Course Coordination and Programme Sample Clauses

Course Coordination and Programme. The design of the summer school course programme was led by Xxxx Xxxxx (University of Malta), in consultation with Xx Xxxxx (Cefas). Initial approaches to potential lecturers were made by Xx Xxxxx at the Jerico General Assembly in Crete, October 2012. Xxxx. Xxxxx led the dialogue with the lecturers during an intense period leading up to the summer school, in order to coordinate the programme into a coherent whole. Xxxx. Xxxxx’x team at the University of Malta dedicated their time to organising and planning the logistics of the course including: the computer laboratory; providing software; participants’ folders and information; accommodation; facilities; finances; transport; and the social programme. For the duration of the summer school Xx Xxxxx was course coordinator. This involved ensuring the smooth running of the programme and being the main point of contact for both lecturers and participants. Xx Xxxxx was given excellent support by Xxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx and other staff of the IOI-Malta Operational Centre. The summer school covered a broad range of coastal operational oceanography topics in a series of lectures and hands-on practicals. The following provides an overview of theses topics as they were delivered each day. Day 1 Morning (09:00 – 12:30) Overview on Operational Oceanography  Introduction to the school (Xxxx Xxxxx – Course Coordinator, PO-Unit, UOM) – 15min  The science of ocean predictions and operational oceanography in the XXI century - European Vision on Operational Oceanography (Xxxxx Xxxxxxx – INGV) – 50min  Basic concepts in Operational Oceanography: From data to knowledge with a focus on the coastal seas (Xxxxx Xxxxx - Cefas) – 50min  International cooperation and governance in Operational Oceanography (Xxxxx Xxxxx – Marine Institute, Ireland) - 35min  The customer base for Operational Oceanography(Xxxxx Xxxxx – Marine Institute, Ireland) – 35min Day 1 Afternoon (13:30 – 17:00) Coastal Observatories  Concept of coastal observatories and the JERICO project (Xxxxx Xxxxx – Marine Institute, Ireland) – 50min  Marine Observatories and Infrastructure – the COSYNA experience (Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx – HZG, Institute of Coastal Research, Germany) - 45min  Marine Sensors (Xxxxxx Xxxx - OGS) - 50min  Sensors and systems for navigation and tracking (Xxxxx Xxxxx – Marine Institute, Ireland) - 45min Day 2 Morning (09:00 – 12:30) Coastal Observatories  Fixed Platforms (Xxxxxx Xxxx - OGS) - 45min  Ferryboxes (Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx – HZG, Insti...
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