e-navigation Underway

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1 Program e-navigation Underway 2019 / International

2 Table of Content Welcome to e-navigation Underway International Conference Program - 6 th of February... 5 Conference Program - 7 th of February... 6 Conference Program - 8 th of February... 7 Speakers Organisers and Supporting Organisations Pearl Seaways Map Conference Delegates

3 Welcome to e-navigation Underway International 2019 The conference will follow the formula from previous years. Three days full of interesting, stimulating and thought provoking presentations highlighting the development in standardised digital solutions for the maritime domain. The 2019 conference will be the 9th e-navigation Underway International conference. As technical possibilities and solutions have developed over the past nine years, so has the conference. The focus of the first years of the Conference was upon which direction the technical developments and harmonization should take in order to achieve results. Today, much of what was visualized theoretically has actually been achieved in practice: real world solutions are in place and being tested, but still face various obstacles when putting them in place. This years Conference will focus upon how to pave the way for a digital maritime world, concentrating on barriers and benefits when implementing new technologies and e-navigation solutions. The first day of the conference will focus on the barriers and benefits of first movers who are taking e-navigation solutions into operation. What opportunities are there, what are first movers experiencing, what are the lessons learned? For the second day, the focus will shift to how the new solutions affect international standards and regulations what needs to be adjusted by national and international authorities, what has to be in place before shipping can roll out the latest tools? On the last day, the fourth session will revolve around the ever present question of cybersecurity. In a more connected world, the opportunities for malicious involvement from hackers or maybe even terrorists increase. What can we do about it? How do we get prepared? Welcome to e-navigation Underway International 2019! Danish Maritime Authority and IALA Conference Program - 6 th of February LUNCH - Sandwiches are served in the conference lobby Conference Opening / Welcome address Astrid Haug, Conference Moderator Welcome Andreas Nordseth, Director general, Danish Maritime Authority Francis Zachariae, Secretary General, Iala Kitack Lim, Secretary General, Imo Anette Dybdal Fenger, Director, Business Intelligence and Development, Danish Maritime Authority Setting the scene Astrid Haug, Conference Moderator Session 1: The Industry - Barriers and benefits when being a first mover Astrid Haug, Conference moderator Introducing Session 1 Anne H. Steffensen, Director General and CEO, Danish Shipping New Technologies New Opportunities Peter Holm, European Director, Sea Machines Robotics COFFEE BREAK Tina Dejan & Erik Daren, Combitech AB Taking sea traffic optimization to the next level Todd Schuett, Innovations Project Manager, Kongsberg Norcontrol A/S The implementation of e-navigation and its effect on operator workload: The SESAME Solution II approach BREAK - Ship departs from Copenhagen Michael Bergmann, Senior Advisor, RISE - Research Institutes Of Sweden The reality and future of e-navigation: Data exchange and collaboration - inspired by aviation Thomas Porathe, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Time for e-navigation to deliver: research has produced but implementation is lagging and in the meantime accidents happen Astrid Haug, Conference Moderator End of day WELCOME RECEPTION in the Columbus Bar DINNER Buffet is served in the 7 Seas restaurant 4 5

