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Towards a
Wadden Sea Sediment solutions Community of Understanding
Programme of the webinar of the 27
thof November 2020
Aim
The aim of this webinar is to take the first step towards a Community of Understanding (CoU) Wadden Sea Sediment Solutions for the trilateral Wadden Sea. We hope that professionals with a wide variety of background will become interested in the topics and cases, and want to join the CoU. The program of the webinar focusses on an interactive start of building this CoU with a new and recently developed overview of the trilateral Wadden Sea mud balance and some practical examples (cases) as first shared knowledge and understanding.
Program
09:00 – 09:45 ZOOM Technical try-out and help
Prior to the webinar technicians will be available to help you – if necessary – to log in and to become familiar to some extend with more advanced facilities we will use during the webinar.
Tip: The webinar will be hosted in ZOOM, please install the latest version of the app (5.4.3).
10:00 – 12:30 Aim of the webinar, trilateral mud balance, the CoU and next steps
Starting with the initiative, followed by overarching presentations about the trilateral Wadden Sea mud balance and closing with an inventory of mutual interests in the CoU and the next steps.
10.00 Welcome by Kamille Kres, moderator of today
Relevance of this initiative; introduction from the three countries Interaction; getting to know each other
10.45 How does the system works; introduction mud balance study by Ana Colina Alonso 11.10 Break
11.20 Reflections by Jurgen Geelhoed, Jesper Bartholdy and Piet Hoekstra 11.45 Interactive first inventory of Community of Understanding draft agenda
Introduction of the CoU idea with Wim Schoorlemmer and Michiel Firet Interactive inventory next steps
Concluding first inventory CoU by Kamille Kres 12.30 Closing morning session
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12:30 - 13:30 Interactive lunch*
* Time for everybody to have a lunch in the own environment and join the breakout activities.
Breakout rooms are available which you can enter and leave while joining your own lunch (ZOOM app version 5(.4.3 or up) needed). Students will present their actual projects, you can meet each other and exchange experiences, the preparation of EU Green Deals proposals will be presented and a summary of the near-coast examples. Or just relax with some music.
Room 1 Dutch applied students present running projects on sediment-topics Room 2 EU Green deal initiatives by Mindert de Vries
Room 3 Without comments loop of factsheets coastal solutions highlights Room 4 Meet & Greet, possibility so speak other participants
Room 5 Relax by video & music ‘colors of the sea’
Login option available for new (afternoon) participants
13:30 – 16:00 Understanding the system and first exchange of experiences
Overview case studies and factsheets and their binding (systematic) element. Focus on two cases (e.g. landfills and claypits), presentation by local professionals followed by interactive dialogue.
13.30 Welcome and kick off afternoon program
13.35 General introduction of the near coast solutions by Albert Oost
Presentation of ‘Schlickmanagement an der Unterems’ by Focko Gerdes, introduced by Bas van Maaren
Presentation of ‘Saltmarsh restoration by soil removal – Legal framework and examples’ by Anna Groeneveld, introduced by Albert Oost
14.00 Round I - Parallel presentation of two cases of near coast solutions*
Participants will join breakout rooms, both cases will be presented in these rooms 14.45 BREAK
15.00 Round II - Parallel presentation of two cases of near coast solutions*
Participants will join breakout rooms, both cases will be presented in these rooms 15.45 Plenary general interactive wrap up
Closing down, spot on next steps 16.00 End of the webinar
* It is not necessary to choose, both cases will presented to everyone, divided in 2 groups Participants will stay in their breakout rooms, the speakers will shift.
