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SUMMARY:MATS 2022 Marine Autonomy Technology Showcase
DESCRIPTION:8 – 10 November 2022 – Live in Southampton & Virtually on Line\n  \nAbstracts Submissions for MATS 2022 is Now Open\nThe National Oceanography Centre (NOC) are pleased to announce that Abstract Submissions are now open for MATS 2022\, the submission window will be shorter this year running from 28 June 2022 – 27 July 2022\, to view the submission guidelines and access to the submission portal please click here \nThe Themes for 2022 are as follows:\nDuring MATS 2022\, our aim is to explore the information needs of users of Marine Autonomous Systems (MAS)\, review the current technologies available to enable the data gathering for MAS users and explore the methods of taking that data and making it exploitable information for the user need. Presentations may focus on work undertaken or planned to be undertaken in the 12 months since MATS 2021\, New for 2022 we are adding a theme on Sustainability and Net Zero Capability this may be a forward look along your organisation’s technology roadmap or on novel ways of developing operations for the future. \nTheme 1: Sustainability and Net Zero Capability – Through this theme we are seeking to understand how Sustainability is being implemented into organisations and their operations both now and in the future. Net Zero Capability is now a reality and exciting developments are driving this forward\, this element of the theme seeks to understand the planning and development process already in play and moving forward. \nTheme 2: Users & Applications – Through this theme we are seeking presentations from Scientific\, Industry\, Government and Defence end-users of marine technologies. Presentations should focus on current and aspirational application of MAS\, highlighting what the user requirement is. Presentations that set stretching challenges\, outlining those challenges\, for aspirational applications will be scored highly. We will seek to take a balanced approach between current and aspirational activities to ensure MATS includes forward looking ideas as well as ground-breaking examples of actual activity. \nTheme 3: Data Collection and Information Generation – Sensing technologies are the eyes\, ears\, nose and touch of the Marine Autonomous System. This theme will focus on those novel\, innovative and emerging technologies that enable MAS to collect data for the end-user\, through imagery\, physical sampling or chemical and biological detection. We are also seeking presentations that cover interaction with the environment and infrastructure. Data alone is of course not enough\, generating information that meets end-user needs from the data collected by MAS is the ultimate goal of deploying the system. This Theme will explore the collecting data and the novel methods of generating information products from MAS gathered data. Presentations should real field examples of field collected data and also explore (but not be limited to) the utility of Machine Learning and AI\, Data Processing\, visualisation\, GUIs\, augmented realities. Examples of real world information use should be explored \nTheme 4: Planning & Control – Operation of MAS in the environment is just part of the mission and the work to enable it happens outside of the operational element. This theme is seeking presentations that support the planning and control of MAS\, presentations can include but not limited to: Experiences and lessons learned from field trials\, the use of Synthetic Environments\, Mathematical Modelling\, Simulation\, Assurance\, Safety\, Risk and Reliability Management\, Command and Control\, Remote Operations/Remote Operation Centres\, Fleet Management & Maintenance\, Collaborative behaviour\, Monitoring\, Regulation and Legal. Through this theme we’re also encouraging presentations around testing and evaluation centres\, sites and infrastructure\, that provide the proving grounds for technologies. \nTheme 5: Autonomous platforms and supporting technology – Through this theme\, we are seeking presentations that focus on the systems. Through increased intelligence\, operations have evolved from single platform to more of a system approach. Operations are no longer limited to one or two vehicles deployed form a ship\, but can be run in autonomous fleets and utilising technologies such as digital twins. Presentations are sought that include\, but are not limited to end to end systems\, navigation\, networking\, collaboration and cooperation\, residency\, launch and recovery and novel vehicles including a forward look to future vehicle technologies. We’re also encouraging presentations that look at the roles of cyber technologies and digital twins in operations. Presentations should demonstrate how step changes in MAS technology deliver improved performance through real examples of in field operation\, be that with a single platform or a fleet of platforms working to achieve the users goals.