4 Conference Program - 7 th of February Conference Program - 7 th of February Session 2: Regulation and Standards Mads Billesø, Project manager, DFDS Optimizing port calls open innovation and introduction of new technology? Astrid Haug, Conference moderator Introducing Session 2 James Fanshawe, Chairman, Maritime autonomous systems, UK Marine Industries Alliance Rules, Regulations, Guidelines, Standards and Reality. What does this all mean for Autonomous Vessels? Peter Bergljung, Saab Transpondertech STM and VDES are interlinked Q&A in plenary End of day 2. Ship departs from Oslo Reception in the Columbus Bar COFFEE BREAK - Ship arrives in Oslo Conference dinner is served in the Blue Riband Restaurant Omar Frits Eriksson, Dean IALA World-Wide Academy, IALA Harmonization is the key Q&A in plenary Per Setterberg, Operational Project Manager, STM Validation Project, Swedish Maritime Administration STM testbed results, ongoing work and future developments Conference Program - 8 th of February Group discussion First group to discuss BARRIERS (moderated by Michael Bergmann, RISE - Research Institute of Sweden) second group to discuss BENEFITS (moderated by Sunbae Hong, Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, Republic of South Korea) Conference delegates are free to join either group Session 4: Cyber Security Plenary. Conclusions from group discussions Sunbae Hong and Michael Bergmann Astrid Haug, Conference moderator Introducing Session 4 Session 3: The Port and Coastal State Astrid Haug, Conference moderator Introducing Session 3 Leendert Bal, Head of department operations, EMSA EMSA s challenges for implementing e-navigation with new technologies Søren Westerskov, Chief Pilot, Danpilot Drones an aid to increased situational awareness during traditional pilotage and future shorebased pilotage LUNCH, Buffet served in the 7 Seas Restaurant Astrid Haug, Conference moderator Session 3 continues Axel Hahn, OFFIS ev Identity, Authentication and Blockchain Technologies for Maritime Systems Ashok Srinivasan, Manager, Maritime technology and regulation, Bimco Cyber security - tackling the risks involved COFFEE BREAK. Ship arrives in Copenhagen Q&A in plenary Bjørn Borbye Pedersen, Chief Analyst, Cyber security, Danish maritime authority Danish Strategy and Initiatives on Maritime Cyber and Information Security Jin Park, Prinicipal Researcher, Korean research institute of ships and ocean engineering The Secure Maritime Messaging Service (MMS) Sunbae Hong, Director / Head of e-navigation development task force Strategies for establishment of a SMART Maritime Logistics System Conferences Closure and Inspiration Hans-Christoph Burmeister, Group Manager Sea Traffic and Nautical Solutions, Fraunhofer CML European Maritime Simulator Network: A virtual large-scale test facility for e-navigation and ship autonomy development Francis Zachariae, Secretary General, IALA Establishing an international collaboration in support of the Maritime Connectivity Platform (signing ceremony) COFFEE BREAK Marat Ismagilov, Kronstadt Technologies The first e-navigation testbed in Russia Hermitage : subtotals Group phot Group photo will be taken in the auditorium Jacob Bøtter, Author of 'Fuck it - Ship it'" Sunbae Hong, Director / Head of e-navigation Development task force Introducing the 2019 e-navigation Underway Asia-Pacific conference Francis Zachariae, Secretary General, IALA and Anette Dybdal Fenger, Director, Business Intelligence and Development, Danish Maritime Authority Conference closes, closing remarks Dmitry Rostopshin, Director, Traffic control and management solutions, Wärtsilä Just in Time Arrival: benefits for ships and ports LUNCH - Sandwiches are served in the conference lobby 6 7

