Oceanology International China 2013

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• Oceanology International China 2013
  

  

  Oceanology International is pleased to launch a new event in China, where new opportunities wait to be explored.
  
  Developed with government and industry associations, Oceanology International China will be a unique forum for connecting with this country’s growing offshore energy and marine industries.
  
  Join us on 3-5 September at the INTEX, Shanghai to meet Chinese buyers, industry professionals and government officials and gain an edge into this rapidly developing market.

  • View the Oceanology International China website
  • Download the OI China brochure
  • Download the booking form
  • Download the floor plan

  Opportunities for International Exhibitors

   A UKTI TAP grant of £3,000 is available for UK companies to exhibit on the SMI/UK Pavilion at Oceanology International China.
  UK companies can apply directly on the Society of Maritime Industries website.

  A USA Pavilion is being organised in partnership with the U.S. Commercial Service. US companies can contact Ray Filbert, E: rfilbert@reedexpo.com and T: +1 203 840 5821 for more details.

• Exhibitors that have already confirmed a stand include:

  • AML Oceanographic Ltd
  • AMS Systea
  • iXBlue
  • Kongsberg Maritime
  • Marine Electronics
  • Reson
  • Seabird
  • Ship Motion Control
  • Sonardyne Asia PTE
  • Teledyne Marine
  • Valeport Limited
  • Wildlife Acoustics

  View more confirmed exhibitors

• Why China?

  • China's most recent five-year plan - the 12th Five-Year Plan - was the first ever to include a dedicated chapter on marine development
  • China is firmly established among the ranks of preferred partners for nations wishing to conduct joint oceanography expeditions
  • The Chinese government boosted funding for oceanography, particularly in exploration, research and deep-sea technologies
  • Major marine science institutions award grants worth tens of millions of USD to lead studies into the geology and biology of key bodies of water like the South China Sea
  • An increasing number of state and academic bodies are throwing their full weight behind the exploration of marine science and technology innovation, marine industry development, marine environmental protection and regional economic cooperation

  Why Shanghai?

  • China's eastern seaboard is attracting significant amounts of state investment to set up a marine observatory network under the East China Sea near Xiaoqushan Island (Zhejiang Province)
  • Shanghai is home to some of China's most dense clusters of marine science an maritime academic institutions, research and commercial development hubs
  • Shanghai's surrounding areas, too, are riding the wave of economic awakening when it comes to the marine sector
  • Shanghai is home to a large batch of enterprises involved in the marine industry.

• Who should exhibit?
  

  Biological Oceanography
  Chemical Oceanography
  Communication devices
  Communications
  Diving
  Geophysics
  Geotechnics
  Hydrography survey
  Metocean services
  Navigation & positioning
  Navigation devices
  Physical Oceanography
  Platforms: AUV, ROV, Buoys
  Sampling devices
  Sedimentology

  Who should visit?
  

  Academia
  Aquaculture
  Coastal engineering
  Construction
  Diving
  Education
  Engineering
  Government
  Harbours / Ports
  Marine electrical/electronics
  Marine environmental
  Marine hardware
  Marine security
  Offshore oil and gas
  Renewable energy
  Research and development
  Subsea engineering
  Telecommunications
  Transport and shipping

• Contact us
  

  To find out more and enquire about exhibiting at the event, please contact us:

  
  Kirsten Conlon, Key account manager
  Tel: +44 (0)208 439 8870
  Email: kirsten.conlon@reedexpo.co.uk