Time: Thursday 31 August, 09:15 – 15:45
Place: VilVite, Nash Auditorium, Thormøhlensgate 51, Bergen
The goal of the workshop is to explore emerging topics within ocean technologies that will form the basis for future needs within operation and maintenance in the offshore, marine and maritime sectors.
This is an arena where stakeholders from different regions and along the value chains within offshore, marine, and maritime industries meet to discuss common challenges and problems.
Our belief is that by challenging others with your own ideas or problems, innovation processes will be initiated that are based on real needs.
The program contains selected inspirational talks from academia and industry and a workshop element where the participants will suggest and develop their ideas in collaboration through a controlled process. The organizers are open for coordinating efforts stemming from the workshop to initiate cooperation for further developing selected prominent topics.
Programme
08:45 Registration and coffee
09:15 Welcome by GCE Ocean Technology, Bjarte Fagerås
09:20 Smart sensor networks in the Ocean, by Centre Director Ingvar Henne, UiB
09:35 Introduction of by SFI Offshore Mechatronics Centre Director Geir Grasmo, UiA
09:40 TBC1, from SFI Offshore Mechatronics
09:55 TBC2, from SFI Offshore Mechatronics
10:10 Break
10:40 Monitoring solutions for marine observations, by Inger Graves, Aanderaa (Xylem)
11:00 Visualization of marine observations and infrastructure status, by TBC, Bouvet
11:20 Industry point of view 1 Offshore Energy/offshore wind
11:35 Industry point of view 2 Marine Minerals
11:50 Industry point of view 3 Aquaculture
12:05 Industry point of view 4 CCUS
12:20 Lunch
13:10 Innovation workshop Part 1 by GCE Ocean Technology
13:55 Break
14:25 Innovation workshop Part 2 by GCE Ocean Technology
15:10 Presentation of ideas and plenum discussion
15:40 Wrap up
15:50 End of workshop
Participation and Costs
The workshop is open for all and free of charge. It is intended for everyone working in offshore, marine, and maritime sectors that produce, service, or operate equipment, machines, systems, or infrastructure related to operations, monitoring, performance tracking and decision support.