Oceanology International Exhibition and Conference Preview by Reed Exhibitions

EXHIBITION AND CONFERENCE PREVIEW EXCEL LONDON

OPENING TIMES

One Western Gateway Royal Victoria Dock, London E16 1XL

Tuesday 13 March 2018 09:00 – 19:00 Wednesday 14 March 2018 09:00 – 18:00 Thursday 15 March 2018 09:00 – 17:00

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CONTENTS

HYDROGRAPHY, GEOPHYSICS AND GEOTECHNICS

Welcome

What’s On

4–5

Exhibition – Free to Attend

6–9

POSITIONING AND NAVIGATION

MARINE RENEWABLES

OCEAN OBSERVATION AND SENSING

Exhibition Information

10–16

Conference Programme

17–19

Ocean Futures Forum

Catch the Next Wave

Visiting Information

Event Information

Registration and Prices

OIL & GAS

MARITIME SECURITY

AQUACULTURE

UNMANNED VEHICLES AND VESSELS

PORTS AND HARBOURS

DATA ACQUISITION AND MANAGEMENT

OCEANOLOGY INTERNATIONAL WELCOMES YOU I would like to welcome you to the Oceanology International Event Preview. Giving you a taster of what to expect at the 2018 edition, once again taking place in ExCeL London from 13–15 March.

Now approaching the 24th edition, Oceanology International has developed alongside the industry it serves since its inception in Brighton in 1969, and the very core of this event are the people who make up the industries we serve. Every two years, thousands of people from across Industry, Academia, Research and Government, including the users, developers and manufacturers of ocean technology come to London. What can you expect this year? Over the following pages you will discover how this world-class exhibition will again feature over 500 exhibiting companies representing 79+ countries from across the entire ocean technology supply chain including primary manufacturers, component and instrumentation suppliers, global service providers and contractors. Looking to upskill your knowledge? Attend our 3-day technical conference, with multiple tracks covering a variety of end-use and discipline-focused topics including Oil and Gas, Marine Renewables, Imaging & Metrology, Unmanned Vehicles & Vessels and Ocean Observation & Sensing. Discover the newly developed Ocean Futures Forum. This will form an integral piece of the Oi content programme, bringing together senior strategists and heads of business to discuss long-term energy trends, ocean growth, diversification and sustainability.

For the first time, Catch the Next Wave, in association with The Explorers Club, has been moved to ExCeL London on the final day. It will examine the intrinsic relationship between exploration and technology and how each drives the other. Pairs of leading explorers and senior technologists will discuss the role technology has played in man’s ability to explore environments on the seafloor, in the ocean, over the ocean and into space. Join us and be enthralled by the likes of James Cameron, Director of Avatar and Explorer, Dr Michael Gernhardt, NASA Astronaut and Rory Golden, Diver and Explorer, to name but a few. A full dockside, product and vessel demonstration programme is currently being finalised with a full schedule of in-water demonstrations already confirmed for the dockside theatre. Additionally there is a growing range of working survey and research vessels taking visitors on-board and around the Royal Victoria Dock. Whether you plan to explore the show, be inspired and see what’s new, reconnect with existing contacts, learn industry trends or socialise with new and existing networks, Oceanology International has plenty on offer to satisfy your needs. Be part of the largest gathering of ocean and marine professionals in the world, by registering today and place yourself at the heart of this fast-moving and passionate community. I look forward to seeing you in March.

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WHAT’S ON AT OCEANOLOGY INTERNATIONAL 2018 EXHIBITION The Exhibition is free to attend with 500+ international exhibitors. Companies from 79 countries will be displaying state of the art marine technologies on the show floor; take the opportunity to explore a diverse range of solutions and do business with multiple contacts under one roof.

