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Wednesday, May 16 2012

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10:30 AM12:00 PM
Session 1A: Who Let the Word Out? Effective Communication Before, During & After an Incident

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Chair:
Nhi Irwin, Policy Analyst- Spill Prevention, Preparedness & Response, Washington Dept. of Ecology-Spill Program
Speakers: Assuring your agency’s Area Contingency Plan is equipped with an effective Joint Information Center Model
Jaclyn Young, Public Affairs Specialist 2nd Class, National Strike Force Public Information Assist Team
Co-Author(s):
Amy Midgett, CWO2, National Strike Force Public Information Assist Team
Paul Roszkowski, Chief Petty Officer, National Strike Force Public Information Assist Team
  Public Information Officer
Alexia Retallack, REMOVE, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
  Liaison Officer
Dale Jensen, Program Manager, Washington Department of Ecology
  Lessons Learned from the Gulf
Douglas Zimmer, Information & Education Manager, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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10:30 AM12:00 PM
Session 2A: Non Mechanical Response Techniques

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Co-Chairs:
Mike Ammann, Staff Env Scientist, Chevron Research & Technology Co.
 
DC Carter, Hawaii Area Manager, Pacific Environmental Corp.
Speakers: Oil Spill Dispersant Use in Low Energy Offshore Environments
Tim Nedwed, Senior Technical Advisor, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company
Co-Author(s):
Tom Coolbaugh, Distinguished Scientific Associate, ExxonMobil Research & Engineering
Gerard Canevari, Dr., GP Canevari and Associates
  New Dispersant Gel Formulation with High Effectiveness in Cold Environments and on Viscous Oils
Tom Coolbaugh, Distinguished Scientific Associate, ExxonMobil Research & Engineering
Co-Author(s):
Tim Nedwed, Senior Technical Advisor, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company
Gerard Canevari, Dr., GP Canevari and Associates
  Introduction of New Methods and Devices for rapid response and bio-remediation of petroleum spills.
Robert Rawson, President, International Wastewater Solutions Corporation
Co-Author(s):
Mia Rose Maltz, Co Author of patent, UC Irvine PhD program
Nancy Vaitkevicius, President, BioRemediation International
  In Situ Burning - Suggestions for Building on the Success
Peter Newsom, Vice- President, DESMI / Applied Fabric Technologies Inc.
  Controlled In-Situ Burning During the DWH Oil Spill
Mr. Alan Allen, owner, Spiltec

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10:30 AM12:00 PM
Session 3A: Advancing Technologies

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Chairs:
Randy Imai, Environmental Program Manager I, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
Moderators:
Craig Ogawa, Senior Analyst, Oil Spill Response Division, Pacific Region Unit, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE)
Speakers: Operational Utilization of Aerial Multispectral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon Spill
Dr. Jan Svejkovsky, President, Ocean Imaging, Corp.
Co-Author(s):
Judd Muskat, Staff Environmental Scientist, GIS Coordinator, California Energy Commission
  Operational Oil Spill Response Support from Space
Gordon Staples, Senior Analyst/Manager, Maritime Services, MDA Geospatial Services Inc.
Co-Author(s):
William Jefferies, Chief Technical Officer, MDA Geospatial Services, Inc.
  Detection of Subsurface Oil by Service Dogs
Edward H. Owens, Ph.D., Polaris Applied Sciences Inc
Co-Author(s):
Johan Brandvik, SINTEF Materials and Chemistry
  Assessment of Dispersant Effectiveness using Ultrasound to Measure Oil Droplet Particle Size Distributions
Lori Medley, Oil Spill Response Research Co, Bureau of Safety & Environmental Enforcement
 
Paul Panetta, Ph.D., Principal Scientist/Adjunct Professor, Applied Research Associates, Inc./Virginia Institute of Marine Science

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10:30 AM12:00 PM
Session 4A: Maritime Risk Assessments

