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MERMAID 5th Meeting, March 18th–21st, Athens, Greece

The European Union, has launched in 2011 “The Ocean of Tomorrow” call for proposals. Through this programme, the

EU has made available to the scientific and entrepreneurial community a total funding of €14 M (project specific

budgets mentioned below include both EC and non EC financial contribution) for up to three projects that explore the

design of Offshore Multi-use Platforms, in which a mixture of different sectors and specific functions can be performed

in a shared location with shared infrastructure (and costs) and could prove to be an important opportunity for

improved utilisation of the oceans as well as sustainable economic growth. Therefore, developing a concept of Multi-

use Oceanic Platforms has become one of the EU’s most interesting bets to guarantee the use and synergistic

exploitation of oceanic resources in a sustainable and eco-friendly manner. The three selected and financed projects in

the framework of “The Ocean of Tomorrow” call for proposals are:

MERMAID: http://www.mermaidproject.eu/ , budget: 7.4 million euro

MERMAID - Innovative Multi-purpose Off-shore Platforms: Planning, Design and Operation – aims at developing novel

innovative design concepts for offshore platforms to address different physical conditions (from deep water to shallow

and inner waters) in order to make the best use of the ocean space. Launched in January 2012 for 3 years, MERMAID

gathers 28 partners from 13 countries, under the coordination of DanmarksTekniskeUniversitet (Denmark).

TROPOS: http://www.troposplatform.eu/tropos-european-collaborative-project/Presentation-of-The-TROPOS-

Project, budget 7 million euro

TROPOS is a European collaborative project funded by the European Commission under the 7th Framework

Programme for Research and Development, more specifically under the "Ocean of Tomorrow" call OCEAN 2011.1 –

Multi-use offshore platforms. The TROPOS Project aims at developing a floating modular multi-use platform system

for use in deep waters, with an initial geographic focus on the Mediterranean, Tropical and Sub-Tropical regions, but

designed to be flexible enough so as to not be limited in geographic scope. TROPOS gathers 19 partners from 9

countries (Spain, the United Kingdom, Germany, Portugal, France, Norway, Denmark, Greece and Taiwan), under the

coordination of PLOCAN (Spain - http://www.plocan.eu/es/).

H2OCEAN: http://www.h2ocean-project.eu/ , budget: 6 million euro

H2OCEAN – Development of a Wind-Wave Power Open-Sea Platform Equipped for Hydrogen Generation with Support

for Multiple Users of Energy – aims at developing an economically and environmentally sustainable multi-use open-

sea platform on which wind and wave power will be harvested.Part of the generated energy will be used for multiple

applications on-site, including the conversion of energy into hydrogen that can be stored and shipped to shore, and a

multi-trophic aquaculture farm. Launched in January 2012 for 2 years, H2OCEAN involves industrial and academic

partners from 5 countries.

The 5th MERMAID Project Meeting and the 1st ‘OCEAN OF TOMORROW’ Socio-Economic Workshop is organized by

the Athens University of Economics and Business and is taking place in Athens, March, 18-21, 2014.

Local contact: Prof. Dr. Phoebe Koundouri

Director ReSEES (Research team on Socio-Economic and Environmental Sustainability

ATHENS UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS

http://www.aueb.gr/users/koundouri/resees/resees.html

MERMAID 5th Meeting, March 18th- 21st, Athens, Greece

Programme

Venues

Overview of Day 1-3 .................................5

Agenda Day 1……………………………………......6

Agenda Day 2……………………………………......9

Agenda Day 3…………………..…………………..13

Ecali Club (SB Meeting) Kostis Palamas Building Address: Address: Lofou 15 Akadimias 48 and Sina, Ecali, Athens, 144 78 Athens, 105 62 Phone: Phone: +30 210 3500000 +30 210 3688711 +30 210 3688712 Europe Direct – City of Athens, PODA Building Address: Akadimias 50 Athens, 106 79 Phone: +30 210 3642540

AUEB: Athens University of Economics and Business –Research Centre

Steering Board Committee meeting...........3

Scientific Programme (Day 1 – Day 3)........5

List of Participants…………………………………16

Practical Information………..……………………18

Contents

MERMAID 5th

Meeting March 18th

- 21st

– Athens, Greece

Local Organizer: AUEB, http://www.aueb.gr/users/koundouri/resees/ 3

Steering Committee Board Meeting

Date: March 18th

16.00-19.00 pm

Address ECALI CLUB LOFOU 15, ECALI 144 78 Athens TEL AT THE CLUB: 0030 210-3500000 Phoebe Koundouri’s mobile: 0030 6939587871

http://www.ecali-club.gr/

CONFERENCE ROOM IS MADE AVAILABLE FREE OF CHARGE.