VESSELS AND DEMONSTRATIONS The dockside position of ExCeL London gives exhibitors an excellent opportunity to demonstrate their equipment in action to the global marine science community. Visitors will be able to experience product demonstrations live on the Royal Victoria Dock, either on-board participating exhibitor vessels or from a covered dockside cabin with a programme of in- and on-water product demonstrations taking place throughout the week.

NEW FOR 2018 Ocean ICT Expo has been launched, as a part of Oceanology International, to meet the growing demand and interest in the cutting-edge of marine and ocean IT, communications, satellite and data solutions. The Expo is set to bring together 100’s of highly targeted IT and Data professionals looking to procure specialist solutions, alongside an Oi audience of 8,500 people.

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME This year’s technical tracks will cover developments in hydrography & geophysics, unmanned vehicles & vessels, underwater imaging, navigation & positioning, ocean observation & sensing, to name a few. The wider conference programme will also feature an Investment Trade & Innovation Theatre, and paid conference programmes – Catch the Next Wave and Ocean Futures Forum.

INVESTMENT TRADE & INNOVATION THEATRE COUNTRY PAVILIONS The Oceanology International exhibition will feature a number of Country pavilions giving companies the opportunity to showcase their solutions in a dedicated arena. The 2018 pavilions are Scotland, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, USA and Norway.

Learn from international trade bodies about how they can help grow your business, chat to investors about the technologies they are looking to invest in & hear from exhibitors about their latest innovative products. The programme will feature the Entrepreneurs’ Advisory Workshop, Near and Far Market Trade Sessions, a Blue Growth Update and the New Technology Showcase.

NEW FOR 2018 Held on Tuesday 13 March. This half-day, exclusive forum will bring together senior strategists and heads of business to spend a morning concentrating on the future trajectory of the blue economy and the implications for emerging science and technology. A networking lunch will follow proceedings. There is a £100 +VAT cost to register and attend this event.

NETWORK WITH 8,500+ INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS

FRONTIERS OF EXPLORATION Organised in association with The Explorers Club Held on Thursday 15 March, Catch the Next Wave will highlight how the spirit of exploration drives forward science and technology, with consequent benefits to society and the protection of the natural environment. Speaker pairings, comprising a leading explorer with a scientist or technologist, will examine the role technology plays in exploring environments on the seafloor, in the oceans, over the oceans and into space, pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Speakers will cast a look at how emerging technology will make ‘waves’ for ocean exploration over the coming decades. As in the previous four editions, the programme of experts will engage the audience to consider opportunities for technology transfer from nonmarine sectors into marine. There is a £100 +VAT cost to register and attend this event, including a networking lunch.

OILTECH’S ENTREPRENEURS’ ADVISORY WORKSHOP This workshop is designed for entrepreneurs, universities, investors and businesses currently seeking private equity (PE) funding within the E&P and oil service sector. Attendees will meet providers of grant, early seed and direct industry funding as well as other advisors in areas such as IP, finance and legal.

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES There are a number of networking opportunities available throughout the event including our free to attend Official Networking Party.Taking place at the end of the first day, it offers all show attendees the chance to drink and network with peers in an informal atmosphere.

MEET THE ENGINEER MYEVENT To make the most of your time at the show, register for the event in advance and access our exclusive online planner. Browse the exhibitor and visitor directory, schedule meetings, receive tailored recommendations and favourite conference sessions and exhibitors to visit.

CAREERS DAY For students considering a career in the subsea or marine sector, Oi’s Careers Day is not to be missed. The morning will feature the SUT Women in Industry Panel, where senior women engineers and scientists will share insights from their industries and stories of their career challenges and successes, in an engaging panel discussion. The afternoon will feature the IMarEST Careers Workshop, providing students with valuable insight and advice to where they can find support, access market statistics and job vacancies and network with those already embedded in the marine sector.

NEW for 2018, Meet the Engineer is a specific meeting programme taking place during the show, bringing technical personnel together with equipment sellers.

