Technical Programme. Waypoints beyond the Strategy Implementation Plan

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1 Technical Programme Waypoints beyond the Strategy Implementation Plan Voyage plan Copenhagen - Oslo - Copenhagen January 2014 For the fourth time the international e-navigation community will gather in a maritime environment to discuss the current state of the e-navigation process. Day one will focus on strategic issues, day two will explore more detailed aspects of e-navigation and the third day will be dedicated to an open discussion to achieve full consultation on conclusions and recommendations.

2 DAY 1: E-NAVIGATION: STRATEGIC VIEWS CHAIRMAN: OMAR FRITS ERIKSSON, DANISH MARITIME AUTHORITY 11:00 Check in 12:00 Lunch 13:00 Conference opening / Welcome address Andreas Nordseth, Director General, Danish Maritime Authority. Gary Prosser, Secretary General IALA 13:20 Setting the scene Omar Frits Eriksson, Danish Maritime Authority 13:30 Key note: e-nav where are we going? Andy Winbow, Director of Maritime Safety Division, IMO 14:00 IALA s leading technical role in e-navigation: After the SIP Michael Card, Deputy Secretary General, IALA 14:20 Benefits from e-navigation in terms of shipping communities John Murray, Director Marine, ICS 14:40 Signature ceremony on the establishment of a global e-navigation test bed Introduced by Gary Prosser; SG IALA 15:00 Break 15:35 Can e-navigation be implemented in the real world? Lars Robert Pedersen, Deputy Secretary General, BIMCO 15:55 The ship, The people, The equipment - Ensuring integration for the right reason Phillip Belcher, Marine Director, INTERTANKO 16:15 Break 16:45 European Initiatives on Simplifications of Port Processes Markku Mylly, Executive Director, European Maritime Safety Agency 17:05 e-navigation NOW! The arctic case Francis Zachariae, deputy director, Danish Maritime Authority 17:25 Engaging users during implementation David Patraiko, Director of Projects, The Nautical Institute 17:45 Need for Capacity Building in the Development of e-navigation and Activities in Asia and Pacific Region Bekir Sitki Ustaoglu, Head of Asia Pacific Section, Technical Cooperation Division, IMO 18:05 End of day 1

3 DAY 2: DIVING INTO THE DETAILS OF E-NAVIGATION THEME: ADVANCED CONTEMPORARY SOLUTIONS SESSION CHAIRMAN: JON LEON ERVIK, NORWEGIAN COASTAL ADMINISTRATION 8:30 Smart navigation buoys provide real-time situational data on the Gulf of Finland Seppo Virtanen, MeriTaito 8:50 AVANTI Foundation for e-navigation Ben van Scherpenzeel, Port of Rotterdam 9:10 Maritime Industry contributing to the benefit of e-navigation; e.g. GreenSafeShip project turning today s Weather Optimization upside down Bjørn Åge Hjøllo, NAVTOR 9:30 Break THEME: E-NAVIGATION AT LARGE SESSION CHAIRMAN: DAVID PATRAIKO, NAUTICAL INSTITUTE 10:00 Key Success Factors for Global e-navigation Adoption Krystyna Wojnarowicz, MARSEC-XL 10:20 Concepts and Principles of a Global e-navigation Test Bed Sun-young Kim, Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean Engineering 10:40 IALA-NET within e-navigation Jean-Charles Leclair, IALA World-Wide Academy 11:00 Human-Centred Design and Usability Evaluation for e-navigation from SIP to commercial reality Benjamin Brooks, Australian Maritime College 11:20 Break THEME: REGIONAL EFFORTS AND ISSUES SESSION CHAIRMAN: THOMAS CHRISTENSEN, DANISH MARITIME AUTHORITY 11:50 e-navigation activities in Japan and our future plans Junji Fukuto, National Maritime Research Institute, Japan Yasuhiro URANO, Japan Ship Technology Research Association 12:20 ACCSEAS: Designing e-navigation services in the North Sea Region Alwyn Williams, General Lighthouse Authorities, UK & Ireland

4 12:40 Industrial drives towards strategic and practical e-navigation initiatives in Korea JJ Unggyu Kim, HYUNDAI e-marine 13:00 Lunch THEME: TOMORROWS POSSIBILITIES I SESSION CHAIR: JIN HYOUNG PARK, KOREA RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF SHIPS AND OCEAN ENGINEERING 14:00 Trial results of Radar Positioning for resilient positioning Tatsuya Kojima, Furuno 14:20 Taking ICT Solutions further within Sea Transport: The MONALISA 2.0 project Ulf Svedberg, Swedish Maritime Administration 14:40 Beyond the e-navigation implementation plan: Development towards the unmanned merchant vessel? Hans-Christoph Burmeister, Fraunhofer 15:00 Break THEME: TOMORROWS POSSIBILITIES II SESSION CHAIRMAN: FRED POT, MARSEC-XL 15:20 Group photo 15:35 The Maritime Cloud and its applications Thomas Christensen, Danish Maritime Authority 15:55 Safe Navigation Support System based on e-navigation Concept Jaeyong Oh, Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean Engineering 16:15 Break 16:45 Critical System Engineering Platform for enavigation Axel Hahn, University of Oldenburg 17:05 A practical example of using S-100; MSI & NM Jonathan Prichard, United Kingdom Hydrographic Office 17:25 An industry standard for a route exchange format Anders Rydlinger, Transas 17:45 End of day 2

5 DAY 3: WHATS NEXT THE WAY FORWARD CHAIRMAN: OMAR FRITS ERIKSSON, DANISH MARITIME AUTHORITY 09:00 The Industry Vision for e-navigation How to find the waypoints beyond the horizon Michael Bergmann, President, CIRM 09:30 Break + checkout 10:00 SIP done how to ensure global implementation? John Erik Hagen, Chairman IMO e-navigation Correspondence Group 10:30 Panel discussion Facilitator: Nick Lemon, Australian Maritime Safety Authority 11:30 Conference conclusions Omar Frits Eriksson, Conference Chairman 12:00 Announcement of e-navigation Underway North America Fred Pot, MARSEC-XL 12:10 Closing remarks Gary Prosser, SG IALA 12:30 Snacks in the conference area 13:00 End of conference

6 The conference is organized by: IALA, & Danish Maritime Authority, The conference is supported by: The Nautical Institute, Comité International Radio-Maritime, International Hydrographic Organization, The ACCSEAS project,