MARCOM'2000
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MARCOM'2000 |
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Dates :
23 et 24 Octobre 2000Lieu :
The Grand Hotel, Malahide, Co. Dublin, Ireland
Tel: 00 353 1 845 0000
Fax: 00 353 1 845 0987
E-mail: info@thegrand.ie
Web site: www.thegrand.ieThèmes :
"Thèmes traités" des quatres sessions:
- Communication technologies for ship operations
- Information technologies for ship operations
- Information technologies & Marine business
- New information technologies for the Marine Environment
Les thèmes suivants seront abordés:
- communications and IT for ship operations;
- satellite services (broadband and narrowband) for the maritime sector and their applications;
- developments in vessel traffic management information systems;
- evolving telematic networks for ports;
- emerging information technologies for the training of seafarers;
- positioning and tracking of cargo in the maritime part of the logistical chain;
- new information technologies for the marine environment;
- GIS for marine environment- state of the art analyses and case studies;
- emerging systems for marine environmental data acquisition and dissemination;
- remote sensing for marine environmental protection, examples and applications
Exposition :
une exposition de stand et une exposition de posters ont été mises en place. Pour ce qui concerne les expositions, contacter: Felicity Donnelly Programme Assistant - Marine Technology Marine Institute
Objectif :
Les technologies de communication et d'information applicables au domaine maritime, le point de la situation en l'an 2000, les perspectives pour le 21ème siècle et l'évaluation de leur impact sur les économies régionales.
Faire le point sur l'évolution des nouvelles technologies de communication et d'information dans le domaine maritime et assurer ainsi le suivi des conférences Marcom 1996, 1997 et 1998 initiées par l'Agence de Coopération pour l'Europe de la Mer, la Société Expertel dans le cadre du projet E.I.E.S (European Information Exchange Services between Ports)
La conférence MARCOM 2000 constituera aussi un moyen fort utile pour diffuser auprès des PME/PMI des régions périphériques et maritimes les résultats des projets de recherche menés à leur terme à l'issue du 4ème Programme Cadre de Recherche et de Développement et initiés par le 5ème P.C.R.D (Programme cadre de Recherche et de Développement) Elle sera également une opportunité pour les Entreprises, Universités, Instituts de recherche des pays candidats à l'adhésion à l'Union Européenne de présenter l'état de leurs travaux dans ce domaine.
Marcom2000 Programme
DAY 1 Monday 23rd October 2000
9:00 AM REGISTRATION
MORNING SESSION
CHAIRMAN Mr Peter HeffernanCEO, Marine Institute, Ireland
10h00 AM Conference opening
A representative of the Irish Government
10h15 AM European Union Marine Policy and the implications for Information and communication technologies
Invited speaker from the European Commission.
10h45 AM Application of Communications technologies to marine data: an international perspective
Mr. Dwight Howse, Director of the SeaComm Program, Canadian Centre for Marine Communications (CCMC), Canada
11h15 AM Coffee/Tea break
11h45 AM An Irish Research and Development policy perspective on Marine Information technology
Ms Yvonne Shields- Marine Institute, Ireland
12h15 PM How to access E.U funds for developing Marine Information technologies
Ms Dorothy Timmins, FP 5 National contact point, Enterprise Ireland
12h45 PM Lunch
AFTERNOON SESSION
NEW INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
CHAIRMAN Mr Pesquera, Port of Gijon, Spain (to be confirmed)
2h00 PM Marine knowledge management-An integrated approach
Ms. Orla Ni Cheileachair- Marine Institute
2h30 PM Earth observation data in support of a water quality information service
Dr. Hans Van der Woerd and Dr Cees de Valk , Institute for environmental studies, Amsterdam, Netherlands
3h00 PM An innovation in portable, multi-parameter data acquisition
Mr John Wallace M. Eng. Sc ,Marine Informatics Ltd, Ireland
Mr Philip Place Ms Sc Informatic Software Ltd, ireland3h30 PM Coffee/Tea break
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR SHIP OPERATIONS
4h 00 PM Enabling improved maritime communications network management and connectivity- The COMMAN project
Mr. Peter A Knight- DERA, United Kingdom
4h30 PM A communication standard applied to vessel traffic management
Dr. Patrick Hartigan , MOHER Technologies, Irelandand
Damien Roland, E-motive, France5h00 PM An internet compatible communication bearer service at VHF band- The ArchiPELAGO project
Mr Nikos Panagiotarakis- ArchiPELAGO project-MARAC electronics, Greece
5h30 PM Discussion
6h00 PM Conference Closing
(Mr Frank FAHEY TD, Minister for the Marine & Natural Resources)
Evening CONFERENCE DINNER
DAY 2 Tuesday 24th October 2000
MORNING SESSION
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR SHIP OPERATIONS
CHAIRMAN Capt.- Vernaeve Dirk- Port of Gent
9h00 AM E-commerce in the maritime industry/ Establishing regional networks
Dirk Petrat-Wirtschaft, MARIS Bremen, Gemany
9h30 AM The BREPOS port management software tool
Capt. Bernhard Sachtleber
Bremen Port Authority, Germany10h00 AM Utilisation of a new technology to enhance ship registries
Mr. A Naniopoulos, Transport Systems Research Group, Greece
10h30 AM Coffee/Tea break
11h00 AM The role of E-business in creating quality ship management and safety environment
Mr Paul Ashton, Spectec, United Kingdom
11h30 AM E-commerce for the maritime sector
Frank Knoors- Sequoyah International Restructuring N.V.-S.A, Belgium
12h00 PM How inter-companies collaboration through Internet-based information systems is changing the competitive environment in logistics and transportation businesses:COINS (Cross Organizational Information Systems)
Francis Porto-Gallo-Forum Trafic, France
12h30 PM Lunch
AFTERNOON SESSION
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES & MARINE BUSINESS
CHAIRMAN Mr Padraic WhiteManaging Director, White and Associates, Ireland
2h15 PM Getting entrepreneurs and investors to speak the same language
Mr Christian Suojanen, Europe Unlimited, Belgium
3h00 PM Financing new product development and innovation in Marine Information Technologies
Speaker from C-MAP, Italy
3h30 PM Developing a strategy & writing a business plan which will attract investors
Speaker from Prospectus, Ireland
4h00 PM Coffee/Tea break
4h30 PM Creating a successful Marine Technology company from the fruits of E.U funded research
Dr. Mark White, Nowcasting international, Ireland
5h00 PM Discussion
5h30 PM Finish
Partenaires :
Représentants :
ACEM Dr Patrick HARTIGAN, Eric-Louis MELENEC, Jean-Jacques Faivre
Organisateurs :
l'ACEM, Enterprise Ireland, et The Marine Institute
Contacts:
Mr Eric-Louis Melenec (ACEM)
Mr.Sebastien Courtade (ACEM/Marine Institute)
Financement :
ACEM a reçu 43% du budget de la conférence de la Communauté Européenne (DG entreprises) et approximativement 40% d'autres sources (projet MARE Conference Network). Un partenariat financier sera à établir pour la restauration et autres frais.