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Littoral 2016 program – Bellevue Center, Biarritz

Tuesday, October 25th

(Day 1)

8:15-9:30 Registration and Welcome Coffee

9:30-11:00 Conference Opening:

Authorities and presidential speeches (Auditorium)

11:15-12:00 Keynote speaker: Gerald Schernewski. Integrated coastal zone management - State and

Perspectives. (Auditorium)

12:00-12:45 Keynote speaker: Per Sørensen. Challenges in the coastal area in Denmark in today and

future climate. (Auditorium)

12:45-14:00 Lunch (Atlantic room)

14:00-14:45 Keynote speaker: Nicolas Castay. Current experimentation of integrated coastal zone

management on a regional scale: the case of the Aquitaine coast. (Auditorium)

Session I. Aquaculture

- Room Vague 1 -

Session II. Baltic Sea

- Room Vague 2 - Workshop I.

- Auditorium -

14:45-15:05 A. Gjertsen, J. P. Johnsen,

H. T. Sandersen. In search

of the missing governance

object – aquaculture and

climate adaptation in

Norway.

J. Schumacher, G. Schernewski,

S. Schönwald, M. Katarzytė, D.

Karnauskaitė, M. Bielecka, G.

Różyński. Promoting sustainable

coastal development and

evaluating preferences – a

decision support and stakeholder

involvement tool.

Strategic choices of coastal

management on different

scales (from European to

local scale)

Coordinators : GIP Aquitaine

Littoral, Region Aquitaine-

Limousin-Poitou-Charentes,

Department of Pyrénées

Atlantiques, "Agglomération

Côte Basque Adour",

"Agglomération Sud Pays

Basque", GIS Littoral basque

(programme in progress)

15:05-15:25 H. T. Sandersen, A.

Buanes, E. Mikkelsen. Here

and there or everywhere?

Municipal strategies for

siting of salmon farms in

Norway.

G. Różyński, M. Bielecka. Economic recovery of the Vistula

Lagoon, investigated with

Systems Approach Framework.

15:25-15:45 E. Mikkelsen, H. Kite-

Powell, J. Perez, M.

Ebeling, M. Wetterskog, S.

Villasante, G. Krause, S.

Stead. Measuring economic

impacts of aquaculture.

E. Baltranaitė, I.-M. Gren, L.

Latakienė, R. Povilanskas, G.

Schernewski. New beaches along

the Curonian Lagoon: perception,

acceptance, socio-economic

evaluation and perspectives.

15:45-16:05 G. Krause, N. Stybel, H. T.

Sandersen, M. Wetterskog,

A. Buanes, S. Stead, S.

Villasante, E. Mikkelsen.

Exploring the social in

aquaculture: what social

dimension metrics tell us

about the effects of the 'Blue

Growth' strategy.

N. Stybel, J. Hirschfeld, G.

Schernewski. Demands of coastal

users on bathing water quality in

the Szczecin Lagoon, Baltic Sea.

16:05-16:25 Coffee break

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Session III. Fisheries &

Salt Marshes

Convenors:

- Salle Vague 1 -

Session II. Baltic Sea

(Continuation)

- Salle Vague 2 -

Workshop I. (Continuation)

- Auditorium -

16:25-16:45 M. Desse, L. Amraoui, A.

El Bouzidi, D.

Peyrusaubes. Perception of

climate change by the

fishermen to Mehdia and

Moulay Bousselham.

N. Stybel, R. Scholz, L.

Herhaus. Communication of

climate change in coastal

communities – first experiences of

the German Baltic Coast,

involving the local tourism

industry.

Strategic choices of coastal

management on different

scales

16:45-17:05 G. Morandeau, N. Caill-

Milly, B. Liquet, X.

Navarro, N. Bru, C.

Saguet, Y. Lalanne, F.

D'Amico. EOLE – Metadata

summary and analysis of the

environment and fishery

resources in the Bay of

Biscay in a context of global

change.

