Tuesday 21 June 1330 – 1500
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Session 1: Incident Management 1 (tools, decision making) |
Chair: Michael Roldan, Oil Spill Response Ltd |
Submitter |
Company |
Position |
Title |
Hanne Greiff Johnsen |
Equinor |
Leading Adviser Sustainability |
Lessons learned seen from the Environmental Unit after oil spill assessment and clean-up in Bahamas due to hurricane Dorian” |
Lawrence Malizzi |
Ramboll |
Senior Manager |
Improving Incident Management and Response: Utilizing innovative data management techniques |
Marta Januszewska |
Oil Spill Response |
Consultant |
Are we biased against our best leaders? |
Marcus Russell |
Oil Spill Response |
Global Engagement Manager |
Embracing the Decarbonization Drive – have we thought about incident management? |
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Session 2: Contingency Planning and Preparedness |
Chair: Liliana Monsalve, IOPC Funds |
Elliot Taylor |
Polaris Applied Science |
Principal Scientist |
International Guidelines and Tools for Assessing Oil Spill Response Planning and Preparedness |
Rodrigo Cochrane |
Petrobras |
Consultant Contingency Planning |
Response guidelines for planning of offshore and costal response in challenging waters – Brazilian Equatorial Margin – A study case. |
Phil Starkins |
AMOSC |
Deputy General Manager |
Future Oil Spill Response |
Stephan Hennig |
Maritime and Coastguard Agency (UK) |
SOSREP |
Saving for a rainy day |
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Session 3: Hazardous and Noxious Substances (HNS) |
Chair: Patricia Charlebois IMO |
Laura Cotte |
Cedre |
Research Scientist |
Tackling the behaviour of volatile HNS: A key challenge for Marine Pollution response |
Mark Homan |
IOPC Funds |
Claims Manager |
Who pays for an HNS spill? |
Paul Harold |
UK Health Security Agency |
Environmental Public Health Scientist, CRCE (Wales) |
Developing the evidence base around gaseous and volatile HNS Hazards and Incident response |
Michael Roldan |
Oil Spill Response |
Regional Director, The Americas |
How to Constitute a Globally Deployable Response Capability to Hazardous Noxious Substances (HNS) |
Lito Xirotyri
Anne Le Roux |
EMSA
Cedre |
Senior Project Officer
Emergency Response Coordinator |
Working together to strengthen HNS preparedness and response in
Europe: The MAR-ICE Network example |
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Tuesday 21 June 15.30-17.00
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Session 4: Offshore Surface Response |
Chair: Phil Starkins AMOSC |
Submitter |
Company |
Position |
Title |
Tim Nedwed |
Exxon Mobil |
Oil Spill Response Principal Advisor |
A review of the amount of oil recovered from large offshore oils spills between 1970-2010 |
Ken Church |
Oil Spill Response |
Aberdeen Deputy Manager |
The use of Fishing Vessels to respond to pollution incidents in the UK North Sea |
Hans Petter Dahlsett |
DNV |
Group leader
Environmental Risk and Preparedness |
Recovery efficiency in mechanical oil spill response |
Jeong-ock Won |
Korean Coast Guard |
Technical Specialist Korea Coast Guard R&D Center |
Many types of VLSFO have come onto the market. We need to know KCG’s skimmer and pump work on which types of VLSFO, to make the right choice. |
Tom Coolbaugh |
Ohmsett |
Marketing Director |
Equipment Testing in Ice-Infested Waters: Recent Experience and Lessons Learned from the Ohmsett Test Facility. |
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Session 5: Surveillance, Modelling and Visualisation 1 (Modelling) |
Chair: Duarte Soares, ITOPF |
Vincent Gouriou |
Cedre |
Information Department, GIS and modelling specialist |
Oil spill drift and the right choice of modelling tool |
Ana J. Abascal |
Unican |
Research Dept |
A Web-GIS Operational System for The Risk Management Of Marine And Atmospheric Pollution From Hazardous And Noxious Substances (HNS) Spills In Harbour Areas |
Chris Barker |
NOAA |
Emergency Response Division |
New Developments in NOAA’s GNOME Suite for oil spill modelling |
Deborah French-McCay |
RPS Ocean |
RPS, Director of Research and Model Development |
Counter-Historical Study of Alternative Dispersant Use in the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Response |
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Session 6: Shipping Risks 1 (marine fuels) |
Chair: Andy Keane, Shell |
Ronan Jezequel |
Cedre |
Research Dept |
Fate, Behaviour and Impact Assessment of New Generation of Biodiesels and Bio-feedstocks in Case of an Accidental Spill |