URL:https://ths-uki.org/event/mats-2022-marine-autonomy-technology-showcase/
LOCATION:The National Oceanography Centre (NOC)\, European Way\, Southampton\, SO14 3ZH
CATEGORIES:External Event
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SUMMARY:THSUK&I Southern Branch - November 2022 Meeting
DESCRIPTION:About This Event\n\n\n\n\n  \nSociety members and guests are warmly invited to join our annual meeting during MATS week . The aim of the meeting is to explore the evolving reality of remote hydrography and how current and emerging technologies will impact hydrography. \nThe meeting will start with a series of short presentations from acquisition\, software and communications system specialists around the challenges and opportunities of new ways of working\, followed by a panel discussion. \nPresenters; \n\nRichard Dowdeswell – General Manager – Geoacoustics Ltd\nJim Gardiner – Global Innovation & Development Manager – Sulmara\nFelipe Silva – Business Development Manager – EIVA\nSean Wilkinson – ITC Global\n\nTo facilitate the administration of this event all attendees are required to register by following the Eventbrite link below. \nTHSUK&I Southern Branch – November 2022 Meeting Tickets\, Wed 9 Nov 2022 at 18:30 | Eventbrite \nAGENDA \n18:30 – 19:00 Assembly with refreshments sponsored by the Marine Robotics innovation Centre \n19:00 – 19:10 Introduction \n19:10 – 19:30 USV operations: The brochure gap – Jim Gardiner \n19:30 – 19:50 Connecting Remote Operations – Sean Wilkinson \n19:50 – 20:10 Acquisition and control applications in support of remote operations – A. Felipe Silva \n20:10 – 20:30 The use of Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning for the processing of bathymetric survey data – Richard Dowdeswell \n20:30 – 21:00 Q&A and panel discussion \nTRAVELLING TO THE NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHY CENTRE – Guidance on travel to the National Oceanography Centre can be found here.
URL:https://ths-uki.org/event/thsuki-southern-branch-november-2022-meeting/
LOCATION:The National Oceanography Centre (NOC)\, European Way\, Southampton\, SO14 3ZH
CATEGORIES:Branch Events,Southern
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SUMMARY:IMCA\, SUT\, THS:UKI Scotland Branch: Joint Industry Event - The Energy Field of the Future
DESCRIPTION:The Society for Underwater Technology\, The Hydrographic Society in Scotland & The International Marine Contractors Association are pleased to announce our programme for our joint seminar. \nThe energy industry is currently experiencing a period of significant change\, with ever increasing focus on sustainability\, while marine and underwater technologies continue to advance.  With this scale of change ongoing\, what does the field of the future look like\, and how close are we to achieving ‘Net Zero’ targets? What transformative technologies and strategies will have the greatest impact to operational efficiency\, value creation\, and Net Zero operations? How do we accelerate the integration of these solutions within our existing offshore assets? \nMembers £149+VAT | Non Members £199+VAT | \nArrival and breakfast from 0830 GMT | Lunch from 1230 GMT \nTickets at EventBrite or SUT\, IMCA & THS:  \nIMCA\, SUT\, THS:UKI Joint Industry Event: The Energy Field of the Future Tickets\, Thu 10 Nov 2022 at 08:30 | Eventbrite \nSponsorship opportunities available please emailcallforpapers@sut.org \n  \n0900 – 0915 GMT Introduction and Keynote speaker: To Be Announced \n0915 – 1030 GMT Visualisation:  \nGrant Thomson\, Savante – 3DGP: Adding a New Dimension to Subsea \nGregor Deans\, Future On –  Use of an Open Digital Data and 3D Visualisation Platform to Support the Design and Screening of Energy Mix and Net Zero Projects \nHaaken Anhfelt \, Oceaneering – Digitally Transforming Traditional Inspection and Maintenance Programs \n1050 – 1230 GMT Robotics \nAndre Rose\, IMCA – Development of USV Technologies\nAlan Anderson\, Oceaneering – New Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Increases Operational Efficiencies for Subsea IMR\nAndreas Fechs \, STL – Automated and Autonomous Operations for Offshore Energy using Ship Based Robotics\nSteven Cowie\, Nauticus Robotics – Advanced and Autonomous Robotic Technologies \n1330 – 1450 GMT Communication \nAndrew Connelly\, Imenco – Underwater Positioning\, Communication and the Internet of Things\nMike Ellis\, Sonardyne – Building an Intelligent Subsea Network to Build a Better Predictive Model\nKristi Terrasa\, C Power Alba C – Power Vision for the Field of the Future \n1520 1630 GMT Alternative Energy \nChris Golightly – BLACKBIRD: A Hybrid CAES Storage Anchored Mono TLP VAWT WEC\nJoel Maisey\, Murray Anderson\nCrondall Energy – Next generation of facilities to reduce emissions and integrate with renewable generation and storage
URL:https://ths-uki.org/event/imca-sut-thsuki-scotland-branch-joint-industry-event-the-energy-field-of-the-future/
LOCATION:Crowne Plaza\, Aberdeen\, 2 International Gate\, Dyce\, Aberdeen\, AB21 0BE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Scotland
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