ONE-TO-ONE MATCHMAKING Enterprise Europe Network is organising a B2B matchmaking event on Wednesday 14 March, during Oceanology International 2018 and its associated event Blue Growth Update 2018. The FREE matchmaking event will give you the opportunity to meet potential business partners during pre-arranged 30 minute meetings and create real business development opportunities with exhibitors but also visitors, active in the maritime sector. Your agenda will be sent to you one week before the event with the exact time and location of your meetings. To find out more visit oceanologyinternational.com/associated-events

NETWORKING During the 3 days of the show, many of the 500+ exhibitors and event partners will be holding a variety of social events on their stands. This will be a great opportunity for you to make new connections and build business relationships with exhibitors and other visitors in a social setting.

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EXHIBITION FREE TO ATTEND DISCOVER WHO’S EXHIBITING 2G Robotics 3D at Depth, Inc. 4D Nav -4H-JENA engineering GmbH 6 Alpha Associates Ltd A Silva Matos NEW A.P. van den Berg,The CPT factory Aanderaa Data Instruments AS Abyssal S.A ACSM ADEDE bvba Advanced Navigation AgileTek NEW Airborne Hydrography AB, part of Leica Geosystems NEW Airmar Technology Corporation Alba Ultrasound Aleron Subsea NEW Alicat ALSEAMAR Amirix Systems Inc. AML Oceanographic Andrews Survey Anekonnect Inc NEW Applanix Corporation Applied Acoustic Engineering Ltd AquaBioTech Group NEW Aquabotix NEW Aquatec Group Argus Remote Systems Armada Rig Builders Pte. Ltd Ashford Instrumentation Ltd NEW Ashtead Technology Ltd ASL Environmental Sciences ASV Global Atlantas Marine Ltd Atlantic Marine & Aviation LLP Atlas Professionals AutoNaut Ltd NEW Autonomous Ocean Systems Laboratory B Marshall Marine Balmoral Offshore Engineering BEC Plastics Beijing Huaxia Guanggu Photoelectric Technology Co Ltd Beijing Lcocean Science and Technology Co. Ltd. Bibby HydroMap Birns Aquamate BIRNS, Inc. NEW Blue Ocean Monitoring Limited Blue Robotics Inc. NEW Blueprint Subsea Blueye Robotics BMT

Boston Engineering Corporation Braveheart Marine BV BREST METROPOLE Briese Schiffahrts GmbH & Co. KG, Research Briggs Marine & Environmental Services British Geological Survey British Oceanographic Data Centre NEW Buckleys (Uvral) Ltd BUSINESS FRANCE C.R. Encapsulation Ltd CADDEN Canada Pavilion Carlson Software Cathx Ocean Cefas Cescor srl CHC Navigation NEW Chesapeake Technology, Inc. CISCREA SAS Clinton Marine Survey CLS C-MAX Ltd CMS-Geotech Ltd CMSourcing NEW CodaOctopus Products Ltd CODAR Ocean Sensors COMEX SA Concept Cables Ltd Copenhagen Subsea Cortland Company NEW Crystal Design & Media Ltd CTS Cygnus Instruments Ltd D-2 Marine D2C ENGINEERING Datawell DECO Geophysical Software Co. (RadExPro) Deep B.V. Hydrography & Geophysics DEEP OCEAN ENGINEERING, INC Deep Trekker Inc. DeepOcean Deepsea Power & Light Deepvision AB NEW DeepWater Buoyancy, Inc. NEW Deepwater Corrosion Services Inc. NEW Deltares DenAr Ocean Engineering S.A. Department for International Trade (DIT) South East DERINSU UNDERWATER ENGINEERING TURKEY