Sergio Alda |
EMSA |
Senior Project Officer |
Low Sulphur and Alternative Fuels |
Fanny Chever |
Cedre |
Analysis and Resources Department – Duty Officer |
Improving response capacities and understanding the environmental Impacts of new generation low sulphur Marine fuel Oil Spills (IMAROS) – First Results
Improving response capacities and understanding the environmental impacts of new generation low sulphur MARine fuel Oil Spills (IMAROS) |
Andrew Lemasurier |
ITOPF |
Technical Adviser, ITOPF |
Is Greener Cleaner? Spill implications from alternative marine fuels |
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Wednesday 22 June 1100-1230
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Session 7: Incident Management 2(response experience, pandemic) |
Chair: Tim Gunter, Texas A&M University |
Submitter |
Company |
Position |
Title |
Conor Bolas |
ITOPF |
Technical Adviser, ITOPF |
Spill Response during the COVID-19 pandemic |
James Burroughs |
Oil Spill Response |
Global Logistics Manager |
Effective Supply Chain Management during a response |
Travis Elsdon |
Chevron |
Environmental Program Manager |
Building, leading, and maintaining environmental response readiness |
Chiara DellaMea |
IOPC Funds |
Claims Manager |
The life of an incident |
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Session 8: Outreach and Communication 1 (Tools and guides) |
Chair: Victoria Turner, IOPC Funds |
Tony Paulson |
West of England P&I Club |
Intl P&I Clubs |
Outreach and Engagement: the International Group of P&I Clubs |
Agnese Diverres |
Cedre |
Head of Information Department |
When spill response and art collaborate and enhance the image of our professions through scientific mediation |
Justina Lee |
Shell |
Leading Adviser Sustainability |
Ensuring appropriate dispersant use through distribution of targeted communication material from IPIECA |
Leanne Zrum |
Triox |
Principal Director |
Prioritisation of coastal sensitivities and development of site specific response plans in West Africa: learnings and challenges |
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Premiam 1: Developments & innovation in Post-spill Environmental Monitoring |
Chair: TBC |
Georgios Kazanidis |
JNCC |
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Common challenges and opportunities for post-spill monitoring across multiple ecosystem receptors |
Peter Collinson |
BP |
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The use of autonomous vehicles and remote sensing as part of an environmental monitoring programme |
TBC |
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Wednesday 22 June 1430-1600
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Session 9: Subsea Response |
Chair: Diana Khatun, IOGP |
Andy Myers |
Oil Spill Response |
Subsea Director |
Subsea Well Response Readiness Evolution |
Per Johan Brandvik |
Sintef |
Senior Research Scientist |
Verification of Subsea Dispersant Injection (SSDI) by large-scale effectiveness testing at Ohmsett |
Obineche Dick
Olurotimi Olubobokun |
Total Energies |
Safety Operations Manager |
“Operation Stingray”: An Industry First Capping Device Deployment. |
Per Johan Brandvik |
Sintef |
Senior Research Scientist |
A new response option – Subsea Mechanical Dispersion (SSMD) – A summary of an industry funded R&D program |
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Session 10: Shipping Risks 2 |
Chair: Frederic Herbert. EMSA |
Nicolas Tamic |
Cedre |
Operations, Deputy manager |
Potentially polluting wrecks along the French coast |
Elise DeCola |
Nuke Research |
General Manager |
Evaluating the Impact of Climate Hazards, Adaptations and Decarbonization to Shipping Risks and Oil Spill Preparedness and Response Systems |
Kristi McKinney |
BSEE |
U.S. Department of the Interior |
Development of the BOWHEAD Vessel Ice Management System |
Naa Sackeyfio |
ITOPF |
Information Data Analyst |
Spatial distribution of global marine oil tanker spills over half a century |
Premiam 2: Emerging Threats – implications for monitoring and impacts |
Chair: TBC |
Will Griffiths |
IMO |
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Trends in Fuel & Cargo types – Very Low Sulphur Fuel Oils – Implications for impacts and monitoring |
Alex McGoran |
Cefas |
Microplastics Scientist |
Microplastics: Monitoring and Emergency Response |
Suzanne Ware |
Cefas |
Monitoring Group Manager |
Post spill monitoring and assessment: preparedness is key |
TBC |