SPONSOR: ‘THE ECALI CLUB’

Participants (by Invitation Only)

AUEB: Phoebe Koundouri, WPL of WP8 (Attending)

AUEB: Osiel González Dávila, WP8 (Attending)

Deltares: Jan-Joost Schouten, WPL of WP5 (Attending via skype)

DHI: Nick Ahrensberg, Replacement of F: Møhlenberg, WPL of WP4 (Attending)

DLO: Marian Stuiver, WPL of WP2 (Attending)

DLO: Sanders van den Burg, WP2 (Attending)

DTU-MEK: Lena K. Carlberg Arvedsen, WP1, Administrative support (Attending)

DTU-MEK: Erik Damgaard Christensen, Coordinator, WPL of WP1 (Attending)

DTU-MEK: B. Mutlu Sumer, Scientific advisor (Attending)

Statoil: Wei He, WPL of WP6 (Not able to participate)

UC: Raúl Guanche, WP3 (Attending)

UC: Iñigo Losada, WPL of WP3 (Not able to participate)

UniBo: Barbara Zanuttigh, WPL of WP7 (Attending)

VLIZ: Simon Claus, WPL of WP9 (Attending)

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Agenda

1. Status on MERMAID

2. The 1st interim payment

3. HMT corporation

4. Next deliverables

5. How to improve adherence to deadlines for deliverables?

6. Expectations and procedures for the next two days

7. EMDESK report m19-24 – status

8. Next meeting

9. AOB

Dinner: 19.00 pm

Directions to Ecali Club:

The most convenient ways are:

a. Take a taxi from the city centre and arrive to the Club directly (total cost should be 6 – 8 euro per person and the

duration of the drive should be about 30 minutes subject to traffic conditions.

b. Take ISAP public service (metro green line) from Omonia station (which is one stop away from Syntagma metro

station-blue line) to Kifisia station and take a taxi from there. It should take 30 minutes to reach Kifisia station and

another 10 minutes to arrive at the Club by taxi (the cost of the taxi should be 2-3 euro per person).

c. In case of coming to Ecali Club directly from the Airport, the taxi should cost 30 euro approximatelly and it should

take between 30-40 minutes. Alternatively, ”Proastiakos” train service connects the Airport with ”Neratziotissa”

metro station (green line). The fare for Proastiakos is 8 euro. The total duration of the trip (Proastiakos, green line

and taxi from Kifisia station) should be between 75-90 minutes.

* Please note that we will arrange taxies for the return to city centre after the end of the meeting.

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Breaks

Plenum sessions

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Workshop

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20:00 to 20:30 Dinner on your own

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Mutual dinner

Time: to be announced at the meeting

WP8 WP5

Day 1 March 19th Day 2 March 20th Day 3 March 21st

Break with refreshments

Guided tour on Acropolis 19:30

Lunch on your own

Data summary

WP8 WP5

Summary of the meeting

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WP8 Socio-economic workshop: MERMAID, TROPOS, and

H2OCEAN

Welcome and coffee Coffee/tea Coffee/tea

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

Overview of programme

MERMAID 5th

Meeting March 18th

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March 19th – Day 1

08:15-08:40: Coffee/tea – networking and get your name tag

09.00-11.00: Plenum Session WP1, WP9 and WP7/8

DAY1: March 19th

: Plenum session: Sponsors’ Welcome Talks (Timeslot 1 – 15 minutes)

Time WT Title of presentation Name of presenter Partner name

08:40-08:50 Europe Direct (www.cityofathens.gr/node/22752) Europe Direct Staff ED

08:50-09:00 People for Business (www.peopleforbusiness.gr) Simon Claus PfB

DAY1: March 19th

: Plenum session: WP1 and WP9 (Timeslot 1 – 60 minutes)

09:00-09:30 WP1 Welcome and status Erik Damgaard Christensen

09:30-10:00 WP9 Status of WP9 Simon Claus VLIZ

10.00-10:30: Break with refreshments

DAY1: March 19th

: Plenum session: WP7/8 (Timeslot 1 – 30 minutes)

10:30-11:00 WP8 and WP7

Assessment tool for multi-purpose off-shore platforms and preliminary results

Phoebe Koundouri Barbara Zanuttigh

AUEB UniBo

11.00-13:00: Parallel Sessions WP3 and WP6

DAY1: March 19th

: Parallel session: WP3 (Time slot 1 - 120 minutes)

11:00-11:20 Review of internal reports Raúl Guanche Barbara Zanuttigh

UC UniBO

11:20-11:40 3.2 Ultra deep floating foundation technologies: Lab an numerical analysis I

