Programme

The conference will run for two days in parallel sessions. The programme can be seen below, alternatively download the programme here.

Programme
Monday, 12th September 2011		Tuesday, 13th September 2011
08:30-09:20	Registration and coffee	09:00-09:30	Coffee
09:20-09:30	Opening Ceremony
09:30-10:00	Plenary Lecture	09:30-10:00	Plenary Lecture
	Session 1		Session 5
	Sustainable Shipping		Food Security
10:00-10:20	Logistics and low carbon shipping, J. Mangan, C. Lalwani, D. Gibbs and P. Rigot-Muller	10:00-10:20	A future for sea fishing?, S. Holt
10:20-10:40	Clean North Sea Shipping – reducing air pollution from shipping through existing and emerging technologies, A. Murphy	10:20-10:40	Morphological Characteristic, Rendemen, and Proximate Analysis of Papaya Snail (Melo Sp.) as New Source of Marine Food, E. Wati
10:40-11:00	Sustainable shipping – A way forward? Developing economic imperatives in an international market, M. Landamore and D.J. Campbell	10:40-11:00	Title (TBC), S. Stead
11:00-11:30	Refreshment break	11:00-11:30	Refreshment break
	Session 2		Session 6
	Sustainable Seas		Monitoring
11:30-11:50	Water footprint in the maritime sector, A.M. Fet	11:30-11:50	Understanding physical change to better manage risks and opportunities along our dynamic coastlines, N. Cooper
11:50-12:10	Can we make the underwater world quieter?, I. Spiga and L. Roberts	11:50-12:10	Marine Habitat Mapping as a tool for Marine Planning and Environmental Monitoring, B. Pearce
12:10-12:30	The efficacy and acceptance of environmental impact and life cycle models within the design sector of the marine industry, I.G. Ridley and K.W. Hutchinson	12:10-12:30	Nature in Engineering for Monitoring the Oceans: using inspiration from nature to improve the capability of underwater vehicles to monitor the ocean space, A. Murphy
12:30-12:50	The New Paradigm for Sustainable Marine Technology and Shipping Transport System (NPSMTSTS), H. ALHababi	12:30-12:50	Title (TBC), J. Delany
12:50-14:00	Lunch	12:50-14:00	Lunch
	Session 3		Session 7
	Biodiversity		Governance and Management
14:00-14:20	Invasive species and marine connectivity around complex coastlines, J. Willis	14:00-14:20	Does marine conservation work? Evaluating the effectiveness of SACs and SPAs in the Solent and their future in response to climate change, O. Chaffe and G. Watson
14:20-14:40	Isolation, Identification, and Cultivation of Algae Isolated From Dendronepthya sp. Through Medium Type and Salinity, R.A. Hutagalung	14:20-14:40	A stakeholder analysis of marine environmental sustainability: implications in terms of trust, risk perception and policy, J. Harvey and Oliver Heidrich
14:40-15:00	Systems to mitigate marine invasive species: their impact and cost through life, L. Speed	14:40-15:00	Title (TBC), C. Fitzsimmons and N. Polunin
15:00-15:30	Refreshment break	15:00-15:30	Refreshment break
	Session 4	15:30-17:00	Tour of facilities
	Sustainable Energy
15:30-15:50	Tidal range and coastal adaptation: Outline case for the North Wales demonstration scheme, S. Anderson
15:50-16:10	Computationally efficient approaches to the modelling of Tidal Stream Turbines, R. Malki, M. Togneri, I. Masters, A.J. Williams and T.N. Croft
16:10-16:30	Results from a multi-disciplinary survey campaign at a tidal stream site in West Wales, I. Fairley, M. Broudic, R. Malki, M. Willis, I. Horsfall and I. Masters
16:30-16:50	Investigation of the effects of mooring line surface buoys on the extreme mooring loads of wave energy converters, V. Krivtsov, B. Linfoot and R. Harris
16:50-17:10	Title (TBC), K. Tanneberger
18:30-23:00	Conference Dinner (Discovery Museum)