develogic Gmbh Digital Edge Subsea Ltd DOF Subsea UK Ltd dotOcean NV Dutch Ocean Group DutchWorkboats BV DWTEK Co., Ltd. Dynamic Load Monitoring UK Ltd Dynamic Systems Analysis Ltd. ECA GROUP ECHOLOGGER Ecotone EdgeTech Eggers Kampfmittelbergung GmbH EGS International Ltd EIVA a/s EMODnet NEW Enginuity Inc. English Braids eOdyn EOMAP GmbH & Co. KG Eprons Rov Eriksson Diving AB NEW Esri Esterline Connection Technologies - Souriau EvoLogics GmbH Exocetus Autonomous Systems Exploration Electronics Ltd Fairlocks Pool Products Ltd Falmat Cable Falmouth Scientific, Inc Fastwave Fellows International FIBERPRO,Inc. Fielax GmbH FLUIDION Focal Technologies Corporation FORCE Technology NEW Foreshore Technology Ltd Forum Energy Technologies Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft FT Technologies NEW Fugro Fukada Salvage & Marine Works Co., Ltd. Tokyo office GCE Subsea General Acoustics e.K. General Cable General Dynamics Mission Systems NEW General Oceanics – Idronaut Srl GEO Marine Survey Systems BV Geo Plus B.V Geoforce Group Limited Geomarine S.R.L

Geomatrix Earth Science Geomil Equipment B.V. Geoquip Marine Operations AG Geosoft Inc. GeoSpectrum Technologies GEOxyz Gesellschaft für Wirtschafts- und Technologieförderung Rostock mbH Gill Instruments Ltd Glenair UK Limited Global Dynamix Inc. GNOM-ROV Graal Tech NEW Greensea GRi Simulations Inc. G-tec H Scientific Limited NEW H2O Robotics NEW Habia Cable NEW Hampidjan Hawboldt Industries Hays Ships Ltd HCTech NEW Helzel Messtechnik GmbH Hemisphere GNSS and Saderet Ltd High Tech, Inc. Horizon Geosciences HPR Hydramec Offshore Hydraulic Systems Ltd Hydro Group Plc Hydro International Hydro-Bios Apparatebau GmbH Hydroid, Inc Hydromea Hydrospheric Solutions Hydrotechnik Lübeck GmbH HYPACK IDRONAUT srl IDS Monitoring Ltd Ifremer Igeotest S.L. Imagenex Technology Corp. IMarEST/MLA College IMCA Imenco Uk Ltd NEW Impact Subsea Ltd INNOMAR Technologie GmbH Innovation Norway NEW INNOVATUM Ltd Insight Overseas NEW Install Srl International Aquafeed magazine International Ocean Systems

* Please note that that the exhibitors listed above are only those who confirmed before the time of printing the preview.

International Submarine Engineering Ltd. ION Geophysical Corporation NEW IOW Leibnitz - Institut für Ostseeforschung Warnemünde an der Universität Rostock IQUA Robotics NEW Isis Technical Services Ltd. iSURVEY Offshore Limited ITER Systems ITIC iXBlue J W Automarine James Fisher Rumic JASCO Applied Sciences Jetasonic Technologies Inc. K.U.M. Umwelt- und Meerestechnik Kiel GmbH Keller (UK) Limited KIGAM Klein Marine Systems, Inc. KLEY FRANCE Knudsen Engineering Limited Kongsberg Maritime AS NEW Kraken Robotics KW Designed Solutions Ltd NEW Kystdesign AS NEW L3 OceanServer LAPP MULLER SAS Lidan Marine AB LIGHTHOUSE Linden Photonics, Inc. NEW LinkQuest Inc. Liquid Robotics Logan Industries International NEW LSTS - FEUP Universidade Do Porto - Faculdade De Engenharia NEW MacArtney Underwater Technology Group MAPPEM Geophysics MaRE Trans. Ltd. Marine Institute Marine Instruments Marine Magnetics Marine Research Ltd. Marine Sampling Holland B.V. Marine Technology Reporter MARIS (Marine Information Service) Mariscope Meerestechnik NEW Maritime Robotics maxon motor GmbH NEW MetOcean Telematics MG3 MG3 Belgium BVBA MicroStep-MIS NEW Miros AS - Miros Scotland Ltd MLA MMT Sweden AB NEW Moog

