The 2019 Arctic IoNS workshop series used a scenario driven by a major storm-driven Bering Sea maritime accident scenario, followed by widespread damage to Western Alaska coastal regions to "stress the system" and highlight shortfalls in "managing a complex Arctic crisis response." ADAC partnered with Sandia National Laboratories to plan and execute the 2019 Arctic IoNS via two parts:ĪDAC and the University of New Hampshire’s Center for Spills and Environmental Hazards (CSE) teamed to conduct the "Coping with the Unthinkable…an Arctic Maritime Oil Spill" Arctic IoNS workshop at the University of Alaska, Anchorage from 23-25 October 2017. federal, state, and local government agencies, Alaska Natives and Alaska Native regional corporations, international partners, other Alaska community members, and private sectors into a collaborative event with the science and engineering communities to ensure the quality and relevance of the research questions. The workshops bring together stakeholders from U.S. This body of knowledge is then used to prioritize gaps and articulate key research questions that can direct future science and technology investments by the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate toward addressing high-priority gaps.
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The 2019 Arctic Incidents of National Significance Workshop (IoNS) is the third workshop in an annual series of events designed and conducted to discover key drivers in the emerging Arctic environment that impact the ability of the US Coast Guard and other stakeholders to conduct safe, secure, and effective operations.
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