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Conference programme sponsored by:
The Oceanology International Education Programme is free for all attendees to the event. It represents an excellent opportunity via its extensive technical programme to showcase the latest developments and thinking from the marine science and ocean technology industry.
For 2012 the programme will feature seven one-day conferences on the key technology areas as well as the key industry sectors engaging with marine science and ocean technology.
MESSAGE FROM THE CONFERENCECHAIRMAN
Welcome to Oceanology International! Nowhere else will you find such a broad range of technology providers, technology users and those who ultimately derive benefit from marine information gathered together. It is a unique event, where people share ideas across disciplines and markets leading to new engineering, scientific, technical and business opportunities.
In the exhibition hall we have a plethora of technologies for making measurements, mapping and navigating the oceans. We also have the providers of services who take the outputs from ocean technologies and turn them into useful products for an equally vast array of end-users who visit the event to gain a better understanding of the latest capabilities that can help meet their particular information needs.
Professor Ralph Rayner, Conference Chairman, Oceanology International 2012
In the conference we bring together the technologies and their end-uses in seven strands – Ocean Observation & Forecasting; Hydrography & Geophysics; Marine Renewables; Offshore Oil & Gas; Unmanned Underwater Vehicles; Navigation & Positioning; and Maritime Security showcasing the latest scientific and technological developments and the benefits they can provide.
Oceanology International is the world’s premier meeting place for the marine engineering, science and technology community. By attending you will be able to interact with your fellow engineers, scientists, technologists, and other marine professionals from around the world.
On behalf of the Conference Committees and the organisers, I wish you a highly successful and stimulating visit.
Professor Ralph Rayner, Conference Chairman, Oceanology International 2012 Professorial Research Fellow, London School of Economics; and Sector Director, Energy and Environment, BMT Group
CONFERENCE STREAMS AND CHAIRMEN: MARINE RENEWABLES
With the 32GW Round 3 announcement in 2010 and recent announcements from major companies to site turbine manufacturing facilities in the UK, offshore wind has moved into the mainstream.
Oceanology International will feature a full one-day conference on the latest technologies and services supporting offshore wind development.
Chaired by Alan Moore OBE, Non-executive Director, Partnerships for Renewables Ltd
NAVIGATIONANDPOSITIONING
This programme will be themed “Putting Technology to Work” and will cover all aspects of precise navigation, surface and sub-surface positioning.
Chaired by Ed Danson, Consultant, C&C Technologies
UUVS 2012
The Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Showcase (UUVS), in co-operation with the Society for Underwater Technology (SUT), commences with an overview of the market for AUVs and ROVs presented by respected industry analyst John Westwood followed by a series of presentations on inspection, sonar and video developments from companies including Fugro, Subsea 7, Seebyte.
Tritech and Kongsberg. Experience of the operation of AUVs in the High Arctic will be shared by James Ferguson of ISE. Finally, Saab Seaeye will present Sabertooth hybrid AUV/ROV technology.
Chaired by Dr Bob Allwood, Chief Executive, SUT Programmes may be subject to change.
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