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Gabino Gonzalez, REMPEC

Efstratios Georgoudis, DMS

Fransesca Polla Mattiot (eni HSEQ)

The Third Steering Committee Meeting of the European project MEDESS-4MS

12-13 September 2012 at ITCG Headquarter, Rome (Italy)

Maritime Traffic:

AIS Database collection � Requested AIS data to ITCG for 2011 for the

Mediterranean region: Data available only for Italy

� MAREΣ project: Data from beneficiary countries from 2012: Sample provided2012: Sample provided

� Data to be provide to consultant: Maritime Traffic flow covering entire basin

� Data set expected by: March 2013

� WP5 to take note of data specification to be incorporated in the repository system

Oil Transport Data analysis

� If AIS do not provide Oil Transported data

� Information from LMIU dataset acquired by REMPEC under restricted conditions to be confirmed. Possible cost to the project:cost to the project:

� For oil tankers (above 10,000 DWT): Loading status (Loaded or Ballast).

� For product tanker (above 60,000 DWT): Loading status (Loaded or Ballast).

� WP5 to be informed about data specification for its incorporation in the data repository system

Marine Incidents� Marine incidents data specifications reviewed with

Partners comments: Annex II Progress report.

� “REMPEC Database on alerts and accidents in the Mediterranean Sea“:

� 2001-2011 / Mediterranean

� Cedre data on marine incidents:

� Last ten years / Mediterranean

� Data specifications Annex VII Progress report.

� Cedre Polreps data:

� Last ten years/Mediterranean French area

� Bonn Agreement Standards: Annex VIII Progress

report

Marine Incidents: Additional data required:

� Mediterranean Technical Working Group (MTWG) correspondence group on risk assessment:� Requested to provide REMPEC with accident data

(2001 and 2011) by 15 September 2012. � Partners of WP4:

� MTWG contact details provided � MTWG contact details provided � Ensure a single contact point and avoid duplication. � INNOVAMAR/SASEMAR: Mediterranean Spanish

area� Contact details of MTWG: Annex III Progress report

� Inclusion of 2 wrecks databases to be discussed� WP5 to take note of data specification for its

incorporation in the data repository system (depending on its origin)

Offshore Installations & coastal oil

handling facilities� Data specifications for Offshore (Fix objects): Annex V PR

� Data specifications for oil handling facilities: Annex VI PR.

� Data providers identified: Data from Clarkson Research

� Data purchase: Possible use of funds from an other project � Data purchase: Possible use of funds from an other project

� Next Step: � Prepare a call for proposal: Data specification: Annex V

Progress report

� Data to be provide to consultant for analysis.

� WP5 shall be informed of the data collection type for its incorporation in the data repository system – Access limitation to reduce cost

Offshore Installations & coastal oil

handling facilities: Other sources� Data collected by REMPEC from Mediterranean

coastal states (Offshore Protocol to the Barcelona Convention)

� REMPEC require each government to complete data� REMPEC require each government to complete data

� Partners to provided Offshore data for their country

� Partners and MTWG on Risk Assessment to provide data on oil handling facilities: Annex VI PR

� The Mediterranean Oil Industry Group to update its 2009 oil handling facilities data

Sensitivity Map

� MoU signed between Eni, REMPEC and DMS: MEDSTAR Database: Annex IX PR

� Eni - Third Steering Committee Meeting:

� MEDSTAR Presentation� MEDSTAR Presentation

� Data to be shared with MEDESS / Discussion

� Eni MEDSTAR developer to be contacted by DMS and REMPEC to discuss interest and sharing possibilities

� WP5 to take note of data specification for its incorporation in the data repository system

MedSTAR MedSTAR Mediterranean Safe Terminal And Routes

Assessing the environmental risk on the coastline and marine environment generated by oil spill in open water

F. Polla Mattiot (eni HSEQ)G. Peverieri (saipem)

September 12, 2012

� Implement a procedure to perform the environmental risk perform the environmental risk due to spills floating on the sea surface under the action of winds and currents

�� Identify and build some target themesIdentify and build some target themes, both on the sea surface and along the coasts, to use as data input for damage evaluation

Eni MedSTAR objectives (2007Eni MedSTAR objectives (2007--2010)2010)

MoU data exchangeMoU data exchange

�� Compute qualitative riskCompute qualitative risk and produce thematic maps as final results on the Mediterranean and Black sea basins

Floating spill Floating spill movements modeler movements modeler

11stst target target THEMETHEME

Wind speed

22ndnd targettargetRisk mapsRisk maps

SpillSpill impactsimpactson the coaston the coast

The general reference schemeThe general reference scheme

movements modeler movements modeler and Risk computingand Risk computing

Current speed

22ndnd targettarget

THEMETHEME

33rdrd target target THEMETHEME

Risk mapsRisk maps

Spill density Spill density over the seaover the sea

Floating spill Floating spill movements modeler movements modeler

Wind speed

Risk mapsRisk maps

SpillSpill impactsimpactson the coaston the coast

The target themes to analyse The target themes to analyse –– FOCUS MoUFOCUS MoU

1st target1st targetENVIRONM.ENVIRONM.

