Smarter Catchment Monitoring, Cleaner waters
London 4-7th September 2019
Wednesday 4th September
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15:00 |
Registration opens |
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16:00 – 17:00 |
The INTCATCH concept Walkthrough Seminar Room 1 1.02 An opportunity to discuss the context of the conference in relation to novel approaches for the monitoring of catchments |
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17:00 – 18:00 |
Networking Drinks reception with canapés and Ground floor Here East |
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18:00 -20:00 |
Conference Welcome – Dr Mark Scrimshaw/Prof Alessandro Farinelli |
Thursday 5th September
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Time |
Session 1: Smart Freshwater |
Session 1a: Cloud Data & Visualization |
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Lecture centre 0.01 |
Lecture centre 1.04 |
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09.00-09.20 |
Development of a portable genomic laboratory for water metagenomic analysis (Massimo Delledonne) |
INTCATCH DSS support system for water quality investigative monitoring (Alessandro Tittonel) |
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09.20-09.40 |
Molecular insights into dissolved organic fluorescence in south eastern China (Cheng Cheng) |
Cloud-based data streaming from mobile sensors for water quality monitoring (Alessandro Farinelli) |
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09.40-10.00 |
Early event detection & prediction tools for surface drinking water catchment protection (Albert Serra-Compte) |
INTCATCH Yliki Survey (Adam Whalley) |
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10.00-10.20 |
Estimation of Pollutant Sources Reduction Effect on Water Quality in Hapcheon Dam Watershed Using HSPF Model (S.M. Kim) |
Multi-Parameter river monitoring with unmanned boats: towards an integrated, holistic understanding of our river systems (Nick Everard) |
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10:20 – 11:00 |
Networking with refreshments Ground floor Here East |
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Session 2: Stormwater/Runoff Treatment |
Session 2a: Innovative Freshwater Monitoring Strategies |
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Lecture centre 0.01 |
Lecture centre 1.04 |
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11.00-11.20 |
Treatment strategies for combined sewer overflows in multifunctional reactors (Tiziana Venditto) |
Integrated Approach for Innovative Monitoring Strategies of Reservoirs & Lakes (Wiebke Warner) |
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11.20-11.40 |
Sewer Management & INTCATCH new tools for one of the most sensitive & touristic area of Europe: Lake Garda (Alberto Cordioli) |
The water quality of Greek catchments. Robotic boats as an ultimate solution of lakes & rivers environmental protection (Stelios Samios) |
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11.40-12.00 |
A review on Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) treatments: existing technologies, challenges & possible future studies (Alice Botturi) |
Smart genomic technology to prompt identification of pollution sources in aquatic ecosystem when extreme weather events happen (Stefania Marcheggiani) |
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12.00-12.20 |
Advanced compact treatment of combined sewer overflows (CSOs) for removing physical & chemical pollutants: case study of Lake Garda in northern Italy (Saba Daneshgar) |
A new approach to gathering & using environmental information in the Environment Agency (Richard Walmsely) |
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12.20-12.40 |
Evaluation of the Impact of Residential Urban Patterns on Stormwater Management in Federal District, Brazil (Leticia Brito) |
SmartRivers: Leveraging the Internet of Things to assess the effectiveness of Natural Flood Management (Arnout van Soesbergen) |
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12:40 – 14:00 |
Lunch Ground floor Here East Outdoor demonstration activity of water monitoring with boats on the River Lee |
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Session 3: Citizen Science in Water Management |
Session 3a: Case studies in Water Monitoring |
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Lecture centre 0.01 |
Lecture centre 1.04 |
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14.00-14.20 |
Engaging citizens on water sustainability actions using Digital Social Platforms (Janet Riley) |
Development & implementation of an Innovative Water Quality Monitoring Strategy for Lake Yliki, Greece (Daniel Mamais) |
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14.20-14.40 |
The use of Citizen Scientists to add value & engagement to environmental monitoring data managed by regulators, industry & policy makers (Paul Leonard) |
Influence of water flow & light availability on intracellular biofilm geosmin formation (Carmen Espinosa Angona) |
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14.40-15.00 |
Case study for the river Lark (Geoff Brighty) |
Analysis of Groundwater Characteristics in Riverside using Groundwater Monitoring Network in Miryang, South Korea (Mi Kyung Baek) |
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15.00-15.20 |
Community Based Modelling (John Bryden) |
Preliminary study to assess microplastics’ presence in an MBR unit (Efthymios Lytras) |
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15:20 – 15:50 |
Networking with refreshments |
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16.00-16:50 |
