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THEME
CYBERWATER 2018, the Water Safety Advanced Research Workshop, aims to increase the awareness of the risks that pose threats to current and future water utilities and services, to share experiences from leading utility managers and specialists, and to disseminate how to increase surveillance, preparedness, as well as crisis minimisation if all else fails.
Goals
The CYBERWATER 2018 Physical and Cyber Safety in Critical Water Infrastructure workshop brings together resource persons and decision makers from 12 NATO countries and 6 partner countries, envisaging to formulate “Best practices” based on recommendations and conclusions for policy and practices.
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The wide spectre of participants are carefully selected and invited to the conference to achieve the optimal blend of expertise from scientists, consultants, suppliers and end-users. The intention is to generate a variety of viewpoints that stimulates discussion and promotes the exchange of ideas.
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The workshop is organised in two physical arenas, 08-11 October, noon to noon.
Arena-I: In Oslo.
Arena-II: On the Oslo-Kiel-Oslo ferry.
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The organising committee believes that the success and usefulness of this conference will depend on the optimal blend of scientists, consultants, suppliers and service providers (end-users). The triangle of researchers, utility owners and suppliers will create foundations for further collaborations that lead to new and affordable products and concepts.
There will be speakers from NATO countries, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and North America presenting their national and regional cases. 1/3 of the participants are professors and active researchers, while almost all the remaining speakers hold doctorates. They represent utility owners, academics, consultants and suppliers.
LIMITED AVAILABILITY – APPLY TO REGISTER
Free registration for successful applicants, which includes hotels, meals and ferry travel. Applicants must cover their flights and transfer costs to/from Oslo. Selection of applications are according to NATO SPSS conditions and subject to availability of space.