Raúl Guanche UC

11:40-12:00 3.2 Ultra deep floating foundation technologies: Lab an numerical analysis II

Raúl Guanche UC

12:00-12:20 3.3 Physical modelling on overtopping type WEC’s Ozgur Kirka ITU

12:20-12:40 3.4 Integration of wave energy converters (WEC) in MUP: development of a hybrid 2d-3d numerical model for the optimization of WEC farms

Giorgio Belloti UR3

12:40-13:00 3.4 Integration of Energy converters Guilia Franceshi ENEL

Partners involved in this WP time slot

UNIBO, UC, Statoil, UR3, LWI, ENEL, DTU WIND, ITU

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DAY1: March 19th

11:00-11:20 6.1 (D6.2) MUP business case set-up /Feedbacks to the draft report D6.2

Wei He / All Statoil / All

11:20-11:40 6.1 (D6.2) Installation of 1000 MW offshore wind farm Hanne Nordheim NorWind

11:40-12:00 6.1 (D6.2) Aquaculture farms / Integration wind and aquaculture

Osiel González Dávila/ Carlos Jimenez

AUEB/ EEWRC

12:00-12:20 6.1(D6.2) Wave farm / Discussions: progress, potential interfaces and the action list

Jon Vindahl Kringelum / All

Dong / All

12:20-12:40 6.1(D6.2) 6.3 (D6.3)

Feedbacks to the draft report D6.2; Action lists for D6.2. Action list for D6.3: Synergies and disadvantages of MUP case.

All All

12:40-13:00 6.2 MUP transport technologies for installation, operation and maintenance: development of the Operators tool-box - Continued

Giorgio Bellotti UR3

Statoil, Norwind, DONG, UR3, AUEB

13.00-14:00: Lunch

DAY1: March 19th

14:00-14:20 2.0 Update and a look at 2014 Marian Stuiver DLO

14:20-14:40 2.3 Presentation and discussion on draft version D2.3 Mascha Rasenberg DLO

14:40-15:00 2.3 [to be continued] Mascha Rasenberg DLO

15:00-15:20 2.5 Marine Spatial Planning – first results Bonne van der Veen Deltares

15:20-15:40 2.5 Marine Spatial Planning – discussion Bonne van der Veen Deltares

15:40-16:00 2.0 Summary, decisions and planning for the next months Marian Stuiver DLO

AUEB, DLO, Deltares, CUT

DAY1: March 19th

14:00-14:20 6.2 MUP transport technologies for installation, operation and maintenance: development of the Operators tool-box

Giorgio Bellotti /All UR3 /All

14:20-14:40 WT6.4 (D6.1)

Status of WT6.4 and D6.1 Bergh Øivind IMR

14:40-15:00 WT6.4 (D6.1)

Operation results of the remote sensor Lars Stien Lars Helge IMR

15:00-15:20 WT6.4 (D6.1)

Required results from other WTs Bergh Øivind IMR

15:20-15:40 WT6.4 (D6.1)

Interactions with WT6.5 Torgersen Thomas IMR

15:40-16:00 WT6.5 DSS: Web based decision support system

Inge La Riviere DLO-WUR

AUEB, Statoil, IMR, UR3, DLO, EEWRC, ISPRA

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16:30-18:30: Parallel Sessions WP2, WP4 and WP6

DAY1: March 19th

: Parallel session: WP2 (Time slot 2 - 120 minutes) Time WT Title of presentation Name of presenter Partner name

16:30-16:50 2.4 Lessons learned – first observations Jenny Norrman CUT

16:50-17:10 2.4 Lessons learned – the way forward (methodology) Jenny Norrman CUT

17:10-17:30 2.6 Upscale policy recommendations Phoebe Koundouri AUEB

17:30-17:50 2.0 Summarizing and agreements Marian Stuiver DLO

17:50-18:10

18:10-18:30

DLO, AUEB, CUT, MUSH, DAK, DONG

DAY1: March 19th

16:30-16:50 WT6.5 DSS: data-model assimilation applied to water quality forecasting

Ghada El Serafy Deltares

17:50-17:10 WT6.5 DSS: providing uncertainties with forecasts using ensemble techniques

Karsten Bolding BB

17:10-17:30 WT6.5 DSS: wave forecasting coupled with vessel movements

Ole S. Petersen DHI

Deltares, BB, ISPRA, DHI, DLO, Statoil

DAY1: March 19th

17:30-17:50 4 WP-4 Status and implementation plan Nick Ahrensberg DHI

17:50-18:10 4 Seaweed farming as wave protection (presentation from HORT, but presented by DHI)

