
Ocean Week 2018
Date
07. May 2018 – 08. May 2018
Organizer
Place
Ocean Week 2018
"Ocean Change". There have been several NFAS events during the week.
“Ocean Change”. There have been several NFAS events during the week.
Authorities workshop – Afternoon May 7th
Norwegian Coastal State Perspective, Trond Langemyr, Norwegian Coastal Administration
Norwegian Flag State Perspective, Svein David Medhaug, Norwegian Maritime Authority
Regulating experiments with Smart Shipping in The Netherlands, Bart van Gent, Ministry of Infrastructure, Netherlands
Testing & Operation of Autonomous Ships in Inland Waterways – Belgium/Flanders, Ann-Sofie Pauwelyn, Flanders Waterways
Great Lakes Perspective – Autonomous Surface Vehicles & US Coast Guard Rules of the Road, Michael, Beaulac, Michigan Office of the Great Lakes
Korean perspective – R and D, Kwangil Lee, Korean Maritime & Ocean University
The class approach, Anderson Chaplow & Matthew Palmer, Lloyd’s register
Autonomus Coastal Navigation and the Pilotage Act, Trond Langemyr, Norwegian Coastal Administration
Autonomous ship applications – Afternoon May 8th
From road to sea with autonomous ships, Elizabeth Lindstad, SINTEF Ocean
Fish transport: Changing the preferred mode from road to sea, Eivind Dale, DNV GL
The Development of an Autonomous Urban Shuttle Ferry in Trondheim, Dr.Egil Eide, NTNU
Automated inland shipping – The challenges on the inland waterways, Gerben Peeters, KU Leuven
Autonomous Transport in Trondheimsfjord, Håvard Nordahl, SINTEF Ocean
One Sea Business Focus: Capturing the low hanging fruits in autonomous maritime development, Jukka Merenluoto, One Sea/DIMECC
Smart Maritime Autonomous Ship Research in Korea, Kwangil Lee, Korea Maritime and Ocean University
Green Coastal Shipping Program – Positioning Norway in the lead, Narve Mjøs, DNV GL
Autonomous Ships – Current Network and Activities in Germany, Rainer Henking, EurA Innovation Management
Autonomous ship applications – Morning May 9th
Test area for autonomous ships: The need for an open model, Beate Kvamstad-Lervold, SINTEF Ocean
Regulating Smart Shipping in a Multi-Actor System, Bart van Gent, Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management
Impact of autonomy level on control center design, Vegard Evjen Hovstein, Maritime Robotics
Squeezing Humans Out? The Evolving Role of People in an Autonomous Future, Steven Mallam, University College of Souteast Norway
Smart maintenance in cyber-physical systems, Harald Rødseth, NTNU
Safety of autonomous ships: What can we learn from other modes? Stig Petersen, SINTEF Digital
Collision avoidance experiments in the Autosea project, Dr. Edmund Førland Brekke, NTNU
Autonomous ship test area workshop – Afternoon May 9th
Horten test area, Paal Aamaas, University of south-east Norway
Benefits of cooperation at the EU level: ad hoc group on MASS – VTS angle, Jacob Terling, DG MOVE
UK Code of Practice Update, James Fanshaw, UK Marine Alliance
Finish Test Area(s), Jukka Merenluoto, DIMECC
Proposed Great Lakes Test Bed – Keweenaw Waterway Area, Michael Beaulac, Michigan Office of the Great Lakes; David Naftzger, Great Lakes Governors & Premiers
Test Area for Smart Shipping in Flanders, Ann-Sofie Pauwelyn, RIS Project Manager Smart Shipping