7 – 25 March 2022
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13.00–14.00 |
Connection tests |
S1.01 |
14.00–15.45 |
Blue skills to feed jobs |
| 15.45–16.15 |
Coffee Break |
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S1.02 |
16.15–18.00 |
Ocean literacy for all |
| 18.00–19.00 | Icebreaking Game |
S1.03 |
14.00–15.45 |
The role of the oceans on climate, its variability and change |
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| 15.45–16.15 | Coffee Break | ||
S1.04 |
16.15–18.00 |
Integrated and resilient coastal and sea spatial planning (IRCSSP): general issues and aims Issues |
S1.05 |
14.00-15.45 | ||
| 15.45–16.15 | Coffee Break | ||
S1.06 |
16.15-18.00 |
Basic concepts of the geological evolution of oceanic basins |
S1.07 |
14.00–15.45 |
Zooplankton |
| 15.45–16.15 |
Coffee Break |
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S1.08 |
16.15–18.00 | Energy from marine currents in the marine environment Alberto Moroso |
S1.09 |
14.00–15.45 |
Sustainability, regime shifts, irreversibility in resources explotation strategies |
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| 15.45–16.15 | Coffee Break | ||
S1.10 |
16.15–18.00 |
Oceanography and carbon dynamics |
S1.11 |
14.00–18.00 |
European Governance of Oceans and Seas and Blue Economy |
S1.12 |
14.00–15.45 |
Exploring management alternatives using ecosystem models: learning by doing 1 |
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| 15.45–16.15 | Coffee Break | ||
S1.13 |
16.15–18.00 | Modern challenges in the management of coastal aquifers under uncertainty Monica Riva |
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S1.14 |
14.00–15.45 |
Microbial systems |
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| 15.45–16.15 | Coffee Break | ||
S1.15 |
16.15–18.00 |
Sea level change along the Mediterranean coasts |
S1.16 |
14.00–14.50 |
Marine Habitats |
S1.17 |
15.00–15.50 |
Carbon dynamics and carbon pump |
S1.18 |
16.15–18.00 |
Maritime Trade, Ports and Port Impacts: a general overview |
S1.19 |
18.10–19.00 |
CO2 absorption by the ocean and the acidification process |
S1.20 |
14.00–15.45 |
Fishery |
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15.45–16.15 |
Coffee Break |
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S1.21 |
16.15–18.00 |
Aquaculture |
S1.22 |
14.00–15.45 |
Marine geohazards assessment for a sustainable management of the seafloor |
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15.45–16.15 |
Coffee Break |
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S1.23 |
16.15–18.00 |
Marine litter and microplastic |
S1.24 |
14.00–15.45 |
Benthos: biodiversity and ecological role |
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15.45–16.15 |
Coffee Break |
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S1.25 |
16.15–18.00 |
Satellite remote sensing over land and ocean |
S1.26 |
14.00–15.45 |
Phytoplankton |
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15.45–16.15 |
Coffee Break |
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S1.27 |
16.15–18.00 |
From “good” data to good decisions |
S1.28 |
14.00–14.50 |
Non Indigenous Species-Harmful algae |
S1.29 |
15.00–16.45 |
Climate change impact on the Mediterranean circulation |
S1.30 |
17.00–17.50 |
State-of-art marine observation techniques |
S1.31 |
14.00–15.45 |
Monitoring the environment |
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15.45–16.15 |
Coffee Break |
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S1.32 |
16.15–18.00 |
Hydrocarbons and deep sea minerals |
| 18.00–19.00 | VIRTUAL APERITIF |
27 June - 8 July June 2022
S2.01 |
9.00-10.45 |
Indicators of sustainable development 1 |
S2.02 |
11.15-13.00 |
Indicators of sustainable development 2
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S2.03 |
14:00-15:45 |
Smart Grids for Blue Growth |
S2.04 |
9.00-10.45 |
Contaminants in coastal environment |
S2.05 |
11.15-12.00 |
Sponges
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S2.06 |
14:00-15:45 |
Introduction to geophysics |
S2.07 |
16.15-18.00 |
Animal wellness |
S2.09 |
11.15-13.00 |
Geophysical data management |
S2.10 |
14.00–15.45 |
Sea floor sampling methods and sediment analyses |
S2.11 |
16.15–18.00 |
Geophysics for hydrocarbon applications |
S2.12 |
9.00-10.45 |
Seafloor and seafloor cables |
S2.13 |
11.15-13.00 |
Sub seafloor exploration Fabrizio Zgur
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S2.14 |
14:00-15:45 |
Marine forecast and observing systems: the EU marine Copernicus service |
S2.15 |
16.15-19.00 |
Rocky coast surveys: materials and methods |
FREE DAY
S2.18 |
8.30-10.30 | VISIT TO THE LAURA BASSI RESEARCH VESSEL (Cantiere Quaiat, via da Verrazzano No.5). Please read the email with all the instructions! |
S2.19 |
12.00-13.00 |
