Registration Fees

Registration Fees
Fees for the different registration types of delegates and accompanying persons (in Euro,
taxes included).
1.875,00 €
Full Conference standard fee
Accompanying person
242,00 €
1 day full Conference fee
500.00 €
Full Conference IALA Honorary Member
937,50 €
1.687,50 €
Full Conference Sister Organisation *
120,00 €
Pre-Conference Seminar
Conference dinner (additional ticket)
75,00 €
Gala dinner (additional ticket)
75,00 €
* Up to two delegates
What is included with each type of registration?
Full Conference registration fee: Full
Conference registration fee (standard fee,
Honorary Member, Sister Organisation):
• Access to the Conference sessions and
exhibition
• Social events
• Working lunches and coffee breaks
• Conference documentation
• Tablet for proceedings
Accompanying person registration fee:
• Companion programme
• Social events
Pre-Conference Seminar registration fee:
• Access to the Seminar sessions
(Saturday 24 May)
• Working lunch and coffee breaks
• Seminar documentation
One day full Conference fee:
• Access to the Conference sessions of
the day
• Access to the exhibition during the day
• Working lunch and coffee breaks of the day
25-31 May 2014
AIDS TO NAVIGATION KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION
From the Torre de Hercules to e-Navigation and beyond
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Standard 3x3m booth (up to two are included - one full conference
registration and one exhibitor registration)
4.500 €
Additional booth (from 3rd booth, without full Conference
registration)
3.900 €
Exterior area (for large exhibits) 10m²
1.500 €
350 €€
Additional exhibitor registration
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LAST ANNOUNCEMENT
Preliminary
Industrial exhibition
Preliminary program
Simultaneous
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available
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Paperless
Conference
Conference activities
Sat-24th
PreConference
Seminar
(IALA-WWA)
Sun 25
Mon 26
Tue 27
Wed 28
Thu 29
Fri 30
Sat 31
Management
& Best
Practices
Heritage &
Conclusions &
Presentation of
VTS-2016 and
IALA-2018
XVIII IALA CONFERENCE
Training and
Certification of
AtoN and VTS
Personnel
REGISTRATION
& COUNCIL
OPENING DAY
& IALA REPORT
WELCOME
RECEPTION
Conference
Dinner
TECHNICAL SESSIONS
Aids to
Navigation
Provision
e-Navigation
and beyond
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY 1
IMC
EVENING
Global
navigation
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY 2
& COUNCIL
(NEW)
IMC EXHIBITION
Companion programme
GALA DINNER
Program schedule
PRECONFERENCE
Sat 24
Arao room
09:0009:30
09:3010:00
10:0010:30
10:3011:00
Meritaito Ltd
Jotron
ROKEM
ROKEM
Floatex
Kongsberg N AS
Kongsberg N AS
Software Radio Technology
OMC International
Japan Radio
Japan Radio
Pharos Marine A P
Pharos Marine A P
PINTSCH ABEN B.V.
Transas Marine I.
Transas Marine I.
Selex
Beijing Catonglobal
Indra
Navielektro
GateHouse
Signalis
Signalis
Signalis
Denbridge
Shandong Buoy&Pipe Ind.
Stand 27 La Maquinista Valenciana
Stand 28 Australian Maritime Syst.
Stand 29 Australian Maritime Syst.
Stand 30 WEALTH MARINE PTE LTD
Stand 31 Terma A/S
Stand 32 Vega Industries Ltd
Stand 33 Vega Industries Ltd
Stand 34 La Maquinista Valenciana
Stand 35 Zenilite Buoy Company L.
Stand 36 exactEarth Ltd
Stand 37 iDeal Teknoloji Bilisim
Stand 38 OROLIA SAS
Stand 39 TOKYO KEIKI INC.
