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Table 3.

Methods used to facilitate ‘deeper dives’ into the definition of the Smart-Natural City Interface.

	Expert Contributors and selected topic	Date and form of discussion
1	Birmingham City University Computing, Engineering and Built Environment Faculty staff and post- graduate students [15 attendees]; HS2 and city centre redevelopment	Seminar on 4 ^th October 2017
2	Innovation workshop attendee - Independent Consultant; future commercial viability of city parks and green spaces.	By teleconference on 17 ^thOctober 2017
3	Innovation workshop attendee - Senior Officer local authority – Growth; High Speed 2 and associated regeneration	Meeting on 17 ^th October 2017
4	Senior Officer local authority – Development; City centre development and associated regeneration	Meeting on 17 ^th October 2017
5	Innovation workshop attendee - Director – Health & Well-being; Green spaces and opportunity for innovation in community health service delivery	By teleconference on 17 ^th October 2017
6	Ten experts – 8 attendees of the Innovation Workshop plus 2 others representing Local Authority/ Digital-Smart City and the Business/Environment sector (who could not attend the workshop); several examples were raised, including linear transport infrastructure and new development	By teleconference on 13 ^th October 2017
7	Innovation workshop attendee - Development company, Director; new settlement development	Meeting 25 ^th October 2017
8	Innovation workshop attendee - Consultancy Smart Cities, Director; new urban development	By email during October 2017
9	Innovation workshop attendee - Academic; the challenge of air quality especially around schools,	By email during October 2017
10	Academic; Housing issues	By email 16 ^th October 2017
11	Academic and Project Manager; new housing development	Meeting 20 ^th October 2017
12	Academic and Project Manager; the operation (individually and collectively) of UK (and international) cities to enable best practice	By email 8 ^th November 2017

	Expert Contributors and selected topic	Date and form of discussion
1	Birmingham City University Computing, Engineering and Built Environment Faculty staff and post- graduate students [15 attendees]; HS2 and city centre redevelopment	Seminar on 4 ^th October 2017
2	Innovation workshop attendee - Independent Consultant; future commercial viability of city parks and green spaces.	By teleconference on 17 ^thOctober 2017
3	Innovation workshop attendee - Senior Officer local authority – Growth; High Speed 2 and associated regeneration	Meeting on 17 ^th October 2017
4	Senior Officer local authority – Development; City centre development and associated regeneration	Meeting on 17 ^th October 2017
5	Innovation workshop attendee - Director – Health & Well-being; Green spaces and opportunity for innovation in community health service delivery	By teleconference on 17 ^th October 2017
6	Ten experts – 8 attendees of the Innovation Workshop plus 2 others representing Local Authority/ Digital-Smart City and the Business/Environment sector (who could not attend the workshop); several examples were raised, including linear transport infrastructure and new development	By teleconference on 13 ^th October 2017
7	Innovation workshop attendee - Development company, Director; new settlement development	Meeting 25 ^th October 2017
8	Innovation workshop attendee - Consultancy Smart Cities, Director; new urban development	By email during October 2017
9	Innovation workshop attendee - Academic; the challenge of air quality especially around schools,	By email during October 2017
10	Academic; Housing issues	By email 16 ^th October 2017
11	Academic and Project Manager; new housing development	Meeting 20 ^th October 2017
12	Academic and Project Manager; the operation (individually and collectively) of UK (and international) cities to enable best practice	By email 8 ^th November 2017