Nick Ahrensberg/Mads Birkeland

18:10-18:30 4 Discussion

DHI, DTU, DEL, UniBo, IMR, HORT, MUSH, BB, KF, DAK, ECN, EEWRC, KF

Dinner on your own

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March 20th – Day 2

08:30-09:00 Coffee/tea

DAY2: March 20th

09:00-09:20 Conceptual Environmental impact assessment for multi-use offshore platforms

Barbara Zanuttigh UniBO

09:20-09:40 Physical model test of Energy converters Andreas Kortenhaus LWI

09:40-10:00 Physical model test of MUPs Raúl Guanche UC

10:00-10:20

3.2 How to finalize D3.2 Offshore Technology Raul + others UC+ Others 10:20-10:40

10:40-11:00

DAY2: March 20th

09:00-09:20 4.0 Opening/Summary of Day 1 Nick Ahrensberg /moderator

09:20-09:40 4. Offshore test of fish cage Thorbjørn Harkamp MUSH

09:40-09:50 4 Numerical tools to model fish cage motions Hao Chen DTU

09:50-10:10 4 Improving fish health Øivind Berg IMR

10:10-10:20 4.4 Habitat modification Laura Airoldi UniBo

10:20-10:40 4.5 Offshore aquaculture, The Danish scenario Karl-Iver Dahl-Madsen DAK/DHI

10:40-10:50 4 MUP model set-up – Baltic site Loannis Moutzouris-Sidiris

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11.30-13:30: Parallel Sessions WP3, WP4 and WP5

DAY2: March 20th

11:30-11:50 Work on late deliverables. ALL ALL

11:50-12:10

12:10-12:30

DAY2: March 20th

12:30-12:50 5.1 Atmospheric models related to metocean data. Charlotte Hasager DTU-Wind

12:50-13:10 5.1.5 The relevance of wave –current interaction at multi use offshore platforms

Ole Svenstrup Petersen DHI

13:10-13:30 5.1.6 Physical and biological measurements from satellite data

Andrea Taramelli ISPRA

Deltares, DTU Wind, ISPRA, DHI, UR3, EEWRC

DAY2: March 20th

11:30-11:50 4 Discussion Nick/moderator DHI

11:50-12:00 4 Ecological implications of dispersion of food and waste from aquaculture farms (Numerical models in WP5)

Carlos Jimenez EEWRC

12:00-12:30 4 Model EIA Scenarios Mads Joakim Birkeland DHI

12:30-12:40 4 MUP EIA Manual/Guideline – outline & responsibilities Flemming Møhlenberg DHI

12:40-13:30 4 How to produce the deliverables, Nick Ahrensberg DHI

13.30-14:30: Lunch

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DAY2: March 20th

14:30-14:50 5.2 Modelling of dispersion processes related to marine operations

Jacob Hjelmager Jensen/ Sina Saremi

DTU-MEK

14:50-15:10 5.2 Wave and current model for wave-structure interaction

Erik Damgaard Christensen

DTU-MEK

15:10-15:30 5.2 Parameterisation of structures in oceanographic model

Ole S. Petersen DHI

15:30-15:50 5.2 Modelling of mixing of saline layers, Ocean-models Karsten Bolding BB

15:50-16:10 5.3 Physical model experiments to determine wave loads on an MUP

Kerstin Hinze/Andreas Kortenhaus

16:10-16:30 5.3 Breaking wave interaction with secondary structures- physical and numerical analyses

Danilo Tomaselli DTU-MEK

Deltares, DTU-MEK, DHI, BB, LWI, EEWRC, ITU

DAY2: March 20th

: Parallel session: WP8 (Time slot 1 - 120 minutes)) Time WT Title of presentation Name of presenter Partner name

14:30-14:50 8.1 MUOP Design Selection Tool: Results and The Way Forward

Phoebe Koundouri AUEB

14:50-15:10 8.2 Results from the Baltic Sea (MUOP Selection Tool)

Nick Aarup Ahrensberg

15:10-15:30 8.3 Results from the North and Wadden Sea (MUOP Selection Tool)

Mark de Bel DELTARES

15:30-15:50 8.4 Results from the Atlantic Sea (MUOP Selection Tool) Pedro Díaz Simal

15:50-16:10 8.5 Results from the Mediterranean Sea (MUOP Selection Tool)

Fabio Zagonari UNIBO

16:10-16:30 8.2-8.5 Comparison of the results in the 4 case studies Osiel González Dávila AUEB

