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      • Discover the content of the session: "Challenges of increasing traffic at the poles: Antarctic/Arctic "

      • Polar navigation is inherently risky, not only because of specific geography and climate, but also because of inadequate mapping. The polar regions (Antarctica and the Arctic) are subject to intensifying maritime traffic. More numerous and bigger ships cruise the area, whether scientific research vessels, state ships, freight ships, fishing vessels or cruise ships. Traffic intensification in polar waters increases the risk of incidents and accidents, endangering passengers and crews as well as threatening the fragile natural environment. This calls for strategic risk management of human safety as well and environmental protection
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        Convenor: UMR Amure/IUEM (France) and Institut Polaire Français (IPEV) (France)

         

        Programme

        PART 1

        Thursday 29th September, 8.30-12.20am

         

        8.30am

        Welcome

         

        9am

        Introduction by Anne Choquet(207)

        (207) IUEM-UBO, France

         

        9.05am

        French Polar Strategy (recorded video)

        by Olivier Poivre d’Arvor(238)

        (238) French Ambassador for the Poles and Maritime Issues, France

         

        9.20am

        Youth Declaration for sustainable polar shipping

        Anna Lannuzel(124) and Adrien Potin(124)

        (124) AMURE, France

         

        9.25am

        Trends in polar navigation (recorded video)

        Fréderic Lasserre(204)

        (204) Laval University, Canada

         

        9.35am

        Panel discussion: Intensification of activities, new risks?

        Moderator: Emmanuelle Quillérou(207)

        (207) IUEM-UBO, France

        Panelists: Anne Quemere (Sailor, Project leader), Vladislav Sidorenkov-Duprez(239), Pierre-Yves Dupuy(162), and Camille Lique(16)

        (239) Ponant, France

        (162) Shom, France

        (16) Ifremer, Laboratory of Ocean Physics and Satellite Remote Sensing  (LOPS/ IUEM)

         

        10.35am – Coffee Break

         

        11am

        Arctic new investments? (recorded video)

        Mads Qvist Frederiksen(240)

        (240) Arctic Economic Council, Norway

         

        11.10am

        Panel Discussion: Polar navigation issues

        Moderator: Viginie Saliou(58)

        (58) Ecole Navale, France

        Panelists: Vice-Admiral Olivier Lebas(241), Jean-Charles Larsonneur(242), Laurent Mayet(243), Yan Ropert-Coudert(244)

        (241) Maritime Prefect, Commander of the Atlantic Maritime District, France

        (242) Member of the French National Assembly, France

        (243) Le Cercle Polaire, France

        (244) French polar institute Paul-Emile Victor (IPEV), France

         

         

        12.10pm

        Polar navigation observations

        Eric Brossier(245)

        (245) Le Vagabond, France

         

        12.20pm

        End of the part 1

         

        PART 2

        Thursday 29th September, 3.05-5pm

         

        3.05pm
        Polar Code (recorded video)
        Hervé Baudu(246)
        (246) French National Maritime College, France

         

        3.15pm

        Panel discussion: Safety, environmental protection and other responsible behaviors

        Moderator: Emmanuelle Quillérou(207)

        (207) IUEM-UBO, France

        Panelists: Alban Simon(247), Patrice Godon(248), Nicolas Dubreuil(249) and Christophe Logette(199)
        (247) Former Commander and Commanding Officer of one of the two L’Astrolabe Crews, French Navy
        (248) High latitude logistics and technical consultant, PGPE
        (249) Sedna, France

        (199) Cedre, France

         

        4.15pm
        “Brest, a polar city” Presentation of the mapping of polar actors

         

        4.20pm

        Open discussion: Youth declaration for sustainable polar shipping


        4.45pm

        Wrap up and conclusion


        5pm

        End of the session

         

         

         

         

         

         

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