International Air Safety & Climate Change Conference (IASCC)

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1 International Air Safety & Climate Change Conference (IASCC) Content Agenda CVs speakers Participants list EASA News, Issue #05 Postal address Postfach Köln Germany Visiting address Ottoplatz Köln Germany Tel. +49_221_ Fax +49_221_ Mail info@easa.europa.eu Web

2 Agenda: Effects of Climate and Atmospheric Change on Aviation Safety WEDNESDAY, September 8, Plenary Session TIME Title, Speaker 8:00 h 9:00 h Registration and Welcome coffee 9:00 h 9:15 h Opening Remarks Patrick Goudou, Executive Director, EASA 9:15 h 9:45 h Misleading airspeed information Raymond Casteigts, Dassault Aviation 9:45 h 10:15 h A view from the United States Stephen P. Creamer, FAA Regional Office for Europe, Africa & Middle East 10:15 h 10:45 h Keynote address: Effects of Climate Change on extreme Weather Occurrences Prof. Dr. Uwe Ulbrich, Freie Universität Berlin 10:45 h 11:15 h Coffee Break 11:15 h 11:40 h Extreme Weather Related Occurrences Ilias Maragakis, EASA 11:40 h 12:00 h Effect of Ashes and Sand on Aviation Safety Henk Pruis, EASA 12:00 h 13:15 h Lunch break Page 2 of 22

3 WEDNESDAY, September 8, Workshops RISK ASSESMENT TIME Workshop 1: Atmosphere/Climate extreme / severe weather events 13:15 h 15:15 h 1.a Description of the Threats Steve Noyes (EUMETNET) Stéphanie Stoltz-Douchet (DG Research, EC) Climate Change and its Possible Impact on Aviation Uwe Wienert (DWD) William Murtagh (NOAA) Workshop 2: Particle contamination of the atmosphere Ashes, sand, dust... 2.a Description of the Threats / Hazards Padhraic Kelleher (CAA) Climate change and adaptation of the aviation community Dr. Sigrún Karlsdóttir (IMO) Volcanic Ash and Saharan Dust Loads derived from Airborne Observations Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schumann (DLR) Meteorological Priorities in Support of a Volcanic Ash Strategy Ian Lisk (Met Office) 15:15 h 15:45 h Coffee Break 15:45 h 17:45 h 1.b Evaluation of the risks John Vincent (EASA) Implications of Climate Change on Air Transport - A UK Case Study Dr. Tamara Pejovic (Helios) Extreme Weather Impacts on European Transport Networks The EWENT Project Dr. Pekka Leviäkangas (VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland) KNMI and aviation services Geert Groen (KNMI) 2.b Evaluation of the risks Eric Sivel (EASA) Patrick Emmott (Rolls-Royce plc) How did a (non-vaac) Meteorological Institute make forecasts of the dispersion of volcanic ash from Eyjafjallajokull? Dr. Peter van Velthoven (KNMI) Captain David Thomas (British Airways) Agenda, Page 3 of 22

4 THURSDAY, September 9, Workshops RISK RESPONSE TIME Workshop 1: Atmosphere / Climate extreme / severe weather events 8:30 h 10:15 h 1.c What are the likely mitigating measures? Pascal Medal (EASA) High Altitude Icing Environment Eric Duvivier (EASA) Dr. Arnold Tafferner (DLR) Workshop 2: Particle contamination of the atmosphere Ashes, sand, dust... 2.c What are the likely mitigating measures? Captain Bertrand de Courville (Air France) Volcanic Ash Perspectives Airbus Status September 2010 Joelle Monso (Airbus) Dr. Thomas Bouvet (ESA) Eme Tillema (KLM) 10:15 h 10:45 h Coffee Break 10:45 h 12:30 h 1.d What should be done to implement the mitigation? Yves Morier (EASA) Aeronautical Communications An Important Enabler for Risk Mitigation Dr. Michael Schnell (DLR) Alan Melrose (EUROCONTROL) Water Ice in Turbine Fuel - Accident to British Airways Boeing ER at London Heathrow Airport on 17 January 2008 Stephen W. Moss (AAIB) 2.d What should be done to implement the mitigation? Frederic Copigneaux (EASA) The Eyjafjallajökull eruption A Systemic Perspective Thorgeir Palsson (University of Reykjavik) Andreas Beck (DWD) Jean-Louis Brenguier (Météo France) 12:30 h 14:00 h Lunch break Agenda, Page 4 of 22

5 THURSDAY, September 9, Plenary Session TIME Title 14:00 h 15:30 h Closing Summary Workshop 1 summary and results Workshop 2 summary and results Overall conference summary What Next? Conclusions Farewell Coffee get-together Legend AAIB CAA DG Research, EC DG Mobility and Transport, EC DLR DWD EASA EC ESA EUROCONTROL FAA IMO KNMI KLM NOAA Air Accidents Investigation Branch UK Civil Aviation Authority Directorate General for Research, European Commission Directorate General for Mobility and Transport, European Commission German Aerospace Center Deutscher Wetterdienst European Aviation Safety Agency European Commission European Space Agency The European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation Federal Aviation Administration Icelandic Meteorological Office Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute Royal Dutch Airlines National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Agenda, Page 5 of 22