Programme
Please find below the final programme for SSC'06. To download a print-copy of
the programme, just click on the Conference Programme PDF link to the left.
If you are an author, full paper submissions details are available in the
Call for Papers section. In all
correspondence, please quote your reference number, i.e. SSC-XXX.
The official language of the workshop is English
Tuesday 7 February 2006
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| Opening Reception hosted by Minister (tbc) and the Marine Institute
Ireland |
Exhibition Area |
| Early Conference Registration |
Main Reception |
Wednesday 8 February 2006
Conference Registration 08.00 –
9.00
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| Registration for remaining delegates |
Main Reception |
Session 1: Scientific Results
09.00 – 10.40
Chair: Alan D. Chave, WHOI, USA
Conference Hall
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Keynote Speaker
NEPTUNE:
Implementation of an Ocean Sciences Paradigm Shift
John Delaney, School of Oceanography, University of Washington, USA |
SSC-024 |
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Long-term deep current
measurements by ADCP attached on cabled observatories
Kyohiko Mitsuzawa, JAMSTEC,
Japan |
SSC-016 |
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Seismological Findings
Using Real-Time Cabled Observatories
Hitoshi Mikada, Kyoto
University, Japan |
SSC-027 |
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Long-term observation of a
cold water coral mound in the Porcupine Seabight and implications for
the ESONET/CeltNet programme
Peter Linke, IFM-GEOMAR,
Germany |
SSC-019 |
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Coffee
Break 10.40 – 11.10 |
Exhibition Area |
Session 2: Case Histories
11.10 – 12.30
Chair: Douglas Luther, University
of Hawaii, USA
Conference Hall
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LEO 15 - Phase II
Scott Glenn, Rutgers
University and WETSAT Inc, USA |
SSC-048 |
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The VENUS Experience...a
Case Study of the Philosophy, Design & Implementation of an Undersea
Observatory Network in Coastal British Columbia
Phil Hart, Global Marine
Systems Ltd, UK and Adrian Round, VENUS C |
SSC-007 |
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NEMO-SN1 Observatory: The
First European Real-Time Seafloor Multidisciplinary Observatory
Paolo Favali, Istituto
Nazionale de Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy |
SSC-055 |
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The MARS Cabled
Observatory: Overview and Lessons Learned
Gene Massion, Monterey Bay
Aquarium Research Institute, USA |
SSC-037 |
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Lunch 12.30 – 13.30 |
Dining Hall |
Poster Session 13.30 – 15.00
Exhibition Area
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POSTERS WITH COFFEE/ Poster Authors will be present during this session |
Session 3: Societal, Policy &
Management
15.15 – 17.15
Chair: S. Kim Juniper, NEPTUNE-
University of Victoria, Canada
Conference Hall
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Deep-sea research within
the European RTD Framework Programmes
Alan Edwards, The Directorate
General for Research, European Commission |
SSC-057 |
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The Information Super Seaway:
Wiring the seafloor for interactive scientific discovery
Alexandra Isern, Division of
Geosciences, National Science Foundation, USA |
SSC-021 |
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International Law
Considerations for Owners and Operators of Cabled and Buoy Observatories
Douglas R. Burnett, Holland &
Knight LLP USA |
SSC-001 |
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Permitting Process for the
Installation of a Scientific Submarine Cable Offshore Moss Landing,
California, U.S.
Mandy Allen, Monterey Bay
Aquarium Research Institute, USA |
SSC-064 |
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Can the Offshore- Cabled
Observatory Contribute to Tsunami Warning Systems?
Hiroyuki Matsumoto, JAMSTEC,
Japan |
SSC-013 |
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Underwater Networks for
Naval Warfare
Erland Sangfelt, Swedish
Defence Research Agency, Sweden |
SSC-059 |
Thursday 9 February 2006
Session 4: Engineering
09.00 – 10.20
Chair: Paolo Favali, INGV, Italty
Conference Hall
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DC Power beyond MARS
Phil Lancaster, Alcatel
Submarine Networks Ltd, UK |
SSC-008 |
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Power System for the MARS
Ocean Cabled Observatory
Bruce M. Howe, Applied
Physics Laboratory, University of Washington, USA |
SSC-015 |
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Case Studies for Reuse of
Optical Repeatered Cables
Elin C. Hagadorn, AT&T
Undersea Cable Management, USA |
SSC-032 |
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The Evolution of ROV
Wet-Mate Connector Technology in supplying High Bandwidth/ High Power/
Deep Water/ Solutions for the Scientific Ocean Observatory Market
John Flynn, ODI, USA |
SSC-018 |
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Coffee
Break 10.20 – 10.50 |
Exhibition Area |
Session 4: Engineering ctd.