AUEB, DHI, DELTARES, UoA, UC and UNIBO

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DAY2: March 20th

17:00-17:20 5.4 Effects of clay content on liquefaction Özgur Kirca

ITU/DTU-MEK

17:20-17:40 5.4 Centrifugal experiments for seismic-induced sinking of protection layers

Andrew Brennan UoD

17:40-18:00 5.4 Geotechnical challenges of MUPs Andrzej Sawicki IBWPAN

DTU MEK, UoD, ITU, IBWPAN

20:30 Mutual project dinner at Orizontes Lycabettus

DAY2: March 20th

: Parallel session: WP8 (Time slot 2 – 60 minutes) Time WT Title of presentation Name of presenter Partner name

17:00-17:10 8.2-8.5 CBA Methodology Tasos Xepapadeas AUEB

17:10-17:20 8.2 Information collected so far and required for the CBA in the Baltic Sea

Nick Aarup Ahrensberg / Osiel González Dávila

DHI/AUEB

17:20-17:30 8.3 Information collected so far and required for the CBA in the North and Wadden Sea

Mark de Bel / Tore Söderqvist

DELTARES / Envoco (CUT)

17:30-17:40 8.4 Information collected so far and required for the CBA in Atlantic Sea

Pedro Díaz Simal

17:40-17:50 8.5 Information collected so far and required for the CBA in the Mediterranean Sea

Fabio Zagonari UNIBO

17:50-18:00 8.2-8.5 The MERMAID online Data Repository

Evita Mailli UOA

AUEB, DHI, DELTARES, UC, CUT, UNIBO and UOA

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March 21st – Day 3

08:30-09:00 Coffee/tea

09:00-10:00: Parallel Sessions WP8 and WP5

DAY3: March 21st

: Parallel session: WP8 (Time slot 3 – 60 minutes) Time WT Title of presentation Name of presenter Partner name

9:00-9:20 8.6 LCA progress

Nilay Elginöz

9:20-9:40 8.2-8.6 Scientific Book on The Economics of Marine Platforms and chapter allocation

Phoebe Koundouri AUEB 9:20 – 10:00 8.2-8.6 Up-coming deliverables and milestones and

concluding remarks

All in WP8

DAY3: March 21st

09:00-09:20 5.5 Scour and backfilling around foundations Cuneyt Baykal and B. Mutlu Sumer

DTU-MEK

09:20-09:40 5.5 Numerical modelling of hydrodynamics and scour around offshore structures

Frank Platzek Deltares

09:40-10:00 5.0 How to produce D5.2 and D5.3 Moderator/Plenum Deltares + all

Deltares, DTU MEK, EEWRC, LWI, UR3, UniBo

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10:00-11:30: Parallel Sessions WT7.1, WT7.2, WT7.3 and WT7.4

DAY3: March 21st

: Parallel session: WP7.1 (Time slot 2 - 90 minutes)

10:00-10:15 7.1 Status of the Baltic Site Ole Svenstrup Petersen DHI

10:15-10:30 7.1 MUP Design for Baltic Site Nick Ahrensberg DHI

10:30-10:45 7.1 Metocean conditions at Baltic site Charlotte Bay DTU Wind

10:45-11:00 7.1 Conditions for aquaculture at Kriegers Flak Flemming Møhlenberg DHI

11:00-11:15 7.1 Stakeholder participation Marian Stuiver DLO

11:15-11:30 7.1 Way ahead for Baltic Site and synthesis of results to be presented in the plenary

Ole Svenstrup Petersen DHI

AUEB, DHI, DLO, DTU WIND, UoD, DHI, DONG, MUSH

DAY3: March 21st

10:00-10:15 7.2 Applying the MUP Selection Tool Mark de Bel Deltares

10:15-10:30 7.2 Determination of secondary functions Mark de Bel Deltares

10:30-10:45 7.2 Stakeholder participation – round table Mascha Rasenberg DLO-WUR

10:45-11:00 7.2 Seaweed farming in the North Sea Job Schipper Hortimare

11:00-11:15 7.2 Discussion and synthesis of results to be presented in the plenary

11:15-11:30 7.2

AUEB, Deltares, DTU-MEK, DTU WIND, IBWPAN, UoD, HORT, LWI

DAY3: March 21st

10:00-10:15 7.3 Interaction with other Work Packages (WP2 and WP8) MUP alternatives - Technology Selection

Raúl Guanche

10:15-10:30 7.3 Feasibility assessment of aquaculture at the Atlantic site Lars Stien IMR

10:30-10:45 7.3 Installation/transport/logistics – input to discussion Wei He Statoil

10:45-11:00 7.3 Discussion/presentation – not confirmed Filiponi Federico ISPRA

11:00-11:15 7.3 Working in business model assessment of MUP at the Atlantic site – input to discussion