Addressing multiple hazards in the sea using models and observations |
S2.21 |
14.00-15.45 |
Marine ecosystem models physic and biogeochemistry Cosimo Solidoro
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S2.22 |
16.15-18.00 |
The climate of the Mediterranean region: main features, present trends and future projections |
S2.23 |
9.00-10.45 |
Genetic biotechnology to support BG |
S2.24 |
11.15-13.00 |
Exploring management alternatives using ecosystem models: learning by doing 2 Simone Libralato |
S2.25 |
14:00-15:45 |
Addressing multiple hazards in the sea using models and observations |
S2.26 |
16.15-18.00 |
The contribution of physical models and field monitoring for the sea environmental safeguard and coastal management and constructions |
S2.27 |
9.00-10.45 |
Gelatinous Zooplankton and Fishery |
S2.28 |
11.15-13.00 |
Presentation of Project Work ideas Board (Elena Marchigiani, Maria Cristina Pedicchio, Mounir Ghribi) |
S2.28 |
14.00-16.00 |
Presentation of Project Work ideas Board (Elena Marchigiani, Maria Cristina Pedicchio, Mounir Ghribi) |
S2.29 |
9.00-18.00 |
FIELD TRIP |
S2.30 |
9.00-10.00 |
Oil spill processes and modelling in coastal regions |
S2.31 |
10.10-12.00 |
Principles of hydrodynamics in coastal basins |
12 – 23 September 2022
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S3.01 |
9.00–11.45 |
Circular Economy |
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S3.02 |
12.00–13.30 |
Conflicts Management |
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S3.03 |
09.00–10.45 |
Research and Blue Economy: The regional framework and the Union for the Mediterranean |
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S3.04 |
11.15–13.00 |
Operational support to management of marine critical situations and emergency response |
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S3.05 |
14.00–18.00 |
Workshop soft skills - public speaking and presentations |
| S3.06 | 09.00–13.00 |
Gamification as a tool for scientific contribution to fisheries management (PLAY DECIDE + FISH&SHIPS) |
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S3.07 |
14.00–15.45 |
Funding opportunities in the Mediterranean area + practical example of cooperation in Libya |
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S3.08 |
9.00–10.45 |
Machine learning and its applications to the scientific domain |
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S3.09 |
11.15–13.00 |
Mathematical modelling, high performance computing, data science, model reduction and automatic learning for "big" digital twins |
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S3.10 |
9.00–10.45 |
Modern displacement, forced migrations and international protection |
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S3.11 |
11.15–13.00 |
The role of marine protected areas |
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S3.12 |
9.00–12.00 |
Innovative ship energy system |
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S3.13 |
13.00–14.45 |
Energy Transition and Electrification for Sustainable Blue Growth |
| S3.14 | 15.15–18.00 |
Strategies and planning experiences for land-sea use interaction |
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S3.15 |
9.00–13.00 |
Planning for climate change adaptation |
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S3.16 |
14.00–15.45 |
Ecosystem Services: application |
| S3.17 | 16.15–18.00 |
Critical aspects on the waterfront: the study of the Porto Vecchio in a comparative perspective (FIELD TRIP in the Porto Vecchio - more information will follow by email) |
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S3.18 |
9.00–10.45 |
Developing sustainable port infrastructure and activities (the lesson will take place in Torre del Lloyd, via K.L. von Bruck 3, the sala Rossa) |
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S3.19 |
11.15–13.00 |
Port Models and Port Governance: The "Port Reform Toolkit" and the "Blue Growth Management Challenge" (the lesson will take place in Torre del Lloyd, via K.L. von Bruck 3, the sala Rossa) |
| S3.20 | 14.00–15.45 |
Building up and improving Port-City and Port-Local Stakeholders relationships ((the lesson will take place in Torre del Lloyd, via K.L. von Bruck 3, the sala Rossa) |
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S3.21 |
16.00–18.00 |
FIELD TRIP in the Port of Trieste |
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S3.22 |
9.00-17.00 |
Visit to Fincantieri (more information on this FIELD TRIP will follow by email) |
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S3.23 |
9.00–13.00 |
Emerging pollutants and pollution |
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S3.24 |
14.00-18.00 |
WORKSHOP: Fostering Integrated and Resilient Coastal and Sea Spatial Planning Resources through communities participation |