10.50 – 13.00
Chair: Jean Francois Rolin,
IFREMER, France
Conference Hall
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LOOKING -
Cyberinfrastructure for Ocean Observatories
Alan D.Chave, Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution, USA |
SSC-029 |
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Building the Data
Communications System for the US MARS Observatory
Frederick Sonnichsen, Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution, USA |
SSC-045 |
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To Boldly Go Where No
Cable Will Go: A Case Study of a One Year Deployment of a Deep-Water,
Acoustically-Link, Moored Buoy Observatory System
John Collins, Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution, USA |
SSC-031 |
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The Development of an AUV
Docking Station for a Regional Cabled Observatory
Rob McEwen, Monterey Bay
Aquarium Research Institute, USA |
SSC-040 |
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Intervention AUVs for
permanent seabed observatories, addressing some of the key technical
challenges
Daniel Toal, University of
Limerick, Ireland |
SSC-060 |
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Unique Marine Route,
Installation and Maintenance Considerations in Planning Scientific Cable
Systems
Ronald J. Rapp, Tyco
Telecommunications (US) Inc. USA |
SSC-010 |
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Lunch 13.00 – 14.00 |
Dining Hall |
Poster Session 14.00 – 15.00
Exhibition Area
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| POSTERS WITH COFFEE/ Poster Authors will be
present during this session |
Session 5: Sensors & Sensor Systems
15.00 – 17.00
Chair: Robert T. Bannon, Bannon
International Consultancy LLC, USA
Conference Hall
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Optical Modem Technology
for Seafloor Observatories
Norman Farr, Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution, USA |
SSC-023 |
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NEPTUNE Canada Community
Science Experiments
S. Kim Juniper, NEPTUNE
Canada |
SSC-022 |
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Free Ocean CO2 Enrichment
(FOCE) System - Technology for Chemical and Biological Studies
William J. Kirkwood, Monterey
Bay Aquarium Research Institute, USA |
SSC-044 |
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An Optical Fibre Based
Early Warning Harmful Algae Bloom (HAB) Sensing System
Elfed Lewis, University of
Limerick, Ireland |
SSC-061 |
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Spectroscopic Sensor
Technology for In Situ Seafloor Analyses
Sheri N. White, Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution, USA |
SSC-030 |
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TETHYS: An In-situ Mass
Spectrometer for Cabled Observatories
Richard Camilli, Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution, USA |
SSC-053 |
Conference Gala Dinner
19.00 Pick up at Dublin Castle
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Gala Dinner hosted by
Minister (tbc) at the Royal Hospital Kilmainhaim
Delegates will be transported
to/from the venue by coach |
Main Reception
Meeting Point |
Friday 10 February 2006
Session 6: Current & Future Systems
09.00 – 10.00
Chair: Monty Priede, Ocean Lab-
University of Aberdeen, UK
Conference Hall
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Study on New Ocean Bottom
Cable System for Research of High Resolution Observation of Seismic
Activity
Toshihiko Kanazawa,
Earthquake Research Institute, The University of Tokyo, Japan |
SSC-028 |
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New Build vs. Reuse of
Submarine Cables for Scientific Use- Trade offs in Today's Market
Phil Footman Williams, Tyco
Telecommunications (US) Inc., USA |
SSC-012 |
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New Cable Projects in
JAMSTEC
Kenichi Asakawa, JAMSTEC,
Japan |
SSC-065 |
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Coffee
Break 10.00 – 10.30 |
Exhibition Area |
Session 6: Current & Future Systems ctd.
10.30 – 12.30
Chair: Hitoshi Mikada, Kyoto
University, Japan
Conference Hall
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Concept Design for a
Cabled Seafloor Observatory at Barrow, Alaska
Dale Chayes, Lamont-Doherty
Earth Observatory of Columbia University, USA |
SSC-039 |
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The Nemo Project-
Technical Aspects, Present and Future Operations
Mario Sedita, Nemo Project,
INFN, Italy |
SSC-002 |
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Progress Towards ESONET -
European Seas Observatory Network
Monty Priede, University of
Aberdeen, UK |
SSC-034 |
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Technical Design of the
World's First Regional Cabled Observatory - Neptune Canada
Peter Phibbs, University of
Victoria, Canada |
SSC-042 |
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ESONIM - European Seafloor
Observatory Network Implementation
Michael Gillooly, Marine
Institute, Ireland |
SSC-046 |
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Lunch 12.30 – 13.30 |
Dining Hall |
Optional Excursions (4 hrs)
13.30 - 17.30
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Optional Organised
Excursions/ Free Afternoon
1: Guinness
Hop Store, Dublin City
or
2. Powerscourt
House, Wicklow
Departing
from, and returning to Dublin Castle |
Main Reception
Meeting Point |
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