THE HUMAN ELEMENT IN MARINE AUTOMATION
#IMECCON19
Thursday 11th April
The Ageas Bowl, Southampton
INTERACTIVE AGENDA
08:15 — 09:00
Registration & Coffee
08:15 — 09:00
Registration & Coffee
09:00 — 09:10
Conference Chairman’s Introduction and Conference Objectives
Dr. Konstantinos Poulis
Chairman
IMEC
09:00 — 09:10
Conference Chairman’s Introduction and Conference Objectives
09:10 — 09:20
Welcome and Keynote Speech
Capt. Belal Ahmed
Chairman
IMEC
09:10 — 09:20
Welcome and Keynote Speech
SESSION 1 - TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS
09:20 — 09:45
What is Automation and what is the business case for it?
Mr. Ifor Bielecki
Chief Commercial Officer
Seabot XR
09:20 — 09:45
What is Automation and what is the business case for it?
09:45 — 10:10
The Evolving Regulatory Landscape
Dr. Katrina Kemp
Smart Ships & Automation Policy Officer
Maritime and Coastguard Agency
09:45 — 10:10
The Evolving Regulatory Landscape
10:10 — 10:55
Panel Discussion
Lessons Learned from Increasing Automation - Panellists:
Mr. Ian Edwards
Underwriting Director
Shipowners P&I Club
Mr. Jack Hatcher
Director
Shoreside Law
Capt. Jae Jones
Inspector of Marine Accidents
Marine Accident Investigation Branch
Capt. Ian Lawrence
Marine Pilot
Port of Southampton
Mr. Branko Berlan
IMO Representative
ITF
Panel Chaired by
Mr. Francesco Gargiulo
CEO
IMEC
10:55 — 11:55
Morning Break
10:55 — 11:55
Morning Break
SESSION 2 - HUMAN FACTORS
11:15 — 11:40
Be careful what you wish for: The Rhetoric and Reality of Unmanned Shipping
Dr. Claire Pekcan
Director
Safe Marine
11:15 — 11:40
Be careful what you wish for: The Rhetoric and Reality of Unmanned Shipping
11:40 — 12:05
The Impact of Automation on Seafarers
Dr. Max Johns
Professor
Hamburg School of Business Administration
11:40 — 12:05
The Impact of Automation on Seafarers
12:05 – 12:30
Automation versus Seafarers – or – Seafarers and Automation
Ms. Jacqueline Smith
Maritime Coordinator
The International Transport Workers’ Federation
12:05 – 12:30
Automation versus Seafarers – or – Seafarers and Automation
12:30 – 13:30
Lunch
12:30 – 13:30
Lunch
SESSION 3 - SHIPPING AND NON-SHIPPING PERSPECTIVES
13:30 — 13:55
Digitisation & Automation at sea; Possible Consequences for Future Maritime Education & Training
Mr. Cormac Gebruers
Head of College
National Maritime College of Ireland
13:30 — 13:55
Digitisation & Automation at sea; Possible Consequences for Future Maritime Education & Training
13:50 – 14:10
Profiting from Technological and Business Model Innovation
Dr. Panos Desyllas
Associate Professor
University of Bath
13:50 – 14:10
Profiting from Technological and Business Model Innovation
14:10 – 14:30
It is right in front of you? Missing the Obvious in Information Displays:Implications for Design Development in Practice
Dr. Malcolm Cook
Principal Engineer
BAE Systems Submarines
14:10 – 14:30
It is right in front of you? Missing the Obvious in Information Displays:Implications for Design Development in Practice
14:30 — 15:05
Panel Discussion
Shipping and Other Industries: A Disruptive Innovation Perspective - Panellists:
Mr. Cormac Gebruers
Head of College
National Maritime College of Ireland
Dr. Panos Desyllas
Associate Professor
University of Bath
Dr. Malcolm Cook
Principal Engineer
BAE Systems Submarines
Dr. Jonathan Earthy
Human Factors Coordinator
Lloyd’s Register
Panel Chaired by
Dr. Konstantinos Poulis
Chairman
IMEC
15:05 – 15:25
Afternoon Break
15:05 – 15:25
Afternoon Break
SESSION 4 - THE FUTURE LEADERS
Panel Discussion
Cadets from:
Solent University
United Kingdom
The National University
Odessa Maritime Academy, Ukraine
The Kherson State Maritime Academy
Ukraine
Chaired by:
Mr. Adam Lewis
Head of Training & Operations
IMEC
Mr. Oleg Grigoryuk
First Vice President
MTWTU
Panel discussion sponsored by the TK Foundation
Panel discussion sponsored by the TK Foundation
16:25 – 16:35
Conference Chairman’s Outcomes and Closing Remarks
16:25 – 16:35
Conference Chairman’s Outcomes and Closing Remarks
16:35
Close of Conference
16:35
Close of Conference