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13 November
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Conference Program

DRAFT - Last Updated: 7 March 2006
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Sunday 13 November 2005
17:00 Registration
18:00 Welcome reception
Monday 14 November 2005
08:00 Registration
09:00 Welcome
09:10 Conference opening
His Excellency Major General Michael Jeffery, AC, CVO, MC(Retd) Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia
09:30 Ministerial presentation
The Hon. John Thwaites, Minister for Environment, Victoria
09:50 KEYNOTE - The science of climate change underpinning private and public policy decisions
Dr Graeme Pearman ZIP file (32MB)
10:30 Climate change and the finance and risk management sectors
Mr Bill Peck, General Manager - Risk Management & Compliance, AON Holdings, Australia Ltd. PPT file (2MB)
11:10 Morning tea
11:40 Climate change and business
Mr Tony Wood, General Manager, Public and Government Affairs, Origin Energy PPT file (948KB)
12:20 Geosequestration
Dr Peter Cook, Executive Director, CRC for Greenhouse Gas Technologies PPT file (5MB)
13:00 Lunch
14:00 Scenarios for tackling climate change
Dr Fiona Wild, BP PPT file (1MB)
14:30 NSW greenhouse gas abatement scheme
Mr Rob Fowler, NSW Government PPT file (504KB)
15:10 Afternoon tea
15:40 How to save 100 million tonnes of carbon emissions? Energy and risk management.
Panel session: 10 min presentations, followed by facilitated group discussion; AGO to Chair. Mr Mark O'Neill, Executive Director Australian Coal Association, Dr John Wright, Director, CSIRO Energy Transformed Flagship, Prof. Ralph Sims, Director, Centre for Energy Research, Massey University, New Zealand ZIP file (10MB)
17:00 Poster session and mixer
Tuesday 15 November 2005
08:30 Registration
09:00 Ministerial presentation
Senator the Hon. Ian Campbell, Minister for the Environment and Heritage
09:40 Climate change in Australia and New Zealand: Impacts, adaptation and vulnerability
Mr Kevin Hennessy and Prof. Blair Fitzharris PPT file (9MB)
10:20 KEYNOTE - Climate change policy in New Zealand: elements, implementation, and lessons on effectiveness
Mr Bill Bayfield, General Manager, Sustainable Industries and Climate Change Group, New Zealand Ministry for the Environment PPT file (635KB)
10:50 Morning tea
11:20 How can we be sustainable in a greenhouse world?
Panel session: 10 min presentations, followed by facilitated group discussion. Dr Ian Woods Senior Research Analyst, AMP; Mr Roger Beale, Consultant, Allen Consulting; Mr Ian Carruthers, Australian Greenhouse Office; Dr Anna Littleboy, CSIRO Exploration and Mining ZIP file (8MB)
12:40 Lunch
13:40 KEYNOTE - Climate change mitigation - the UK's experience
Mr Chris Leigh, Head, National Climate Change Policy Division, UK Environment Department PPT file (218KB)
14:20 Climate change and investment
Mr Mark Mills, Director, Generation Investment Management, UK PPT file (137KB)
14:50 Climate change and business
Mr Sean Lucy, Practice Leader, Climate Change, Phillips Fox PPT file (304KB)
15:20 Afternoon tea
15:50 Where are we going and what do we need? What industry needs from researchers and government.
Panel session: 10 min presentations, followed by facilitated group discussion. Dr Lorraine Stephenson, Sustainable Development Manager, Origin Energy; Mr Ross Young, Executive Director, Water Services Association of Australia; Dr Martin Blumenthal, Program Manager, Grains Research and Development Corporation; Cr Fraser Brindley, Melbourne City Council ZIP file (5MB)
17:00 Poster Session
19:30 Lecture - Sleeping giants: climate feedbacks, extremes, abrupt changes and beyond
Dr Will Steffen, Australian Greenhouse Office PPT file (17MB)
Wednesday 16 November 2005
08:30 Registration
09:00 Australia's future contribution to understanding greenhouse science
Dr Geoff Love, Director of Meteorology, Bureau of Meteorology PPT file (3MB)
09:40 Climate change - interactive session (Part 1)
Dr Roger Jones and Dr Ben Preston, CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research PPT file (586KB)
10:00 Key issues for Australasia's climate change science
Ms Jo Mummery, Australian Greenhouse Office; Dr Andy Reisinger, NZ Climate Change Office ZIP file (2MB)
10:45 Morning tea
11:15 What climatic surprises are in store? Extremes, abrupt events and dangerous climate change
Panel session: 10 min presentations, followed by facilitated group discussion. Dr Will Steffen, AGO; Dr Kate Harle, CSIRO; Dr Scott Power, Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre; Dr Penny Whetton, CSIRO ZIP file (7MB)
12:25 Climate change - interactive session (Part 2)
Dr Roger Jones and Dr Ben Preston, CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research PPT file (586KB)
12:40 Lunch
  Measurements and observations Sequestration and the carbon cycle Climate change impacts and adaptation Mitigating emissions
13:40 Carbon sink/source strength of an Australian savanna and the role of fire.