Osiel González Dávila AUEB

11:15-11:30 7.3 Discussion - synthesis of results to be presented in the plenary

UC, AUEB, STATOIL, ISPRA, IMR

DAY3: March 21st

10:00-10:10 7.4 Extreme and operational climate conditions for platform survivability and performance

Alessandro Romano UR3

10:10-10:20 7.4 Climate variability and physical processes parameters from remote sensing

Andrea Taramelli ISPRA

10:20-10:30 7.4 Selection of wave energy converters and design of arrays to be integrated in multi-purpose solutions

Elisa Angelelli UNIBO

10:30-10:40 7.4 Aquaculture (alternative) production plan for better economic results

Dimitris Troianos (Thanassis Frentzos)

10:40-10:50 7.4 Environmental impact assessment of single and multi-purpose installations

Laura Airoldi/ Carlos Jimenez

UNIBO, EEWRC

10:50-11:00 7.4 Energy transfer and standing alone platforms Guilia Franceshi ENEL

11:00-11:10 7.4 Results from stakeholders meetings: design evaluation Fabio Zagonari UNIBO

11:10-11:30 7.4 Group discussion for design optimisation, contribution to next deliverables and synthesis of results to be presented in the plenary

UNIBO, UR3, ISPRA, ENEL, KF, EEWRC, AUEB

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12.00-13.30: Plenum Session WP7 and WP1

DAY3: WP7 PLENUM SESSION: Time slot 3 (60 minutes) Time WT Title of presentation Name of presenter Partner name

12:00-12:30 7.1 Baltic Sea - Summary of parallel session (7 minutes) Ole Petersen DHI

7.2 North Sea - Summary of parallel session (7 minutes) Mark de Bel Deltares

7.3 Atlantic - Summary of parallel session (7 minutes) Raul Gauche UC

7.4 Summary of parallel session (7 minutes) Barbara Zanuttigh UniBo

12:30-13:00 7.5 Data management Eydokia Mailli UoA

DAY3: WP7 PLENUM SESSION: Time slot 2 (30 minutes) Time WT Title of presentation Name of presenter Partner name

13:00-13:30 WP1 Ending meeting, progress, expectations to the next meeting

Erik Damgaard Christensen

13:30-14:30: Lunch on your own

14:30-18:30: THE OCEAN OF TOMORROW SOCIO-ECONOMIC WORKSHOP: Joint Meeting

between Socio-Economists of MERMAID, H2OCEAN, TROPOS projects

DAY 3 : Joint Socio-economic workshop (240 minutes)

Time Title of presentation Name of presenter Partner name

14:30-15:15 The MERMAID Project (SEA01, SEA02, SEA03, SEA05) Phoebe Koundouri MERMAID

15:15-16:00 The MERMAID online Data Repository/Portal (NB04) Evita Mailli MERMAID

16:00-16:45 H2OCEAN Project (SEA01, SEA02, SEA03, SEA05) Armando Javier Palomar H2OCEAN

