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Technical Programme
The Implementation Phase?
Voyage plan Copenhagen – Oslo – Copenhagen
27 - 29 January 2015
The global e-Navigation community gathers for the 5th time on Pearl Seaways.
At the doorstep of the implementation phase, lots of new challenges and
questions arise, that are certain to spark a lively discussion.
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Day 1 – The big picture
Chairman:
Omar Frits Eriksson, Chairman, IALA e-Navigation Committee
11:00
Check in
12:00
Lunch
13:00
Conference opening / Welcome address
Andreas Nordseth, Director General, Danish Maritime
Authority Michael Card, Deputy Secretary General, IALA
13:20
Setting the scene
Omar Frits Eriksson, Chairman, IALA e-Navigation Committee
13:30
e-Nav Implementation: A Practitioner’s View (Keynote)
Simon Pelletier, President, IMPA
14:00
e-Navigation, what’s next
John Erik Hagen, Director, Norwegian Coastal Administration
14:20
IHO’s underpinning role in e-Nav
Robert Ward, President, IHO
14:40
e-Navigation after MSC94
John Murray, Director, ICS
15:00 Break
15:30
IALA’s e-Navigation committee - reborn
Omar Frits Eriksson, Chairman, IALA e-Navigation Committee
15:50
The “e-Nav Ship Side Coordination Task Group”
Michael Bergmann, President, CIRM
16:10
A flag states perspective on e-Navigation
Alan Blume, Deputy Commissioner of Maritime Affairs,
Republic of the Marshall Islands
16:30
Connecting the testbeds, connecting the Oceans
an update on the Global e-navigation testbed initiative
Jin Hyoung Park, Korea Research Institute of Ships and
Ocean Engineering
16:50
End of day 1
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Day 2 – The devil is in the detail
Theme: Testbeds
Session chairman: Nick Lemon, Australian Maritime Safety Authority, Australia
8:30
Voice and Text Messaging in Ship Communication
Thomas Porathe, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
8:50
ACCSEAS: Demonstrating e-Navigation in the North Sea Region
Alwyn Williams, General Lighthouse Authorities, UK & Ireland
9:10
e-NOffshore testbed: e-Navigation making offshore Simultaneous
Operations safer
Filipe Modesto da Rocha, PETROBRAS, Brazil
9:30
Break
Theme: Infrastructure
Session chairman: Jin Hyoung Park, Korea Research Institute of Ships and
Ocean Engineering, Korea
10:00
Maritime Cloud, New Standards and “Maritime Android Approach”
Geir L. Olsen, Jeppesen, Norway
10:20
The European Maritime Simulation Network: planned and possible
future uses
Hans-Christoph Burmeister, Fraunhofer, Germany
10:40
Digital Infrastructures for enabling Sea Traffic Management
Mikael Lind, Viktoria Swedish ICT, Sweden
11:00
The roadmap for the Maritime Cloud
Thomas Christensen, Danish Maritime Authority
11:20
Break
11:50
Building the Internet of Things @ Sea - First results from Testbed
Horten-Moss, Oslo Fjord, Norway
Geir Fagerhus, MARSEC-XL & Capt. Gisle Stava, Basto-Fosen
Ferries, Malta, Norway
... Day 2
Theme: The evolution of existing systems
Session chairman: Jin Hyoung Park, Korea Research Institute of Ships and
Ocean Engineering, Korea
12:10
Practical aspects of transition from paper navigation to paperless with accent to human factor and navigation equipment check
Alexander Yatchenko, ERNC (ElectroRadioNavigational
Chamber), Russia
12:30
The future of ECDIS
Anders Rydlinger, Transas, Sweden
12:50
Lunch
Theme: e-Navigation for the non-SOLAS segment
Session chairman: Alan Grant, General Lighthouse Authorities of the United
Kingdom and Ireland, UK
14:20
Development on the cloud-based navigation support system
Jung Sung Heon, Dong Kang M-Tech, Korea
14:40
Development of a pilot small sea area ship information system
using Maritime Cloud and smart phones
Junji Fukuto, National Maritime Research Institute, Japan
15:00
Group photo
15:10
Break
15:30
Challenges of e-Navigation for leisure boats
Leonardo Roncarolo, M3S srl, Italy
... Day 2
Theme: Communicaton & PNT
Session chairman: Alan Grant, General Lighthouse Authorities of the United
Kingdom and Ireland, UK
15:50
What the modernization of GMDSS could bring to e-navigation?
Jean-Charles Cornillou, Centre for expertise and engineering
on risks, urban and country planning, environment and
mobility, France
16:15
Break
16:45
Coordinated enhancement of the maritime PNT system: road map and guide lines
Jan Reche, Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital
Infrastructure, Germany
17:05
Cyber security for e-navigation
Kwang-il Lee, Electronics and Telecommunication Research
Institute, Korea
17:25
End of day 2
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Day 3 – Summing up
Theme: Human factors
9:00
Building e-navigation systems – Human Centred Design in practice
Benjamin Brooks, Margareta Lützhöft, National Centre for Ports and Shipping, Australia
9:30
Break
10:00
IMO guidance on Human Centred Design, Software Quality
Assurance and Usability Testing
Nick Lemon, Australian Maritime Safety Authority, Australia
10:30
Panel discussion
Facilitator: Michael Bergman, President, CIRM
11:30
Conclusions
12:00
Announcement of e-Navigation Underway - North America 2015
12:10
Closing remarks
Michael Card, Deputy Secretary General, IALA
12:30
Snack in the conference area
13:00
Conference closes
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