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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:
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Action UUVS |
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survey Marine Renewables |
Offshore Renewable Energy Navigation & Positioning |
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Ocean Observation Maritime Security |
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Marine Security Ocean Observation & Forecasting |
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Oceanology International is also hosting the Catch the Next Wave conference, on 12th March, London, Royal Institution of Great Britain.
Co-organised with NewScientist, this conference will include presentations by global experts on key disruptive technologies and their application in the marine sector. Find out more...
Please note that the deadline for submitting conference papers is now passed.
Conference Chairman: Professor Ralph Rayner
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Tuesday 13th March |
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Marine Renewables
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Marine Renewables Chaired by Alan Moore, Non-executive director of Partnerships for Renewables Ltd |
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Navigation and positioning
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Navigation & Positioning
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UUVS
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Organised in partnership with SUT
The session commences with an overview of the market for AUVs and ROVs from the 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 Alwood, Chief Executive, SUT |
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| Wednesday 14th March | |
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Maritime Security |
The need to meet the detection and tracking requirements posed by ever increasing threats to both naval and commercial facilities has become core to global security strategies. Chaired by Rob Balloch, Strategic Business Development Director, Sonardyne
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Oil and Gas |
The demand for oil and gas is expected to increase steadily in the coming years. Increasingly the reserves to meet this demand are located in frontier locations such as deepwater and arctic regions.
Oceanology International will feature a one-day programme on the latest technologies and solutions for tackling arctic and deep water development. Chaired by Colin Grant, Advisor & SETA - Metocean, BP - Subsea & Floating Systems Upstream Engineering Centre |
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| Thursday 15th March | |
| Hydrography and Geophysics |
Hydrography & Geophysics Chaired by Andy Hill, Marine Geohazard Technical Authority, BP Exploration
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Ocean observation and forecasting |
Ocean Observation & Forecasting
This session covers all aspects of ocean observation and monitoring using remote sensing and in-situ technologies as well as tools and techniques for ocean forecasting.
Chaired by Zdenka Willis, Director - NOAA Integrated Ocean Observation |
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