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Mooring Systems MSI Transducers National Oceanography Centre Nautech Services Ltd Nautikaris B.V. Nautilus Marine Service GmbH Navingo BV Navsystems IOM Ltd NEW Neptune Sonar Ltd Newable Trade South East NEW Next Generation Shipyards B.V. Next Geosolutions Europe SpA NiGK Co., nke Instrumentation NORBIT Norcom Technology Limited Nortek AS Northern Diver International Ltd Norwegian Subsea Novacavi NovAtel Inc. Noveltis N-SEA NSW (North Sea Winches) Observator Instruments b.v. Ocean Aero NEW Ocean Business Ocean Floor Geophysics Inc. Ocean Infinity NEW OCEAN INNOVATION SYSTEM SAS Ocean Modules Sweden AB Ocean News & Technology/ECO Ocean Scientific International Ltd Ocean Sonics Ltd. OceanAlpha Co.,Ltd NEW Oceaneering International Services Ltd Oceanic Platform of the Canary Islands -PLOCAN- NEW Oceanscan - Marine Systems & Technology LDA Oceanscan Ltd OceanWaveS GmbH/Rutter Inc. Oceanweather Inc. OceanWise Limited Okeanus NEW Open Ocean Open Seas Instrumentation Inc Orcina Ltd OUEST VALORISATION Outland Technology Pangeo Subsea Parkburn Precision Handling Systems Periplus Group Ping DSP Planet Ocean Ltd - ecoSUB Robotics Plymouth University Marine Institute

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POLE MER BRETAGNE ATLANTIQUE POLE MER MEDITERRANEE Precise Consultants Ltd Prevco Subsea Housings Pro-Oceanus Systems Inc Proserv UK Ltd QPS NEW R2Sonic LLC RADAC B.V. Rapp Marine AS RBR Ltd Resinex RipTide Autonomous Solutions, LLC NEW RJE International Inc. RJE Ocean Robotics LLC NEW Rockland Scientific Inc Rokem Romica Engineering ROMONA Inc. NEW Rowe Technologies NEW RPS RS Aqua Ltd RTSYS Saab Seaeye Ltd SAIV AS Satel Benelux B.V. SBG Systems SAS Scantrol AS Scorpion Oceanics Ltd Sea Technology Magazine Seabed BV Sea-Bird Scientific SEACON Seafloor Systems, Inc. Seanamic Group NEW SEATECHRIM NEW Seatronics Ltd SeeByte Ltd Sensonor Sensor Technology Ltd. Septentrio NV Sidus Solutions LLC SIG FRANCE Silicon Sensing Systems Ltd SMC Ship Motion Control SMD Ltd Society of Maritime Industries SOMAG AG Jena Sonardyne International Ltd SonarTech Co. Ltd Sonavision Ltd NEW Sonotronics Inc Sound Metrics Corp. Space Applications Services NEW Specialty Coating Systems NEW Star-Oddi NEW Steatite Limited Stema Systems StormGeo Ltd

STS Subsea SubC Imaging SubCtech GmbH Subsea Asset Location Technologies (SALT) Ltd Subsea Supplies Ltd Subsea Survey Solutions SUBSEA TECH SUBSEA TECHNOLOGY & RENTALS LTD SULIS Subsea Corp. Svarog LLP SWARMs Project Swire Seabed T T Surveys Limited Tarka Systems B.V. TCarta Marine TDI-Brooks International, Inc. Tech Safe Systems TECHNICAP TECHNOLOG services GmbH Tecnadyne Tecnikabel SpA Teledyne CARIS Teledyne Marine The Hydrographic Society UK The Maritime Alliance THURN Group THURN Group Ltd Tideland Signal TOP INDUSTRIE TR Arastirma Gelistirme Uretim Yazilim San. ve Tic. Ltd. Sti NEW Trelleborg Applied Technologies Trimble Tritech International Ltd Tritex NDT Ltd TSK Turbulent Research Unique Group Unmanned Systems Technology magazine US Department of Commerce UTM Consultants Ltd NEW Vaisala Valeport Ltd VectorNav Technologies Veripos VideoRay LLC Wärtsilä ELAC Nautik GmbH Water Linked AS Werum Software & Systems AG Wish Software Limited WTSH - Business Development and Technology Transfer Corp Wuxi Haiying-Cal Tec Marine Technology Co Ltd Xeos Technologies Xsens Xylem Analytics UK Ltd Yunzhou Tech Zunibal S.L. NEW

