Digital Ship Korea - 28 October 2011

Maritime Communications and Information Technology Conference and Exhibition

28 Oct '11
Sponsorship
Visitor Info

28 October 2011

Conference to be conducted with simultaneous translation in Korean and English

0900 - 1000:

Registrations and Welcome Coffee

1010 – 1030:

Opening Notes from Conference Chair
Jon Harrison, Senior Director of Global Sales & Business Development, Intellian

Session: Satellite Communications

S.J. Yang, Director - Satellite BU, Korea Telecom

During test run of newly built vessel a lot of documents are created that need to be run to shore frequently
This causes inefficiency in terms of operation and cost
By utilizing portable MVSAT terminal that can be easily installed from ship to ship, shipbuilders can significantly enhance the operation efficiency and reduce the cost

1055 – 1120:

Developments in Inmarsat
Chris Lim, Maritime Market Manager – Asia Pacific, Inmarsat

1125 – 1150:

Tea/Coffee Break

Session: Maritime Technology Solutions

Captain G.C. Choi, General Manager, Hanjin Ship Management Co. Ltd.

Citadel
Self protection measures
Management practice in high risk areas including HSM scenario

Marco Vatteroni, ILS manager, SpecTec Group

Introduction about Shipdex protocol: technical data standardization has a name now
UASC Shipdex project
K-Shipdex project
The 1st National Shipdex project
Shipdex e-maintenance system
Smart Maintenance and e-learning

D.C. Jeong, Team Leader / General Manager, Haeyoung Maritime Services Co., Ltd.

HMS training center status
Training structure
Training matrix
Training consortium

Shipping in the past-present and future
Different types of training , pros and cons
How to best utilize the investments onboard, such as ECDIS, Paperless navigation, IBS/INS, e-Navigation
Training as an investment: improved safety, improved performance, as a parameter in the profile of the shipping company
Training and the flag, vetting, P & I

1330 – 1430:

Lunch Break

A look at the issues in shipping, and how specialized software has helped in solving them

Session: Smart Shipping & Green Technologies

S.H. Choi, Engineer, Electro Electric Systems, Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. Ltd (HHI-EES)

Hi-TOSS (Hyundai Intelligent Total Ship Solution)
Hi-DS (Doctor System)
Hi-VIMS (Vessel Integrated Monitoring System)
Hi-Shealer (E-learning system)

Real life practical implementation of TEEMP on board VLCC
Voyage and route optimization
Defining the most economical floating position without compromising safety
Effective monitoring and reporting implementation

1545 – 1615:

Tea/Coffee Break

Nuno Kim, Naval Architect/Senior Engineer, Basic Design Group, DSME

Historical trends in containership design
GreenShip features applicable to containerships
Case study of application of GreenShip features (Maersk Line 18,000 TEU vessel)

1640 – 1705:

Smart Ships – What Will the Parameters be for Ship Owners
Gunnar Valle, Sales Director Asia Pacific, Marlink

Session: Electronic Charts & e-Navigation

New aspects in ship transportation environment
What and why is e-Navigation needed
e-Navigation market size
E-Navigation architecture
IMO and its liaison activity results
Regional Activity for e-Navigation
Asian activity and their R&D survey for e-Navigation

1730 – 1750:

Panel Discussion

1750 - 1800:

Closing Notes from Conference Chair

1800 – 1930:

Drinks Reception
Kindly sponsored by Iridium

19.30

Digital Ship Korea Networking Dinner
Kindly Sponsored by Marlink

Bus Departs for Digital Ship Korea Networking Dinner – All delegates are invited to join Digital Ship at an exclusive gala dinner at a restaurant in Busan. This is included in your delegate registration fee and will be an opportunity to continue the day's discussions and networking. Information about the dinner will be sent to all delegates after registration.

Korea '11 Sponsorship Opportunities

Korea '11 Sponsors
Digital Ship Global Sponsor:	Digital Ship Korea Dinner Sponsor:

Digital Ship Korea Drinks Reception Sponsor:	Digital Ship Korea Lanyards Sponsor:

Sponsor:

Korea ’11 Visitor Information

For any queries about this event please contact:

Yong-Suk Park
tel: +44 (0)207 017 3412
email: yong@thedigitalship.com

Opening times

Friday, 28 October: 09.00 – 10.00 – Registration and welcome coffee
10.00 – 11.25 – Conference session
11.25 – 11.50 – Break
11.50 – 13.30 – Conference session
13.30 – 14.30 – Lunch
14.30 – 16.10 – Conference session
16.10 – 16.30 – Break
16.30 – 18.00 – Conference session
18.00 – 19.30 – Drinks reception
1930 Bus Departs for Digital Ship Korea Networking Dinner

Venue
Rooms 101/102
Bexco
#1291 Woo2-dong
Haeundae-gu
Busan 612-704
Korea