16:45-17:30 The TROPOS Project (SEA01, SEA02, SEA03, SEA05) Wenting Chen TROPOS

17:30-18:00 General Discussion Phoebe Koundouri (chairs) MERMAID

18:00-18:30 SEA04 + Sustainability Special Issue and New Book

MERMAID (WP8 Partners), H2OCEAN and TROPOS

19:30-20:30: Guided tour at Acropolis Museum

http://www.mermaidproject.eu/

http://www.h2ocean-project.eu/

http://www.troposplatform.eu/

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Participant List

Institution short name Surname First name WP Mail

AUEB Koundouri Phoebe 2, 6, 7, 8, 9 pkoundouri@aueb.gr

AUEB Davila Osiel 2, 6, 7, 8 osiel.davila@soas.ac.uk

AUEB Kourogenis Nikolaos 2, 6, 7, 8

AUEB Maziotis Alexandros 2, 6, 7, 8 alexandros.maziotis@gmail.com

AUEB Skianis Vassilis 2, 6, 7, 8 vskianis@aueb.gr

AUEB Lefteris Levantis 2, 6, 7, 8 elevantis@eplo.eu

AUEB Xepapadeas Anastasios 8 xepapad@aueb.gr

AUEB Pergamalis Vasilis 8 v.pergamalis@gmail.com

AUEB Mouslech Elisabeth 8 mouslech@windowslive.com

AUEB Malli Photini AUEB-RC Financial

Administrator

fmalli@rc.aueb.gr

AWS Palomar Armando Javier ajpalomar@awstruepower.com

Greek Government

Department of

Environment

Dimitriadou Olga Greek DoE dimitriadouo@eka.ypeka.gr

BB Bolding Karsten 4, 6 karsten@bolding-burchard.com

CUT Norrman Jenny 2, 8 jenny.norrman@chalmers.se

DAK Dahl-Madsen Karl Iver 4, 8 karliver@danskakvakultur.dk

Deltares El Serafy Ghada 6 ghada.elserafy@deltares.nl

Deltares de Bel Mark 8 Mark.deBel@deltares.nl

Deltares Platzek Frank 5 frank.platzek@deltares.nl

Deltares van der Veen Bonne 2 bonne.vanderveen@deltares.nl

DHI Ahrensberg Nick 4 nia@dhigroup.com

DHI Petersen Ole Svenstrup 7 osp@dhigroup.com

DHI Birkeland Mads Joakim 4 mbi@dhigroup.com

DHI Moehlenberg Flemming 4 flm@dhigroup.com

DHI Moutzouris-Sidris Loannis 4

DLO van den Burg Sander 2 sander.vandenburg@wur.nl

DLO Stuiver Marian 2 marian.stuiver@wur.nl

DLO Rasenberg Mascha 2 mascha.rasenberg@wur.nl

DLO-WUR La Riviere Inge 6 inge.lariviere@wur.nl

DONG Pedersen Aksel Hauge 2, 8, 9 akhpe@dongenergy.dk

DONG Kringelum Jon 6, 7 jonvk@dongenergy.dk

DTU Sumer B. Mutlu 5, 7 bms@mek.dtu.dk

DTU Arvedsen Lena Carlberg 1 lkca@mek.dtu.dk

DTU Christensen Erik Damgaard 1, 4, 5, 7, 9 edch@mek.dtu.dk

DTU Tomaselli Pietro Danilo 5 pdtom@mek.dtu.dk

DTU Baykal Cüneyt 5 cbykl@mek.dtu.dk

DTU Jacob Hjelmager Jensen 5 jahj@mek.dtu.dk

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DTU Saremi Sina 5 remi@mek.dtu.dk