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EXHIBITION FREE TO ATTEND Oceanology International is the leading forum where industry, academia and government share knowledge and connect with the world’s marine science and ocean technology communities. With more than 500 exhibitors expected in 2018 at present, you can be confident of making the valuable connections you’re looking for.

PRODUCTS AND SERVICES SHOWCASED THE LATEST SOLUTIONS FOR DURING THE SHOW INCLUDE:FIND YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS AT Oi18 • Acoustics • AUV • Bathymetric Survey • Beacons & Buoys • Cables and Cable Systems • Cameras • Communications • Data Acquisition/Management • Display and Mapping Systems • Earth Sciences • Echo Sounders

• Geophysics/Geotechnics • Global Information Systems • Hydrographic Services • Instruments • Mapping Systems • Marine Engineering • Marine Equipment - General • Ocean Observation • Oceanography • Remote Sensing • Robotics

• ROV • Satellite and Navigation • Seabed Sampling • Seismic Survey Equipment • Sensors • Software and Systems • Sonar & Systems • Submersible Equipment • Survey Equipment • Underwater Communications • Vessels

See the full list of products and services on display by visiting oceanologyinternational.com/product-directory

VESSELS AND DEMONSTRATIONS The dockside position of ExCeL London gives exhibitors an excellent opportunity to demonstrate their equipment in action to the global marine science community.

CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS DEMONSTRATING EQUIPMENT DOCKSIDE INCLUDE: CMS Geotech Deep Trekker G-NOM IxBlue Maritime Robotics

Norbit Subsea RTSYS Seafloor Systems Sonardyne Teledyne Marine

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EXHIBITION INFORMATION Discover what will be featured on the exhibition floor, including new product launches and new technologies. Check our website for an up-to-date list of product launches and news from our exhibitors: oceanologyinternational.com ADEDE SEARCH & RECOVERY who specialise in services surrounding Unexploded Ordnance (UXO),Geophysics and Archaeology in water and on land, return to Oceanology International 2018, promoting their capabilities to companies and organisations who seek safety and continuity during sub sea construction. adede.com ADVANCED NAVIGATION returns to showcase its new subsea navigation product at Oceanology International, which has been in development for the last 12 months. It will also exhibit its existing products including GNSS Compass & Subsonus.These products are applicable for a wide range of scenarios including ROVs, AUVs, diver tracking and subsea assets. Daryl Tze Kong Lee, Marketing Coordinator for Advanced Navigation, an Australian company that specialises in the manufacturing and development of navigation technologies, said: “We are returning to exhibit at Oceanology International 2018 because navigation and positioning is critical to many of our marine customers.Therefore, we feel that Oceanology gives us the right exposure and opportunities to connect with potential customers in this market.”