Stand 40 Grupo Mecánica Vuelo
Stand 41 Trimble
Stand 42 Zenilite Buoy Company L
Stand 43 MEDITERRÁNEO SS MM
Stand 44 MEDITERRANEO SS MM
Stand 45 Sabik Oy
Stand 46 Sabik Oy
Stand 47 Mobilis
Stand 48 Mobilis
Stand 49 Mobilis
Stand 50 Woori Marine Co.,Ltd.
Stand 51 Woori Marine Co.,Ltd.
Stand 52 Almarin
Stand 53 Almarin
Stand 54 Sabik Oy
Stand 55 Sabik Oy
Stand 56 MEDITERRANEO SEÑALES MM
Stand 57 MEDITERRANEO SEÑALES MM
Stand 58 Tideland Signal
Stand 59 Tideland Signal
Stand 60 Sealite Pty Ltd
Stand 61 Sealite Pty Ltd
Stand 62 Schnoor Industrieelektronik
Stand 63 Schnoor Industrieelektronik
Stand 64 Schnoor Industrieelektronik
Stand 65 Schnoor Industrieelektronik
Stand 66 Kelvin Hughes
Stand 67 GISMAN
Stand 68 GISMAN
Stand 69 Sealite Pty Ltd
Stand 70 Sealite Pty Ltd
Stand 71 Tideland Signal
Stand 72 Tideland Signal
Stand 78 Mona Lisa
Stand 80 Chaohu Yinhuan
Stand 81 JFC Manufacturing
Stand 82 Saab Transponder
Stand 83 Saab Transponder
Pre-Conference
Seminar
Sun 25
Mon 26
Gaviota
room
57 IALA
Council
Tue 27
Gaviota
room
Wed 28
Gaviota
room
Thu 29
Gaviota
room
Fri 30
Gaviota
room
Sat 31
Gaviota
room
Technical
session
Technical
session
Technical
session
Technical
session
Heritage
Official
opening
Coffee
Opening
show
Keynote
speech
Coffee
11:3012:00
12:0012:30
Sun 25
2nd floor
room
CONFERENCE
Registration
11:0011:30
Stand 1 Stand 2 Stand 3 Stand 4 Stand 5 Stand 6 Stand 7 Stand 8 Stand 9 Stand 10
Stand 11
Stand 12
Stand 13
Stand 14
Stand 15
Stand 16
Stand 17
Stand 18
Stand 19
Stand 20
Stand 21
Stand 22
Stand 23
Stand 24
Stand 25
Stand 26
COUNCIL
Pre-Conference
Seminar
57 IALA
Council
Coffee
THLS
Technical
session
Technical
session
Technical
session
IALA
activities
Technical
session
Conclusions
Venue
announcement
IALA2018
and
VTS2016
12:30
13:00
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
13:30
14:00
14:30
15:0015:30
15:3016:00
16:0016:30
Lunch
57 IALA
Council
Coffee
Pre-Conference
Seminar
57 IALA
Council
16:3017:00
17:0017:30
17:3018:00
18:00
20:00
Delegate
Registration
Coffee
IALA
activities
Technical
session
Coffee
Coffee &
IALA
activities
Group
photo
Opening of
the exhibition
Visit the
exhbiition
General
Assembly
IALA 1
Pre-Conference
Seminar
Technical
session
Technical
session
Technical
session
Lunch
General
Assembly
IALA 2
Arao Room
58 IALA
Council
Coffee
2nd floor
room
Technical
session
Technical
session
Best practices
Arao Room
Welcome reception
Conference
Dinner
IMC Evening
Gala Dinner
Aids to Navigation Provision
e-Navigation & beyond
Chair: Omar Fritz Eriksson, Danish Maritime Authority
Session 1.1 9:00 - 10:30h
ViceChair: Amadou NdiayePort Autonome de Dakar.
Senegal.
