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JDP
ECON is now developing its EXPOcheck series of
reports, providing an unbiased, independent review of approved events
in the coming years, beginning with Zaragoza and Expo 2008 and
Shanghai's Expo 2010.
These independent attendance dynamics reports based on the World's Fair
Decision Model are great additions to the information
provided by official sources and may be useful to public planners,
exhibitors, concessionaires, media, and others interested in the
upcoming events.
JDP ECON is providing these on an independent basis, and these reports,
as well as EXPOdynamics reports, are not available as work-for-hire
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| What
EXPOcheckTM
is
All About |
EXPOcheckTM
Zaragoza
- Expo 2008
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EXPOcheckTM
Shanghai
- Expo 2010 |
EXPOcheckTM
reports are meant to provide an ongoing independent
analysis of an exposition or world’s fair that has already been
approved and is moving toward Opening Day. The associated
figures
should be used as a check on other planning figures or reported
figures. The
objective here is to provide a broad-based historical check of
estimates, utilizing the World’s Fair (Expo) Decision Model, a ten-year
study of past exposition events developed by JDP ECON.
The
Expo Decision Model provides a quick, simple, yet comprehensive
forecasting tool and sustainability check on other forecasts.
An EXPOcheck series of reports attempts to delineate
the conclusions provided by the WFDM (EDM), which develops the range of
probable attendance, using historic data on past fairs, as well as
other criteria, and can be used in developing various strategies
amongst the tourism and business industry of the region. It
sets forth
basic facts about the expo topic, attendance projections, economic
considerations, as well as other analysis. An EXPOcheckTM
report can
be a valuable resource for those on an exposition authority, city and
regional government authorities adjunct or involved with that,
international and corporate participants, to the media reporting on the
fair, as well as to the public and business community which will be
affected by an exposition.
EXPOcheckTM REPORTS provides
sustainability checks on approved, upcoming expositions, providing
background information, executive summary, attendance scenarios
(average case, planning estimate, and comparative history node
comparisons) compared to estimate, with site density and other analysis.
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Order EXPOcheck
Zaragoza
(PDF)
Expo 2008
Report Date: 5-30-08
$199.00
47 Page Report
Five Attendance Dynamic
Theories
* Planning Estimate
* Average Case Scenario
* Three Comparative History Node Scenarios
(Seville 1992)
(Lisbon 1998)
(Hannover 2000)
Learn how Population
Modifiers Can Help
or Hurt the Event |
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Order EXPOcheck
Shanghai
(PDF)
Expo 2010
Report Date: 6-10-08
$299.00
55 Page Report
Five Attendance Dynamic
Theories
* Planning Estimate
* Average Case Scenario
* Three Comparative History Node Scenarios
(Osaka 1970)
(Kunming 1999)
(Hannover 2000)
Learn how Population
Modifiers Can Help
or Hurt the Event |
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| EXPOcheckTM |
Expo 2008,
Zaragoza, Spain |
Expo 2010,
Shanghai, China |
Included in
EXPOcheck Report
1. Five
Attendance Dynamics Estimates
2. Recent
and Future Expo Competition
3.
Population Modifying Factors
4. Site
Density Analysis
5.
Comparison Facts and Figures to Past Events |
BIE
Sanctioned "Recognized" Expo with Special Characteristics
June 14 to
September 14, 2008
Projected
Attendance (Per Expo 2008)
6,045,000
(65,000 per day) |
BIE
Sanctioned "Registered" Expo with Universal Characteristics
May 1 to
October 31, 2010
Projected
Attendance (Per Expo 2010)
70 million
(380,000 per day) |
| EXPOcheck
Facts and Figures - Sample |
- Planning
Estimate Attendance per WFDM - 6,600,000
- Comparative
History Node Estimate (Case 3
Hannover, Germany) per WFDM - 10,557,000
- Population
Modifing Factor, Local Population - 2.036
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- Average
Case Scenario Estimate per WFDM - 50,577,000
- Comparative
History Node Estimate (Case 2, Kunming 1999) per WFDM -
89,729,000
- Population
Modifing Factor, Metro Region - 0.574
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