Plenary session on Water Quality Caroline Whalley (European Environment Agency): “Scaling it up - chemical monitoring at the European level” Mario Carere (Italian Institute of Health): Innovative Monitoring Approaches: Future Perspectives in the Context of the Water Framework Directive" |
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18:30-22.30 |
Conference Gala Dinner On board the Dixie Queen (Embark 18.30 promptly ) |
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Friday 6th September
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Time |
Session 5: Use of Robotic Boats for Water Monitoring |
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Lecture centre 0.01 |
Seminar Room 2 1.03 |
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09.00-09.20 |
Autonomous robotic platforms for water monitoring: the INTCATCH experience (Andrea Benfatti) |
Technology innovations in the application of optical analytical methods to measure chemical & biological pollutants for near real time water quality monitoring (Luca Sanfilippo) |
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09.20-09.40 |
Model-based adaptive monitoring of tracers using mobile sensors (Zak Hodgson) |
Paper-based electrochemical (bio)sensors for sustainable surface water monitoring (Fabiana Arduini) |
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09.40-10.00 |
Industrial vs Urban vs Reservoir trophic state of Greek lakes paradigm shifts by autonomous boats (Giorgos Katsouras) |
Heavy metal detection in surface water using an integrated robotic system (Elisabetta de Vito-Francesco) |
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10.00-10.20 |
A smart multi sensor system for environmental investigation on an autonomously driven measuring platform (Thorsten Knutz) |
Electrochemical impedance sensors for wastewater epidemiology (Pedro Estrela) |
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10:20 – 11:00 |
Networking with refreshments Ground floor Here East |
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Time |
Workshop: Development & Application of Novel Sensors & Biosensors for Water |
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Lecture centre 0.01 |
Seminar Room 2 1.03 |
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11.00-11.20 |
Introduction by Michael Joseph & Yulia Matskevich (Brunel University London Research & Development Office) |
Compact electroanalytical tools for measuring contaminants in surface waters (César Fernández-Sánchez) |
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11.20-11.40 |
Business model for Market Exploitation (Michael Joseph) |
Water toxicity evaluation using nanobiosensors (José Bergua) |
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11.40-12.00 |
Exercise with a Business Canvass |
Electrochemical stripping analysis of heavy metals in waters (Qiuyue Yang) |
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12.00-12.20 |
EU Funding Streams for Innovation (Yulia Matskevich) |
Detection of PFAs exploiting Molecular Imprinted Polymer on a Plasmonic D-Shaped Plastic Optical Fibre (Francesco Arcadio) |
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12.20-12.40 |
Understand the Process of Exploitation of Results within the Context of a Horizon 2020 Project: A Case of ICT4Water (Aitor Corchero) |
ICN2: Heavy metals detection in water (Qiuyue Yang, Ruslan Alvarez) |
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12:40 – 14:00 |
Lunch Ground floor Here East The INTCATCH concept Walkthrough Seminar Room 1 1.02 To reflect on the conference contents in relation to novel approaches to monitoring and managing catchments |
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Time |
Session 7: Nature based Solutions for Water Management (Chair: Simos Malamis) |
Workshop: Development & Application of Novel Sensors & Biosensors for Water: Demo Session |
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Lecture centre 0.01 |
Seminar Room 2 1.03 |
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14.00-14.20 |
Combined natural and engineered treatment processes support utilities in addressing water management challenges - experiences from the AquaNES project (Thomas Wintgens) |
Systea: A live demonstration of a compact instrument (Luca Sanfilippo) |
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14.20-14.40 |
HYDROUSA project: Implementing nature-based and other engineered solutions to recover non-conventional water sources (Simos Malamis) |
Univ. Tor Vergata: Origami paper-based (bio)sensors for pollutant detection (Veronica Caratelli) |
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14.40-15.00 |
Multipurpose constructed wetlands as a nature-based solution for urban environment (Fabio Masi) |
CNM, Lab-on-a-chip to measure a heavy metal in waters (Pablo Gimenez) |
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15.00-15.20 |
Implementing NBS in Tinos Ecolodge from designer to user (Nicolas Bedaul) |
ICN2: Pesticides & bacteria detection in water (José Bergua, Ruslan Alvarez) |
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15.20-15.40 |
Lessons learnt from field-based experiments on the improvement of the hydraulic performance of constructed wetlands (Vasiliki Ioannidou) |
Workshop Conclusions |
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15:40 – 16:30 |
Networking with refreshments |
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INTCATCH conference closing |
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Saturday 7th September
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Firs farm Wetland Visit |
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09.30-13.00 |
Coach leaves at 9.30am from outside Here East Reception – visit to Firs Farm then return to Here East for 13.00. |