08:30 - 09:15h
Registration
09:30 - 10:00h
Session 1
Introduction to the seminar
Opening Ceremony
Objectives of the Seminar
Maritime Safety, Safety of Ships/Safety of Navigation
Juan-Francisco Rebollo. Puertos del Estado
Jean-Charles Leclair. Dean IALA World-Wide Academy
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11:30 - 12:30h
12:30 - 13:30h
Session 5
VTS Personnel Training and Certification
Training for VTS Personnel
VTS Training and IALA Model Courses
Accreditation of Training Organizations
Tuncay Cehreli. Chair IALA VTS Committee
13:30 - 15:00h
Lunch
Session 3
IALA’s International Standards
The IALA Maritime Buoyage System
The IALA Recommendations and Guidelines
Jacques Manchard. IALA Senior Adviser
11:00 - 11:30h
Coffee
17:00 - 17:30h
Coffee
17:30 - 18:00h
Session 7
Final Discussion and debrief
Discussion, Conclusions and Recommendations
Closing Ceremony
Juan Francisco Rebollo. Puertos del Estado
Jean-Charles Leclair. Dean IALA World-Wide Academy
Implementing a new modularly designed Radar Service
during continuous nautical operation
Mr. Mark Thumann. Federal Waterways and Shipping
Administration, Germany
New lighthouse at the North enlargement of Valencia
harbour
Ignacio Pascual Navarro. Port Authority of Valencia
20
The Processes in the Maritime Transport Chain and
how to link them
Mr. Dirk Eckhoff. Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration, Germany
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Evolution of Remote Monitoring Systems. Examples
of systems at A Coruña and Ferrol Port Authorities
(Galicia region, Spain)
Antonio Martinez. Mediterraneo Señales Maritimas S.L.L.
(MSM)
Aids to Navigation engineering of Yangtze River estuary deppwater channel development project
Mr Jiahua LIU. Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration
‘E-200 Explained’
Malcolm Nicholson. General Lighthouse Authorities
Chair: David Jeffkins, Australian Maritime Safety
Authority. Australia
ViceChair: Raúl Escalante, Hidrovia SA, Argentina
99
A new radio system for the German coast - Innovative applications for conventional VHF
Ralf Oppermann. Schnoor - INS GmbH & KG
15
Implementation of the Voice/DSC VHF Radio
Communication Service with Simulcast Broadcasting at the German Coast
Mr. Heinz Park. Federal Waterways and Shipping
Administration, Germany
27
Aids to Navigation and Automatic Identification
System: a winning combination for safety support. The Italian experience
Pellizzari, Piero. Italian Coast Guard - Headquarters,
VII Department “ITC and Maritime Traffic Monitoring”
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Laser Technologies for Visual Aids to Navigation
G A Kaloshin. Zuev Institute of Atmospheric Optics,
Russian Academy of Sciences
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Session 1.3 14:00 - 15:30h
Session 2
IALA and other International Organizations concerned - Legislation
IALA and the IALA World-Wide Academy
International Organizations involved in Safety of Navigation
Obligations of a Coastal State
International Regulations - Conventions, Recommendations,
Guidelines
National Legislation
Jean-Charles Leclair. Dean IALA World-Wide Academy
Session 6
Practical examples
—— Spain - VTS and AtoN - Carlos Fernández Salinas
and Juan F. Rebollo
—— Australia - Jillian Carson-Jackson
—— Brasil - Alberto Piovesana Júnior
—— Chile - James Crawford Crawford
—— France - Captain Vincent Denamur
—— Japan - Hideki Noguchi
—— Republic of Korea - Seung-Gi Gug
Conversion of light buoys in the North and Baltic Sea
on compact lighting units with LED- and solar technology, AIS and remote monitoring
Mr. Peter Schneider. Federal Waterways and Shipping
Administration, Germany
ViceChair:Adam HayNawae Construction Ltd. Papua New Guinea
15:00 - 17:00h 10:00 - 11:00h Integrated AtoN information systems (I-ATONIS Service) and added value applications
Juan Francisco REBOLLO. Puertos del Estado
Chair: Carlos Calvo, Santander Port Authority
Session 1.2 11:00 - 12:30h
Session 4
AtoN Personnel Training and Certification
The Level 1+ Awareness Seminar
Training for AtoN Services’ Personnel
AtoN Training and IALA Model Courses Level 1 and Level 2
Accreditation of Training Organizations
Stephen Bennett. Programme Manager. IALA World-Wide
Academy
‘Effective Intensity – Is it Effective?’