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Co-Chairs:
Mike Munger, Executive Director, Cook Inlet RCAC
 
Gary Folley, Prevention & Emergency Response Program Manager, ADEC
Speakers: Navigational Risk Assessments as an Oil Spill Contingency Planning Tool
Mr. David Pertuz, Emergency Response Lead - Lati, Shell Exploration & Production Company
  Cook Inlet Maritime Risk Assessment
Leslie Pearson, President, Pearson Consulting LLC
Co-Author(s):
Tim Robertson, General Manager, Nuka Research & Planning Group
Mike Munger, Executive Director, Cook Inlet RCAC
  Aleutian Islands Risk Assessment: Phase A Summary
Gary Folley, Prevention & Emergency Response Program Manager, ADEC
Co-Author(s):
Leslie Pearson, President, Pearson Consulting LLC
Tim Robertson, General Manager, Nuka Research & Planning Group

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1:00 PM2:30 PM
Session 1B: Is it Yours, Mine or Ours? Addressing Transboundary Issues During Response

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Chair:
Mike Zollitsch, Emergency Response Unit Leader, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Speakers: A Stakeholder Workgroup Review of Marine Oil Spill Planning and Response Capabilities on the U.S./Canadian Pacific Transboundary Area
David Byers, Response Manager, Washington State Dept. of Ecology
Co-Author(s):
Graham Knox, Manager, Environmental Emergencies, British Columbia Ministry of Environment, Environmental Emergencies Program
Bob Mattson, Manager, Prevention and Emergency Response Program, ADEC - Alaska Dept. of Environmental Conservation
  Developing Transboundary Geographic Response Plan Strategies
Linda Pilkey-Jarvis, Preparedness Section Manager, Washington Department of Ecology
Co-Author(s):
Kelli Gustaf, Pipeline Coordinator, Washington Dept. of Ecology-Spill Program
Harry Chichester, Spills Program - Rules Coordinator, Washington Dept. of Ecology-Spill Program

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1:00 PM2:30 PM
Session 2B: Case Study: Deepwater Horizon

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Co-Chairs:
Ike Ikerd, General Manager, Clean Seas, LLC
 
David R. Owings, General Manager, SEAPRO
Co-Presenters: Deepwater Horizon, From the Incident Commander's Perspective
Roger Laferriere, Captain, U.S. Coast Guard
 
Scott Schaefer, Deputy Administrator, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
Speaker: Joint Industry Task Force (JITF) on Oil Spill Preparedness and Response
Wayne Hollingsworth, Supervisor, Esu, Aramco Services Company

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1:00 PM2:30 PM
Session 3B: Challenges in the Arctic & Remote Areas

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Chair:
Mark Wagner, Supervisor, District Response Advisory Team (DRAT), U.S. Coast Guard
Speakers: An Alternative Compliance Proposal for Alaska's Aleutian Islands
Judith Miller, Principal, Brendan Environmental
  Oil-in-Ice response exercises
Mr. Kurt Hansen PE, Project Manager, USCG (CG-CPE)
Co-Author(s):
Steve Keck, Response Planner, USCG Sector Sault Ste Marie
Norbert Yanlielun, PI and Cold Weather Operations SME, SAIC
  Surveillance and Tracking of Oil in Arctic & Remote Areas
Ronald Morris, General Manager, Rock Island Technology Solutions
  Innovative Approach Towards Addressing Oil Spill Prevention/Preparedness/Response Challenges in Alaska
Robert Heavilin, General Manager/CEO, Alaska Chadux Corporation
 
Ed Page, USCG (Ret.), Executive Director, Marine Exchange of Alaska
  Waste Management in Remote Areas (Lessons Learned from Canada/US Dixon Entrance Response Exercise 2011)
Cecil McNutt, Alaska Regional Response Team (ARRT) Coordinator, U.S. Coast Guard

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1:00 PM2:30 PM
Session 4B: Emission Control Area Issues

