Paul Amos, Transport Adviser, Transport and Urban Development Department, The World Bank | The Transport Challenge in Developing Countries | 2005 |
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Professor Graeme Hodge, Director of Law and Foundation Director of the Centre for the Study of Privatisation and Public Accountability, Monash University | Transport in the Privatised State | 2004 |
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Professor Graham Currie, Chair in Public Transport, Institute of Transport Studies, Monash University | Road Space Management – Issues and Challenges | 2003 |
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Professor William J. Mitchell, Dean, School of Architecture and Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, USA | e-topias: Cities in the Digital Electronic Era | 2002 |
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Professor Peter Stopher, Professor of Transport Planning, The University of Sydney | Transport in the 21st Century | 2001 |