K. Rabski Practical Implementation of

ICZM – selected case studies

from Polish coast of Baltic Sea.

17:05-17:25 To be confirmed

G. Fontolan, A. Bezzi, D.

Martinucci, S. Pillon, C.

Popesso. Basics for a

decision support pathway to

salt marsh restoration.

17:30-18:45 Poster Session (Bellevue Center Hall)

19:00-20:00

Visit of the Sea Museum

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Wednesday, 26th

of October (Day 2)

Session IV. ICZM

- Room Vague 1 -

Session V. Coastal

Geomorphology

- Room Vague 2 -

Special session/workshop

II

- Auditorium -

8:15-8:35 L. Tolun, A. Yüksek, İ. Tan, M.

Başar, B. Tutak; S. Tuğrul.

Towards a sustainable dredged

material management in Turkish

ports and harbors.

M. Schembri. H. Burningham,

J. French. Meso-scale

behaviour of pocket beaches in a

micro-tidal setting.

Coastal dune

geomorphology,

biodiversity and

management in

relationship with climate

change

Coordinators: M.-H. Ruz

(Professor at the University

of Littoral-Opal Coast) and

L. Geelen (Waternet, the

Netherlands)

M.-H. Ruz & L. Geelen

Introduction to this special

session

C. Corbau, Y. Taddia, I.

Rodella, K. Utizi, V. Russo, E.

Zambello, A. Pellegrinelli, U.

Simeoni. Natural processes and

human influences on the long

and short term evolution of the

littoral of Rosoina, Northern

Adriatic (Italy).

A. Bezzi, S. Pillon, D.

Martinucci, G. Fontolan. Inventory and conservation

assessment for the management

of coastal dunes, Veneto Coasts,

Italy (to be confirmed)

C. Garcia-Lozano, Josep

Pintó Fusalba. Current status

and future prospects of coastal

dune systems of Catalan Shore

(Spain, NW Mediterranean

Sea).

M.-H. Ruz. Distinctive

incipient foredune development

along a prograding macrotidal

shoreline, Northern France.

20' discussion

8:35-8:55 N. Rocle. Governance

challenges for coastal

adaptation: lessons and

prospects from current practices

in France.

S. Suanez, E. Blaise, P.

Stéphan, B. Fichaut, F. Floch,

R. Cancouët, F. Ardhuin. Significant shoreline erosion in

Brittany coast during the winter

2013-2014.

8:55-9:15 M. Philippe, J. Herry, A.

Henaff, C. Meur-Ferec, I. Le

Berre, Y. Rabuteau, A.

Maulpoix, L. David, D. Bailly,

R. Pasco, M. Cassé. Coastal

risks and climate change: when

research and management

bodies build together tools and

methods.

W. Sulisz, M. Paprota, D.

Majewski, M. Szmytkiewicz,

A. Reda.

A novel approach to the problem

of coastal erosion in polar

regions.

9:15-9:35 A. Buanes, E. Mikkelsen, H. T.

Sandersen. Will up-scaling the

planning scope enhance

ecosystem-based management

within ICZM?

R. Autret , G. Dodet , B.

Fichaut , S. Suanez. Wave

effects on 'hard' rock cliffed

coasts: cliff-top storm deposit

dynamics on Banneg Island

during winter 2013-2014

9:35-9:55 N. Barker Bradshaw. Collaborative coastal and marine

governance frameworks at

different scales.

F. Taveira-Pinto. R.

Henriques. Evaluation of

erosion levels on the northwest

coast of Portugal.

9:55-10:15 R. Povilanskas, S. Numminen. Finnish and Lithuanian

perspectives on ICZM: a

comparative analysis based on

the 'System Approach

Framework' methodology.

T. Rey, L. Le De, F. Leone,

D. Gilbert. Impacts of

category 5 cyclone Pam in

Vanuatu.

10:15-10:35 Coffee break

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Session IV. (Continuation)

- Salle Vague 1 -

Session V. (Continuation)

- Salle Vague 2 - Workshop II.

