Workshop Goals:
- Develop best practices for advancing NOAA ORR interaction with the academic community during response, enabled by relationships build during the preparedness phase.
- Build relationships and foster understanding of the roles and responsibilities of the oil spill response/assessment scientific community and the academic community, including an understanding of each other’s strengths and limitations.
- Develop mechanisms that facilitate access for academic research during oil spills.
- Develop implementation recommendations and metrics for evaluating success.
Exact Date: January 8 & 9, 2019 (January 10th in case of inclement weather)
Venue:
The Romberg Tiburon Bay Conference Center
3152 Paradise Dr
Tiburon, CA
415.338.3543
Lodging (2 options):
Marin Suites Hotel (use the block "UNH" for the special rate)
45 Tamal Vista Blvd
Corte Madera, CA 94925
415.924.3608
($139/studio and $149/two beds, 10 miles/20 minutes away, complimentary breakfast, parking)
Embassy Suites by Hilton use this direct link to register online
101 McInnis Parkway
San Rafael, CA 94903
415.499.9222
(25 minutes/14 miles away, $161/night, includes cooked to order breakfast, free parking)
Workshop Agenda here>>
Participants: invitation only
Organizing Committee:
Nancy Kinner, CRRC, UNH
Scott Lundgren, NOAA ORR ERD
Yvonne Addassi, CA OSPR
Chris Barker, NOAA ORR ERD
Carl Brown, Environment Canada DFO
Carl Childs, NOAA ORR ERD
Lisa DiPinto, NOAA ORR
David Hollander, USF
Ken Lee, Canada
Steve Lehmann, NOAA ORR ERD
Steve Murawski, FIO
Paul Schuler, OSRL
Steve Sempier, Sea Grant
Kevin Sligh, USCG MER
David Valentine, UCSB
Ann Hayward Walker, SEA Consulting
Chuck Wilson, GOMRI
Questions? Please contact Kathy Mandsager