Malcolm Nicholson. General Lighthouse Authorities
Session 2.2 11:00 - 12:30h
Training and Certification of AtoN and VTS personnel
Session 2.1 9:00 - 10:30h
Wednesday 28th May
VHF Data Exchange System (VDES)
Hideki Noguchi. Navigational Safety System Development Office, Aids to Navigation Engineering Division,
Maritime Traffic Department, Japan Coast Guard
Advances in radar aids to navigation
Mr Paul F Mueller. Tideland Signal Corporation
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Session 2.3 14:00 - 15:30h
Saturday 24th May
Tuesday 27th May
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Session 2.4 16:00 - 17:30h
Pre-conference seminar
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Chair: Bill Cairns, US Coast Guard. USA
ViceChair: Jeon Min-Su, Korea Association of Aids to
Navigation. Republic of Korea
e-Navigation and the ACCSEAS project
Alwyn Williams. General Lighthouse Authorities
Performance Simulation of the Future Korean eLoran
System
Joonhyo Rhee. Yonsei University
Recapitalization of the MF radio beacon system based
on VRS
Mr. Michael Hoppe. Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration, Germany
The Implications of Using Non-Approved PNT Devices
at Sea
Jan Šafář. General Lighthouse Authorities
Chair: Mike Sollosi, US Coast Guard
ViceChair: Adam Hay, Nawae Construction Ltd., PNG
AIS Aids to Navigation: Development of IMO Policy and
New Symbols
Hideki Noguchi. Navigational Safety System Development
Office, Aids to Navigation Engineering Division, Maritime
Traffic Department, Japan Coast Guard
The use of AIS Application Specific Messaging (ASM) with
Virtual Aids in e-navigation
Jorge Arroyo. U.S. Coast Guard
The European Satellite-AIS Data Processing Center developed by CLS for the European Space Agency and European Maritime Safety Agency How will such infrastructure
support e-Navigation?
Gaetan Fabritius. CLS
Behavior recognition assisting maritime situational
awareness
Florian A Gruber. Frequentis AG
Achievement of AIS AtoN in Turkey (finalizing project)
Celalettin Uysal. Directorate General of Coastal Safety
Chair: Peggy Browning, ExactEarth. Canada
ViceChair: Sebastián Espinar, Puertos del Estado. Spain.
Communication for e-Navigation
Rolf Zetterberg. Swedish Maritime Administration
IALA’s VHF Data Exchange System (VDES)A Foundation For e-Navigation Communications and
GMDSS Modernization
William D. Kautz. U.S. Coast Guard
Common Maritime Data Structure for e-Navigation and
the Maritime Cloud
Nick Ward. General Lighthouse Authorities
Improvement of Maritime Information and Communication System (MICS): e-navigation for small ships
Hideki Noguchi. Navigational Safety System Development
Office, Aids to Navigation Engineering Division, Maritime
Traffic Department, Japan Coast Guard
Maritime Domain Awareness, the Chilean experience
James Crawford. Directorate General of the Maritime Territory and Merchant Marine
Chair: Nick Ward, GLAs, UK
ViceChair: Catherine Steenberg, Force Technology
R-Mode using Transmissions from existing IALA Radio
beacon installations
Michael Hoppe. Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration, Germany
To infinity and beyond’ Broadband VHF – the future of
e-navigation communications?