(Continuation)

- Auditorium -

10:35-10:55 M. L. Fernandes, F.L. Alves.

Using cumulative impact

assessment to support marine

spatial planning in Portugal.

M. Ragon, A. Quiquerez, J.

Pfeffer, P. Allemand. Sedimentary dynamics and

occupation of coastal areas:

influence of climate and human

activities.

Coastal dune

S. Provoost. The future of

marram dunes in a changing

climate.

M. Kuipers, B. Arens, G.

Ruessink. Sustainable climate-

resilient management of Dutch

duolontnes in National Park

Zuid-Kennemerland

F. Zwart. Soft solutions: solid

as a rock?

20' discussion

10:55-11:15 H. Janssen, R. Ernsteins, J.

Stottrup, G. E. Dinesen, R.

Povilanskas. Integrated coastal

management in the Baltic Sea

region – A retrospective analysis

of best practice.

C. Moses. Erosion of cohesive

shore platforms: London Clay,

Isle of Sheppey, UK.

11:15-11:35 P. C. Roebeling, C. Coelho, E.

d'Elia, T. Alves. Assessing

coastal erosion adaptation

strategies: an environmental-

economic modelling approach.

L. N. L. Magalhães Filho, P. C.

Roebeling. Influence of local

factors on coastal erosion in

Portugal: The case of Vagueira

Beach.

11:35-11:55 O. Raynal, R. Certain, C.

Brunel, N. Aleman, N. Robin,

L. Montel.

The sediment management

scheme of the Languedoc-

Roussillon Region: correlation

of bathymetric, seismic and

particle size data to help coastal

management.

M. Biausque, N. Senechal, A.

Barre. Seasonal recovery of an

open sandy beach.

12:00-12:45 Keynote speaker: Jochen Hinkel. Coastal risk management and governance in a changing

climate. (Auditorium)

12:45-14:00 Lunch (Atlantic room)

Session VI. Tools & Surveys

- Room Vague 1 -

Session VII. Water Quality

- Room Vague 2 -

Workshop III.

- Auditorium -

14:00-14:20 E. Blaise, S. Suanez.

Long-term shoreline evolution

of Brittany sedimentary coast

(France).

M. Monperrus, L. Lanceleur,

B. Lohrer, M. Guillaut, T.

Pigot, V. Bolliet. Current

knowledge on the occurrence

and the fate of compounds of

emerging concern in the south

Aquitaine coastal zone.

Coastal hazards and

governance. Problems of

responsibility and

insurance in the strategies

of integrated coastal

management

Coordinator: Fanny

Puppinck (EUCC-France)

With the participation of:

G.-A. de La Rochefoucauld:

General Manager of Lloyd’s

France SAS

G. Lengagne: Former Minister

of the French Government,

initiator of the French Littoral

Law.

L. Montador: Deputy

General Manager of the French

Central Reinsurance Fund.

14:20-14:40 M. Besset, E. Anthony, F.

Sabatier.

Mediterranean river deltas:

towards indexing shoreline

erosion as a criterion of delta

vulnerability.

M. Kataržytė, S. Liaugaudaitė,

D. Karnauskaitė, G.

Schernewski. Coastal bathing

water quality in Lithuania:

legislation, policy and an

assessment of current water

quality in Curonian Lagoon.

14:40-15:00 C. Bosc, L. Chandelier, P.

Laine, A. Roche.

Using very high resolution space

data to observe and monitor the

coastline.

N. Čerkasova, G. Umgiesser,

A. Ertürk, J. Mėžinė, M.

Kataržytė. Modelling microbial

pollution transport in the

Curonian Lagoon.

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J. Vande Lanotte: Burgomaster

of Ostend, Professor emeritus at

the University of Ghent, former

Belgian Vice Premier Federal

Minister of Economy,

Consumers and the North Sea,

former President of Coastal &

Marine/EUCC.

Workshop IV.

