13:30-15:00 Registration Xiyuan Hotel Shangyuan Hotel Keynote Speech Ⅰ Hall,1F,Xiyuan Hotel Chinese & English Keynote SpeechⅢ Hall,1F,Xiyuan Chinese & English Language / 15:00-17:30 Specific Training Apportionment of Liability of Environmental Pollution Damage Shangyuan Hotel Parallel Sessions Session 1:Environmental pollution damage identification and environmental emergency technical methods Chinese & English Thematic Forum Identification, disposal and risk assessment of hazardous wastes Chinese & English Session laws and regulations on environmental pollution damage Hall Chinese Session and assessment of pollution damage in agriculture and farmland Hall Chinese 18:00- DINNER Xiyuan Hotel /
Daily Program Monday,10th,July,2017 Time Location The Opening Ceremony (Chair: Xuesong Hou Deputy Secretary of CSES) Yanle Hall,1F 9:00-9:50 Ministry of Environmental Protection of the People’s Republic of China Supreme People's court of China The Ministry of Justice PRC Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences International Network of Environmental Forensics Royal Society of Chemistry CNOOC Foundation 9:50-10:00 Tea Break(Group Photo) Lobby of Xiyuan Hotel Plenary Session (Chair: Jun LUCommittee member of International Network of Environmental Forensics) Yanle Hall,1F (Chinese & English) 10:00-10:40 Strategies and techniques for identifying target and non-target compounds Eric REINER Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, Canada 10:40-11:20 Application of global high resolution air pollutant emission inventory Shu TAO Professor of The College of Urban and Environmental Sciences , Peking University Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences 11:20-12:00 The state of art petroleum hydrocarbon forensics Paul PHILP Professor of University of Oklahoma, USA 12:00-13:30
Tuesday, 11th, July, 2017 Time Location Keynote SpeechⅡ (Chair: Bing Qiao Researcher of China Waterborne Transport Research Institute) Yanle Hall,1F (Chinese&English) 9:00-9:30 Weathering Indices of Crude Oil Stephen MUDGE, Principal, Environmental Investigations 9:30-10:00 The method of source apportionment of air pollution matter Yuanxun ZHANG Associate Dean, College of Resources and Environment,UCAS Multivariate Source Apportionment Models: Overview, Comparison and Application to Analysis of PCB Congener Profiles Glenn JOHNSON Professor, University of Utah Parallel Sessions Session forensic techniques Yuanxun ZHANGAssociate Dean, College of Resources and Environment,UCAS MEGSON Professor of Manchester Metropolitan University Yanle Hall,1F (Chinese&English) 10:30-10:50 Using PCB signatures and enantiomer fractions for source identification and to age date exposure MEGSONProfessor, Manchester Metropolitan University 10:50-11:10 Environmental damage assessment of lead Hongmei WANGResearcher, Chinese Academy of Environmental Sciences 11:10-11:30 Application of target, suspect and non-target screening approach for a comprehensive characterization of micropollutants in environmental samples from the Nordic countries Pawel ROSTKOWSKIInstitute of atmospheric environment, Norway 11:30-11:50 TBD
Thermal Session Identification, disposal and risk assessment of hazardous wastes Hu Vice-Director of Solid Waste and Chemicals Management Technology Center, MEP Gwen O’SULLIVAN Mount RoyalUniversity ,Canada Yanle Hall ,1F (Chinese & English) 15:00-15:20 Evaluation of dendrochemistry as a environmental monitoring tool: The temporal and spatial delineation of persistent organic pollutants Gwen O’SULLIVANMount Royal University, Canada 15:20-15:40 Hazardous waste identification HUANG Researcher, Chinese Academy of Environmental Sciences 15:40-16:00 Mineralogical Constraints On Contaminant Release From Legacy Mine Tailings Emily ROBINSONUniversity of 16:00-16:20 Local hazardous waste identification practice Yang ZHENGSenior engineer, Waste and Chemicals Management Technology Center,Ministry of Environmental Protection 16:20-16:40 Dechlorane-related flame retardants in soil and fish from e-waste recycling areas of Guiyu in south China Shen LIResearcher, Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, Canada