2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT, SMART & GREEN TECHNOLOGY

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1 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT, SMART & GREEN TECHNOLOGY MARCH 2018 JURY S INN, CROYDON, UK DRAFT PROGRAMME

2 08:30-08:55 DELEGATE REGISTRATION 08:55-09:00 WELCOME ADDRESS CONFERENCE PROGRAMME DAY 1 21ST MARCH PROFESSOR PURNENDU K DAS, ASRANET LTD, UK 09:00-09:40 KEYNOTE PAPER PETER LUNDAHL RASMUSSEN, BIMCO, DENMARK SESSION 1: SESSION CHAIR TBC 09:40-10:00 INFORMATION SUPPORT FOR GRANTING EXEMPTIONS UNDER THE IMO REGULATION A-4 10:00-10:20 TBC SERGEJ OLENIN, KLAIPEDA UNIVERSITY, LITHUANIA SARA JORGE, ISTANBUL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, TURKEY 10:20-10:40 BALLAST WATER PORT RELATED ISSUES NADEEM ANWAR, SOUTHAMPTON SOLENT UNIVERSITY, UK 10:40-11:10 BREAK SESSION 2: SESSION CHAIR TBC 11:10-11:30 BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES, LIMITATIONS AND CONTINGENCY MEASURES PRAVEEN KUMAR MISHRA, IRCLASS, UK 11:30-11:50 PULSE COUNTING FLUORESCEIN DIACETATE (FDA) - AN INNOATIVE INDICATIVE ANALYSIS METHOD FOR BALLAST COMPLIANCE TEST INVITED PAPER: JIANJUN HE, SATAKE CORPORATION, JAPAN 11:50-12:10 AN ADAPTIVE DECISION MAKING SYSTEM FOR GRANTING EXEMPTIONS FROM THE BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT DAN MINCHIN, KLAIPEDA UNIVERSITY, LITHUANIA 12:10-12:30 GENETICS BASED BIODIVERSITY ASSESMENTS TO ASSIST THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE BALLAST WA- TER MANAGEMENT CONVENTION ANAIS REY, AZTI, SPAIN 12:30-12:50 DEVELOPING A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR PORT CLUSTERING TOWARDS SHARED USED OF BALLAST WATER RECEPTION FACILITIES HOSSEIN ENSHAEI & SAMRAT GHOSH, UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA 12:50-14:00 LUNCH SESSION 3: SESSION CHAIR TBC 14:00-14:20 EFFICANCY OF FDA/CMFDA AND MPN FOR DETERMINATION OF VIABLE ORGANISMS IN THE SIZE RANGE ΜM CLAUDIA DREZSER, HYTECON, GERMANY 14:20-14:40 FEASIBILITY OF ESTABLISHING BALLAST WATER RECEPTION FACILITY IN AUSTRALIAN PORTS: USING PORT OF SYDNEY AS A CASE STUDY HOSSEIN ENSHAEI & SAMRAT GHOSH, UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA 14:40-15:00 CLAY-NANOFILTERS FOR BALLAST WATER TREATMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION CARLA PALENCIA, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, USA 15:00-15:30 BREAK 15:30-15:50 SEDIMENT RECEPTION FACITIES AND TURKEY PERSPECTIVE TANZER SATIR, ISTANBUL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, TURKEY 19:00 CONFERENCE DINNER

