Additional Presentations

In addition to the keynote speakers, other presentations will be made during the meeting. These additional speakers represent different communities with interests in the marine environment.

 

This year's presentations will be:

Freezing the footprint: could comprehensive spatial management be the most
efficient way of managing the deep sea?
Mark Tasker, Marine Management Advice, Joint Nature Conservation Committee,
Aberdeen, UK

Disputes, flash points, conciliation – challenges and solutions.
Tim Daniel, Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge UK LLP , London, UK

Establishing policy in the absence of data: modelling habitat suitability for
vulnerable marine ecosystems in the deep sea.
Alex Rogers, Institue of Zoology, London, UK

The border issues in the 21st century.
Richard Schofield & Tom Blass, MENAS Borders, London, UK (TBC)

Technological advances in seabed mapping and habitat classification – the way
forward for Strategic Environmental Assessments?
David Billett & Ian Wright, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, UK

Identifying ecologically or biologically significant areas: new tools, technologies
and initiatives.
Kristina Gjerde, International Union for Conservation of Nature, Konstancin-
Chylice, Poland

Establishment of the outer limits of the continental shelf by coastal States under
UNCLOS: different scenarios for progress over the next decade.
Peter Croker, Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources,
Dublin, Ireland

A future role for the International Seabed Authority in the protection of deep sea
biodiversity.
Michael Lodge, International Seabed Authority, Kingston, Jamaica

 

Please refer to the programme for more details.

 

 

 

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