DTU Fredsoe Jorgen 5, 7 jofr@mek.dtu.dk

DTU Hasager Charlotte 3, 5 cbha@dtu.dk

DTU Chen Hao 4 hchen@mek.dtu.dk

EEWRC JIMENEZ CARLOS 4-8 c.jimenez@cyi.ac.cy

EEWRC Giannakis Elias 4-8 e.giannakis@cyi.ac.cy

Enel E&R Franceschi Giulia 3, 7 giulia.franceschi@enel.com

Enveco (CUT) Söderqvist Tore 2, 8 tore@enveco.se

Flowmast Peppas Antonios peppas@floatmast.com

IBW PAN Kortenhaus Andreas 3, 5 Andreas.Kortenhaus@UGent.be

IBW PAN Sawicki Andrzej 5, 7, 9 as@ibwpan.gda.pl

IMR Swidzinski Waldemar 5, 7, 9 waldek@ibwpan.gda.pl

IMR Torgersen Thomas 6 thomast@imr.no

ISPRA Stien Lars Helge 6 lars.stien@imr.no

ISPRA Taramelli Andrea 5, 6, 7 andrea.taramelli@isprambiente.it

ITU Filipponi Federico 5.1.5 federico.filipponi@isprambiente.it

ITU Kirca Özgür 3, 5, 8 kircave@itu.edu.tr

KF Elginoz Nilay 3, 8 elginozn@itu.edu.tr

KF FRENTZOS THANASIS 4, 7, 8, 9 ath.frentzos@kefish.gr

LWI TROIANOS DIMITRIS 4, 7, 8, 9 d.troianos@kefish.gr

LWI/Ghent Uni. Hinze Kerstin 3, 5 kerstin.hinze@tu-bs.de

MARUM Mintenbeck Katja 6 kmintenbeck@marum.de

MUSH Harkamp Thorbjørn 4 th@musholm.com

NorWind Nordheim Hanne 6 hanne.nordheim@norwind.no

PfB Pitsika Rebecca Sponsor talk rpitsika@pfb.gr

Plocan Quevedo Eduardo eduardo.quevedo@plocan.eu

Statoil He Wei 6, 3, 7, 8, 9 weih@statoil.com

UC Guanche García Raúl 3, 7 guancher@unican.es

UC Diaz Simal Pedro 3, 7 pedro.diaz@unican.es

UC Sarmiento

Martínez

Javier 3, 7 sarmientoj@unican.es

UniBo Zanuttigh Barbara 7 barbara.zanuttigh@unibo.it

UniBo Angelelli Elisa 3 - 7 elisa.angelelli4@unibo.it

UniBo Zagonari Fabio 8 fabio.zagonari@unibo.it

UniBo Laura Airoldi 4, 7 laura.airoldi@unibo.it

UoA Mailli Evdokia 7 e.mailli@di.uoa.gr

UoA Ioannidis Yannis 7, 8 yannis@di.uoa.gr

UoD Brennan Andrew 5 a.j.brennan@dundee.ac.uk

UR3 Romano Alessandro 3, 5, 7 alessandro.romano@uniroma3.it

UR3 Bellotti Giorgio 6 giorgio.bellotti@uniroma3.it

VLIZ Claus Simon 9 simon.claus@vliz.be

VLIZ Pirlet Hans 9 hans.pirlet@vliz.be

MERMAID 5th

Meeting March 18th

- 21st

– Athens, Greece

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

A. Dates

Meeting

Start date: March the 19th, 08.30 am (reception and welcome coffee till 09.00 am)

End date: March the 21st, 13.30 pm

Steering Board meeting

Start date: March the 18th, 16.00 pm

End date: March the 18th, 19.00 pm

Workshop on Socio-Economic Analysis with TROPOS and H2OCEAN

March the 21st, 14.30 – 18.30 pm

B. Meeting Venues

Ecali Club

Address: Ecali, Athens, 144 78

Phone: +30 210 3500000

Kostis Palamas Building

Rooms: A (Plenary), B, C, and D

Address: Akadimias 48 and Sina, Athens, 105 62

Phone: +30 210 3688711 and +30 210 3688712

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Europe Direct – City of Athens, PODA Building

Room E Address: Akadimias 50, Athens, 106 79 Phone: +30 210 3642540

C. Agenda

Please see agenda and registration here: http://www.mermaidproject.eu/registration/

D. From Airport to Syntagma Square (City Centre)

Bus and Metro

Athens International Airport ‘Eleftherios Venizelos” is directly connected with most main airports in Europe. Detailed information about flights schedule can be found in airport’s webpage:

http://www.aia.gr/traveler/

Bus line X95, operating at a 24/7 basis, and metro line 3 (blue line), operating between 05.30 am and 23.30 pm approximately, connect the Airport with Syntagma, in the centre of Athens. X95 bus station is situated right outside of arrivals hall, whereas metro line is on a 5-10 minutes walking distance from the arrivals hall. The duration of the trip is about 1 hour by bus and 40 minutes by metro; both services run every 30 minutes. Detailed information about timetables and fares can be found in the following webpages:

http://www.oasa.gr/content.php?id=airlines

http://www.stasy.gr/index.php?id=70&L=1

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Taxis are located right outside of the arrivals hall. The trip to the city centre should take 45 minutes approximately, subject to traffic conditions, and the fare should be around € 40.

E. Hotel reservation

We have arranged a special rate deal for the project meeting participants on Electra Palace Hotel

(5*) and Electra Hotel (4*), both located very close to meeting venue, Syntagma Square and other

main attractions of Athens. Please make sure to book by February 27th; the special rate deal will be

valid subject to room availability after that date.

F. Dinner

The mutual dinner event of the meeting will take place in “Orizontes Lycabbetus” Restaurant on

the top of Mount Lycabettus (please see sightseeing Section H). You may take this opportunity

and walk around the restaurant area; the hill offers a spectacular view over Athens. The dinner fee

is approximately € 40 per person. The most convenient way to go there is to take the cable car

that departs from Kolonaki area (Aristippou 1 Street) in the city centre (10-20 mins walk from the

venue, but it is uphill so probably it would preferable to reach this point by taxi) and arrives right

in front of the restaurant. The fare is 7 euro roundtrip (operating every 30 minutes) for the cable

car and € 1-2 per person for the taxi. Alternatively, Mount Lycabettus can be reached by taxi

(which should cost up to 4 € per person and be 5 minutes drive from Electra Hotels) up to some

point, but another 5-10 minutes walk is required to reach the restaurant. More details about the

dinner will be provided during the meeting.

www.orizonteslycabettus.gr/en/restaurant

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Walking between cable car and Syntagma Square

G. Map with hotels/Venue

Palamas and PODA Buildings are within 10-15 minutes walk from the two hotels. Alternatively, the

two venues can be conveniently reached by metro red line (line 2). Panepistimio metro station (2-

3 minutes walk from the venues) is only one stop away from Syntagma metro station.

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Η. Sightseeing

The meeting venue and the hotels are located within walking distance from most important

monuments and attraction sites in Athens. Some key sightseeing spots are marked in the map.

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