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6 Speakers Francis Zachariae Secretary General, IALA Astrid Haug Moderator Astrid Haug has worked with digital transformation and social media for +10 years and has written several books. She has worked at the Danish Parliament, the City of Copenhagen and the news media Berlingske. Today she has her own company where she helps businesses or organizations achieve their goals through digital transformation, social media and innovation. Francis Zachariae began the work as Secretary-General of the International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (IALA) February Francis Zachariae has a background from the Royal Danish Navy, the Ministry of Defence, the EU Council Secretariat and the Danish Maritime Authority where he was the Deputy Director General. He is educated from the naval Academy, from Collège Interarmées de Défense in Paris and holds a Master of Science, Public Administration. Andreas Nordseth Director General, Danish Maritime Authority Mr. Andreas Nordseth began his work as Director General in the Danish Maritime Authority in He is a 1982 graduate of the Copenhagen Nautical College and a Navigational Instructor from the Technical University of Denmark. Andreas Nordseth holds numerous positions including a post as Chairman of the Administrative Board of the European Maritime Safety Agency. Anette Dybdal Fenger Director, Business Intelligence and Development, Danish Maritime Authority Mrs. Anette Dybdal Fenger began her work as Director for Business Intelligence and IT-Development in the Danish Maritime Authority in She is a 1999 Law graduate of Copenhagen University and has held several positions in Danish Government Agencies in the areas of law, business development and IT. Kitack Lim Secretary General, IMO Born in Masan, Mr Lim graduated from the Korea Maritime and Ocean University (KMOU), Busan, and worked on ships before joining the Korea Maritime and Port Administration in From 1986, Mr. Lim participated in the Republic of Korea delegation to IMO meetings. In 2006, he was appointed as Maritime Attaché, minister-counsellor at the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in London and served as Alternate Permanent Representative to IMO until August Mr Lim was then appointed Director General for Maritime Safety Bureau at the Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs (MLTM). In 2011, Mr. Lim was appointed Commissioner of the Korean Maritime Safety Tribunal (KMST). In 2012, he became President of Busan Port Authority, until January 2016 when he took up his appointment as Secretary-General of IMO. Mr Lim holds master s degrees from Yonsei University, and the World Maritime University (WMU). Anne H. Steffensen Director General and CEO, Danish Shipping Anne H. Steffensen has since 1 October 2013 been Director General & CEO of Danish Shipping. Before joining Danish Shipping, Anne H. Steffensen served as Ambassador of Denmark to the Court of St. James s. Following a Master of Science from London School of Economics (1988) and a Master of Politics from the University of Aarhus (1990) she joined the Danish Foreign Service in Peter Holm European Director, Sea Machines Robotics Peter Holm joined the Sea Machines Robotics team in 2018, helping to establish the marine autonomy start-up s first European office, based in Hamburg, Germany. Since its opening, the team has grown to five, primarily focusing on the development the company s Enhanced Situational Awareness and remote pilotage proof of concept project, which is being executed in partnership with A.P. Moller-Maersk and DanPilot. Holm brings to Sea Machines diverse knowledge from the commercial marine industry, specifically in the heavy lift shipping sector

7 Tina Dejan Head of Digitalisation, Combitech DK Thomas Porathe Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology 2018 Today Combitech Head of Digitalization, Denmark Open Communication Head of Digital Deloitte Digital - Director and Studio Lead Vertic Managing Director Dr Thomas Porathe is professor of interaction design at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway. He is specializing in maritime human factors and design of maritime information systems. He has been working with e-navigation since 2006 in EU-projects like BLAST, EfficienSea, MONALISA, ACCSEAS, SESAME and the unmanned ship project MUNIN. Erik Daren Head of Digital Strategy & Business Development, Combitech SE 2018 Today Combitech Head of Digital Strategy & Business Development Accenture Strategy Senior Principal Automotive & Industrial Toyota Material Handling Senior Manager Inventory Control PricewaterhouseCoopers Consultant Linköping University, Cranfield University, University of Florida MSc in Industrial Engineering James Fanshawe Chairman, Maritime Autonomous Systems, UK Marine Industries Alliance James Fanshawe retired from the Royal Navy in He works within a mixed commercial portfolio, chairing several companies and organisations. He chairs the UK s Maritime Autonomous Systems Regulatory Working Group, which has released Codes of Conduct and Practice for the safe operation of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships. He is a member of the UK Maritime Autonomous Systems Steering Group, the MAS Council and the International Network for Autonomous Ships. Todd Schuett Innovations Project Manager, Kongsberg Norcontrol AS As the training manager of Kongsberg Norcontrol since 2000, Todd Schuett has instructed hundreds of VTS operators from all corners of the earth, as well as developed one of the first interactive online learning solutions for maritime surveillance system operations. He now serves as the Kongsberg Norcontrol s manager for Innovation Projects and has managed several maritime technology innovation projects, including his current project called SESAME Solution II, an e-navigation testbed project funded by the Research Council of Norway and supported by the Norwegian Coastal Administration and the Maritime Port Authority of Singapore. Todd Schuett is a member of the IALA e-navigation committee, a regular delegate for the IALA V-103 Workshops, and holds a Master s degree from the University of Chicago. Peter Bergljung Director of Strategy and Portfolio, Saab Transpondertech Peter holds a Master of Science, in Automatic Control, Linköping University, Sweden. Peter is 55 years old and has been working with navigation systems for over 30 years. Currently Peter is Product portfolio and strategy manager, responsible for Saab TransponderTech and working with AIS, VDES, and DGNSS product portfolio development. Peter is also Saab s Project Manager for the STM Validation Project. Michael Bergmann Senior Advisor, Rise - Research Institutes of Sweden Mr. Bergmann has experience in software engineering, the aviation as well as the maritime market, especially on navigation topics. He owns the maritime consultancy company BM Bergmann-Marine and works for RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden), Safebridge GmbH, 7Cs GmbH and others. Mr. Bergmann is director at CIRM since 2010 and was its president between 2013 and He is an observer, participant and advisor at the IMO, IALA and IHO. He is a fellow of the Royal Institute of Navigation and an associated Fellow of the Nautical Institute. Omar Frits Eriksson Deputy Secretary General & Dean IALA World-Wide Academy, IALA Omar Frits Eriksson is the Deputy Secretary General of IALA and Dean of the IALA World-Wide Academy. He has almost 30 years of experience of Managing Aids to Navigation in Denmark where he has held various posts and has been involved in numerous international e-navigation projects. Omar has a degree in telecommunications and an Executive MBA degree, and is Master in Management of Technology and Innovation from the Technical University of Denmark

