27, 28 & 29 November 2024 in Lisbon

Environment and biodiversity

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November 28, 2024 • 14h15 - 17h30

As ports expand their activities and cities continue to grow in size and population, the surrounding environment and biodiversity are placed under pressure. Various sources of disturbance impact the marine and terrestrial environment surrounding port cities: from oil spills to micro-plastic pollution, from under-water noise to invasive species introduction, to the destruction of habitats and ecosystems. However, port cities and their stakeholders are taking action in various ways to limit their negative externalities and protect the environment. During this session, various good practices will be explored that aim to decrease these negative impacts on the environment and conserve biodiversity and local ecosystems.

Gilles LECAILLON

Président / CEO
ECOCEAN

Cato JOHANSEN

Head of Planning
OSLO PORT AUTHORITY

Antonio NOVELLINO

R&D Manager
ETT

Antonio Novellino. PhD Biotechnology and Bioengineering, MSc Biomedical Engineering, Research Manager at ETT (SCAI group).
He has more than 15 years of expertise in R&D projects (National and International) on ICT and Decisional Support Systems. He served the European Commission, JRC – IHCP as a senior researcher (2008-2010).  He served on the Board of Directors of Consortium Si4Life (manager of Polo Si4Life - Life Sciences Liguria Region - www.si4life.com), the board of Consortium Tecnomar (about 100 companies working on maritime and environment technology, www.consorziotecnomar.com); the scientific board of Consortium TRAIN (innovation in energy and transport management, www.consorziotrain.org). He serves on the scientific board of the Ligurian Cluster of Marine Technology DLTM (www.dltm.it) and the board of Consortium TRAIN. He is also member of different marine data harmonization and standardization working groups (EuroGOOS, SOOS DMSC, EMODnet Steering Committee, the EMODnet Technical Working Group and Copernicus Marine Service TWG). He deals with big data management system; innovative services for distributed networks of smart sensors integration and management; augmented reality access to data and metadata; immersive communication and training solutions; ICT and new technologies and services which combine in situ-remote sensing and modeling for observation and monitoring of the environment (marine, inland, energy, and buildings infrastructures). 

Moderator

Sébastien DUPRAY

Directeur, direction technique risques, eau et mer
CEREMA EAU, MER ET FLEUVES

Location: Escola Náutica Infante D. Henrique
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