Jillian Carson-Jackson. Australian Maritime Safety Authority
Product Specification Demystified
Peter Hooijmans. Rijkswaterstaat National Vessel Traffic
Management Centre, Ministry of infrastructure and the
Environment
Navigation aids information service in the e-Navigation
Mr Lu XIANG, Mr Jinxing SHAO, Ms Zhiping REN. Shanghai
Maritime Safety Administration
Development of S-100 based new Product Specification for
AtoN and Method for Integration with Legacy Systems
Suhyun Park. Dongseo University
Friday 30th May
Saturday 31st May Global navigation
Management
Heritage
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Chair: Mahesh Alimchandani. Australian Maritime Safety
ViceChair: Michael Cousquer, CEREMA
A Methodology to allow VTS Centers to monitor, in realtime, the performance of the AIS infrastructure
Magnus Nyberg. Pharos Marine Automatic Power, Inc
Analogy between the VTS Centres Human Machine
Interface and the Vessels´ Integrated Bridge
Mr. Dirk Eckhoff. Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration, Germany
Improvement of the VTS operation capability with the
introduction of Kuband Solid-State Radar
Hiroaki Tanaka. Aids to Navigation Engineering Division,
Maritime Traffic Department, Japan Coast Guard
How human factors can help at improving control room
performance
Volker Grantz. Frequentis AG
Reducing Operator Workload and Stress Through Cooperative Human-Machine Systems
Todd C. Schuett. Kongsberg Norcontrol IT
Chair: Hideki Noguchi, Japan Coast Guard
ViceChair: Roger Barker, Trinity House, UK
Enhancing VTMIS data management with Service
Oriented Architecture (SOA) - Case study: FTA’s Vessel
Traffic Management Systems
Kaisu Heikonen. Finnish Transport Agency
A Professional Approach to Marine Spatial Planning
David Patraiko, FNI, Master Mariner. The Nautical Institute
Tools, techniques, management and cooperation
methods that can underpin marine spatial planning
Nick Lemon. Australian Maritime Safety Authority
Capacity building initiatives in the south west Pacific to
enhance the safety of navigation
Mahesh Alimchandani. Australian Maritime Safety Authority
Increased sustainability of sea transport by integration
of ICT and ITS solutions: The MONALISA 2.0 project
Mr Ulf Svedberg. Swedish Maritime Administration
Chair: Michael Hoppe, Wasser-und Schiffahrstdirektion,
Germany
ViceChair: Jorge Teles, Direcçaô de Farois, Portugal
Innovative use of Aids to Navigation in marking Wave &
Tidal Renewable Energy sites
Peter Douglas. Northern Lighthouse Board
VTS a Risk Reducer - A Quantitative Study of the Effect
of VTS Great Belt
Tue Lehn-Schiøler. Rambøll
The safety of the human element in the maintenance of
marine aids to navigation
James Crawford. Directorate General of the Maritime Territory and Merchant Marine
Sea peril management and role of VTS
Ugur Karabay. Ministry of Transport, Maritime and Communication
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Jon Leon Ervik. Norwegian Coastal Administration.
Norway
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Route Topology Modelling as a potential means to
reconcile Marine Spatial Planning with Demands of Sea
Traffic – the North Sea Region example
Mr. Jan-Hendrik Oltmann. Federal Waterways and Shipping
Administration, Germany
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Introduction of an Operation & Maintenance Framework for the Coastal Wide Aids-toNavigation Network at the German Coast and Integrated Management
System for Maintenace Process
Mr. Sascha Heesch. Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration, Germany
Lessons on disaster preparedness of the Aids to Navigation learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake
Kazuyuki Tanaka. Aids to Navigation Engineering Division,
Maritime Traffic Department, Japan Coast Guard
The Aids to Navigation (AtoN) Service in Spain
Javier Martin Santo Domingo. Puertos del Estado
Chair: Roger Barker, Trinity House
ViceChair: Kaisu Heikonen, Finnish Transport Agency
50
Maintenance of Aids to Navigation based on knowledge, innovation and integration of IALA guidelines and
recommendations
Nick Goethals. Vlaamse Overheid - Agentschap voor Maritieme Dienstverlening en Kust - Afdeling Scheepvaartbegeleiding
51
Risk management in waterways affected by hurricanes
Julio Fidel Sierra Almaguer. Hydrographic and Geodetic
Service of the Republic of Cuba
56
Development, Maintenance and Provding Services for
AIDS to Navigation ¿Who Pays Them?