- Room Vague 2 -

YPCC - Preparing to Adapt

with Young Professionals

Coordinators: Robbert

Misdorp and Albert Salman

(the Coastal and marine

Union-EUCC)

15:00-15:20 Y. De la Torre, R. Bélon, T.

Allouis, M. Assenbaum.

Experimental UAV Lidar Survey

for morpho-sedimentary

dynamics monitoring:

application to French Catalan

sandy coast.

15:20-15:40 L. De Lima, C. Bernardes, M.

Sá, C. Weiss. Shoreline analyst:

a python plugin for QGIS.

15:40-16:00 Coffee break

Session VI. (Continuation)

- Room Vague 1 -

Workshop IV. (Continuation)

- Room Vague 2 -

Workshop III. (Continuation)

- Auditorium -

16:00-16:20 To be confirmed

G. Ludeno, M. Postacchini, C.

Lugni, M. Brocchini, F.

Soldovieri, F. Serafino.

Bathymetry reconstruction using

X-Band Radar: validation with

simulated data.

YPCC - Preparing to Adapt

with Young Professionals

Coastal hazards and

governance. Problems of

responsibility and

insurance in the strategies

of integrated coastal

management

16:20-16:40 To be confirmed

D. Martinucci, S. Pillon, S.

Sponza, A. Bezzi, C. Popesso,

G. Casagrande, G. Fontolan.

UAV High resolution

photogrammetry applied to

coastal geomorphology: a dune

and a barrier island case.

16:40-17:00 F. Bellafont, D. Morichon, G.

André. Role of infragravity

waves on harbours oscillations.

17:00-17:20 T. Guérin, X. Bertin, E.

Chaumillon. Pluri-decadal

modelling of the rythmic

development of a sandspit.

17:25-18:45 Poster Session (Bellevue Center Hall)

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Thursday, 27th

of October (Day 3)

Session VIII. Strategic

Retreat & beach nourishment

- Room Vague 1 -

Session IX. Territorial

Approach and Coastline

- Room Vague 2 -

Workshop V.

- Auditorium -

8:30-8:50 A. Holland, C. Moses, D. Sear,

S. Cope. Active layer depth and

sediment transport volumes on a

mixed sand and gravel beach

measured using PIT tagged

tracer pebbles.

S. van Heteren, C. Moses, T.

van de Ven. Coastal erosion and

accretion: translating incomplete

data and information into

vulnerability assessments

Nature, impacts and

uncertainties of climate

change in coastal areas

Coordinator: Eric Brun,

Ministry of Environment -

DGEC/SCEE/ONERC

(National Observatory on

warming climate effects)

With the participation of :

W. Llovel (CERFACS,

Toulouse): sea-level rise in the

past; observations and causes

G. Durand (Laboratoire de

Glaciologie et Géophysique de

l’Environnement, Grenoble):

sea-level rise in the future.

IPCC projections, risks and

uncertainties linked with

polar icecaps and ice shelves

(Greenland and Antarctic)

M. Beniston (University of

Geneva): Storms and

cyclones; recent development

and projections on regional

scale

8:50-9:10 C. Brière, P. K. Tonnon.

Climate resilient coastal

management based on building

with nature philosophy: the

Sand Motor pilot case, The

Netherlands.

To be confirmed

J.-L. Pacitto, O. Jacquemin.

Amphibium, a bio-inspired

modelling territorial approach

9:10-9:30 A. Spodar, M.-H. Ruz, A.

Héquette, P. Grégoire, N.

Forain. Monitoring of a massive

beach nourishment designed to

protect an urban area from

marine flooding, Dunkirk,

northern France.

R. Crauste, B. Larroque, H.

Heurtefeux, C. Guérin, P.

Richard, J. Favennec. Prevention of marine

submersion, adaptation to

climate change and increasing

the resilience of a dune system.

The example of the

reorganization of Grau du Roi

coastline (France - Gard)

9:30-9:50 G. Lemoine. EPF Nord-Pas de

Calais: a state public agency to

give a regional response for

strategic coastal retreat.

H. Rey-Valette, C. Bazart, B.

Rulleau, J. Dachary-Bernard,

V. Clément, N. Lautredou-

Audouy. Acceptibility of

coastline restructuring policies.

9:50-10:10 Coffee break

Session VIII. (Continuation)

- Room Vague 1 -

Session X. Tools & Methods

- Room Vague 2 - Workshop V. (Continuation)

- Auditorium -

10:10-10:30 D. Karnauskaitė, G.

Schernewski, J. Schumacher. Evaluating the success of

integrated coastal management

best-practice initiatives around

the Baltic Sea.

To be confirmed

J. Gilham, J. Barlow, R.

Moore. Establishing a

framework for the recessional

chronology of sea cliffs using

high-resolution topobathymetry

data and relative sea level

change during the Holocene

J.-P. Gattuso (Oceanological

observatory of Villefranche-sur-

Mer): ocean acidification; state

of knowledge, projections and

possible impacts

10:30-10:50 C. Chirol, I. Haigh, S. Gallop,

N. Pontee, C. Thompson.

Morphological evolution of

managed realignment schemes.

B. Guillot, B. Castelle, V.

Marieu. A low-coast UAV

photogrammetry technique to

derive digital elevation models

on spatially extensive areas at

unprecedented spatial

resolution: application to the

coastal dunes of the Gironde

coast, SW France.

10:50-11:10 A. Gueguen. The feasibility of

relocation (or strategic retreat)

of property and activities to

manage coastal risks in Lacanau.

B. Kulling, F. Sabatier, E.

Anthony, J. Plaine. Modelling

longshore sediment transport on

sandy deltaic and adjacent coasts

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11:10-11:30 E. Waddington , R. C.

Ballinger. Research needs to

improve our understanding of

salt marshes in order to facilitate

managed realignment.

B. Castelle, V. Marieu, S.

Bujan, S. Ferreira, A. Robinet,

B. Guillot. Long-term beach-

dune monitoring at Truc Vert

(SW France) over the last 2

decades: from theodolite to

UAV-photogrammetry, and

towards reduced-complexity

modelling.

11:30-12:15 Keynote speaker: Gregory Beaugrand. Marine biodiversity and climate change.

12:15-13:00 Keynote speaker: Andrew Cooper. Possible consequences of sea-level rise for the

shoreline mobility on different time scales. (Auditorium)

13:00-14:00 Lunch (Atlantic room)

14:00-14:45 Keynote speaker: François Schmitt. Multiscale analysis of water level time series

(modeled and measured) and the dynamics of return times. (Auditorium)

Session XI. Ecosystem

Services

- Room Vague 1 -

Session XII. Coastal Risks

- Room Vague 2 -

Workshop VI.

- Auditorium -

14:45-15:05 A. Bisaro, J. Hinkel. Managing

public and private rolesin

coastal adaptation: governance

modes and financial

instruments.

A. Creach, S. Pardo, D.

Mercier. Estimation of mortality

in case of coastal flood: proposal

for a new methodology and

application to storm Xynthia.

Climate changes and extreme

events : a few examples from

Aquitaine coastal research

Coordinators: Iker Castège,

'Centre de la Mer de Biarritz'

(ERMMA programme),

Stéphane Abadie, Professor

at the University of Pau and

Pays de l’Adour), Cyril

Mallet (BRGM &

Observatory of the Aquitaine

Coast) This workshop will present a

snapshot of Aquitaine coastal

research through two topics

related to climate changes and

extreme events :

- the first one is the winter

2013-2014 which was one of

the most damaging of the last

50 years in terms of impact on

beaches and infrastructures. The

presentations will cover the

statistical aspects, the damages

observed and the response of

the coast. Questions such as

"how extreme was this winter ?

How can we define a storm

impact indicator ? What is the

role of coastal defences during

extreme storms ? Is the damage

on the beach irreversible ?"

will be addressed.

15:05-15:25 Y. Fujita, R. P. Bartholomeus,

J. P. M. Witte. A climate-robust

integrated model to predict

ecosytem services: a case study

in groundwater-independent

coastal dunes.

To be confirmed

R. C. Ballinger, L. Taylor.

Translating science into policy:

analysing the science-policy

interface associated with coastal

risk management on the Severn

Estuary, UK.

15:25-15:45 J.-E. Beuret, A. Cadoret. How

can coastal urbanisation be

limited to preserve the coastal

environment? Avoidance,

confrontation and dialogue

strategies in three French

regional nature parks.

M. Le Duff, P. Dumas, O.

Cohen, M. Allenbach.

Adaptation to climate change

and population involvment:

example of a participative

survey of coastal erosion in

Oueva (New Caledonia).

15:45-16:05 M. Inacio, G. Schernewski, R.

Friedland, Y. Nazemtseva, I.

Gustitė. Marine ecosystem

service assessment: Szczecin

and Curonian Lagoon case

studies.

M. Coquet, D. Mercier, G.

Fleury-Bahi.

Coastal flood risk assessments:

spatial and temporal biases.

16:05-16:25 Coffee break

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Session XIII. Marine Litter

- Room Vague 1 -

Session XIV. Sea Level Rise

- Room Vague 2 -

Workshop VI. (Continuation)

- Auditorium -

16:25-16:45 L. McGowan, S. Kidd, I.

Sykes, L. Robinson, T.

O'Doherty, J. Oates, L.

Lamour. Understanding land-sea

interactions and the role of

terrestrial planning in achieving

good environmental status.

Ü. Suursaar, M. Mäll, A. Kont,

H. Tonisson, R. Nakamura, T.

Shibayama. Sea level rise and

storm surges in Pärnu, Baltic

Sea: past and future.

- the second one concerns the

impact of climate variations

on marine biodiversity in

Aquitaine. How marine

ecosystems react in front of

important and quick climate

variations? Some examples

showing environmental

responses will be presented.

Another phenomenon

concerning the “liga” will be

exposed. This sticky substance

covering fishing nets is studied

on a multidisciplinary way for a

few years.

A collective discussion will

follow each topic.

16:45-17:05 C. Pérez Valverde, P.

Férnandez Bautista, J. M.

Veiga, M. Ferreira. Policy options for litter free

seas.

E. Sainz de Murieta, A.

Cearreta, I. Galarraga. Future

sea-level rise impacts on the

Basque coast based on the recent

geological record.

17:05-17:25 M. Haseler, G. Schernewski,

A. Balciunas. Development of a

marine litter monitoring strategy

and recovery rate experiments

for micro and meso-plastics at

sandy beaches of the Baltic Sea.

R. Misdorp, A. Dijkstra, M.

Ferreira, A. Salman. Climate

change, Greenland melting,

accelerated sea level rise –

impacts and response for low

lying coastal areas.

17:30-18:30 Synthesis (Auditorium)

19:30-22:30 Conference Dinner (Bellevue Center, Rotonde)

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Poster Session (Bellevue Center Hall)

Tuesday 25th 17:45-18:45 and Wednesday 26th 17:30- 18:45

Authors. Title

Poster

No.

Knowledge on coastal environment: state of the art, new tools and approaches in

the context of climate change

C. Arias-Ruiz, M. Elliot, A. Bézos, K. Pedoja, L. Husson, E. Michel. Climatic variation and

the 2010 La Niña anomaly registered in a Tridacna squamosa shell from south Sulawesi

(Indonesia).

Y. Benmalek. Marine-bacteria isolated from sediments and waters: diversity and resistance to

antibiotics and heavy metals.

B. Guillot, B. Castelle, V. Marieu. An update on shoreline patterns in SW France through

diachronic analysis of ortho-rectified photos since 1950.

