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Vessel Tracking & Monitoring SEMINAR Monday 1st - Tuesday 2nd February 2010 Dexter House, London
Attend this essential seminar to: • • • • • • • • •
Learn from senior level industry experts on the developments of tracking policies and technology Understand the use of technology and services in the commercial tracking of vessels Increase your situational awareness of your vessel Examine how tracking technology benefits national security Profit from knowing how AIS, LRIT, eNavigation and satellite AIS can positively affect your operations Assess Long Range Identification and Tracking (LRIT) and its impact following full implementation and integration Learn how vessel tracking can combat piracy and terrorism, and improve safety at sea Understand the benefits of the relationship between vessel tracking and vessel traffic services Receive a full update on the IMO initiative eNavigation
Featuring: •
CASE STUDY: Examining Satellite AIS and its impact on global fleet monitoring and real time vessel tracking
Hear experts in the industry discuss the advancement of maritime security, AIS, LRIT, eNavigation and the implications of real time vessel tracking With improving safety at sea and increasing operational productivity becoming significant challenges in the maritime industry, vessel tracking & monitoring proves to be instrumental in addressing some of these problems. In attending our 2nd Annual Vessel Tracking & Monitoring seminar you can benefit from learning essential solutions and new developments at this important training seminar.
This seminar provides the opportunity to explore and examine fresh and innovative technology, policy and practicality for vessel tracking and monitoring. Hear experts in the industry discuss the advancement of maritime security, AIS and LRIT, eNavigation and the implications of real time tracking vessels. The seminar will focus on technology development, the application of AIS and related technologies, and give an update on LRIT and its progress. Attend this seminar and profit from a full understanding of how improved technologies in vessel tracking and monitoring can positively affect your operations. Gain a full overview of how implemented LRIT and AIS work together and can be used to increase safety at sea and protect your commercial interests. In addition, the seminar will explore eNavigation and how this can improve vessel tracking, look at how maritime hazards can be mitigated through tracking, and assess the human element in marine navigation. At this seminar learn about how security and safety improvements can be made through vessel tracking and monitoring, and receive a full regulatory update on policies affecting the industry.
Essential training for: • • • • • • • • • • •
Shipowners Ship managers Fleet managers Crew managers Flag administrators Coastal administrators Port operators Vessel traffic service managers Naval engineers and architects Coastguard agencies Service providers
Contact Information Lloyd's Maritime Academy 69-77 Paul Street London, EC2A 4LQ United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 20 7017 5510 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7107 4981 Email: [email protected]
Attend this essential seminar to: • • • • • • • • •
Learn from senior level industry experts on the developments of tracking policies and technology Understand the use of technology and services in the commercial tracking of vessels Increase your situational awareness of your vessel Examine how tracking technology benefits national security Profit from knowing how AIS, LRIT, eNavigation and satellite AIS can positively affect your operations Assess Long Range Identification and Tracking (LRIT) and its impact following full implementation and integration Learn how vessel tracking can combat piracy and terrorism, and improve safety at sea Understand the benefits of the relationship between vessel tracking and vessel traffic services Receive a full update on the IMO initiative eNavigation
Featuring: •
CASE STUDY: Examining Satellite AIS and its impact on global fleet monitoring and real time vessel tracking
Hear experts in the industry discuss the advancement of maritime security, AIS, LRIT, eNavigation and the implications of real time vessel tracking With improving safety at sea and increasing operational productivity becoming significant challenges in the maritime industry, vessel tracking & monitoring proves to be instrumental in addressing some of these problems. In attending our 2nd Annual Vessel Tracking & Monitoring seminar you can benefit from learning essential solutions and new developments at this important training seminar.
This seminar provides the opportunity to explore and examine fresh and innovative technology, policy and practicality for vessel tracking and monitoring. Hear experts in the industry discuss the advancement of maritime security, AIS and LRIT, eNavigation and the implications of real time tracking vessels. The seminar will focus on technology development, the application of AIS and related technologies, and give an update on LRIT and its progress. Attend this seminar and profit from a full understanding of how improved technologies in vessel tracking and monitoring can positively affect your operations. Gain a full overview of how implemented LRIT and AIS work together and can be used to increase safety at sea and protect your commercial interests. In addition, the seminar will explore eNavigation and how this can improve vessel tracking, look at how maritime hazards can be mitigated through tracking, and assess the human element in marine navigation. At this seminar learn about how security and safety improvements can be made through vessel tracking and monitoring, and receive a full regulatory update on policies affecting the industry.
Essential training for: • • • • • • • • • • •
Shipowners Ship managers Fleet managers Crew managers Flag administrators Coastal administrators Port operators Vessel traffic service managers Naval engineers and architects Coastguard agencies Service providers
Contact Information Lloyd's Maritime Academy 69-77 Paul Street London, EC2A 4LQ United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 20 7017 5510 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7107 4981 Email: [email protected]