2nd2nd targettarget movements modeler movements modeler and Risk computingand Risk computing

Current speed

Risk mapsRisk maps

Spill density Spill density over the seaover the sea

2nd2nd targettargetTOURISMTOURISM

3rd target3rd targetFISHINGFISHING

Basic themes to implement this first target

11stst target theme: ENVIRONMENT (environmental sensitivity)target theme: ENVIRONMENT (environmental sensitivity)

Protected areas

Ecological function

marine areas

parks

other protected areas

reserves

national programs

Sea grass

Monk seal

Turtles

Rocky shoreline

Ecological function

Rarity

Biodiversity

Vulnerability

Environmentalsensitivity

hunting areas

Data sources for building the basis themes (protected areas)

�� WDPA (World Database on Protected Areas),WDPA (World Database on Protected Areas), by WCPA (World Commission on Protected Areas), IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) and UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme), 2009;

�� Ramsar Sites Information ServiceRamsar Sites Information Service;

�� MedPAN databaseMedPAN database, for the Mediterranean protected areas;

�� EIS (Environmental Information Service)EIS (Environmental Information Service), interactive consultation

11stst target theme: ENVIRONMENT /1target theme: ENVIRONMENT /1

�� EIS (Environmental Information Service)EIS (Environmental Information Service), interactive consultation service by UNEP, WCPA and IPIECA (International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association);

�� BirdLife International Birdlife BirdLife International Birdlife (2010);

�� Official list of Italian protected marine areasOfficial list of Italian protected marine areas by the Ministry of Environment;

�� Natura 2000 databaseNatura 2000 database: European network Sites of Community Importance and Special protection areas – EEA directive 2009 on habitats and birds

The Protected areas -- MoU data EXCHANGEMoU data EXCHANGE


SHORELINE (coast morphology)

The coast morphology has

been interpreted through the

Google Earth web portal and /

or analysing high resolution

satellite optical images. The

coast line both of the

Mediterranean and Black sea

basin has been accurately


basin has been accurately

digitized according to its

morphology

LEGENDLEGEND

Green Green = high = high Red Red = low= lowBrown Brown = artificial= artificial

SHORELINE (Coast morphology according to three levels classification) -- MoU data EXCHANGEMoU data EXCHANGE


= high = high

= low= low= artificial = artificial

Collecting the remaining basic themes -- MoU data EXCHANGEMoU data EXCHANGE

�� WDPA from WDPA from WCMC (World Conservation Monitoring Centre), United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The cartographic data have been derived from the “World Atlas of Biodiversity” (Green Turtle, Caretta, Monk, Seagrass)


Spatial distribution of greenturtle, caretta, monk and seagrass (union)

Monk distribution on the Mediterranean Sea

Weighting intermediate maps by map algebra to produce the final target –intermediate step for MedSTAR risk evaluation


Sensitivity weighting matrix


Sensitivity weighted MAPS (ecological, rarity, vulnerability, biodiversity)

MedSTAR - enviromental sensitivity map (according to MedSTAR criteria)


Basic themes

�� World Travel & Tourism World Travel & Tourism Organization Organization -- WT&TO WT&TO has been analysed to obtain the basic data on tourism related to the riparian countries both on the Mediterranean and on the Black sea

�� Plan Bleu Plan Bleu – action plan for the

Data sources

22ndnd target theme: TOURISMtarget theme: TOURISM

tourism

ports

airports

roads�� Plan Bleu Plan Bleu – action plan for the

Mediterranean sea adopted in Barcelona in 1975 by 16 Mediterranean states, EC according to the Environmental program of the United Nations (UNEP); promotes the protection of marine and costal environment, its biodiversity, against pollution for a sustainable development

tourismtourist index

tourist presences

Historical sites

Final map evaluation according to MedSTAR criteria -- MoU data EXCHANGE MoU data EXCHANGE (if interesting)

22ndnd target theme: TOURISMtarget theme: TOURISM

MoU MoU –– data exchangedata exchange

Shoreline (shapefile shapefile –– polylinespolylines)•Shoreline classified according to 3 types of coast morfhology (high, low and artificial; at a resolution depending on the pixel dimension of the satellite images covering the area to be interpreted; 300 meters may be assumed as a mean resolution)

Environmental sensitive areas•Protected areas: marine protected areas, marine parks, wetlands, etc. (shapefile - areas)•Sensitive biological species

• Loggerhead turtles; Caretta caretta (shapefile – polylines)• Loggerhead turtles; Caretta caretta (shapefile – polylines)• Green turtle, chelonia mydas (shapefile - polylines)• Monk seals (shapefile - areas)• Seagrass: posidonia oceanica (shapefile - areas)

Socio-economic coastal factors (shapefile – areas) •Costal regions are classified according to the tourism pressure evaluation

Raster maps (txt and Erdas img format), with a pixel dimension of about 3

km, coupled with the above themes, are available as well covering the whole Mediterranean basin.

Sensitivity Map weighing matrix to

be reviewed with:

�Partners of WP4

�Representative of the MTWG �Representative of the MTWG

�Other components of UNEP/MAP:

�Plan Bleu for socio-economic issues and

� SPA/RAC for biodiversity aspects.

Possibility of updating data…

Recovery Equipment data� Establishment of MTWG on inventory of equipment

� Link to IMO OPRC-HNS Technical Group effort: Guidelines on International Assistance.

� REMPEC Circular letter to MTWG (Inventory Group) and Partners:Partners:� Template headings: Deadline for comments 5 September

� Data collection: Deadline 15 November 2012

� Partners of WP4 liaise with MTWG: Annex IV PR

� WP5 to take note of the data collection type for its incorporation in the data repository system

� 15 November 2012: Compilation of data and reminder.

� 15 December 2012: Final data compilation

Bi and multilateral agreements

Agreement Into force:

Agreement signed, 1 country adoption missing for entry into force:

THANK YOU

Gabino Gonzalez, REMPECEfstratios Georgoudis, DMSFransesca Polla Mattiot (eni HSEQ)Fransesca Polla Mattiot (eni HSEQ)

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