Jason Beringer ZIP file (48MB)
The role of biospheric feedback in a warming Australia.
Andy Pitman PPT file (5MB)
Agriculture and forestry: Reducing vulnerability to variability and change.
Jim Salinger PPT file (10MB)
Improving the bottom line through energy efficiency-EPA Victoria's greenhouse program.
John A Marsiglio PPT file (1MB)
14:00 European Emissions of greenhouse gases based on observations at the mace head baseline station.
Richard Derwent PPT file (2MB)
Vulnerabilities of the carbon cycle.
Joseph G. Canadell PPT file (4MB)
Observed and future climate change impacts on the Great Barrier Reef.
Janice Lough PPT file (21MB)
From greenhouse challenge to challenge plus-Broadening the partnership.
Shayleen Thompson
14:20 Past and future radiative forcing by long-lived greenhouse gases.
Paul Fraser PPT file (8MB)
Bio-sequestration of carbon in Aaustralia's tropical savannas: Capacity, uncertainties and opportunities.
R.J. Williams PPT file (9MB)
Why most estimates of coastal erosion due to climate change are wrong and how to fix them.
Peter Cowell PPT file (1MB)
Energy Efficiency in the building Code of Australia addressing abatement and adaptation.
Dr Tony Marker PPT file (703KB)
14:40 Observed climate change in Australia.
Michael Coughlan PPT file (1MB)
Dramatic decline in net ecosystem carbon exchange in native forest due to drought and insect attack.
Heather Keith PPT file (14MB)
Living and adapting in a changing climate.
Brian Sadler PPT file (16MB)
The role of renewable energy in addressing climate change.
Denis Smedley PPT file (3MB)
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15:20 Afternoon tea
  Measurements and observations Sequestration and the carbon cycle Climate change impacts and adaptation Mitigating emissions
15:40 Observed decadal trends in vegetation cover over the Australian continent.
Michael Raupach PPT file (8MB)
Quantifying the benefits of temporary carbon sequestration.
Ian Enting PDF file (62KB)
Context-Sensitive integrated assessment.
Amanda Lynch PPT file (5MB)
Solar energy solutions.
Andrew Blakers PPT file (22MB)
16:00 20th Century sea level rise.
John Church PPT file (2MB)
Plantations for Greenhouse-Putting carbon back to work.
Graeme Anderson PPT file (19MB)
Will climate change affect the distribution of cropping in Australia? A case study using goyders line.
Mark Howden PPT file (2MB)
Oxyfuel technology-An option for the reduction of CO2 emissions from coal-power plants in Germany.
Sonja Gonschorek PPT file (2MB)
16:20 Changes and variations in daily temperature extremes across east Asia and the west pacific.
Neville Nicholls PPT file (2MB)
The cost-effectiveness of carbon sequestration in harvested and unharvested eucalypt plantations.
A.J. Richardson PPT file (895KB)
Fundamental roadblocks to climate impact research.
Kevin Walsh PPT file (448KB)
Regional greenhouse gas inventories a useful tool? Lessons learned from two New Zealand case studies.
Maurice Marquardt PPT file (2MB)
16:40 Panel
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17:00 Close
19:30 Conference dinner
Thursday 17 November 2005
08:30 Registration
09:00 How can we be sustainable in a greenhouse world?
Meeting the greenhouse challenge on the land.