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Wednesday 22 June 1630-1800
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Session 11: Dispersant |
Chair: Tom Coolbaugh, Ohmsett |
Submitter |
Company |
Position |
Title |
Stephane LeFloch |
Cedre |
Research Dept Manager |
Exploration of the potential for biosurfactant production by fungi from oil-contaminated environments |
Tim Nedwed |
Exxon Mobil |
Oil Spill Response Principal Advisor |
Field Data Provides Evidence that Subsea Dispersant Injection Protected Responders during the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill |
Damien Oliver |
Maritime and Coastguard Agency (UK) |
Commercial & Programmes Director |
HM Coastguard’s Involvement in the Development of Aerial Dispersant Response |
Min Yang |
NRPOP Lab |
Civil Engineer |
Transport of Microplastic-Oil-Dispersant Agglomerate in the Marine Environment |
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Session 12: Inland Response |
Chair: Bernard Tramier, Sycopol |
Andy Graham |
Polaris Applied Science |
Principal/Environmental Scientist |
Oil Spill Assessment, Treatment, and Recovery in a Bahamian Caribbean Pine Forest |
Timothy Gunter |
TAMUCC |
Director, National Spill Control School Instructor |
Inland Pipeline Spill Challenges and Lessons Learned focusing on Swift Water Response |
Stephane Grenon |
Triox |
Director |
Area Specific Emergency Response Plans for Linear Energy Transportation Infrastructure |
Barron Mace |
Environmental Protection Agency (USA) |
Office of Research and Development, U.S. EPA |
Understanding Hazards of Petroleum and Spill Response Agents in Inland Spills |
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Premiam 3: Internationalism |
Chair: TBC |
Miguel Patel |
ITOPF |
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Common challenges faced in implementing effective environmental monitoring: an international perspective |
Peter Taylor and Rob Cox |
IPIECA |
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Integration of post-incident monitoring and impact assessment into spill management systems – an international perspective |
Matthew Sommerville |
Independent Oil Spill Consultant |
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The importance of coordinated Science and Monitoring support in an International Context: With special reference to the MV Wakashio incident’ |
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Thursday 23 June 0900-1030
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Session 13: Incident Management 3 (exercises, good practice) |
Chair: Matt Clement, Oil Spill Response |
Submitter |
Company |
Position |
Title |
Dave Rouse |
Oil Spill Response |
Incident and Crisis Management Senior Advisor, OSRL |
Crisis exercises – are you wasting your time and money? |
Amanda Chee |
Shell |
Spill Response Specialist |
Evolution of virtual exercising and response at Shell |
Mateusz Benko |
UN Environmental Program |
Tehran Convention Officer |
Implementing a regional exercise programme in the Caspian Sea region |
Art Powers |
Exxon Mobil |
Principal for Emergency Preparedness & Response |
Effective Use of Resilient Design and Technology to Conduct Major Exercises and Training During a Pandemic |
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Session 14: Surveillance, Modelling and Visualisation 2 (satellite surveillance) |
Chair: TBC |
William Jeffery |
CGG |
Offshore Interpretation Manager |
Should proactive oil spill monitoring from satellite be the new normal? |
Teresa Cunha |
EMSA |
Senior Project Officer |
The evolution of the CleanSeaNet (CSN) service of
the European Maritime Safety Agency |
Michael King |
CGG |
Energy & Environment Manager |
A review of the application of satellite mapping techniques for marine plastic litter monitoring |
Martine Espeseth |
KSat |
Project Manager |
Initiating Oil Spill Drift Model with Thickness Variations Extracted from Satellite Data |
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Session 15: Plastics and Marine Litter |
Chair: Ed Owens, Ocean Coastal Consultants |
Tonje Castberg |
Gard |
Senior Claims Adviser |
Plastic nurdle spills. |
David Campion |
ITOPF |
Senior Technical Adviser, ITOPF |
Nurdles – one container, a billion problems. |
Camille Lacroix |
Cedre |
Head of Aquatic Litter Monitoring and Studies Department |
Litter accumulation and beach clean-ups techniques used along the French coastline |
Rhea Shears |
Oil Spill Response |
Aberdeen Response |
