Smart Ship Technology Online Conference 2020
14-15 October 2020
The Royal Institution of Naval Architects is pleased to announce a third international conference on Smart Ship technology to further explore some of the key issues and themes raised by previous editions.
The concept of Smart Ships covers a whole range of possibilities from predictive maintenance, performance optimisation, decision support tools, increased automation and robotics, unmanned remote or autonomous ship operation. Developments in both information and communication technologies (ITC) have had a significant effect on many industries, and the marine Industry is one that is currently benefiting from the introduction of this innovative technologies.
Topics
To further investigate the potential of smart and autonomous vessels papers are invited from designers, operators, researchers, builders, class societies and regulatory bodies, on all related topics, including:
• Data collection (sensors & monitors technology)
• Digital system interfaces, standards and storage
• Live ship performance modelling
• Software validation, system reliability and security
• Data processing , Big Data, analysis and user interface
• Design of unmanned vessel (remote operated & autonomous)
• Regulation and safety
• Economic cost/benefits of smart ships
Programme
Day 1 11:00 - 16:0011:00 - 11:05 Welcome
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11:40 - 12:15 REVIEW OF TECHNOLOGIES FOR REAL-TIME SHIPBOARD ICE SEVERITY SENSING M. Garvin, National Research Council, Canada
12:15 - 12:50 MACHINE LEARNING AND CLOUD COMPUTING FOR REMOTE MONITORING OF WAVE PIERCING CATAMARANS: A CASE STUDY USING MATLAB ON AMAZON WEB SERVICES B. Shabani, J. Lavroff, D. S. Holloway, University of Tasmania, Australia S. Penev, UNSW Sydney, Australia D. Dessi, Italian National Research Council, Italy G. Thomas, University College London, UK
12:50-13:35 Break
13:35 - 14:10 REVIEW OF TECHNOLOGIES FOR REGIONAL ICE SEVERITY SENSING SERVICES M. Garvin, National Research Council, Canada
14:10 - 14:45 AN INNOVATIVE MACHINE LEARNING SYSTEM FOR REAL TIME CONDITION MONITORING OF SHIP MACHINERY S Oikonomou, I. Lazakis, University of Strathclyde, UK G. Papadakis, AP&A Group, UK
14:45 - 15:20 UTILIZATION OF ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS AS A BASIS FOR DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM S. Gökçay and A. Z. Saydam, Hidroteknik Nautical Design & Piri Reis University, Turkey M. İnsel, Hidroteknik Nautical Design, Turkey
15:20 - 16:00 Discussion
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**UK time (BST, UTC+1) **Presentation time includes Q&A of approximately 10 minutes **The conference programme may be subject to change |
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Register Interest
Click here to register your interest in the Smart Ship Technology conference and receive updates as they become available.
If you have questions please contact:conference@rina.org.uk
Conference fees
Members: £50+VAT=£60
Non-Members: £60+VAT=£72
*The Conference Proceedings are included in these fees
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We offer sponsored conference places for Student Members and Associate Members in full time education. For more information or to request a place, contact Nick Cox at
Conference Venue
The Smart Ships Technology conference will be held online using Zoom. https://zoom.us/
It is not necessary to have a Zoom account to attend the Meetings, but those attending will be asked to download the Zoom App if not already downloaded. If you are unable to download, install, or run applications you may join from your browser. However, the meeting experience from the browser is limited.
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Continual Professional Development
Attendance at the RINA conferences and courses qualifies as Continuing Professional
Development. On completion of the course a CPD certififcate will be issued.