A.P. VAN DEN BERG, THE CPT FACTORY Known for designing and supplying CPT technology for onshore and offshore soil investigation, the ROSON-ST will be A.P van den Berg’s focus for Oceanology International 2018. The new model has been developed by incorporating the patented unfolding ST-Rods in the ROSON seabed system to create, a compact and easy to handle ROSON-ST. apvandenberg.com BUCKLEYS (UVRAL) LTD will once again be exhibiting and showcasing. The BathyCorrometer® Pro is the latest generation of the tried-andtested, industry-standard BathyCorrometer® and it will be displayed at Oceanology International. The new model brings a host of developments, designed to make measurement of cathodic protection potentials on offshore structures simpler than ever while enhancing the BathyCorrometer’s reliability even further. buckleysinternational.com

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CHC NAVIGATION CHINA will be launching seven new products including the APACHE 3 which uses a unique absolute linear technology which can support it can auto-sail follow the sailing course by automatic control system even in complex current condition, D380; a cost effective integration echo sounder adopting advanced frequency technology and the D230 a new generation echo sounder which is small and portable to name a few. chcnav.com

COPENHAGEN SUBSEA AS will once again be exhibiting and will introduce its largest thruster yet, the Version Extra Large (VXL) thruster, which fits well with ROVs, AUVs, and Manned Submersible Vehicles. Its whole product range will be launched at the show with a new and extended depth rating of up to 6000 meters.

DEEPOCEAN, NORWAY will exhibit and DeepOcean’s ADUS Manager, Mark Lawrence will speak at the Subsea imaging metrology conference about DeepOcean’s vision on the development for innovative approaches to manage, manipulate and visualise large point cloud data sets. deepoceangroup.com

Allan Nygård Bertelsen, Managing Director of Copenhagen Subsea, Denmark, said: “We are returning to Oceanology International 2018 as the 2016 event in London was a great place to meet potential customers. It was also a perfect exhibition for us to be able to showcase our products to the correct markets.” copenhagensubsea.com

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EXHIBITION INFORMATION DEVELOGIC GMBH, Germany, Stand number: G201 develogic GmbH, which develops and manufactures turnkey system solutions for subsea data collection and transmission for marine monitoring applications, will present its new AIS Drifter Buoy and ECB PopUp. develogic.de EDGETECH, USA, will showcase the H201 EdgeTech, known for side scan sonars, sub-bottom profilers, bathymetry systems, AUV, USV and ROVbased sonar systems, combined sonar systems, USBL systems, transponder beacons, deep sea and shallow water acoustic releases and customised underwater acoustic systems. It will launch four new products at the show: the 4205 TRIFREQUENCY / MOTION TOLERANT SIDE SCAN SONAR SYSTEM, the 3400 Sub-bottom profiler, the 8212 Rugged Shallow Water Acoustic Release and 6205s a new Combined Bathymetry & Side Scan Sonar System.

GEOQUIP MARINE Operations AG, Switzerland, will allow visitors to learn of the Dina Polaris project, a brand new Multi-Function Offshore Support Vessel, which gained a ‘Clean Design’ certificate with help from Geoquip’s deep water heave compensated geotechnical drill rigs. Deep water drilling capacities demonstrations will also take place on the stand. geoquip-marine.com GNOM ROV WORLD – NORD SLOVAKIA, having been with the Oceanology International community since 2000, GNOM ROV will launch the new compact ROV GNOM-PRO4G at this year’s event. gnomrov.eu

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EIVA A/S Celebrating its 40th anniversary, EIVA a/s, will be presenting a new deep learning software solution launched late 2017 at Oceanology International. It will also have demonstrations of the NaviSuite software products for subsea and above-water engineering and surveying tasks. Visitors can also see miniature models of the ScanFish ROTV range and ToughBoy wave buoy.

HAMPIDJAN ICELAND as a returning exhibitor, Hampidjan Iceland will be highlighting its range of DYNICE and DYNICE Dux ultrahigh performance fibre ropes suitable for winching, lifting, mooring and general purpose applications. Visitors can also see the DYNICE Data, a lightweight data transfer cable for deep sea operations.

