A conference organised on behalf of CEMT by RINA and IMarEST Supported by the EU, ECSA and CESA
Overview
Over the past 30 years, the European shipbuilding, repair and conversion industry has seen substantial rationalisations, mergers and consolidation. While there has been a reduction in its market share, the industry has enjoyed relatively greater success in the high added value specialist vessel, ship-repair and the marine equipment sector.
Against a background of increasing shipbuilding capacity in China and South Korea and continuing arguments on shipbuilding subsides, how can the European maritime manufacturing sector maintain and increase its market share? Through the "LeaderSHIP 2015" initiative, the European shipbuilding and shiprepair industry has defined a long term strategy to develop appropriate policies to strengthen the competitiveness and ensure sustainable growth of the industry. This strategy envisages a knowledge-based industry for both product and production process, concentrating on more complex vessels. Research, Design and Innovation (RDI) is a key factor in this strategy. In order for the European shipbuilding, repair and conversion industry to maintain and improve its competitiveness, it is essential that it develops and employs of the latest technologies in design, engineering and production. The European Shipbuilding, Repair and Conversion - The Future conference will provide an opportunity to examine the future needs for RDI, and to present current work in that and related sectors.
Content
Papers will be presented on the following topics:
- Future demand for new construction, repairs and conversions
- Research and innovation within the industry
- Design support technology
- Development of new and improved products
- Manufacture and assembly technology
- Improving the production process
- Supply chain logistics
- Financial and legislative framework
- Education and training
CONFEDERATION OF EUROPEAN MARITIME TECHNOLOGY SOCIETIES (CEMT)
CEMT is a federation of most of the leading professional societies of naval architects and marine engineers in Europe. Its purpose is to promote the scientific development of maritime technology in all its branches, by facilitating the exchange of ideas and information between the members of the constituent societies. Council of CEMT: W. de Jong, Chairman T. Blakeley, RINA, UK P.H. Gee, IMarEST, UK A. Gutierrez, AINOE, Spain H. Cheneau, ATMA, France S. Phokas, HANA, Greece M.J. van der Wal, KNVTS, The Netherlands B. Banach, KORAB, Poland J. Reis, OdE/CEN, Portugal A. Fiorentino, ATENA, Italy W. van der Stighelen, Gallois Genootschap, Belgium
PROGRAMME AND REGISTRATION FORM
If you would like to register for this conference, either Download the Programme & Registration Form (pdf file, approx 80kB) and return to the IMarEst Events Department at the address given on the form.
OR Visit the IMarEst website to register online
SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES
If you would like information about Sponsorship and Exhibition opportunities, please contact the IMarEST Events Department:
Helen Little Events Organiser The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology 80 Coleman Street London, EC2R 5BJ UK
Tel: +44 (0)1225 867193 or +44 (0)20 7382 2620 Fax: +44 (0)20 7382 2667 E-Mail: www.imarest.org |