Agendas

“Towards a Global Network of Digital Twins of the Ocean: An international dialogue on visions, expectations, and perspectives on DTOs”
28 October - 03:00 to 05:00 pm UTC

Timing best suited for participants in Africa, America and Europe. Check your timezone

Note that this is a draft agenda. The full program of speakers will be announced soon. Stay tuned!
3:05 PM3:20 PM

Shaping a common vision for DTOs

A perspective from the Ocean Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development What role do DTOs play in delivering the ambitions of the Ocean Decade? Facilitated by: Julia Vera Prieto, Lead Manager Business & Strategy, Seascape Belgium / EDITO2
Online
3:20 PM4:00 PM

Ongoing Digital Twin Ocean initiatives and perspectives: Opportunities & challenges around DTOs

- Introducing EDITO, the public infrastructure of the European Digital Twin Ocean - Victoria Persson (Mercator Ocean International) - Democratising digital twin technologies through an open-source digital twin platform: A coastal digital twin. - Nicolas Arellano & Ken Percy (Carleton Immersive Media Studio - Canada) - Exploring interactions between fishing activity and critically endangered whales: A “What-if-Scenario” tool. - Dr Anamaria Berea Associate Professor (College of Science, George Mason University) & Amir Tofighi Senior Systems Analyst and Developer (George Mason University) - SIOM-IFOP digital ocean system - Dr Jaime Letelier Pino (IFOP - Instituto de Fomento Pesquero, Chile) Facilitated by: Cyrielle Delvenne (VLIZ)
Online
4:00 PM4:10 PM

Comfort Break

Online
4:10 PM4:55 PM

Interactive dialogue with participants

Understanding regional priorities for DTOs & shaping a common vision for global collaboration Identifying local needs, priorities & collaboration opportunities through an open whiteboard Facilitated by: Victoria Persson
Online
4:55 PM5:00 PM

Wrap-up & closing

Online

“Towards a Global Network of Digital Twins of the Ocean: An international dialogue on visions, expectations, and perspectives on DTOs”
29 October - 7:00 to 9:00 am UTC

Timing best suited for participants in Asia, Australia and Oceania. Check your timezone

Note that this is a draft agenda. The full program of speakers will be announced soon. Stay tuned!
7:05 AM7:20 AM

Shaping a common vision for DTOs

A perspective from the Ocean Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development What role do DTOs play in delivering the ambitions of the Ocean Decade? Facilitated by: Julia Vera Prieto, Lead Manager Business & Strategy, Seascape Belgium / EDITO2
Online
7:20 AM8:00 AM

Ongoing Digital Twin Ocean initiatives and perspectives

Opportunities & challenges around DTOs - Introducing EDITO, the public infrastructure of the European Digital Twin Ocean - Victoria Persson (Mercator Ocean International) - Digital Twin Ocean developments in Japan: Key initiatives and future directions - Professor Swadhin Behera (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology) - A City-Scale Digital Twin of Coastal Flooding in Busan: What Works, What Doesn't, What's Next - Dr Jae-Il Kwon (Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology) - Oil spill simulation: Research experience and perspectives - Prof. Sungwon Shin (Hanyang University) - User-Driven Coastal Digital Twins for the Korean West Coast: An Operational Case from Incheon Port - Prof. Seung-Buhm Woo (Inha University) - "Sustaining Our Oceans" Digital Learning Modules - Chalisa Jantaraksa - Associate Education Officer (UNESCO Bangkok) - From Coastal Pilots to Global Interoperability: China’s Digital Twin Ocean Activities and Perspectives - Qiang Deng, Ph.D (Xiamen University) Facilitated by: Cyrielle Delvenne (VLIZ)
Online
8:00 AM8:10 AM

Comfort Break

Online
8:10 AM8:55 AM

Interactive dialogue with participants

Understanding regional priorities for DTOs & shaping a common vision for global collaboration Identifying local needs, priorities & collaboration opportunities through an open whiteboard
Online
8:55 AM9:00 AM

Wrap-up & closing

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