Panel One: Setting the scene

• EFCA and its operational capacities - Vytautas Lukas | European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA)

• Research & Innovation in support of Blue Growth - Nikos Zampoukas | DG RTD

• DG MARE’s tools for data management: EMODNET and DCF - Iain Shepherd | DG MARE

Panel Two: The Copernicus offer for Fisheries & Aquaculture

• The Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service (CMEMS) offer, with a focus on use cases - Edmée Durand | CMEMS

• Operational use of EMSA’s Copernicus Maritime Surveillance (CMS) Service for fisheries control and law enforcement, with a focus on use cases and users' perspective - Sven Tahon | European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA)

• The potential of Earth Observation: the ESA perspective - Dr Espen Volden | ESA ESRIN

• The potential of Earth Observation: the EUMETSAT perspective - Dr Hayley Evers-King | Plymouth Marine Laboratory 

Panel three: Aquaculture challenges, user needs and innovation paths

• Expectations and strategic objectives of the aquaculture industry - Cécile Fouquet | Aquaculture Advisory Council (AAC)

• Seawater, coastal water and freshwater aquaculture: user needs and challenges - Prof. Dr Johan Verreth | Wageningen University & Research

• Sentinel-1 to estimate aquaculture production: opportunities and challenges - Marco Ottinger | DLR

Panel four: Fisheries challenges, user needs and innovation paths

• Monitoring the dynamics of fish populations and fisheries behaviour - Mark Dickey-Collas | International Council for the Exploration of the Sea

• Sustainable fisheries and Climate Change: the ClimeFish H2020 project - Dr Thuy Pham | UiT Arctic University of Norway

• Innovative data management services for sustainable fisheries and aquaculture - Marc Taconet | FAO, the Blue BRIDGE data services