| Sunday, September 12th, 2010 |
3:00 PM to
6:30 PM |
Registration in Hotel Lobby
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DP Board Business Meeting (more information to come)
Room: Été Indien
(4:30PM – 6:30PM) |
6:00 PM to
10:00 PM
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Welcome Reception
Cable car to the Mont-Ste-Anne Summit
6:00 PM – First cable car to the Mont-Sainte-Anne Summit
6:30 PM – Bar opens
7:00 PM – Cocktail Dinner and Welcoming Remarks
10:00 PM – Last cable car return
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| Monday, September 13th, 2010 |
7:00 AM to
9:00 AM
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Breakfast
Room: Beauregard and Beaupré
Registration in Hotel Lobby |
9:00 AM to
12:00 PM
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Opening Plenary Session
Rooms: Suroît and Noroît
Welcome addresses
(9:00AM – 9:45AM)
Dr. Eric van Bochove, DIPCON 2010 Conference Chair
Mr. Ray Earle, IWA Diffuse Pollution Specialist Group Chair
Government of Canada representative
Government of Quebec representative
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OECD Co-operative Research Program Presentation (CRP)
(9:45AM – 10:00AM)
Dr. John Sadler, OECD-CRP Theme Coordinator - What is the OECD Co-operative Research Programme on Biological Resource Management for Sustainable Agricultural Systems?
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Coffee Break
10:00 – 10:30 AM |
Keynote speakers
(10:30AM – 12:00AM)
Maître Pierre Trépanier, International Joint Commission - Canadian Commissioner - The Canada-USA water treaty and diffuse pollution issues management in the Great Lakes Basin
Dr. Christiane Hudon, Environment Canada Scientist - Cumulative impacts of human activities in the St. Lawrence River ecosystems
Dr. Denis Gilbert, Fisheries and Oceans Canada Scientist - Oxygen trends in the coastal ocean - the roles of eutrophication and climate change
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12:00 PM to
1:20 PM
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Lunch
Room: Beauregard and Beaupré
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1:20 PM to
3:00 PM |
Parallel Sessions |
Session 1
Agriculture
Room: Cap Tourmente
5 oral presentations |
Session 2
Modelling, Monitoring
Room: Les Chutes
5 oral presentations |
Session 3
Ground water/Surface water interactions
Room: Jean-Larose
5 oral presentations |
3:00 PM to
5:15 PM |
First Poster Session
Room: Blizzard |
Coffee Break
(3:00 PM – 3:20 PM) |
Poster cluster 1 – Agriculture & Nutrients (33 posters including 11 flash presentations)
Poster cluster 2 – Modelling, Monitoring & Remote sensing (19 posters including 5 flash presentations)
Poster cluster 3 – Urban areas & Roads (11 posters including 4 flash presentations)
Poster cluster 4 – Economics (5 posters) |
5:45 PM to
11:30 PM
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Optional Dinner Program in Quebec City
Shuttle provided
Departure from Hotel Mont Sainte-Anne at 5:45 PM, last return from Québec
at 11:30 PM |
| Tuesday, September 14th, 2010 |
7:00 AM to
8:30 AM
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Breakfast
Room: Beauregard and Beaupré
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8:30 AM to
12:00 PM
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Parallel Sessions |
Session 4
Agriculture
Room: Cap Tourmente
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Andrew Sharpley
Applying a Critical Source Area Approach to Phosphorus Management: Experiences, Challenges and Opportunities
Followed by
4 oral presentations
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Session 5
Modelling & Monitoring
Room: Les Chutes
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Peter Vanrolleghem
Monitoring for modelling and modelling for monitoring
Followed by
4 oral presentations |
Session 6
Economics
Room: Jean-Larose
Keynote Speaker
Mr. Sean Blacklocke
Emerging economic instruments for addressing diffuse pollution
Followed by
4 oral presentations
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Coffee Break
10:20 – 10:40 AM |
| 4 oral presentations (continued) |
4 oral presentations (continued) |
4 oral presentations (continued) |
12:00 PM to
1:30 PM
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Lunch
Room: Beauregard and Beaupré
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Michael Burkart, Workshop Coordinator - Diffuse Pollution Workshops: Communicating Expert Information on Critical Issues |
1:30 PM to
3:00 PM |
Workshop Sessions |
Workshop 1
Nutrient Criteria to Protect Aquatic Life of Streams and Lakes in Intensive Agricultural Watersheds
Room: Cap Tourmente
Invited Speaker
Dr. Patricia Chambers
Development of Environmental Thresholds for Nitrogen and Phosphorus in Streams
Invited Speaker
Dr. Kenneth S. Lubinski
Scientific basis for designating important aquatic ecosystems and the nutrient levels need to protect them
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Workshop 2
Landscape controls on diffuse nutrient transfers in agricultural catchments
Room: Les Chutes
Invited Speaker
Dr. Jean-Marcel Dorioz
Mechanisms of phosphorus diffuse transfer and transformation: case study of the Lake Geneva region
Invited Speaker
Mr. Mark Dubin
Mechanisms of nitrogen diffuse transfer to coastal environment: case study of Chesapeake Bay, USA
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Workshop 3
Managing Urban Stormwater Quality in a Changing Climate:
Science, Engineering and Policy
Room: Jean-Larose
Invited Speaker
Dr. Henry Jun
The Ontario Ministry of the Environment initiative on examining the needs for changes in the existing MOE stormwater management policy and manual in the light of a changing climate
Invited Speaker
Dr. Alain Mailhot
Analysis of urban runoff/stormwater changes due to the changing climate and potential implications for stormwater quality |
3:00 PM to
5:15 PM |
Second Poster Session
Room: Blizzard |
Coffee Break
3:00 PM – 3:20 PM |