Practical problems and solutions with separation technology in relation to plastic pollution |
Thursday 23 June 1100-1230
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Session 16: Outreach and Communications 2 (Risk communications, engaging with academia) |
Chair: Edward White, IPIECA |
Submitter |
Company |
Position |
Title |
David Campion |
ITOPF |
Senior Technical Adviser |
ESG & ship-source pollution, when does response stop being sustainable? |
Tom Coolbaugh |
ARA |
Applied Research Associates |
Oil Spill Response: The Value of Graduate Student/Industry Scientist Interaction |
Andy Nicoll |
Oil Spill Response |
Principal Preparedness & Response Authority |
Oil Spills and the Pandemic: Shared Lessons for Risk Communications |
Rob Holland |
Oil Spill Response |
Technical Lead |
How does R&D engagement with the academic community benefit spill response science and operational advancements?” |
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Session 17: Wildlife |
Chair: Anne Laure Szymanski, Equinor |
Saskia Sessions-Puplett |
Sea Alarm |
Senior Technical Adviser, Sea Alarm I EUROWA Secretariat |
EUROWA: a European mutual assistance system for oiled wildlife emergencies |
Paul Kelway |
Oil Spill Response |
Wildlife Preparedness & Response Manager |
A Qualitative Comparison of National and Regional Approaches to Multi-Stakeholder Oiled Wildlife Preparedness and Response |
Norman Ramos |
Oil Spill Response |
Principal Consultant |
Oiled Wildlife Preparedness and Response – Perspectives in Southeast Asia |
Cigdem Guvercin |
BP |
C&CM Manager |
Oiled Wildlife Response Capability Building Project, bp Azerbaijan |
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Session 18: Shoreline Response |
Chair: Stephane Le Floch, Cedre |
Ed Owens |
Ocean Coastal Consultants |
Ocean Coastal Consultants |
Shoreline Response Programme (SRP) and SCAT-OPS Liaison: The Foundations for a Successful Shoreline Response |
Rodrigo Cochrane |
Petrobras |
Consultor – Contingência |
Lessons learned from the response to the 2019 oil spill that has impacted Brazilian Northeast Coastline in 2019 – Operational and Crisis Management aspects.” |
Ed Owens |
Ocean Coastal Consultants |
Owens Coastal Consultants Ltd. |
Shoreline Treatment Feasibility Analysis – A Decision Support Job Aid |
Odd G. Jørgensen |
Novumare |
Managing Director |
Marine litter shoreline clean-up in Norway’s arctic regions |
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Thursday 23 June 1100-1230
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Session 19: Surveillance, Modelling and Visualisation 3 (monitoring, surveillance) |
Chair: Hanne Grieff Johnsen, Equinor |
Submitter |
Company |
Position |
Title |
Tim Nedwed |
Exxon Mobil |
Oil Spill Response Principal Advisor |
Remotely Operated Surface Vehicle for Oil Spill Response |
Catrin Egerton |
EMSA |
Senior Project Officer |
Use of on board RPAS during oil spill response: recent evidence
reinforces the benefits of RPAS to support response operations |
Gary Shigenaka |
NOAA |
Biologist (Retired!)/Emeritus Scientist |
Back to the Future: Use of a tried and true environmental monitoring approach for contemporary spill response |
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Session 20: Emerging Technology |
Chair: Rob Cox, IPIECA |
Paul Bunker |
Chiron-K9 |
Principal Chiron-K9 |
Emerging Technology & Recent Research Results (2020/21) of Oil Detection Canines |
Robyn Conmy |
Environmental Protection Agency (US) |
Oil Spill Response Research Area |
Fluorescence-estimated Oil Concentration (Foil) in the Deepwater Horizon Subsea Oil Plume |
Mark Dix |
NOAA |
Deputy Chief, Emergency Response Division |
Deep Learning for Post-Emergency Intertidal Vessel and Debris Mapping |
Stephane LeFloch |
Cedre |
Research Dept Manager |
Experimentation to benefit spill response |
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Session 21: Case Histories |
Chair: Richard Johnson, ITOPF |
Jagath Gunasekara |
MEPA. Sri Lanka |
General Manager, Marine Environment Protection Authority of |
MV X-Press Pearl”, the world’s largest nurdle spill incident response: Case study, lesson learned for the future |
Anne LeRoux |
Cedre |
Emergency Response Coordinator |
Lessons learnt from recent incidents in France and abroad |
Nicolas Tamic |
Cedre |
Operations Manager – Deputy Manager |
Collision at sea – ULYSSE & CSL VIRGINIA |
Patricia Charlebois |
IMO |
MED Deputy Director IMO |
FSO Safer |
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