Navelink is on location in Izmir, attending the CIRM Annual Conference, where the second day of knowledge-sharing and innovation has just come to an end. Day two of the conference has unfolded with a lineup of insightful sessions, featuring experts and thought leaders from the maritime industry. Let’s delve into some of the highlights from today’s agenda:
Turkey’s AIS Expertise Through Key Reference Projects
Ejder Varol of iMarine Technologies Inc. shared Turkey’s expertise in AIS (Automatic Identification System) through key reference projects. This discussion emphasized the importance of AIS in ensuring safe and efficient maritime navigation.
MASS and Automatic Navigation Systems
Gudbrand Strommen from Kongsberg Maritime AS explored the pathway towards realizing Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS). Delving into the complexities and advancements in this field, he shed some light on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in this transformative era of maritime technology.
Grunde Løvoll from DNV Norway discussed the journey from researching automatic navigation systems to establishing rules and standards. This session highlighted the importance of safety and reliability in autonomous navigation.
S-100 Developments
Svein Skjæveland of PRIMAR discussed the latest developments in PRIMAR’s S-100 initiatives. This presentation offered a glimpse into the future of standardized data exchange in the maritime domain.
The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) provided an update on S-100, outlining the latest advancements in data standards for maritime charting and navigation.
CIRM Service Code of Practice and Customer Feedback
Richard Doherty from CIRM provided insights into the CIRM Service Code of Practice, emphasizing the significance of customer feedback in refining maritime services.
As we conclude day two of the CIRM Annual Conference, it’s clear that the maritime industry is advancing rapidly, driven by technology, innovation, and collaboration. These sessions have showcased the industry’s commitment to safety, efficiency, and sustainability.
For more highlights from the conference so far, please read more on Navelink’s participation at the conference, the highlights from day one, further insights from day one, and the agenda for day two.
Stay tuned for more updates and takeaways as we continue to explore the ever-evolving maritime landscape at the CIRM Conference 2023.
Author: Milena Dalinaros