3 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME DAY 2-22ND MARCH 09:00-09:40 KEYNOTE PAPER DAVID WRIGHT, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH SERVICES, UK SESSION 1: SESSION CHAIR TBC 09:40-10:00 SMART, GREEN TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENTS THE SHIP OWNERS PERSPEC- TIVE JOHN BRADSHAW, INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF SHIPPING, UK 10:00-10:20 CLOSED LOOP FOR CARBON-FIBRE COMPOSITES WITHIN THE MARINE INDUSTRY MATHILDE POULET, ELG CARBON FIBRE, UK 10:20-10:40 WAVE PROPULSION BY MEANS OF RETRACTABLE BOW FOILS FROM CONCEPT TO PRODUCT EIRIK BØCKMANN, NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, NORWAY 10:40-11:10 BREAK 11:10-11:30 TBC SESSION 2: SESSION CHAIR TBC INVITED PAPER: MARC RAYMOND, AQUA-TOOLS, FRANCE 11:30-11:50 MONITORING AND ANALYSIS OF SHIP OPERATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY: CASE STUDY OF INLAND AND COASTAL SHIPS AILONG FAN, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON, UK 11:50-12:10 USING ENVIONMENTAL DNA AS A TOOL FOR EARLY DETECTION OF INVASIVE SPECIES IN BALLAST WATER LUKE HOLMAN, NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHY CENTRE, UK 12:10-12:30 DESIGNATING BALLAST WATER EXCHANGE AREAS: CHALLENGES IN THE WIDER CARIBBEAN FABIAN RAMIREZ CABRALES, NAVAL ACADEMY OF CADETS, COLUMBIA 12:30-14:00 LUNCH CONFERENCE CLOSES

4 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Mr Peter Lundahl Rasmussen, BIMCO, Denmark Mr. Rasmussen is a Master Mariner with some 12 years seagoing experience gained on board chemical and oil tankers trading worldwide before he joined BIMCO as technical consultant in Career path included a stint as Fleet Director from 2007 to 2009, responsible for the safe operation of 25 ships (Ro- Ro s, multipurpose ships, chemical tankers and VLCCs). Presently serving in the position of Head of Maritime Information in BIMCO and holds some 18 years experience at NGO level in the marine environmental protection and safety regulatory work. Mr. Rasmussen is also responsible for the BIMCO Shipping KPI system Mr. Rasmussen, has chaired a number of BWM conferences and has given numerous lectures and presentations on the subject. He was also cowriter and technical advisor for the BIMCO/Fathom Ballast Water Management: The Ship Owner s Guide and contributor of chapters to the Nautical Institute s publication Improving Ship Operational Design. Professor David Wright, Emeritus Professor at the University of Maryland, USA Prof. David Wright is Emeritus Professor of Environmental Toxicology at the University of Maryland, Center for Environmental Science, the author of over 150 peerreviewed papers and books and is President of Environmental Research Services, a member of the Global TestNet Group. He is a graduate of the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne where he received a PhD in comparative physiology (1973) and a DSc (2001). He is He has conducted research into problems associated with non-indigenous species for over 25 years and has made numerous presentations world-wide on this subject. He has conducted several ballast water treatment trials, both dockside and shipboard. Dr. Wright is a Fellow of the Institute for Marine Environmental Science and Technology and outgoing co-chair of the IMarEST Ballast Water Experts Group.

5 CONFERENCE VENUE GUESTS VISITING LONDON FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE, THE JURY'S INN CROYDON HOTEL IS PERFECT FOR THOSE NOT WISHING TO BE IN THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE OF BUSY LONDON, BUT STILL CLOSE BY. THE HOTEL PROPERTY OFFERS LOW PRICED HOTEL ROOMS AT A CENTRAL LOCATION WITH THE WHITGIFT SHOPPING CENTRE OVER THE ROAD AND EAST CROYDON STATION A SHORT 3-4 MINUTE WALK AWAY. FOR THOSE WANTING TO GO INTO CENTRAL LONDON FOR A LEISURE DAY, OR FOR BUSINESS, EAST CROYDON STATION IS A SHORT 17 MINUTE TRAIN RIDE TO LONDON VICTORIA OR LONDON BRIDGE. HOWEVER, THERE IS PLENTY TO DISCOVER IN CROYDON WITH VARIOUS HERITAGE SITES TO EXPLORE. THE QUEEN S GARDENS ARE AN EASY 6 MINUTE WALK AND SHIRLEY PARK GOLF COURSE IS A 7 MINUTE DRIVE AWAY. CONFERENCE DINNER THE CONFERENCE DINNER WILL BE HELD AT 7PM IN THE JURYS INN, THE SAME LOCATION AS THE CONFERENCE. WE WELCOME ALL DELEGATES TO ATTEND FOR AN EVENING OF GOOD FOOD AND A GREAT NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY.