International Conference on Emergency Management Technology ICEMT 2011 PROGRAM SCHEDULE. 23 May, 2011

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1 International Conference on Emergency Management Technology ICEMT 2011 Recovery of the red sludge disaster as experienced by the Hungarian public administration, civil protection, science, media and economy May 23-25, 2011 Budapest Veszprém Szekszárd PROGRAM SCHEDULE 23 May, 2011 Venue: Mercure Budapest Buda 09:30 Conference Opening Ministry of Public Administration, 10:00 Plenary 11:30 Coffee Break 11:50 Plenary Disasters and the modern state Ministry of Public Administration, New challenges in disaster management Dr. Imre Hoffmann Deputy Director General, National Directorate General for Disaster Management, The role of Ecopolis Cluster in disaster management András Farkas, President, Ecopolis Cluster, Emergency management technology Prof. Dr. Helmut Wenzel, VCE Holding GmbH, Austria Novel engineering approach of disaster management Prof. Dr. József Rohács, Head of Department, Budapest University of Technology and Economics,

2 13:00 Lunch (Mercure Budapest Buda) 14:00 Sections 15:20 Coffee Break 15:40 17:00 Sections I. EU policy and regulations Ministry of Foreign Affairs, II. Simulations and robotics technics Integrating Agent-Based Modeling with Virtual Environment for Disaster Simulation and Training Dr. Ali Asgary, Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director, York University, Canada III. Communication Reporting the Red Mud Disaster: the Media Arrives in Kolontar Adam LeBor, Journalist, Times, Great Britain Prevention, international cooperation in disaster management Prevention or Mitigation. Risk reduction Directives, Standards of Process Industry in EU and Dr. György Baradits, Managing Director, SIL4S Ltd., The U.N. Platform for Space-Based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Response (UN-SPIDER) and its role in Disaster Response activities Lóránt Czárán, United Nations Platform for Space-based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Response (UN-SPIDER) Germany II. Role of defence forces in disaster management Role of defence forces in disaster management Zoltán Csák, Deputy Head of Lessons Learned Department, Operational and Doctrinal Centre, Hungarian Defence Forces, 18:00 Dinner (Hotel Mercure Buda) 24 May, 2011 Venue: Mercure Budapest Buda 09:00 Opening Prof. Dr. József Rohács, Head of Department, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, 09:10 Plenary Nuclear accident at Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant National Institute of Radiological Sciences

3 11:00 Coffee Break 11:15 Plenary Properties, disposal and utilization of red mud Dr. János Szépvölgyi Director, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Materials and Environmental Chemistry CRC HAS, Experience in risk management of the red mud accident Col. Dr. Ferenc Tóth, Inspector General for Civil Protection, National Directorate General for Disaster Management, Red mud spill modelling: its role to support prevention, protection and recovery measures Prof. Dr. János Józsa, Head of Department, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Remote sensing applications in disaster management Dr. Tibor Bíró, Associate Professor, Dean, Károly Róbert College, Faculty of Natural Resources Management and Rural Development, 12:30 Lunch (Mercure Budapest Buda) 13:30 Sections 14:50 Coffee Break I. Technological development, automation and ongoing projects IRIS (Industrial Risk Reduction System) Project Presentation VCE Holding Gmbh, Austria II. Waste management, remediation and monitoring Application of a complex Accredited Water Quality Telemetry System for monitoring of water quality in Torna-stream s Noémi Barabás, project manager; Zsófia Kovács, Assistant Professor, ÖKORET, University of Pannonia, Combit Zrt., Red sludge neutralization on soil, by natural humic acids Dr. János Csicsor, general manager, Organit Kft., A newly developed aerosol monitoring instrument for real time monitoring of aerosol pollution propagation and its application during the red sludge disaster Prof. Dr. Gábor Szabó, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, University of Szeged Department of Optics and Qunatum Electronics,

4 15:10-16:30 Sections, Roundtable Discussions I. Ongoing national and regional projects II. Preparations for handling municipal emergency situations 18:00 Dinner (Mercure Budapest Buda) 25 May, 2011 Venue: Veszprém University of Pannonia 08:00 Program A : Leave for the territory of the red mud spill Program B : Leave for Szekszárd, IRIS Project Exercise 10:00 Program A : Observing the territory of the red mud spill Program B : Take part in the IRIS Project Exercise 12:30 Leave for Veszprém 13:15 Lunch 14:15 Welcome Speech Dr. Zsolt Horváth, Member of the Parliament, 14:30 Opening 15:00 Plenary 16:00 Coffee Break Introduction to the University of Pannonia, its role in handling the red mud spill Prof. Dr. Ákos Rédey, Rector, University of Pannonia, Professional experience of the red mud spill Prof. Dr. Tamás Németh, Secretary General, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Crisis intervention and follow-up treatment Prof. Dr. Valéria Csépe Deputy Secretary General, Hungarian Academy of Sciences., 16:20 Sections, Roundtable Discussions I. Remote sensing Károly Róbert College, II. Environmental impacts of red mud spill Bálint Analitika Kft.,

5 III. Social and health management Voluntary crisis response - beyond the physical needs Fábián Sándor, pastor, head of OM Voluntary Crisis Response Team, vice-president of Onesimus Foundation, IV. Recommendations and tasks Methods for utilization of red mud Dr. János Lakatos, Dr. Attila Lengyel CSc, assoc. professor, Institute of Chemistry, Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Miskolc, 17:40 Closing Speech Veszprém County Council, 19:00 Reception 20:00 Leave for Budapest 22:00 Arrival at Budapest (Mercure Budapest Buda) The Project is financed by the National Innovation Office. MEC , OKOPKONF