Alvaro Rodriguez Dapena. Puertos Del Estado
74
Quantitative Risk assessment and the Complimentary
use of IWRAP
Roger Barker. Trinity House
82
Practical aspects in the implementation of Message 8 in
AIS AtoN
Raul S. Escalante. HIDROVIA SA
Chair: Seung-gi GUG, Korea Maritime University
ViceChair: Monica Sundklev, Swedish Maritime Administration
83
Atlantic Coast Port Access Route Study and Coastal and
Marine Spatial Planning
George H. Detweiler Jr. U. S. Coast Guard
88
‘Light Measurement of Tower of Hercules Lighthouse’
Malcolm Nicholson. General Lighthouse Authorities
101
Outsourcing of AtoN maintenance services – innovation in tendering, contracting and managing these
services in Australia
David Jeffkins. Australian Maritime Safety Authority
38
e-Navigation Starts with e-Voyage Planning
Geir L. Olsen. Jeppesen Norway
115
Real-time risk assessment for aids to navigation using
fuzzy-FSA
Ms Tingting CHEN. Shanghai Maritime University
116
Risk assessment of new danger wreck marking
Mr Yongqiang LU. Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration
BP2
BP3
10
IVEF implementation in polish National Maritime Safety
System
Author: Mr. Artur BARANOWSKI. Sprint, S.A. (Poland)
Co-authors: Mr. Jan MOLTKOWSKI, Mr. Michal BURKA
Heritage preservation, the Chilean experience in its
175th anniversary
James Crawford. Directorate General of the Maritime Territory and Merchant Marine
44
Design and set up of a website about lighthouses of the
Balearic Islands
Jorge Martín Jiménez. Port Authority of Balearic Islands
53
“Lighthouse Integrated Value” Indicator
Juan Francisco Rebollo. Puertos Del Estado
Utilisation de sources lumineuses a LED dans les optiques traditionnelles
Author: Mr. Yves-Maie BLANCHARD - CETMEF (France)
Speaker: Michel COUSQUER
BP4
Handbook for Nautical Studies
Author: Mr. Ernst BOLT. Ministry of Infrastructure and the
Environment (The Netherlands)
BP5
How to reduce bad habit in VTS operators
Author: Mr. Carlos FERNANDEZ. Spanish National Agency
for Maritime Safety and Rescue (Spain)
BP6
AtoN’s remote monitoring and AtoN’s remote control with
AIS messages with a dedicated low cost coastal Station
Author: Mr. Pierre-Yves MARTIN. CETMEF (France)
Speaker: Jean-Charles CORNILLOU
BP7
Dynamic Chart Overlays to maximize the safety of navigation and assist in contingency planning
Author: Mr. Jonathon PEARCE. OMC International (Australia).
Co-author: Mr. John Finch
BP8
Handling of echoes using VoIP technology in case of
multiple shore reception of maritime communications
Author: Mr. Romain GALLEN. CETMEF (France)
Co-authors: Mr. François BAJARD-JACOBS, Mr. Patrick
DOARÉ, Mr. Thierry Le PODRE
Speaker: Jean-Charles CORNILLOU
BP9
BP10
ViceChair: Susana Roel, Port Authority of A Coruña
Improving daytime visibility of some buoys in Santander
Port.
Author: Mr. Carlos CALVO. Port Authority of Santander (Spain).
