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Spillcon 2002 Program Timetable

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Response Issues Seminar

MONDAY 16 September 2002 - Welcome Reception
5.30pm – 8.00pm	Welcome Reception Foyer & Gilberts Room, Manly Pacific Parkroyal Don Blackmore, Manager, Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre - Conference Chair

TUESDAY 17 September 2002

8.30am	OPENING Don Blackmore, Conference Chair Matthew Taylor, Chief Executive Officer, NSW Waterways Authority Chair, Australian Institute of Petroleum
9.30am	KEYNOTE ADDRESS Keeping the Waters Clean Kay Cottee AO
10.15am – 10.45am	MORNING TEA
PREVENTION
10.45am	The Reef Review John Watkinson, Executive Director, Queensland Transport Shipping Standards and Prevention Intertanko Prevention and Preparedness in the United Kingdom Toby Stone, Head of Counter Pollution and Response, Maritime and Coastguard Agency, UK
12.30 – 2.00pm	LUNCH
PREPAREDNESS
2.00pm	Developments in the Alliance Archie Smith, Chief Executive and Director, Oil Spill Response Limited, UK Risk of Marine Spills in the Pacific Sefanaia Nawadra, Marine Pollution Adviser, South Pacific Regional Environment Program, Samoa, and Trevor Gilbert, Principal Adviser - Scientific & Environment, Australian Maritime Safety Authority Chevron’s International Response Arrangements William Rogers, Emergency Response Advisor, Chevron Texaco Corporation, USA
3.15pm – 3.45pm	AFTERNOON TEA
3.45pm	Preparedness by a Major Port Greg Martin, Chief Executive Officer, Sydney Ports Corporation Reviews, Recommendations and Reality David Baird, General Manager, Australian Search and Rescue Salvage Command and Control in New Zealand David Crawford, Divisional Manager, Analysis & Strategy, Maritime Safety Authority of New Zealand, NZ, and John Burton, Partner, Izard Weston, NZ
5.00pm	CLOSE
5.30pm	Drinks in Exhibition Area

WEDNESDAY 18 September 2002

COMMUNITY EXPECTATIONS
8.30am	Views from a Sydney Suburb Greg Stocks, Terminal Manager, Shell Gore Bay, Sydney John Gebler, Greenwich Cummunity Association Representative on Shell Community Consultative Group Keeping the Waters Clean Serge Killingbeck, Marine Campaign Co-ordinator, Australian Conservation Foundation The Californian Experience Harlan Henderson, Administrator, Office of Spill Prevention & Response, Department of Fish and Game California, USA
10.00am – 2.30pm	MORNING TEA & Transport to On Water Display ON WATER DISPLAY LUNCH & Return transport to Conference venue
ENVIRONMENTAL AND TECHNICAL
2.30pm	Establishing the True Environmental Impact of a Spill Professor Tony Underwood, Director, Ecological Impacts of Coastal Cities, Marine Ecology Laboratories, Sydney University Major Oil Spills. The Role of P&I Clubs and the future Peter Mannion, Senior Associate, Middletons Moore & Bevins, Sydney Integrated Ocean Management at a Regional Level Veronica Sakell, Director, National Oceans Office, Hobart
3.15pm–3.45pm	AFTERNOON TEA
ENVIRONMENTAL AND TECHNICAL
3.45pm	Dispersant Testing for Effectiveness – the New Zealand Experience Julian Roberts, Environmental Analyst, Maritime Safety Authority of New Zealand; NZ, and Leigh Stevens, Marine Ecologist, Cawthron Institute, NZ Testing Crude Oils for Spill Control and Environmental Risk Evaluations John Leeder, Principal, Leeder Consulting Responder Safety, Mutual Issues in a Complex World Jim Cripps, Shell International Trading & Shipping Company, representing International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association, UK
5.30pm	CLOSE
7.00pm	CONFERENCE DINNER WatersEdge Restaurant, Pier One

THURSDAY 19 September 2002

RESPONSE
8.30am	Learning the Lessons of History Dave Salt, Alliance Technical Director, Oil Spill Response Limited, UK The ITOPF Perspective Dr Karen Purnell, Senior Technical Advisor, ITOPF Jody F Millennium Incident John Lee-Richards, Divisional Manager, National Oil Spill Service Centre, Maritime Safety Authority of New Zealand, NZ, and Peter Burrows, Gisborne Regional Council, NZ
10.30am–11.00am	MORNING TEA
RESPONSE
11.00am	Use of ICS in Planning Vessel Salvage Operations Frank D. Marcinkowski, Vice President, PCCI Marine and Environmental Engineering, USA Oil Spills – Who Pays and How Much Alfred Popp QC, Senior General Counsel, Admiralty and Maritime Law, Justice Department, Ottawa, Canada
12.15pm-12.30pm	REVIEW AND CLOSE Don Blackmore, Conference Chair Dr Ken Moss, Chairman, Australian Maritime Safety Authority
12.30pm	LUNCH

FRIDAY 20 September 2002
	Response Issues Seminar - Overview, Timetable and Presenters

Poster Display

An area in the Trade Exhibition will be set aside for individuals and non-profit organizations to show
items of interest in the form of a Poster Display, comprising a small static display and the opportunity
for a brief presentation.

If you would like more information about the Poster Display, please email the Conference Organiser.