2016 Workshop on
Solutions for Maritime Situational Awareness
(SIMSA 2016)
12th February, 2016 – Helsinki Finland
www.ESABALT.org/SIMSA-2016/
The BONUS ESABALT project consortium organized the Workshop on Solutions for Maritime Situational Awareness on February 12th in Helsinki, Finland. Participation in the workshop was free-of-charge, however we kindly requested the audience to register their participation.
SIMSA 2016
12.2.2016, at 8.30-16:00
Big Auditorium
Opastinsilta 12
Helsinki, Finland.
News about SIMSA 2016 in the BONUS Portal is here.
Additional photos are here.
The core themes of the workshop were:
1. Challenges for maritime situational awareness, especially in the context of the Baltic Sea,
2. State-of-art solutions and technology gaps for improving maritime situational awareness,
3. Industry, academia, and national authority perspectives, and
4. To disseminate the results of the BONUS ESABALT project to maritime stakeholders from the BSR.
Event Registration: CLOSED
Technical program is here.
| Speaker | Affiliation | Title of Presentation | Presentation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prof. Heidi Kuusniemi | Finnish Geospatial Research Institute (FGI), Finland | Maritime Research at FGI | LINK |
| Prof. Michael Baldauf | World Maritime University, Sweden | Maritime Situational Awareness – Will e-Navigation Lead to Perfect Alarming? | LINK |
| Egbert Schwarz | German Remote Sensing Data Center, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany | Near Real-Time Applications for Maritime Situational Awareness | LINK |
| Andris Andrusaitis | Programme Manager, EU BONUS Program | BONUS for Safer and Cleaner Shipping in the Baltic | LINK |
| Eija Kaasinen | Principal Researcher, Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT), Finland | Future Ship Bridge Concepts with Situational Awareness | LINK |
| Sarang Thombre | Finnish Geospatial Research Institute (FGI), Finland | Project BONUS ESABALT – Improving Situational Awareness through Maritime Information Crowdsourcing – Overall Results and Impact | LINK |
| Juhani Laukkanen | Furuno Finland Oy, Finland | Project BONUS ESABALT – Proof of Concept Demonstrator | LINK |
| Pawel Banas | Maritime University of Szczecin, Poland | Project BONUS ESABALT – Economic and Non-Economic Feasibility Analysis | LINK |
| Philippe Ghawi | SSPA Sweden AB, Sweden | Project BONUS ESABALT – Future Roadmap | LINK |
| Rivo Uiboupin | Marine Systems Institute, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia | Maritime Situational Awareness for Oil Spill Detection – Project BONUS GEOILWATCH | LINK |
| Dainis Jakovels | Lead Researcher, Institute for Environmental Solutions, Latvia | Assessment and Monitoring of Marine Environment using Airborne Remote Sensing Technique: Experience of the Institute for Environmental Solutions | LINK |
| Tommi Arola | Head of Unit (Mobility Innovations and R&D), Finnish Traffic Safety Agency (Trafi), Finland | (1) EU Common Information Sharing Environment (CISE) and Digitization Issues in the Maritime Domain, (2) Current Activities of the EUSBSR Policy Area on Maritime Safety and Security | LINK |
| Jacob W. Clausen | Head of Advisory, Marorka, Denmark | Data Management and Role of Big-data in Maritime Situational Awareness | LINK |
| Prof. Zbigniew Pietrzykowski | Maritime University of Szczecin, Sup4Nav LLC, Poland | Navigational Decision Support System NAVDEC | LINK |
| Karol Brzostowski | GNSS Specialist, Astri Polska, Poland | Captain Assistant System for Maritime Situational Awareness during Harbor Operations – Project BONUS ANCHOR | LINK |
| Jukka Salminen | Chartering Manager, Arctia Shipping Ltd., Finland | Maritime Situational Awareness for Ice-Breakers and Ice Navigation | LINK |
| Osiris A. Valdez Banda | Kotka Maritime Research Centre, Aalto University, Finland | Role of Risk Management in Wintertime Maritime Situational Awareness – Project BONUS STORMWINDS | LINK |
The Workshop contents were directed to participants from the maritime industry, maritime authorities from Baltic Countries and academics in the domain of maritime safety and security.
EU BONUS project ESABALT – Enhanced Situational Awareness for Improved Maritime Safety in the Baltic – http://www.ESABALT.org is a Flagship Project under the Policy Area PA SAFE of the EU Strategy for Baltic Sea Region. Project partners are Maritime University of Szczecin, Poland, SSPA Sweden Ab, Furuno Finland Oy, and Finnish Geospatial Research Institute (FGI).
Wishing you a very Happy New Year!
Best Regards,
Prof. Heidi Kuusniemi – Project Scientific and Management Coordinator
Dr. Sarang Thombre – Project Technology Lead
EU BONUS ESABALT
Prof. Heidi Kuusniemi – Project Scientific and Management Coordinator
Dr. Sarang Thombre – Project Technology Lead
EU BONUS ESABALT
BONUS ESABALT 