The SPICOSA Final Conference, The Hilton Malta, Portomaso, St. Julians, Malta, 9 - 10 November 2010

Programme highlights

Session 1: The System Approach Framework, a tool to assist improving efficiency of coastal environmental policy
Denis Bailly SAF as a science-policy integration framework
Tom Hopkins SAF as a research integration framework

 

Session 2: Science in the System Approach, ESE integration and multidisciplinary research
Remi Mongruel Presentation of SSA10 “Pertuis Charentais”
Karen Timmermann Ecologist – point of view SSA 5 “Limfjorden”
Frida Franzen Social scientist – point of view SSA 4 ”Himmerfjärden”
Jesko Hirschfeld Economist – point of view from SSA 3 “Oder”

 

Session 3: Design and scenarios to explore system dynamics
Paul Tett System design, a key step
Jean-Marc Douguet Scenarios in practice
Donata Canu Presentation of SSA 15 “Venice”

 

Session 4: Engaging managers and stakeholders for science-policy integration
Leila Tolun Experience of SSA 17 “Izmit Bay”
Josianne Stottrup Experience of SSA 5 “Limfjorden”
Jeremy Gault Experience of SSA 8 “Cork”
Loraine Mc Fadden and Sally Priest Lessons learned in social learning

 

Session 5: SPICOSA products demonstration 1
Carmela Caroppo and Laura Giordano SSA14 “Taranto”
Jean-Marc Douguet Deliberation tools, Kercoast
Jean-Luc De Kok GIS, PC Raster
Tomasz Boski Outputs visualisation and narratives

 

Session 6: SPICOSA products demonstration 2
Ben Tomlinson SSA 12 “Barcelona”
Jean-Luc De Kok Model library and portal
Johanna Beganton Modelling with ExtendSim
Guillaume Lagaillarde Modelling with ExtendSim

 

Session 7: SPICOSA legacy
Zoi Konstantinou SSA 16 “Thermaikos”
Anne Mette and Chris Lowe WebHandbook
Jeremy Gault Professional and Academic training
Loraine Mc Fadden and Sally Priest Cross-cutting issues for the SAF

 

Session 8: Beyond SPICOSA
Jeanette Reis SPICOSA in an ICZM perspective
Michel Lample Issues for the future of a SAF community