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Co-Chairs:
Gary L. Gregory, Manager, Consulting Services (West Coast), Witt O'Brien's
 
Ted Mar, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
Speakers: CA Fuel Switch Guidelines
Jeff Cowan, Oil Spill Prevention Specialist, CA Office of Spill Prevention and Response
  Off-Shore Routing/ VTS
Capt. Dick McKenna, MX of Southern California
  CA LSDFO Regulations

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3:00 PM4:30 PM
Session 1C: CPR for the "ACP"- Keep it a Living Document

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Co-Chairs:
Lori Loughran, Marine and Environmental Response Branch Chief, U.S. Coast Guard
 
LCDR Caryn Magita, Chief of Contingency Planning, U.S. Coast Guard
Panelists:
Corey Kong, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
  Designing a Proactive Planning Process to Expedite Continuous Improvements of Area Contingency Plans
Heather Parker, District Response Advisory Team, USCG 13th District
Co-Author(s):
Nicole Franks, President, NJ Resources
Scott Knutson, Disctrict Response Advisory Team Supervisor, USCG 13th District
 
Jill Lemon, Contingency Planner, Area Committee Coordinator, USCG Sector Los Angeles/Long Beach
 
Kathleen Jennings, Staff Environmental Scientist, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
  Preparing the Florida Keys for Deepwater Horizon
Dr. Scott Harris, Occupational Health & Risk Management Consultant, UL Pure Safety
 
Barbara Parker, Director, Division of Oil and Hazardous Materials Response Services, Maine Department of Environmental Protection

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3:00 PM4:30 PM
Session 2C: S/S Montebello Case Study

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Co-Chairs:
Devon Grennan, President, Global Diving & Salvage, Inc.
 
Chris Graff, Deputy Administrator (Acting), California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
Speakers: The Problem of Non-Leaking Sunken Oil Tankers: The Case of the S/S Montebello
Roger Laferriere, Captain, U.S. Coast Guard
Co-Author(s):
Christopher Graff, Deputy Administrator (Acting), California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
  Operational Execution of Wreck Oil Assessment on the S/S Montebello
Kerry Walsh, Casualty Response Project Manager, Global Diving & Salvage, Inc.
  New Technologies for Assessment of Potentially Polluting Wrecks
David DeVilbiss, Vice President of Casualty Marine and Emergency Response Services, Global Diving & Salvage, Inc.

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3:00 PM4:30 PM
Session 3C: Emerging Issues in Response

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Co-Chairs:
Ike Ikerd, General Manager, Clean Seas, LLC
 
Richard Lauer, Manager Bulk Products QI/CSO, Sause Brothers Ocean Towing
Speakers:
Steve Sawyer, Assistant Chief Counsel, California Energy Commission
 
Kent Roberts, Attorney, SCHWABE, WILLIAMSON & WYATT
  Effective Daily Recovery Capacity (EDRC)
CAPT John Caplis, Chief Of The Office Of Inciden, US Coast Guard Headquarters
 
Barry Compagnoni, U.S. Coast Guard Liaison to China, U.S. Coast Guard
 
Jie Gao, Professor, China Academy of Transportation Sciences(CATS)

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3:00 PM4:30 PM
Session 4C: Navigation Safety

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Chair:
Betty Schorr, Industry Preparedness Program Manager, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation
Speakers: Alaska Emergency Towing System Project
Tim Robertson, General Manager, Nuka Research & Planning Group
Co-Author(s):
John Brown, ES IV, ADEC
Leslie Pearson, President, Pearson Consulting LLC
  Cook Inlet Ice Forecasting Network
Vinnie Catalano, Director of Operations, Cook Inlet RCAC
  Escort Tugs
Mike Coyne, Oil Spill Prevention Specialist, State of California, Office of Spill Prevention and Response

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Thursday, May 17 2012

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8:00 AM10:00 AM
State, Provincial & Federal Updates


Chair:
Scott Schaefer, Deputy Administrator, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
Speakers:
Scott Schaefer, Deputy Administrator, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
 
