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e-Navigation Underway 2013
ARE ALL STAKEHOLDERS ON BOARD?
International Conference on e-Navigation
The final report is available here.
Presentations
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Day 1
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Conference opening Read document
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Setting the scene Read document
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The future of e-Navigation – the ship-owners view Read document
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It’s all about the data Read document
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The status of the IMO e-Navigation work and the strategy implementation plan Read document
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Developing e-Navigation in a multi-organizational environment – challenges and leadership Read document
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Have we addressed Human Element user needs? Read document
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e-Navigation – how do we proceed from here? Read document
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e-Navigation: The way ahead Read document
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Day 2
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e-Navigation in China; strategy and practical trials Read document
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e-Navigations development in Russia, industry view Read document
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Sharing of Complex Maritime Information Read document
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Water Space Management – Development in Australia Read document
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Resilient PNT: From PNT – Unit concept to first realization Read document
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ACCSEAS: improving Access for Shipping in the North Sea Region Read document
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IALA Participation in the IHO Registry Read document
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E-Navigation: The Canadian Experience Read document
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Wireless broadband networks for e-Navigation – towards the future Read document
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Solution-orientated concepts for the integration of information received via communication equipment with onboard navigational systems Read document
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Vessel Monitoring and advisory Service Read document
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Working with the human element: Decision support systems and the human factors Read document
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Innovation – the contribution of industry in the e-Navigation domain Read document
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What are the benefits and risks of electronic devices in shipping? Read document
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e-Navigation already onboard pleasure crafts? Read document
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The role of the IALA World Read document
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The voyage towards e – Navigation – starts with e-VoyagePlanning Read document
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IHO S-100: an essential contribution to Maritime Spatial Planning and e-Navigation Read document
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e-Navigation infrastructure Design Considerations Read document
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The structure of the Maritime Service Portfolios Read document
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Day 3
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The way forward – panel discussion in plenum
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Conclusions of days 1 and 2 of the conference Read document
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Conference conclusions of relevance to the IMO process
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Closing remarks
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