Galway Statement Implementation – Atlantic Seabed Mapping Workshop
2nd December 2014 – St. George’s Hall, Dublin Castle, Dublin 2
08.15 - 08.30
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REGISTRATION
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08.30 – 09.30
MC – Peter Heffernan, Chief Executive, Marine Institute, Ireland
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SESSION 1: Implementation of Galway Statement : Update and Next
Steps and Scene Setting for Workshop
KEYNOTE: Update on Atlantic Scientific Workshop, May 2013 – developments / progress / challenges
Regional status of strategic vision for seabed mapping/ ocean exploration development in support of industry, protection of the environment, risk & resource management, security, and societal & government benefit.
Simon Coveney T.D., Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine
John Bell, Director Bioeconomy DG Research & Innovation
Craig McLean, Acting Assistant Administrator for Oceanographic and Atmospheric Research, NOAA
Ricardo Serrão Santos, Member of the European Parliament
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- 10.45
Chairperson:
Pål Buhl-Mortensen, IMR, Norway)
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SESSION 2: Atlantic Seabed Mapping - Status & Direction
Towards a CAN-EU-US Atlantic strategic seabed mapping pilot initiative: highlighting current drivers, approaches, activities, and priorities, and future opportunities, challenges and aspirations.
Pål Buhl-Mortensen, IMR, Norway
Stephen Locke, Director, Geological Survey of Canada
Andy Armstrong, Co-Director, Joint Hydrographic Centre. Centre for Coastal and Ocean Mapping, University of New Hampshire
Koen Verbruggen, Director, Geological Survey of Ireland
Nuno Lourenço, (IPMA, Portugal)
Kaiser Souza, Ministério da Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação – MCTI, Brazil
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10.45 – 11.15
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COFFEE BREAK
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11.15 – 12.15
Chairperson:
Andy Armstrong
(Joint Hydrographic Centre, USA)
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SESSION 3: Progress on Large Scale Seabed Mapping Data Integration
& Exchange Initiatives Overcoming data integration challenges, making data relevant, and accessible
Phil Weaver, EMODNET, Seascape Consultant, UK
Jennifer Jencks, Manager, National Geophysical Data Centre, NOAA
Alan Stevenson, Marine Geology Team Leader, British Geological Survey
Stephen Locke, Director, Geological Survey of Canada
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12.15 – 13.15
Chairperson:
Phil Weaver (Seascapes Consultants – UK)
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SESSION 4: Atlantic Ocean Observation Programmes and
Infrastructure - Status and Direction Current and planned Atlantic Ocean observation and modelling initiatives
Randy Gillespie, Director, Centre for Applied Ocean Technology, Memorial University, Newfoundland
Penny Holliday, OOI / OSNAP, NOC, UK
Colin Devey , Professor, GEOMAR, University of Kiel
Pete LaFemina, Penn State, USA and guest scientist at MARUM
José Joaquín Hernández-Brito, PLOCAN
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13.15 – 14.15
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LUNCH
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– 15:15
Chairperson:
Randy Gillespie, Centre for Applied Ocean Technology, Memorial University, Newfoundland
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SESSION 5: Aligning Mapping & Ocean Observation Efforts to deliver
Societal, Environmental, & Industrial Needs across the Atlantic
Aurelien Carbonniere, EU & International Affairs, IFREMER
Glenn Nolan, Marine Institute, Ireland, Copernicus/Mercator Oceans
Rick Hester, Research Platform Manager, NOAA Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research
Stephen Locke, Director, Geological Survey of Canada
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15.15 – 16.00
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NETWORKING BREAK
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16.00 - 17.00
Chairperson:
Peter Heffernan (Marine Institute, Ireland)
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SESSION 6: Outcome and Recommendations
Expert Panel Discussion, highlighting key recommendations, actions, and challenges
Sieglinde Gruber, Head of Unit, DG Research and Innovation
Craig McLean, Acting Assistant Administrator for Oceanographic and Atmospheric Research, NOAA
Stephen Locke, (Geological Survey, Canada)
Pål Buhl-Mortensen, IMR, Norway)
Andy Armstrong, (Joint Hydrographic Centre, USA)
Phil Weaver (Seascapes Consultants – UK)
Alan Stevenson, Marine Geology Team Leader, British Geological Survey
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17:00
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WORKSHOP CLOSE
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