Co-author: Mr. Luis ALVAREZ
The use of AIS in a mixed area
Author: Mr.Jeffrey van GILS. Rijkswaterstaat Water, Traffic
and Environment (The Netherlands)
Reparation d’une tourelle en mer a l’aide de beton fibre
ultra performant (BFUP)
Author: Mr. Nicolas FADY. CETMEF-DT/TSMF/PIE (France)
Co-author: Mr. Emmanuel DENARIE
Speaker: Michel COUSQUER
Session 5.1 9:00 - 10:30h
124
The cooperative inland waterways safety programme in
South Africa
Mr James Collocott. SAMSA, South Africa
BP1
Best practices session 16:00 - 17:30h
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Chair: Bob McIntosh, Northern Lighthouse Board, UK
Chair: Mr. Eric Vassor
ViceChair:Juan Francisco Rebollo, Puertos del Estado, Spain
Session 4.1 9:00 - 10:30h
43
Chair: Phil Day, Northern Lighthouse Board, UK
Session 4.2 11:00 - 12:30h
29
Chair: Tuncay Cehreli, Coastal Safety, Turkey
ViceChair: José Manuel Díaz, Centro Jovellanos. Spain
The Role of Coastal VTS in enhancing Maritime Safety
and protection of Marine Environment Issues in the
Strait of Hormuz
Ahmad Parhizi. Ports and Maritime Organization
VTS Femern Belt - A Danish/German Project
Harmut Hilmer. Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration, Germany
Finding Solutions Before Accidents Happen
Hasan Terzi. Directorate General of Coastal Safety
Close quarter situation reporting by Ushant VTS
Mr Jean-Charles Cornillou. CEREMA
Spanish Maritime Safety Agency - VTS in Spain
Juan Luis PEDROSA. Spanish Maritime Safety Agency
Session 4.3 14:00 - 15:30h
Session 3.1 9:00 - 10:30h
Session 3.2 11:00 - 12:30h
Session 3.3 14:00 - 15:30h
Session 3.4 16:00 - 17:30h
Thursday 29th May
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The Use of Otter Shutters in the Northwest Coast of Spain
and the national plan and study of the characteristics and
inventory for preservation of historic lighthouses
Marisa Marco Breva. Autoridad Portuaria de Vilagarcia/
Vilagarcia Port Authority
“Torre de Hercules” Management Plan
Juan Mario Crecente Maseda. Crecente Asociados
62
Gap Identification To Implementation Methodology Of
Complementary Use In Lighthouses Of The Ferrol Port
Authority
Gervasio Dopico. Port Auhotity Of Ferrol-San Cibrao
68
Maritime Signals And Their Link To Their Inmediate
Environment
Eduardo Blanco Gallego. Port Authority of A Coruña
106
Issues and Innovation in remediation of concrete
AtoN structures -including case studies for Hydrographers Passage AtoN structures and historic Cape Don
Lighthouse
Greg Hansen. Australian Maritime Safety Authority
111
“Mapping our maritime heritage” A method for the documentation and presentation of maritime heritage, reaching it’s audience through phones, pads and PC/Mac’s
Jo van der Eynden. Lindesnes lighthouse museum
119
Analysis on the status of China’s historic lighthouse
preservation
Mr Shanlei XU. Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration
Companion programme
Tuesday 27 May:
Wednesday 28 May:
Thursday 29 May:
Friday 30 May:
City tour of A Coruña
Excursion to Santiago de
Compostela
Departure at 09.00 from the
hotels and return at 17:00 h.
approximately.
The Pazos de Galicia
The Salnés Peninsula:
Cambados and Combarro
Departure at 09.00 from the
hotels and return at 17:00 h.
approximately.
Departure at 09.30 from the
hotels and return at 17:00 h.
approximately.
Departure at 09.30 from the
hotels and return at 17:00 h.
approximately.