International Hydrographic Bureau, Principality of Monaco.
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Wednesday 15th October
Speaker |
Papers |
| Chairman Chris Carleton | Special Session 1600-1700 |
| Mark ALCOCK Project Leader Law of the Sea and Maritime Boundary Advice Project Geoscience Australia |
The Implications of Australia’s submission to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf |
Thursday 16th October
Opening 0900-1000
Keynote Address by HE Satya Nandan: The Successes of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and Some Future Challenges
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Speakers |
Papers |
| Chairman Shin Tani | Session 1 1000-1100 |
| Kaare BANGERT Wolfson College, Oxford/University of Tromsø |
Straight Baselines: The flexibility of the inner limit of the 350 mile outer limit of the continental shelf |
| Andrew SERDY School of Law, University of Southampton |
Is there a 400 mile rule in UNCLOS Article 76(8)? |
| Chairman Chris Carleton | Session 2 1130-1230 |
| Alain MURPHY GeoLimits Consulting - Canada |
Coordinated, Harmonized or Joint Submissions to the CLCS |
Tavis POTTS |
Maritime claims, shipping and governance in the Arctic: Emerging challenges in a warming North |
| Chairman Chris Rizos | Session 3 1400-1530 |
| Ian RUSSELL Seaconsult, UK Ron MACNAB Geological Survey of Canada (Retired) |
Entitlement, evidence, expertise and expense – the quandary facing developing coastal States wishing to implement UNCLOS Article 76 |
| Luiz Carlos TORRES Izabel King JECK Ana Angelica Ligiero ALBERONI H?lio Heringer VILLENA Barazilian Navy Hydrographic Centre |
Brazilian southern margin: an example of the identification of the base of the slope on a passive continental margin |
| Ray WOOD GNS Science, New Zealand |
Improving your UNCLOS submission – some thoughts on text and figures |
| Chairman Lars Sjoberg | Session 4 1600-1800 |
| Richard MACDOUGALL Canadian Hydrographic Services Jacob VERHOEF Geological Survey of Canada Wendell SANFORD Oceans and Environmental Law, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada |
Challenges of collecting data for Article 76 in ice covered waters of the Canadian Arctic |
| Dimitry GREKU Australia, Satellite and Marine Technology Laboratory Rudolf GREKU Institute of Geological Sciences, Ukraine |
The outer edge of the continental margin of Argentina, Australia and Russia by gravimetric tomography data |
| Nelson PAZMIÑO Ecuadorian Oceanographic Institute |
The Galapagos Islands: It’s right, as a fragile environment in the law of the sea, for an extended insular shelf beyond 200 nautical miles |
| Shin TANI Cabinet Counsellor, The Secretariat of the Headquarters for Ocean Policy, Cabinet Secretariat, Government of Japan |
Continental Shelf Survey of Japan |
Friday 17th October
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Speakers |
Papers |
| Chairman Zvonko GRŽETIC | Session 5 0900-1030 |
| Niquole ESTERS King’s College, London |
Impacts of language: Creeping jurisdiction and its challenges to the equal implementation of UNCLOS |
| Charlotte BREIDE Ince & Co., London Phillip SAUNDERS Dalhousie Law School, Halifax, Canada |
Challenges to the UNCLOS Regime: National Legislation which is incompatible with International Law |
| Nathan QUADROS The University of Melbourne Philip COLLIER The University of Melbourne |
Delineating the littoral zone using topographic and bathymetric LIDAR |
| Chairman Sunil Bisnath | Session 6 1100-1230 |
| Serge LEVESQUE CARIS LOTS Product Manager CARIS, Canada Sara COCKBURN CARIS, Canada Cameron MCLEAY CARIS, USA |
Modern developments in geospatial management and their use in marine cadastre |
| Tri PATMASARI Eko ARTANTO Sora LOKITA Sobar SUTISNAa Chairul HAFIDIN BAKOSURTANAL, Indonesia |
The Indonesian Archipelagic Baselines: Technical and legal issues and the changing environment |
| Leedert DORST Hydrographic Service of the Royal Netherlands Navy Ina ELEMA Formally of the Hydrographic Service of the Royal Netherlands Navy |
The effects of changing baselines on the limits of The Netherlands in the North Sea |
| Chairman Muhammad Bashir | Session 7 1400-1530 |
| Sam BATEMAN S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Clive SCHOFIELD Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security, University of Wollongong, Australia |
State practice regarding straight baselines in East Asia – Legal, technical and political issues in a changing environment |
| David GRAY Definitive Hydrographic & Geodetic Consulting Ottawa, Canada |
The use or abuse of “normal” territorial sea baselines |
| Ronan LONG Michael Manahan Research Fellow & Jean Monnet Chair of European Commercial Law, School of Law, National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland |
Technical and legal issues concerning the baselines in Ireland |
| Chairman John Brown | Session 8 1600-1730 |
| Stephen FIETTA Latham & Watkins, London |
The delimitation of the outer continental shelf |
| Bjørn KUNOY Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Faeroe Islands, Denmark |
A new conceptualization of delimitation |
| Adam J. KERR Consultant |
The geography of a maritime delimitation |