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2011-03-31

Aquaculture User Consultation

The workshop report can be downloaded here.

Programme with downloadable presentations:

Thursday 31 March:
User requirements and state-of-the-art of remote sensing

08:30-09:00	Registration
09:00-09:30	Welcome and introduction, Espen Volden
09:30-10:45	User requirements: - Monitoring of water quality: a challenge for sustainability and optimal production of Norwegian aquaculture, Trine Dale - How remote sensing applications can be used to support aquaculture in Ireland, Joe Silke - Potential applications of EO in aquaculture monitoring and marine conservation in the NE Mediterranean, Monica Demetriou - Aquaculture activities along Western Greece and potential contribution of EO to resolve chronic problems, Nikolaos Dimitriou Discussion
10:45-11:15	Coffee Break
11:15-12:00	User requirements (cont.) - Aquaculture User Consultation - Users in Finland, Sampsa Koponen - Aquaculture in Chile: needs and requirements, Carlos Pessot - Future requirements from satellite information for Chile, Juan Pablo Belmar (coming soon) Discussion
12:00-13:00	Lunch
13:00-14:30	Remote sensing applications in support of aquaculture - Integrated monitoring and forecasting of HAB events in coastal waters, Lasse Pettersson - Operational online algal risk assessment and early warning, Hanne Kaas - Presentation of ASIMUTH: Applied Simulations and Integrated Modelling for the understanding of Toxic Algal Blooms, Caroline Cusack & Laia Romero - Jellyfish forecasting tools for Aquaculture, Charlotte O’Kelly (coming soon) - Detecting and monitoring jellyfish blooms from space and Ferrybox as support to aquaculture sustainability, Dominique Durand - Satellite remote sensing in combination with other measurement platforms for use in operational fish farming, Zsolt Volent
14:30-15:00	Coffee Break
15:00-16:30	Remote sensing applications in support of aquaculture (cont.) - Integrated monitoring system for sustainable aquaculture in Norway, Kai Sørensen - Water quality and Sea Grass mapping, an opportunity for Greek Aquaculture, Paolo Manunta - Remote Sensing capabilities for marine and aquaculture environment, Vassilis Tsagaris - Fish Farm Development Index (FFDI) to Support sustainable water management in the Mekong delta – Vietnam, Frederick Lupo - Advances in light environment modelling and remote sensing in support of aquaculture, John Hedley - Methodologies, Tools and Hydrodynamic Databases for the Optimal Selection, Design and Exploitation of Aquaculture Activities, Ana Silió Calzada
16:30-17:30	Discussion and planning for next morning

Friday 1st April:
Consolidation of priority requirements for the ESA Aquaculture project

09:00-11:00	Preparation of user requirements and other recommendations to ESA for the new ESA Aquaculture project - parallel sessions
11:00-11:30	Coffee break
11:30-12:30	Results of parallel sessions: - Working group Norwegian Administration - Working group Chile - Working group Mediterranean - ...
12:30-13:00	Conclusions and way forward

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