8 Per Setterberg Operational Project Manager, Stm Validation Project, Swedish Maritime Administration Per Setterberg is the Operational Project Manager for the STM Validation Project. Per was Activity Leader in the MONALISA 2.0 project where the STM concept was defined and elaborated. He is a Master Mariner and Coordinator Innovation at the Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA), working for SMA since Before joining the STM team of the Research and Innovation unit he was business area manager for the Vessel Traffic Services (VTS), icebreaker management and Search and Rescue mission coordination at SMA. In his seagoing career, Per served as deck officer on oil- and chemical tankers in worldwide trade and subsequently as Dynamic Positioning Officer on dive support vessels and pipe layers in the North Sea and Brazil. Sunbae Hong Director / Head of E-navigation Development Task Force Mr. Sunbae HONG is Director and Head for SMART-Navigation project, which is the Korean project to implement e-navigation, in Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries. He has been contributing as the chair for IMO-IHO Harmonization Group on Data Modeling (HGDM) since 2017, which aims to develop guidance on definition and format and structure of e-navigation maritime services. He graduated from Korea Maritime University in 1989 and World Maritime University in Hans-Christoph Burmeister Group Manager Sea Traffic and Nautical Solutions Leendert Bal Head of Department Operations, European Maritime Saftey Agency (EMSA) Mr Leendert Bal is since 2009 Head of Department Operations. This Department is providing maritime information services to EU Member States, EFTA and EU bodies and is offering operational assistance for maritime surveillance, pollution monitoring and response. He was Acting Executive Director of the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) from 1 December 2011 till 1 September He started working for EMSA in 2004 as a policy adviser of the Executive Director, and later as Head of Unit. He was previously Transport Attaché in Brussels for the Permanent Representation of The Netherlands to the European Union and has been working for the Dutch Ministry of Transport and Public Works, the Netherlands Institute of International Relations Clingendael and the Utrecht University. Søren Westerskov Chief Pilot, Danpilot Hans-Christoph Burmeister holds a diploma in industrial engineering from the University Erlangen-Nürnberg, He joined Fraunhofer CLS in 2011, mainly working on industrial research projects. From 2011 to 2015, Hans-Christoph Burmeister coordinated the internationally known European research project MUNIN on unmanned vessels. Since 2016, he furthermore acts as technical coordinator of the European Maritime Simulator Network EMSN within the European STM Validation Project and recently he initiated the German project FernSAMS developing a remote and autonomous controlled tug. Marat Ismagilov Kronstadt Technologies In 2016, Marat Ismagilov headed the first e-navigation testbed in Russia «Hermitage», since 2018 he has been the head of the e-nav project within the MariNet Group of the National Technological Initiative (Russia). He has two higher military education (university and academy), Ph.D. in Engineering sciences, associate professor, Author of various articles and publications. Capt. Søren Westerskov began his work as Chief pilot at the Danish state owned pilotage DANPILOT in In 2013 he returned from a position as Chief Pilot in the then new developed Port of Sohar in Oman where he started up a pilotage for the Sultanate and the port. He has app. 25 years of experience in the maritime world and have been employed by several Danish Shipping companies such as J. Laurtitzen, Em.Z.Svitzer, DSB and DFDS A/S during which time he also made lectures for a couple of the Danish maritime educational institutions. Before becoming a maritime pilot in 2005 he was serving as Captain on the passenger ships owned by DFDS Seaways trading in the North European waters. In 2015 he graduated from Copenhagen Business School with an Executive MBA in Shipping and Logistics. In DanPilot he is part of a team preparing the pilotage for the new challenges and possibilities which has emerged from the liberalization of the Danish Pilotage marked. Dmitry Rostopshin Director, Traffic control and Management Solutions, Wärtsilä Dmitry Rostopshin has been working in maritime business since He started his career as a testing engineer, then a project installation engineer, and after that as a product manager in the R&D. He was involved in many vessel traffic service projects, as well as coastal and offshore surveillance projects globally. Since 2016 Dmitry is a Director for the Ship Traffic Control and Management Solutions and is responsible for the VTS and coastal surveillance product line in Wartsila (formerly Transas)

