| Wednesday, 15 September 2010 (First day of Conference) |
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Welcome and Opening Ceremony |
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Welcome and Introduction of the Chairman of the Conference Dr. Thorgeir Palsson |
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Mr. Hjalmar Arnason, Director of Keilir Atlantic Center of Excellence |
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Introduction of the Keynote Speakers |
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Dr. Thorgeir Palsson, Professor University of Reykjavik and Conference Chairman |
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Volcanic eruptions worldwide and what happened in Eyjafjallajökull in 2010 |
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Dr. Haraldur Sigurdsson, Volcanologist and Professor Emeritus of Oceanography |
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The EU's response to the Ash crisis |
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Mr. Daniel Calleja-Crespo, Director Air Transport, EUROPEAN Commission
Eurocontrol - Air traffic in Europe and North Atlantic in April 2010 - Animation
video.
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| 09:30 |
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FIRST SESSION: What happened and what needs to be done? |
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Chairman: Dr. Thorgeir Palsson, Professor University of Reykjavik |
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ICAO Response to the Icelandic eruption: Actions taken and those
underway
Ms. Nancy Graham, Director ICAO Air Navigation Bureau
Eyjafjallajökull and Aviation: What happened and what needs to be done?
Mr. Gunther Matschnigg, Senior Vice President for Safety, Operations and
Infrastructure IATA
Eyjafjallajökull and Aviation; What happened and what needs to be done?
Mr. Ulrich Schulte-Strathaus, Secretary General AEA
Eyjafjallajökull and Aviation: What happened and what needs to be done?
Mr. L. Fonseca de Almeida, President ECAC
Building the future on lessons learned from Eyjafjallajökull
Mr. Bo Redeborn, Director Cooperative Network Design EUROCONTROL
Eyjafjallajökull and Aviation; What happened and what needs to be done?
Mr. Klaus Sturm, Head of Department Aeronautical Meteorology, German National Meteorological Service
European volcanic upset could have been avoided
Mr. David
Learmount, Safety Editor Flight Global and Flight International
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| 11:15 |
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SECOND SESSION: The Impact on European and Global Air Transportation |
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Chairman: Mr. Graham Lake, Director General CANSO |
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Eyjafjallajökull and Aviation – The Impact
on European and Global Air Transport
Mr. Peter Sörensen, Policy Officer,
Single Sky and modernisation of air traffic control, DG Move Transport, European Commission
Eyjafjallajökull and Aviation – The Impact on European Air
Transport
Mr. John Vincent, Head of Safety Analysis and Research Department
EASA
The Impact on European and Global Air Transportation. Effects on airport
operators and lessons learned
Mr. Henrik Littorin, Head of Public Affairs,
Swedavia
ATA's lessons learned from Eyjafjallajökull volcano
Mr. Tom Hendricks, ATA Vice President - Operations and Safety
ICELANDAIR's lessons learned from Eyjafjallajökull
volcano
Mr. Birkir Holm Gudnason, CEO Icelandair
Eyjafjallajökull and Aviation: Managing the
flow
Mr. Asgeir Palsson, Director of ANS, ISAVIA and Chairman NAT/SPG
Development of the draft agreement between the Russian Federation and EU regarding the land
transportations in the case of air traffic disruptions
Mr. Andrey Shnyrev, Deputy Director of the Department for the National Civil Aviation Policy, Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation
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| 12:30 |
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Presentation of Poster Sessions |
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Chairman: Dr. Freysteinn Sigmundsson, Nordic Volcanological Centre, Institute of Earth
Sciences, University of Iceland |
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| 12:40 |
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Lunch (Sponsored by Diamond Aircraft) |
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Invited Guest of Honour and Speaker: Captain Eric Moody British
Airways (Ret.). The captain who glided his B747 to safety out of volcanic ash above Java on 24 June 1982. |
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THIRD SESSION: The Global Economic and Business Dimension |
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Chairman: Mr. Jon Sigurdsson, Assistant Professor of Business Administration, University of
Reykjavik |
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The importance of the aviation industry for the global economy |
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Mr. Stephen Perkins, Head of Centre Joint Transport Research Centre of the OECD and the International
Transport Forum |
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The importance of aviation for the global tourism |
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Mr. Geoffrey Lipmann, Special Adviser to the UNWTO Secretary- General United Nations World Tourism
Organization |
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FOURTH SESSION: Safety Aspects |
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Chairman: Dr. Petur K. Maack, Director General ICAA |
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What are the safety regulations regarding volcanic ash and why?
The International Airways Volcano Watch System |
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Mr. Karsten Theil, Regional Director of ICAO’s European and North Atlantic Office |
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Flight operations in Iceland during the
Eyjafjallajökull volcanic eruption in 2010 |
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Mr. Reynir Sigurdsson, Director ANS and Aerodromes, Iceland Civil Aviation Administration |
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What are the current UK volcanic ash safety regulations? Additional PDF |
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Mr. Padhraic Kelleher, Head of the Airworthiness Division, UK Civil Aviation Authority |
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What do we do in the US, South America and the Caribbean? |
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Mr. David Strand, American Airlines, the airline representative to the ICAO working group on volcanic
ash |
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Putting the Volcanic Ash Hazard in Perspective: Delta Air Lines & London VAAC warning
information during Iceland volcano Eyjafjallajokull eruption 14 April – May 2010 |
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Mr. Tom Fahey, Mgr. Meteorology & Radio, Delta Air Lines |
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Lessons learned from the Mt. Redoubt volcanic eruption in 2009 and
processes used to avoid flight operations in volcanic ash |
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Captain Robert (Bob) Graves, Director of flight operations Alaska Airlines |
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Coordinated monitoring of ash eruptions in the Russian Far East
and Alaska |
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Dr. John Eichelberger, US Geological Survey &
Academican Evgeny Gordeev, Russian Academy of Sciences and Director Institute of Volcanology and
Seismology, FEB RAS. |
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IFALP's position paper submitted to ICAO’s International Volcanic Ash Task
Force |
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Capt. Carlos Garcia Royo, ATPL First officer, A340 Iberia, MSc. Geologist
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IFALDA and ICEALDA postion paper; Safety of a flight through flight planning
and flight watching |
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Mr. Karl Fridriksson, President of ICEALDA and Vice President of IFALDA |
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| 16:40 |
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FIFHT SESSION: Volcanic Ash and Aviation – Technical Dimensions |
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Chairman: Dr. Jens Bjarnason, VP Technical Services, Icelandair |
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A jet aircraft manufacturer's perspective of volcanic ash Additional PDF |
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Mr. Douglas Kihm, Boeing Technical Fellow, Certification & ETOPS, Boeing Commercial Airplanes |
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Volcanic ashes: view of an aircraft manufacturer |
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Capt. Manfred Birnfeld, Senior Flight Test Engineer at Airbus Flight Test Division |
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The impact of volcanic ash on aircraft engines |
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Mr. Patrick Emmott, Senior Vice President Technical Service, Rolls-Royce |
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The impact of volcanic ash on aircraft engines and safety risks |
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Eng. Jacques, Renvier, Senior Vice President, System engineering and integration, Snecma/CFM
partner |
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| 17:40 |
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Closing of first day of Conference |
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Dr. Thorgeir Palsson, Professor University of Reykjavik and Conference Chairman |