Dr Michael Robinson, Cooperative Research Centre for Greenhouse Accounting PPT file (26MB)
09:40 Regional and local climate change - Identifying likely impacts and adaptation options
Dr David Wratt, Principal Scientist, Climate Applications, NIWA, New Zealand PPT file (6MB)
10:20 Morning tea
10:50 Climate change: wetter or drier?
Dr Michael L. Roderick, CRC for Greenhouse Accounting PPT file (4MB)
  Climate change impacts and adaptation Policy responses Water resources Greenhouse accounting
11:30 Impact on Australian viticulture from greenhouse induced climate change.
Leanne Webb PPT file (11MB)
Technology toolbox – how to fast-track action to combat climate chaos
Fiona Wain
IOCI: How is the south-west Western Australia climate changing what is causing it to change and what is the current climate baseline?
Pandora Hope PPT file (5MB)
Models and tools for assessing greenhouse impacts on the carbon cycle in Australia's rangelands.
John Carter PPT file (4MB)
11:50 Change in flowering dates of Australian plants: 1983-2004.
Marie R Keatley PPT file (2MB)
Can silos deliver whole of government outcomes?
Judy Lawrence PPT file (1MB)
Facing reduced winter rainfall in southern Australia: The challenge ahead.
Bertrand Timbal PPT file (9MB)
Tracking the fate of carbon in forest products in Australia.
Fabiano Ximenes PPT file (16MB)
12:10 Determining tree species climatic requirements and climate change impacts on their distribution.
Trevor H. Booth PPT file (2MB)
Providing a carbon price signal while preserving economic competitiveness: Practical options for Australia.
Hugh Saddler PPT file (116KB)
Climate change and Melbourne's water supply, sewerage and drainage systems.
Bruce Rhodes PPT file (3MB)
Queensland remnant woodlands have changed, leading to an increased store of biomass carbon.
Steven Bray PPT file (9MB)
12:30 Higher daytime leaf temperatures contribute to lower freeze tolerance under elevated CO2.
Marilyn C. Ball
Communicating the consequences of greenhouse policy choices: Why a foregone gain is not the same as a cost.
Steve Hatfield Dodds PDF file (493KB)
IOCI: How will the future climate of south-west Western Australia be affected by the greenhouse signature?
Brian Ryan PPT file (6MB)
First results from the study of environmental and management drivers of nitrous oxide greenhouse gas emissions in Australia agro-ecosystems.
Ian Galbally PPT file (10MB)
12:50 Panel
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13:10 Lunch
  Communicating climate change Policy responses Water resources Climate modelling
14:10 Educating Business energy consumers in climate change solutions.
Julia Rackley PPT file (3MB)
Oceanic Implications for climate change policy.
Ben McNeil PPT file (5MB)
The impacts of climate change and variability on the water resources of the Murray-Darling Basin perspective on responding to the challenges.
Wendy Craik
Changes in drought risk in New Zealand under global warming.
Brett Mullan PPT file (1MB)
14:30 Communicating on climate change.
Neil Plummer PPT file (830KB)
Plant response to climate change and implications for the real asset value of Australia's rural lands.
David Ugalde PPT file (3MB)
Climate change and variability - risks to the shared water resources of the murray-darling basin.
Gary Allan PPT file (25MB)
An analysis of the climate impacts on overturning circulation in the southern ocean.
Stephanie M. Downes PPT file (579KB)
14:50 High school students' beliefs and understandings about the greenhouse effect and intentions to act to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Dr Premnadh M Kurup PPT file (157KB)
Carbon Tender - Would you like credibility with your carbon offset?
Jack Holden ZIP file (8MB)
Assessing the impacts of climate change and variability on the water resources of the Mmurray-darling basin - expectations from the climate research.
Awadesh Prasad PPT file (1MB)
An intercomparison of model-simulated historical and future changes in climate extremes.
Julie M Arblaster PPT file (4MB)
15:10 Getting global warming into the classroom
Jaci Brown PPT file (31MB)
Key insights to help achieve deep cuts in green house gas emissions whilst creating jobs and a stronger economy.
Michael H Smith PPT file (2MB)
Climate and land use change and the hydrology of the Glenelg Hopkins region: Impacts and adaptive capacity.
Craig Clifton PPT file (5MB)
Climate change impact assessment in the GBR integrated simulation tools.
Alex Smajgl PPT file (9MB)
15:30 Panel
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15:50 Conference close

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