M. N. de Casamajor, L. Huguenin, J. Marticorena, Y. Lalanne, N. Bru, B. Liquet, M.

Lissardy, F. D'Amico, I. Castège, E. Milon. BIGORNO Project. Intertidal biodiversity in the

south of Bay of Biscay new research tools in a context of implementation of the Marine

Strategy Framework Directive.

I. Castège, E. Milon, J. d'Elbee, J.-M. Milpied, F. D'Amico, N. Bru. Impacts of oceano-

climatic changes on top predators: long-term study in the south of the Bay of Biscay (North-

east Atlantic, France)

B. Larroque, F. Luthon. In-situ impact pressure measurements in real-time.

L. de Lima, C. Bernardes. Response of coastal barriers with sea level changes in Rio Grande

do Sul – Brazil.

B. Marinho, C. Coelho, M. Larson, H. Hanson. Short- and long-term responses of

nourishments: Barra-Vagueira coastal stretch, Portugal.

P. Stéphan, S. Suanez, B. Fichaut. Medium-term survey of the morphodynamic evolution of

the Sillon de Talbert gravel barrier spit (Brittany, France).

S. Suanez, E. Blaise, R. Cancouët, F. Floc'h, F. Ardhuin. Decadal-scale variation in dune

erosion and accretion as the result of extreme water level impact on the Vougot Beach (Brittany,

Frane).

T. van Oijen, J. S. de Paiva, T. van Heuvel, M. Boersema, T. Bouma. Building for nature:

adjusting the surface structure of concrete revetments to enhance biodiversity in the intertidal

zone.

H. Van der Hagen, Maaike Veer, H. Buisman, L. Geelen, B. Arens. Breaking boundaries;

small scale rejuvenation in Dutch fore dunes.

Governance: coastal environment protection, integrated coastal zone management

(ICZM) and adaptation to climate change

E. Astoricchio, C. Drago, V. Gjoni, M. C. Guerra, M. Shrokri, A. Basset. Towards a

definition of transtional water taxonomy: aglobal scle analysis of the niche of transitional water

types

H. Bebek, U. Koçak Güvener, H. Şahintürk, A. Saffet Atik, A. Akpinar. Integrated Coastal

Zone Plan (ICZP) for Bursa: Objectives, policies / strategies, current situation analysis, and

opportunities/ threats (to be confirmed)

A. L. Buer, G. Schernewski, P. Wegener, M. Katarzytė. Bathing water quality at the German

Baltic coast: state, problems and perspectives.

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N. Caill-Milly, B. Castelle, B. Sautour, E. Garnier, Y. Cabaret, B. Hamon, F. D'Amico. Acclimaterra: a pluridisciplinary council to adress climate change impacts on the coastal zone

of the regional scale.

M. N. de Casamajor. Y. Lalanne. L. Huguenin. H. Oger-Jeanneret. Benthic communities as

indicators of global change in context of European directives.

Manuel Dias Vaz, Didier Hude, Dominique Chevillon. Coastal erosion and flooding:

knowledge, prevention and management of coastal natural hazards on the Atlantic coast

Arnaud Gueguen. From a regional scheme to the implementation of local strategies for the

management of coastal risks in Aquitaine

A. Güreşen, N. E. Topçu, B. Olguner, B. Öztürk. An NGO initiative for the conservation and

monitoring of Gökçeada marine park (to be confirmed)

G. Schernewski, A. Balciunas, M. Haseler, R. van Meer, V. Sabaliauskaitė. C; Weder, L.

Buschbeck. Micro and meso-litter on Baltic beaches - an underestimated problem?

A. Kont, V. Palginõmm. Coastal management practice over the last century and options for the

future in Pärnu, SW Estonia. (Presented by H. Tõnisson)

M. van Schaik, B. Ossterbaan, L. Geelen. Mapping and managing IAS; a case in the

Amsterdam dunes.

