PREMIAM Conference 2022

Presentations

Session 1: Developments & innovation in Post-spill Environmental Monitoring

PREMIAM Conference Introduction (PDF 380KB); Mark Kirby, Cefas
Common challenges and opportunities for post-spill monitoring across multiple ecosystem receptors (PDF1.38MB) ; Georgios Kazanidis, JNCC
Interdisciplinary approach on the immediate effects of short-lived oil spills on marine microbial biota; Corina Brussaard, NIOZ
Future application of marine autonomous systems – Linking response and environmental monitoring (PDF 4.43MB); Rob Holland and Liam Harrington-Missin, OSRL
Assessing and monitoring the impacts of a hidden legacy of pollution from potentially polluting wrecks (PDF 1.70MB) ; Freya Goodsir, Cefas

Session 2: Emerging Issues – implications for monitoring and impacts

Post spill monitoring and assessment: preparedness is key (PDF 1.58MB) ; Suzanne Ware, Cefas
Trends in Fuel & Cargo types – Very Low Sulphur Fuel Oils – Implications for impacts and monitoring (PDF 946KB) ; Will Griffiths, IMO
Microplastics: Monitoring and Emergency Response 9356MB); Alex McGoran, Cefas
Back to the Future: Examining the History of Oil Spills to Anticipate What Lies Ahead (PDF 14.5MB) ; Gary Shigenaka, NOAA

Session 3: The International Context

Common challenges faced in implementing effective environmental monitoring: an international perspective (PDF 5.12MB); Miguel Patel, ITOPF
Integration of post-incident monitoring and impact assessment into spill management systems - an international perspective (PDF1.20MB) ; Peter Taylor and Rob Cox, IPIECA
The UK as Part of International Post Spill Emergency Response – The Role of Defra International Programmes (PDF 2.25MB); Suzanne Ware, Cefas
The Wakashio an example of the potential of Tier 3 Scientific Support and Monitoring (PDF 7.57MB) ; Matthew Sommerville, Independent Oil Spill Consultant