2012 INTERSPILL, LONDON preliminary event programme published

Interspill 2012 - Preliminary event programme

Interspill Exhibition 13-15 March 2012
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Interspill Conference 13-15 March 2012
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Opening Plenary Session
1 Introduced by David Shukman, Science Correspondent of the BBC, with keynote speaker, Sir Alan Massey, Chief Executive of the UK Maritime & Coastguard Agency
Main Conference Sessions
1 Oil Spill response Policy - Forty years of tanker oil spills, analysis by ITOPF. Global Spill Preparedness and Response standards, Practices and Capabilities, post Macondo, from BP. IOPC on current IOPC Fund issues, IMO on current IMO issues. The Bunker Convention, issue with limits, speaker tbc
2 Dispersant: Developments in Regulation – Compensation regimes, Definition of a ship from IOPC, the need for an Offshore compensation regime from IMO, the Bunker Convention
3 Cold Climate Issues - The Arctic Joint Industry Project, The Norwegian Coastal Administration on lessons learned from the Godafoss spill. Dispersant Effectiveness, testing of crude oils weathered under various ice conditions, from Sintef
4 Regional Preparedness – Developments in the Black Sea from OSPRI, GIRG 19, is Asia ready, by OSRL. The Atlantic Region’s Coastal Response from ARCOPOL. Preparedness Planning in remote East Africa from Statoil
5 Modelling & Risk Analysis – A Tanker industry view on Risk, from Intertanko. A Planning and Assessment tool, from ARPEL. Environmental Risk from shipping n the Norwegian coast, by DNV. Existing modelling for Trajectory & Fate in ice infested waters
6 Monitoring & Remote Sensing – European Satellite based and Aerial Oil Spill Surveillance and vessel detection services, by EMSA. New developments in Aerial surveillance, from OSRL. The Environmental Monitoring and Impact of Marine Oil Spill Incidents – The Premiam project, from CEFAS
7 Impacts & Restoration - What is a reasonable oiled wild life response, by Sea Alarm. Potentially polluting wrecks, by NOAA. Environmental Impact of oil spills, Impact of Pollution on tourism
8 Technology development – Hosting the X Prize oil clean up challenge, by OHMSETT. Norwegian oil spill response technology development, by NOFO. Alternative Response Technologies, progressing learning into R&D Programmes, from BP. Designing a submerged oil recovery system, by USCG. Arctic Technology
9 HNS Response – A Tool for Impact Assessment of Chemicals on Marine organisms, by CEDRE. Are MSDS relevant in case of chemical spills at sea, from EMSA. ARCOPOL on HNS. An HNS case study, by ITOPF
10 Response Operations- Is spill response more about luck and timing than preparedness, by OSRL. In situ burning – coming of age, transition from Alternative technology to conventional option, from BP. Shoreline protection on sandy shorelines and tidal inlets, by OCC/Polaris/Boston University
11 Training – NCP & IMO Workshops, from Polaris. Exercise Sula, by Petrofac. Maximising value from Training Exercises, by Alaskan Government. Monitoring Exercises, by Shell
12 Response Logistics – International Offers of Assistance, a view from USCG. Response Logistics Case studies, GULSER ANA and mv OLIVA. Incorporating Green Alternatives into Emergency Response Waste Management Programs, by BP
Offshore Forum 14 March 2012
Offshore Forum panel – The regulators view, with international speakers from the EU, UK, NOAA and EMSA
UK regime - Offshore Industry Compensation Regime, from OPOL. UK Response Readiness, from OGP. Changes in the UKCS Regulatory Regime, post Macondo, from DECC
Technical Issues, Plans & Progress - GIRG – Oil Spill response developments, by IPIECA. Approval process to support subsea dispersant use, from CEFAS. Oil Spill Response issues, by API. Capping and Containment developments, from the Subsea Well Response Project
Communications and Social Media - An Oil Industry view on Crisis Communication, from Shell. Integrating Real time crisis with Risk Communications, from SeaConsulting. Deepwater Horizon, a communication review, by Perry & Panton
Science Workshop 13-14 March
CEDRE led and organised workshops on the exhibition floor, subjects include -
1 Oil Weathering, Understanding Chemicals
2 Oil spill drift modelling, Spill detection/tracking
3 Spill management systems
Spill Industry Seminar 14-15 March
Industry led seminar on the exhibition floor - The spill industry to present the latest technologies and services from exhibitors including:
1 Dispersant spraying systems
2 Winning the X Challenge
3 Satellite and airborne monitoring
4 Remote Sensing
5 Mechanical oil recovery and collection devices
6 Chemical spill control
Short Courses, Monday 12 March
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Education & Training courses over half day and full day from key organisations and agencies including IMO, IOPC, OSR, ITOPF, Sintef, and leading consultants
1 HNS Response, (IMO)
2 Compensation, (IOPC, ITOPF)
3 Dispersants, (Lewis)
4 Oil Spill Response, (ITOPF, OSRL)
5 Cold Climate Response (Sintef)
6 Oiled Wild Life Response, (Sea Alarm)
7 Media & Communication, (Perry & Panton)
Social Events
1 Pub night, Fish & Chip supper at the Fox on Tuesday 13 March
2 Lunch time lectures/debates on the Exhibition Floor on 13-14 March
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