Larry Hartig, Commissioner, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation
 
Cairine MacDonald, Deputy Minister, British Columbia Ministry of Environment, Environmental Emergencies Program
 
Curtis Martin, Hawaii Department of Health, Division of Environmental Health
 
Dale Jensen, Program Manager, Washington Department of Ecology
 
Mike Zollitsch, Emergency Response Unit Leader, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
 
Jean Cameron, Retired, Pacific States/British Columbia Oil Spill Task Force
 
CAPT John Caplis, Chief Of The Office Of Inciden, US Coast Guard Headquarters
 
Craig Ogawa, Senior Analyst, Oil Spill Response Division, Pacific Region Unit, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE)
 
Daniel A. Meer, Assistant Director, US EPA Region 9
 
Jean Cameron, Retired, Pacific States/British Columbia Oil Spill Task Force

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10:30 AM12:00 PM
Session 1D: ICS for the 21st Century

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Chairs:
Randy Imai, Environmental Program Manager I, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
Moderators:
Ellen Faurot-Daniels, Oil Spill Program Supervisor, Calif. Office of Spill Prevention and Response
Speakers: NIMS ICS Qualification and Competency System Establishment
Jason Marineau, Lt, USCG (CG-CPE)
  Designing a Comprehensive Environmental Unit Training Program to Meet Increased Participation and Expectations – A PREP (Preparedness for Response Readiness Exercise Program) Exercise Case Study with an Orphan Spill Scenario
Linda Pilkey-Jarvis, Preparedness Section Manager, Washington Department of Ecology
Co-Author(s):
Heather Parker, District Response Advisory Team, USCG 13th District
Elin Storey, Spills Preparedness Section, WA Department of Ecology
  ICS Common Operating Picture (COP) utilizing the Environmental Resource Management Application (ERMA)
Matt Dorsey, GIS Specialist, NOAA's Office of Response and Restoration
 
Kathleen W. Jennings, Staff Environmental Scientist, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response

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10:30 AM12:00 PM
Session 2D: Advances in On Water and Subsurface Recovery

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Co-Chairs:
DC Carter, Hawaii Area Manager, Pacific Environmental Corp.
 
Jeff Williams, Environmental Compliance Manager, Chevron Shipping Company, LLC
Speakers: New Rapid Response OSRVs for the Ocean Environment of the Santa Barbara Channel and South Central Coast of California
Ike Ikerd, General Manager, Clean Seas, LLC
 
Frank Paskewich, Executive Director, Clean Gulf Associates
  Using Manned Submersibles to Respond to Submerged Oil Spills
Mr. David Usher, Chairman, Marine Pollution Control Corp
Co-Author(s):
Bill Hazel, Marine Pollution Control, Marine Pollution Control Corp
  OSBORS: Adapting and Testing a Unique Dredging Technology for Sunken Oil Recovery
Leo Guidroz, Sales, Oil Stop Division of AMPOL
  Alion’s Sea Horse Heavy Oil Detection and Recovery System
Dr. Gregory W. Johnson, New London Branch Manager, Alion Science and Technology Corp.
  Persistent Surface Robot Provides Long-term Hydrocarbon Monitoring
Graham Hine, Senior Vice President of Operations, Liquid Robotics Oil & Gas, A Joint Venture with Schlumberger

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10:30 AM12:00 PM
Session 3D: Submerged Wrecks, Derelict & Abandoned Vessels

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Co-Chairs:
Devon Grennan, President, Global Diving & Salvage, Inc.
 
