ICSOT Korea 2015
15-16 September 2015, Busan, South Korea
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In deep-water operations, offshore installations may face extreme or accidental events in association with general, or site-specific, conditions. Such hazards include: leaks of gas and/ or oil, collisions, human error, structural failure, and blowouts. These emergency events sometimes result in catastrophic consequences that can lead to casualties, property damage and pollution. It is the responsibility of the designer, builder and operator to develop, and integrate, safety measures developed to mitigate the consequences from such hazards.
While systems and instillations are designed to operate to a degree of safety, successful engineering and design should meet not only functional requirements but also HSE & E (health, safety, environment & ergonomics) requirements. HSE & E requirements address safe performance and integrity in extreme and accidental conditions, while functional requirements represent operability in normal conditions. In the process of engineering and design, safety studies are required to assure the integrity of offshore installations in the case of extreme or accidental events.
RINA invites papers from naval architects, class societies, operators, researchers, and builders on all related topics, including:
- Health, Safety, Environment & Ergonomics (HSE & E)
- Hazard identification and risk assessment and management
- Damage assessment
- Advanced numerical modelling methods
- Load analysis and the associated structural analysis
- Rules, guidance and recommended practices
- Training
Programme
Click here to download the ICSOT Korea 2015 Conference programme.
KEYNOTE: Novel Materials for Offshore and Subsea Structures: Safety Implications, I. A. Guz, University of Aberdeen, UK
Selected papers include:
- Reducing Project Risks and Delays in International Offshore Projects, by P. Ellingsen, DNV GL, KoreaReducing Project Risks and Delays in International Offshore Projects, by P. Ellingsen, DNV GL, Korea
- Test Facilities for Safety Studies of Ships and Offshore Structures Associated with Extreme and Accidental Conditions, by J. K. Paik, KOSORI, Korea
- Study on Workload Measurements at the Marine Engineering Education under the Marine Engine Simulator Environment, by T. Miwa, K. Shimamoto, Y. Wu, M. Uchida, Kobe University, Japan; M. Nakamura, Yuge National College of Maritime Technology, Japan
- Determining of Fire Accidental Loads for Aluminium Safety Helideck, by J.K. Seo, S.J. Kim, B.J. Kim, J.K. Paik, KOSORI, Korea; W.H. Shin, NK Co. Ltd, Korea; J.S. Park, Samsung Heavy Industries, Korea
- Asset Integrity Management for Subsea Systems Using Risk Based Approach, by Y. Bai, Z. Shang, Zhejiang University, China
Registration and Payment
| Registration Fee | By 16/08/2015 | After 16/08/2015 |
|---|---|---|
| RINA members | £625 | £725 |
| Non-members | £725 | £825 |
| Concessions (retired/students, etc) | £310 | £310 |
| Principcal Author | £125 | £125 |
| Additional Author | £625 | £625 |
Register by 16th August and save money - Early Bird Registration fees
The registration fee includes printed conference papers, lunch, refreshments, drinks reception, a CD-ROM of the papers and presentations after the conference, and VAT. The CD-ROM will be posted to the delegates about 10-12 weeks after the conference.
Additional copies of the conference papers or CD-ROM will also be available for sale ( members £110 and non-members £130) after the event. If you would like to order a copy , contact Billy Allen, Bookshop Assistant on +44 (0)20 7235 4622 or via e-mail at
Registration and Payment methods
1: Register and pay online using a secure link
2: Register and to be sent invoice for payment via bank transfer or cheque
Payments must be made in sterling by Eurocheque, cheque drawn on a bank with a UK branch address or sterling bank transfer. Please note that RINA requires payment before the conference date.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations received in writing two weeks before the event takes place will be subject to an administration charge of £200. Cancellations received after this time cannot be accepted and are subject to the full event fee. Delegates may be substituted; however this must be sent in writing and confirmed with the Conference Co-ordinator. In the event of cancellation of the programme for any reason, our liability is limited to the return of the registration fee.
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The conference will be held in the Crystall Hall, Hotel Nongshim, 23, Geumganggongwon-ro 20beon-gil,Dongnae-gu, Busan, South Korea.
Located in Busan (Dongnae District), Hotel Nongshim is minutes from Busan Marine Natural History Museum and Geumgang Park. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Bokcheon Museum and Pusan National University. It is 10 kilometers (6.5 miles) north of central Busan and is approximately 13.3 km / 8.3 miles away from Busan (PUS-Gimhae) airport.
Busan
Busan, a large port city situated on the most south-eastern portion of the Korean peninsula, is Korea’s number one trading port and the world’s fifth largest container port. It is considered Korea's first truly international city connecting Asia, Europe, and North America.
Busan is known for its beaches, hot springs, nature reserves and events such as the city's renowned international film festival held each fall. It is truly a city in which one can experience and enjoy an authentic taste of Korea’s unique oriental heritage.
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Continual Professional Development
Attendance at ICSOT Korea qualifies as Continuing Professional Development. Delegates to the conference will receive a CPD Certificate