Poster cluster 5 – Agriculture & Nutrients (23 posters including 10 flash presentations)
Poster cluster 6 – Modelling, Monitoring & Integrated Watershed Management (30 posters including 4 flash presentations)
Poster cluster 7 – Urban Areas & Roads (9 posters including 3 flash presentations)
Poster cluster 8 – Mitigation Measures (7 posters including 3 flash presentations) |
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Meeting on International best practice project for industrial estates
Room: Jean-Larose
(4:30 PM to 5:30 PM) |
7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
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Gala Night
Gala evening with cultural event
Room: Suroît and Noroît
IWA Diffuse Pollution Specialist Group
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Ralph Heath
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| Wednesday, September 15th, 2010 |
7:00 AM to
8:30 AM
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Breakfast
Room: Beauregard and Beaupré
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8:30 AM to
12:00 PM
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Parallel Sessions |
Session 7
Nutrient & Ecological Targets
Room: Cap Tourmente
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Clive Howards-Williams
Diffuse Pollution and Freshwater Degradation
Followed by
4 oral presentations |
Session 8
Integrated Watershed Management
Room: Les Chutes
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Victor Shiholo Muhandiki
Managing Lakes and their Basins for Sustainable Use: Biophysical Characteristics of Lakes
Followed by
4 oral presentations |
Session 9
Urban Areas & Roads
Room: Jean-Larose
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Dov Weitman
Regulatory and Voluntary Programs to Control Nonpoint Source Pollution in the United States
Followed by
4 oral presentation |
Coffee Break
10:20 – 10:40 AM |
| 4 oral presentations (continued) |
4 oral presentations (continued) |
4 oral presentations (continued) |
12:00 PM to
1:00 PM
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Lunch
Room: Beauregard and Beaupré
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1:00 PM to
2:30 PM |
Workshop Sessions |
Workshop 4
Management Practices to Reduce Nutrient Loss from Agricultural Systems: Research Results Establishing Effective and Non-effective Conservation Practices
Room: Cap Tourmente
Invited Speaker
Mr. Mark Tomer
Lessons from CEAP: Opportunities and Challenges for Improving Water Quality Performance of Conservation Systems
Invited Speaker
Dr. Eric van Bochove
Landscape, hydrology and agricultural practices relationships towards surface and ground waters quality improvement within WEBs watersheds |
Workshop 5
Emerging Contaminants in Groundwater and Surface Water:
Selected Substances, Pathogens, Sources, Monitoring, Risk Assessment and Management
Room: Les Chutes
Invited Speaker
Dr. Tamara Grummt
Risk assessment for emerging contaminants in the water cycle: recent advances and future needs
Invited Speaker
Dr. Ed Topp
Fecal contamination in mixed activity watersheds: Developments in human risk assessment and risk management |
Workshop 6
Water Quality Trading: Pre-requisite Analyses
Room: Jean-Larose
Invited Speaker
Dr. Harry Zhang
Engineering assessments, monitoring and modeling of effluent and diffuse pollution discharges pursuant to establishing a water quality trading program or policy
Invited Speaker
Mr. John Joyce
Conducting cost-effectiveness analysis to identify potential buyers and sellers of water pollution control credits to initiate water quality trades |
2:30 PM to
3:00 PM |
Coffee Break
Room: Suroît and Noroît |
3:00 PM to
5:00 PM
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Closing Plenary Session
Rooms: Suroît and Noroît
"Linking science and policy"
Keynote Speakers (3:00PM – 4:20PM)
Mr. Kevin Parris, Policies and Environment Division, Trade and Agriculture Directorate, OECD – Diffuse Water Pollution and Agriculture: Policy Approaches and Outlook across OECD Countries.
Pr. William E. Rees, School of Community and Regional Planning, University of British Columbia – The Diffuse Impacts of Globalization: Undermining Sustainability. |
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Wrap-up session and closing remarks (4:20PM – 5:00PM)
Mr. Ray Earle, Past-Chairman of the IWA Diffuse Pollution Specialist Group
Award Ceremony for the best YWP & Student Oral and Poster Presentations
Dr. Jim Cooke and Dr. Robert Davies-Colley, DIPCON 2011, New-Zealand Invitation
Dr. Eric van Bochove, Chairman of the IWA Diffuse Pollution Specialist Group |
5:00 PM to
6:30 PM |
Post-Conference DP Board Business Meeting (dinner to follow)
Room: Jean-Larose |
6:30 PM to
11:30 PM
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Optional Dinner Program (free evening on your own)
Shuttle provided
Departure from Hotel Mont Sainte-Anne at 6:00 PM, last return from Québec
at 11:30 PM |
| Thursday, September 16th, 2010 |
9:00 AM to
5:00 PM
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1-Day and first day of the 2-Day Technical Tours (Optional)
"Quebec City: River shores and water management"
Departure from Hotel Mont-Sainte-Anne at 9:00 AM
Lunch provided
One (1) night at the Hotel “Le Manoir Victoria”, Québec City included with the 2-Day Technical Tour only |
| Friday, September 17th, 2010 |
9:00 AM to
6:00 PM
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2-Day Technical Tour – continued (Optional)
"Lac St-Pierre World Biosphere Reserve and historical sites along the north and south shores of the Saint Lawrence River from Quebec to Montreal"
Departure from Hotel "Le Manoir Victoria" at 9:00 AM
Lunch provided
The 2-day technical tour ends at the Longueil subway station (facing Montreal on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River). Participants can connect to their hotels to participate to the IWA World Water Congress or to the PET International Airport. Buses return to Quebec City for the other participants. |