Mr. Jim Calhoun, Manager, Regulatory Affairs, T & T Salvage, LLC
Speakers: West Coast Case Studies – Operational Challenges Surrounding Derelict and Abandoned Vessel Response
Devon Grennan, President, Global Diving & Salvage, Inc.
  Derelict Vessels; Getting Beyond Regulatory Limitations
Kelly Thorkilson, LCDR, United States Coast Guard
Co-Author(s):
Randy Clark, Marine Transportation Recovery and Salvage Planner, United States Coast Guard
Rachel Bullene, Oregon Clean Marina Coordinator, Oregon Marine Board
  The Federal Regulatory Landscape: New Focus and Existing Policies to Address Derelict and Abandoned Vessels
Mr. Doug Helton, Operations Coordinator, NOAA Office of Response & Restoration
  Federal Funding Issues; The Impact of Responding to Derelict and Abandoned Vessels
Greg Buie, Pacific Area Regional Manager, USCG National Pollution Funds Center

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1:00 PM2:30 PM
Session 1E: New Perspectives for Wildlife Care Issues

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Chair:
Dr. Michael Ziccardi, DVM, MPVM, Ph.D., Director, Oiled Wildlife Care Network
Speakers: Deepwater Horizon and California Wildlife: Application of Lessons Learned for Improvements to Oiled Wildlife Care
Michael Ziccardi, Director, Oiled Wildlife Care Network
  Exercises of Opportunity: Utilizing Large Seabird Live Stranding Events to Test and Train Oiled Wildlife Response Systems.
Curt Clumpner, Preparedness Director, International Bird Rescue
  Integrating the Endangered Species Act into spill preparedness
Elizabeth Petras, Natural Resources Management Specialist, National Marine Fisheries Service
  Case Study: New Zealand Volunteer Use and Response
Becky Elias, Volunteer Coordinator, Oiled Wildlife Care Network

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1:00 PM2:30 PM
Session 2E: Salvage & Marine Firefighting

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Co-Chairs:
Richard Lauer, Manager Bulk Products QI/CSO, Sause Brothers Ocean Towing
 
Jeff Williams, Environmental Compliance Manager, Chevron Shipping Company, LLC
Panelists:
Jim E. Elliott, Vice President, T&T Marine Salvage
 
Jeff Johnson, Training and Response Manager, Resolve Marine Group
 
Steve Raganold, Battalion Chief District 1 "A", Long Beach Fire Department

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1:00 PM2:30 PM
Session 3E: Biofuels, Hazardous Materials, and Other Pollutants

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Chair:
Heather Parker, District Response Advisory Team, USCG 13th District
Speakers: Response to Biofuel Discharges into a Major River Transportation System: Key Considerations
Heather Parker, Region X Regional Response Tea, USCG D13 DRAT
Co-Author(s):
Greg Buie, Pacific Area Regional Manager, USCG National Pollution Funds Center
  Response on Ethanol Release- A Case Study
Ray Hoy, State On-Scene Coord., Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
  Developing a New Approach to HAZMAT Incident Response
CDR Martin Smith, Oceania Response Team Coordinator, U.S. Coast Guard
  Case Study of the M/V Tong Cheng Hazmat Response
Doug Larsen, Vice Pres-Pacific Region, Hudson Marine Management Services
  Leaking Container Response - Case Highlights
Gabriel Hall, MST1, USCG Sector Los Angeles/Long Beach

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3:00 PM4:30 PM
Session 1F: How Low Can You Go? The Movement of Response Resources During A Significant Pollution Event

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Chair:
Chris Klumpp, California Department of Fish & Game, Office of Spill Prevention & Response
Speakers: State Representative
Linda Pilkey-Jarvis, Preparedness Section Manager, Washington Department of Ecology
  Federal Representative
CAPT Roger Laferriere, Sector Commander, U.S. Coast Guard
  Oil Spill Response Organization (OSRO) Representative
Ron Morris, General Manager, Rock Island Technology Solutions
  Incident Specific Preparedness Review (ISPR)
Brian House, President/ceo, Moran Environmental Recovery

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3:00 PM4:30 PM
Session 2F: Response Issues & Operational Challenges

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Co-Chairs:
Eric Olsson, Oil Spill Prevention Specialist, Washington Sea Grant/WSMC
 
