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Lecture Schedule

Tentative Lecture Schedule (02/07 – 15/07/2009)

                                                                                               Updated: 26 June

 

Date

Time

Course

Lecturer

01/07

Wednesday

6:30 pm (2h)

Welcome party

 

02/07

Thursday

9:00 am (3h)

Initial Introduction to Ecological risk Assessment and Overview of Course

         Logistics

Course structure

         Exercises and Credit for course

Exposure Assessment

Predicting Environmental Fates

Thermodynamics--Fugacity

Kinetics

Exercise I (Environmental Kinetics)

Environmental Monitoring

Quality Assurance/Quality Control

Profs. John Giesy & Markus Hecker

2:30 pm (3h)

Structures of Models

Modeling Demonstration

Exercise II (Environmental Models)

Exercise III (Homework:  GENEEC model)

Prof. John Giesy

03/07

Friday

9:00 am (3h)

Hazard Determination

Dose-Response relationships

Statistical determination of toxicity relationships

Prof. Markus Hecker

2:30 pm (3h)

Toxicity Testing

Bioassays

Prof. Markus Hecker

0407

Saturday

9:00 am (3h)

Example Environmental Risk Assessment (Organophosphate Insecticide-Chlorpyrifhos)

Prof. John Giesy

2:30 pm (3h)

Sediment toxicity assessment (Bioassays)

Sediment cores for environmental monitoring

Prof. John Giesy

05/07

Sunday

Whole day

Field trip to Jiulong River

Prof. Nengwang Chen

06/07

Monday

9:00 am (3h)

Multiple toxicants

Quantitative Structure Activity Relationships

Prof. Markus Hecker

2:30 pm (3h)

Probabilistic Assessments

Exercise III (PRAT)

Profs. John Giesy & Markus Hecker

07/07

Tuesday

9:00 am (3h)

Student presentation session (oral/poster)

 

08/07

Wednesday

9:00 am (3h)

Causal assessment

The conventional hazard identification approach

Common difficulties in assessing cause

The best available approach

Prof. Michael Newman

2:30 pm (3h)

Identifying and quantifying lethal effects

Identifying and quantifying more subtle effects

Ecological effects characterization

Prof. Michael Newman

09/07

Thursday

9:00 am (3h)

The global problem of harmful algal blooms

Prof. Don Anderson

2:30 pm (2h+2h)

Eutrophication and harmful algal blooms

Prof. Don Anderson

New technologies in the management of harmful algal blooms

Prof. Don Anderson

10/07

Friday

9:00 am (3h)

Bioaccumulation and trophic transfer

Prof. Wen-Xiong Wang

2:30 pm (3h)

Eutrophication and HABs along Chinese coast

Prof. Mingjiang Zhou

11/07

Saturday

9:00 am (3h)

Tour to Piano Island

 

12/07

Sunday

 

Free day

 

13/07

Monday

9:00 am (3h)

Eutrophication and algal bloom problems in a watershed - River – Estuary system: a case study from the Jiulong River Watershed to Estuary

Prof. Huasheng Hong

2:30 pm (2h+2h)

Eutrophication and algal blooms in the Pearl River Estuary and Hong Kong water – as a case study (1)

Prof. Paul Harrison

Eutrophication and algal blooms in the Pearl River Estuary and Hong Kong water – as a case study (2)

Prof. Paul Harrison

14/07

Tuesday

9:00 am (3h)

Ecosystem recovery after sewage treatment

Prof. Paul Harrison

2:30 pm (3h)

Toxic mechanisms of HAB toxins

Prof. Doris Au

15/07

Wednesday

9:00 am (3h)

Contemporary issues in Marine Pollution & Ecotoxicology

Prof. Rudolf Wu

3:00 pm (2h)

Closing ceremony