9 Mads Billesø Project Manager, DFDS Mads Bentzen Billesø holds a Masters license and has a maritime background on product tankers and container vessels in worldwide trade. After ending his career at sea, he worked as a Project Manager in the Danish Maritime Authority s e-navigation team, involved in a number of national and international projects dealing with e-navigation, maritime technology and standardization. Mads was in same period part of Denmark s representation at IMO NCSR and HTW Sub-committees as well as in IALA s e-navigation Committee and Expert member of IHO S-124 Working Group. Mads has since 2017 worked as Senior Project Manager, Innovation and Technology in DFDS, creating partnerships, Open Innovation spaces and projects with external partners. Jin Park Prinicipal Researcher, Korean Research Institute of Ships and Ocean engineering Dr Jin Hyoung Park is a maritime safety systems innovator. He was head of the Systems Engineering Management Team at SMART-Navigation Project Office from 2016 to He is now leading the SW development activities of the SMART-Navigation project since the beginning of 2019 after returning to KRISO. He is also leading the Korean-European Innovative Portable Pilot Unit (KEI.POP) Project at the Korean side, a Korea-German bilateral project aiming to develop an e-navigation ready PPU funded by the EUREKA program. Dr Park actively has been involved in many international activities related to e-navigation and maritime safety innovation. As a part of the activities, he is serving as the vice-chair of WG1 (Digital Information Service) of the ENAV Committee of IALA. He also has contributed on maturing the Maritime Connectivity Platform (MCP) technically and strategically. Axel Hahn Group Manager, OFFIs After 5 years a Head of Development as a software company for internet technologies 2002 Axel Hahn received a professorship at the University of Oldenburg. He is member of the board at Institute for Computer Science OFFIS and is coordinating the maritime research. Ashok Srinivasan Bimco Jacob Bøtter Author, Fuck it - Ship it Jacob Bøtter is a popular public speaker in Denmark and internationally and an expert in coaching companies and employees to seize the digital opportunities ahead and turn the business around together. Jacob Bøtter is the author of the bestsellers NQ, UNBOSS and Udefra (Outside). He advised two Danish prime ministers and more than 100 companies. Jacob Bøtter is an external lecturer at the IT-University of Copenhagen and visiting professor at several multimedia programs. Ashok is educated as a Master mariner, dynamic positioning officer, marine lead auditor. He also holds an MBA from Copenhagen Business School. An experienced seafarer with 18 years of experience in maritime and offshore sector, he also been conducting quality, safety and security audits for a variety of ships At BIMCO, Ashok is responsible for coordinating BIMCO s initiative on various technical and regulations related matters. Bjørn Borbye Pedersen Chief Analyst, Cyber Security, Danish Maritime Authority Mr. Bjørn Borbye Pedersen has worked with strategy, innovation management and digitalization at the Danish Maritime Authority for the past eight years. He has been the director Danish Maritime Authority s e-navigation department and Chairman of EfficienSea2 s Executive Board. At the moment he focuses on the challenges with cyber security in the maritime sector. Earlier, he worked five years in an innovation think thank and two years in management consulting. Bjørn holds an MSc (Econ.) in Management of Innovation and Business Development from Copenhagen Business School

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