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4 October 2021
Ocean Economy Talks: Germany - Canada Co-operation Opportunities

Ocean Economy Talks: German - Canada 


Co-operation Opportunities 

October 4, 2021

11:00 hrs – 13:15 hrs Atlantic Daylight Time

7:00 hrs - 9:15 hrs Pacific Daylight Time 

16:00 hrs  - 18:15 hrs Central European Summer Time


Agenda

11:00
ADT
07:00
PDT
16:00
CEST

Welcome and Introductions: 

Enrico Nake, trade commissioner, Canadian Embassy Berlin

11:10
ADT
07:10
PDT
16:10
CEST

Ships of Opportunity- Vessels as a sensor platform Speakers: 

Boris Herrmann, Sailor, Team Malizia; 

Arved Fuchs, German polar explorer and book author, Arved Fuchs Expeditionen;

Dariia Atamanchuk, PhD, Assistant Professor (Part-Time), Department of Oceanography and Research Associate at CERC, Ocean and Ocean Frontier Institute (OFI), Dalhousie University

11:25
ADT
07:25
PDT
16:25
CEST
Taking Ships of Opportunity to the Next Level: Modular Ocean Research Infrastructure
Speaker: Douglas Wallace, Scientific Director, MEOPAR Network of Centres of Excellence 
11:45
AST
07:45
PST
16:45
CEST
Ships of Opportunity Innovations from Germany
Speaker: Stefan Marx, Managing Director, SubCtech GmbH
12:05
ADT
08:05
PDT
17:05
CEST
Q&A
12:10
ADT
08:10
PDT
17:70
CEST

Panel Discussion: Ships of Opportunity Best Practices and Opportunities for Cooperation

Moderator: Christopher Bourque, Executive Director, Ocean Technology Council Nova Scotia

Panelists: 

Dr. Johannes Karstensen, Division of Ocean Circulation and Climate Dynamics, GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel; 

Jana Fahning, Head of Department, Ocean Monitoring, SubCtech GmbH; 

Douglas Wallace, Professor, Dept. of Oceanography, Dalhousie University

12:45
ADT
08:45
PDT
17:45
CET
Canadian Companies Pitch (5 at 3 minutes each)

13:00
ADT
09:00
PDT
18:00
CEST
German Companies Pitch (5 at 3 minutes each)

13:15
ADT
09:15
PDT
18:55
CEST
Conclusion


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