Monday, June 25, 2018
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09:00
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Welcome & Strategic Overview
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09:10
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Session One: Challenges and Best Practices for Specific, Malicious Black Sky Hazards: The EMP, Cyber, and Asymetric Physical Threats
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09:20
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Morning Keynote Address: Critcial Infrastructure in the Crosshairs: The need for international, multi-sector coordinated planning
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09:40
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Brief Interview: EMP News and Special Announcements
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09:55
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Panel 1: The EMP Threat: Geostrategic threat scenarios, infrastructure impact and resilience strategies in today’s interconnected world
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11:00
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Break and Transition to Alternate Venue
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11:30
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Brief Interview: Cyber News and Special Announcements
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11:45
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Panel 2: The Cyber Threat: Geostrategic threat scenarios, infrastructure impact and resilience strategies
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12:40
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Lunch
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01:40
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Brief Interview: Terrorism and the Evolving Asymetric Physical Threat
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01:55
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Panel 3: Terrorism, and the Asymmetric Physical Threat: Geostrategic scenarios and resilience strategies
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02:50
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Session Two: Unique, Hazard-Independent Strategies for Black Sky vs Conventional Threats: Challenges, Communication, and Coordination Capabilities Needed to Address Them
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03:00
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Black Sky Resilience: Regulatory Challenges and Opportunities
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03:15
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Coordination Planning and (Real Time) implementation Frameworks: The EPRO Handbook III Template
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03:40
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Coffee Break
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04:00
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The Private Sector: The Role for Emergency Communications and Coordination Capabilities in a Black Sky Event
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04:20
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Multi-Sector Emergency Communication in Black Sky events: The BSX Approach
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04:30
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Multi-Sector Situational Awareness and Decision Support for Complex Catastrophes: The GINOM Strategy
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05:05
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Discussion: Resilience, Communication and Coordination Challenges for Malicious Threats: Challenges in Scaling Up to the Black Sky Scenario
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05:15
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45 Session Two Questions and Discussion: Black Sky Hazard-Independent Challenges and Opportunities
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05:30
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IS Summit IX Day One Plenary Session: Concluding Remarks
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06:00
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The Day Two Read Ahead: Concepts and Opportunities
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06:10
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Summit Day 1 Concludes
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Tuesday, June 26, 2018
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08:00
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Registration
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08:30
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Introduction to the EPRO SECTOR Executive Committee, Summer 2018
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08:40
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MORNING PLENARY SESSION – Enabling Investment for the Sector’s Black Start Mission: Progress and Gaps
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09:30
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COFFEE BREAK – TRANSITION TO SESSION THREE PARALLEL TRACKS
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09:45
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Track 1 – Cyber and Physical Security: Protecting the Grid and Other Critical Infrastructures
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09:45
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Track 2 – Balancing Utilities Operations Efficiency and Resilience Posture
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09:45
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Track 3 – Public and Private Sector Collaboration: Building Partnerships for Resilience
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11:00
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Coffee Break
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11:15
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Track Review
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12:00
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Lunch
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01:00
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The EPRO SECTOR Update for the Executive Committee
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01:30
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AFTERNOON PLENARY SESSION: Black Sky Missions and Requirements: Gaps and Approaches
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02:30
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Coffee Break - TRANSITION TO SESSION FOUR PARALLEL TRACKS
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02:45
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Track 4 – Government and NGO Roles in Protecting Critical Infrastructure: Filling the Gaps That Challenge Utilities
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02:45
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Track 5 – Cross-Sector Coordinated Planning: Roles of Utility Sectors in Planning for Support to Partner Sectors
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02:45
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Track 6 – Advanced Electric Power System Restoration Requirements
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03:50
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Coffee Break
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04:05
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TRACK REVIEW: SESSION THREE CLOSING PLENARY – Building Cohesion and Collaboration
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04:45
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EPRO SECTOR Executive Committee: Review and Recommended Actions
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04:55
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EISS IX Conclusions
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05:05
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EIS Summit IX Closes
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