Sustainable development and technical approaches in the coastal zone and

adaptation to climate change ('Blue Growth')

J.-E. Beuret. 'Green on Blue': Building offshore wind farms social acceptance in situations of

uncertainty. The Saint Nazaire, Saint Brieuc, and Leucate wind farms.

O. Jacquemin, J.-L. Pacitto, J. Belvisi. Take the sea on time long to observe sustainable earth:

the Oppamers, the construction of an observatory of the coastal landscape seen from the sea,

released for the PACA region. (OR EXHIBITION SPACE???)

M. Villares, E. Roca. Public perceptions of climate change scenarios in the Costa Brava.

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Post conference field trips

1st field trip (Friday 28th)

Main topic: the Basque coastline. Cliff recession, macrotidal beaches, estuary

environment. Coastal risks management, bathing water quality and sea-land

interactions. Green tourism and sustainable development.

Leaders: Cyril Mallet and Christophe Garnier (BRGM)

A field-guide will be given.

Departure: Biarritz 7:45

Arrival: Biarritz 19:00

Program and route will be given soon

Fee: 85 € (lunch included)

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2nd field trip (Saturday 29th)

Main topics: the Aquitaine sandy coast. Dune geomorphology, management

strategy and practices. Shoreline erosion. Governance of coastal risks.

Main stops: Capbreton, Pilat dune and Arcachon basin

Leaders: Loïc Gouguet (ONF) and Marie-Claire Prat (University of Bordeaux)

With contribution of ONF (Office National des Forêts), BRGM (Bureau de recherches géologiques

et minières), Conservatoire du littoral and local authorities.

A field-guide will be given.

Departure: Biarritz 8:00

Arrival: Bordeaux (airport and/or railway station or city center) 19:00

or return to Biarritz 19:40

see the program in the next page

Fee: 95 € (picnic lunch included)

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Littoral 2016 is funded by

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Field trip along the Aquitaine sandy coast - 29th October

From Biarritz to Bordeaux (with possible return to Biarritz)

Capbreton - Pilat dune - Arcachon Basin

Time-table

Duration Stops, topics and main contributors

8:00 1h00 Start from Biarritz – route to stop 1

9:00 0h30

Stop 1: Capbreton Car park of the "estacade" Overall presentation of Capbreton. Erosion issues and by-pass Contributors: Marie Claire Prat (University of Bordeaux) and BRGM (French Geological Survey)

9:30 0h10 Route in bus

9:40 1h00

Stop 2: Beausoleil car park Site of dune restoration in 2016 Walk along the dune footpath (from Beausoleil to the CCAS holiday residence – 1900 m length) 60-90'

Contribution of an elected representative to explain the municipal stakes

The story (vineyard…)

Presentation of the plan by ONF (Office National des Forêts) o Technical terms brought into play o Results o the citizen participation

10:40 1h Route in bus

11:40 0h30 Stop 3: Especier (south of Mimizan)

12:10 1h15 Route in bus to the Pilat dune

13:30 1h00 Picnic lunch - welcome area of Pilat (toilet) In case of strong rain possible shelter in the room of Point Glisse de La Salie

14: 30 1h30

Stop 4: Visit of the Pilat dune (the highest European dune) with wonderful view over the Arcachon Basin Start from the staircase

Walk on the dune to the central area Return down the stairecase

Presentation of the site: passes and channels of Arcachon Basin, Pilat dune, history (Marie Claire Prat)

Development of the dune: BRGM

The "Great Site", public welcome: contributions of the "Syndicat mixte" and "Con-servatoire du littoral"

16:00 0h10 Route in bus

16:10 0h30 Stop 5: the Gaillouneys site: restoration of the south area of the Pilat dune (depending on available time) Presentation of the current works by the "Conservatoire du littoral" and ONF

17:40 Two options: route by bus to the railway station and airport of Bordeaux or return by bus to Biarritz

1h15 Arrival expected in Bordeaux at 19:00

2h00 Arrival expected in Biarritz at 19:40

Note that a field-guide will be given to the participants