Lee Barfield, Regional ER Proj Mgr, Clean Harbors
Speakers: Enhancing a Vessel Of Opportunity Program – Achieving Rapid, Aggressive, Well Coordinated Responses
David Byers, Response Section Manager, Washington Dept. of Ecology-Spill Program
  Health and Safety Preparedness, Not Just for the Professional Responders
James Remington, Program Administrator, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
  Addressing the critical need for improved spill reporting and initial assessments
Thomas Callahan, Response Manager, Washington State Maritime Cooperative
Co-Author(s):
Eric Olsson, Oil Spill Prevention Specialist, Washington Sea Grant/WSMC
  Respond Now- How to Train, Document and Protect the Safety of Response and Cleanup Crews
Mr. Wes Carr, President, PEC/Premier
Co-Author(s):
Chris England, Business Development, PEC / Premier

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3:00 PM4:30 PM
Session 3F: Tsunami & Natural Disasters

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Co-Chair:
Jordan Stout, Scientific Support Coordinator, NOAA Office of Response and Restoration, Emergency Response Division
Speakers: Northern California Tsunami Impact Response: the FOSC Perspective
CAPT Jay Jewess, Captain, U.S. Coast Guard
  Mass Casualty Response to the Crescent City, CA Vessel Removal Project
Kyle Watson, Ca Enviro Manager, Global Diving & Salvage, Inc.
  Response Funding Challenges During Disasters
Greg Buie, Pacific Area Regional Manager, USCG National Pollution Funds Center
  Japan Tsunami Marine Debris: Information & Action
Nir Barnea, West Coast Coordinator, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration NOAA

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Poster Sessions


Posters: First observation on rocky shore communities after Hebei Spirit oil Spill in the Yellow Sea of Korea
Yun Hwan Jung, Research Scientist, Korea Ocean Research & Development Institute
Co-Author(s):
HEUNG-SIK PARK, RESEARCHER, Korea Ocean Research & Development Institute
Chae Woo Ma, Doctor, Soon Chun Hyang University
  Temporal and Spatial variability on rocky shore macrobenthic assemblages affected by an Hebei Spirit oil spill in Yellow Sea of Korea
Heung Sik Park, RESEARCHER, Korea Ocean Research & Development Institute
Co-Author(s):
Yun Hwan Jung, Research Scientist, Korea Ocean Research & Development Institute
Chae Woo Ma, Doctor, Soon Chun Hyang University
  New SCAT Technology: Pocket SCAT and the Use of ShoreAssess in CA
Craig Haffner, Staff Environmental Scientist, CA Dept. of Fish & Game - Office of Spill Prevention and Response
Co-Author(s):
Josh Curtis, Staff Environmental Scientist, CA Dept. of Fish & Game - Office of Spill Prevention and Response
Dave Price, Staff Environmental Scientist, CA Dept. of Fish & Game - Office of Spill Prevention and Response
  New Research Into Advanced Aerial Remote Sensing Techniques For Oil Spill Response.
Judd Muskat, Staff Environmental Scientist, GIS Coordinator, California Energy Commission
Co-Author(s):
Jan Svejkovsky, President, Ocean Imaging, Corp.
  ICS and the International Oil Spill Response Community
CDR C. Agneta Dahl, Chief, Contingency Plans & Force Readiness, USCG Sector Puget Sound
Co-Author(s):
Heather Parker, Region X Regional Response Tea, USCG D13 DRAT
  An innovative approach to building ICS Expertise- the Development of a Comprehensive Training Regime in conjunction with a mini-SONS PREP (Preparedness for Response Readiness Exercise Program) Exercise
CDR C. Agneta Dahl, Chief, Contingency Plans & Force Readiness, USCG Sector Puget Sound
Co-Author(s):
Elin Storey, Spills Preparedness Section, WA Department of Ecology
Scott Knutson, Disctrict Response Advisory Team Supervisor, USCG 13th District

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