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 Legislation and policy
Prevention and risk minimisation
Operational respose issues
Environmental impact and recovery

Legislation and policy
The impacts, drivers and implementation of recent changes in European legislation and policy arising from recent spill experiences
Session Chair: Toby Stone, Head of Counter Pollution Response, Maritime & Coastguard Agency, UK
 EMSA - The role of the European Maritime Safety Agency
Bernd Bluhm, Head of Unit, Pollution Response, European Maritime Safety Agency, Brussels
 Command and Control - The lessons of hard won experience, are they a model for others to follow?
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Robin Middleton, Secretary of State's Representative for Salvage & Intervention (SOSREP), UK
 The ISM code and its impact on the prosecutions during shipboard pollution incidents
Dr Phil Anderson, President, The Nautical Institute, UK

Review of the international compensation regime in light of recent incidents
Session Chair: Joe Nichols, Deputy Director, International Oil Pollution Compensation Funds (IOPC Funds), UK
 The role of P&I Clubs in raising shipping standards
Nigel Carden, Deputy Chairman, Thomas Miller P&I Ltd, UK
 Compensation regime developments
Måns Jacobsson, Director, International Oil Pollution Compensation Funds (IOPC Funds), UK
 Introduction of HNS Conventions
John Wren, Coordinator for the IMO Group on the implementation of the HNS Convention and Shipping Policy for Department for Transport, UK
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Prevention and risk minimisation
Options in prevention and risk minimisation, considering the pollution threat from sunken wreck's, the benefits from salvors action and in ship construction techniques
Session Chair: Dr Michel Girin, Director, CEDRE (Centre de documentation de recherche etd'exp érimentations sur les pollutions accidentelles des eaux), France
 Sunken wrecks - to remove the oil or not?
Dr Jacqueline Michel, President, Research Planning Inc, USA
 How the salvor can reduce shipowner risk and exposure and liability
Hans van Rooij, President, International Salvage Union (ISU) & Director Smit Salvage B.V. The Netherlands
 Ship construction and risk minimisation
Aristo Vallianatos, Consultant, Marinco Survey, Netherlands

How changing shipping trends affect risk and the response to the threat, including navigation control in sensitive areas globally
Session Chair: Emilio Martin Bauza, Head of Unit, Technical Co-operation and Development, European Maritime Safety Agency, Brussels
 Vessel management issues in the Turkish Strait
Captain Kjell Landin, Regional Marine Superintendent, Chevron Transport Corporation, Turkey
 Managing the risk in the Baltic
Thomas Fagö, Chairman of HELCOM Response, Sweden
 Singapore Strait - Risk management & response preparedness in one of the world's busiest ports
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Captain M Segar, Director (Port) / Port Master, Maritime & Port Authority of Singapore, Singapore
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Operational response issues
Modern surveillance technology, on-site shoreline surveys and LNG spills
Session Chair: Chris Morris, General Secretary, International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association (IPIECA), UK
 Use of surveillance technology to support response decision making and impact assessment
J Huisman, RWS - North Sea Directorate, The Netherlands
 Shoreline surveys and clean up in a remote coastal environment
Dr Edward Owens, Principal, Polaris Applied Sciences Inc, USA
 Response to LNG Spills
Anne Hayward Walker, President, SEA Consulting, USA
 Recovery of fuel at extreme depths following the Prestige Spill
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Kåre Mollerhagen, Managing Director, MARKLEEN, AS, Norway
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Environmental impact and recovery
Long term impacts, local considerations and post spill studies
Session Chair: Tosh Moller, Managing Director, International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation Ltd (ITOPF), UK
 Overview of long term impacts of oil spill incidents
Jon Moore, Environmental Consultant, Coastal Assessment, Liaison & Monitoring (CALM), UK
 A review of studies of the evironmental effects of the Haven incident off Genoa in April 1991
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E Amato, Senior Scientist, ICRAM, Italy Quantitive risk assessment on contaminated land
 Determining the priorities for post spill studies
Dr Loic Kerambrun, Head of Pollution Follow-up Dept, CEDRE (Centre de documentation de recherche et d'exp érimentations sur les pollutions accidentelles des eaux), France
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2006 Conference Proceedings Marine transportation
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2006 Index
Incorporating the 4th IMO R&D Forum
A Key International Conference and Exhibition for Spill Prevent
12 – 14 May 2009 Parc Chanot, Marseille, France
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