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IMPACT SUBSEA LTD, UK will be launching a new underwater sensor for ROV & AUV applications. Visitors to the exhibition can also see its range of ROV & AUV sensors: Altimeters, Depth, AHRS & FMD Systems. impactsubsea.co.uk

KONGSBERG MARITIME is a long-time Oceanology International exhibitor and a world leading manufacturer of marine electronics and subsea instrumentation, will be showcasing its latest products and expertise for subsea including seabed mapping, cameras, AUVs and underwater acoustic positioning. It will also be running live demonstrations at the show. km.kongsberg.com

KW DESIGNED SOLUTIONS LTD will be exhibiting for the first time and will be highlighting its existing product range and emphasising its position as a leading supplier of bespoke special purpose pressure vessels, pressure testing equipment and associated pressure control systems. There will also be demonstrations on its stand, including the innovative ability to mate/de-mate electrical connectors during electrical testing within a pressure vessel, whilst subjecting the connectors to sand/silt â&#x20AC;&#x201C; harsh subsea conditions. kwdesign.co.uk MAXON MOTOR GMBH returns to Oceanology International 2018 to promote its new underwater products and position as a supplier for underwater propulsion. It will introduce the new maxon Thruster 20. The MT20 is the smallest thruster with an outer diameter of 22mm. It can penetrate to depths up to 6000 meters, with a very energy efficient drive. The thruster can operate for over 1000 operational hours. maxonmotor.co.uk

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EXHIBITION INFORMATION MIROS AS, a long-standing Oceanology International exhibitor since 1998, Miros AS will launch the new stand-alone SM-050 Wave Radar with embedded wave processing and Web interface utilising modern IoT technologies. Miros will also present the entire range of remote sensing wave monitoring and oil spill detection products and Metocean system solutions. miros-group.com NOLIAC A/S, a piezoelectric technology specialist, Noliac A/S will be showcasing its piezoelectric single crystal components, which provide much wider bandwidth and higher sensitivity to underwater applications. This can improve the capabilities of the applications, e.g. for navy sonar arrays, vector sensors and hydrophones. They will also be returning with their market leading range of piezoelectric components and a selection of custom designed plug-and-play transducers.

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NORCOM TECHNOLOGY LIMITED, an independent software development company, will be demonstrating its new weather program ‘Weather Track’, which was launched at the London Boat Show in January 2018.

OCEANSCAN LTD is taking the opportunity at Oceanology International to network with clients and customers to better understand their needs, while working with suppliers to ensure we have the right solutions for future projects, such as the Sonic 2024, the world’s first broadband – wideband high-resolution shallow water multibeam echo sounder – making the investment for you.

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NOVACAVI is showcasing its extensive range of extra performance bespoke cables to be suitable in any harsh environment conditions with special attention to its latest extra performance cable for subsea demining.

RBR LTD Ocean measuring equipment company RBR Ltd will be focusing on its new Generation³ logger products. Two primary factors sum up RBR’s Generation³ instruments; USB-C as the standardised connector on every instrument; and AA batteries – any AA battery, from alkaline to lithium – on every instrument. Explaining why exhibiting at Oi18 is important, Krista Brunette, Marketing Coordinator for oceanographic instrument manufacturer RBR Ltd in Canada said: “It’s by far one of the biggest shows. With a wonderful group of exhibitors, it really draws in a large international crowd. Exhibiting at Oi18 allows us to connect with many of our customers, and other industry professionals. It also allows RBR to be discovered by visitors, perhaps considering our instruments for future projects and deployments.”

ROMONA Inc, Oceanology International first-timers, ROMONA Inc, is aiming to promote its marine survey services for oil-and-gas industry. With over 25 years’ experience, the company offers services to the Site Surveys, Geophysical, Hydrographical and Geotechnical Survey, and Marine Construction support markets. romona.ru

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RTsys, a key manufacturer of underwater listening systems, RTsys will be introducing its multi-hydrophone antenna, an antenna composed of 16 hydrophones connected to an underwater acoustic recorder, the SYPod buoy, a small buoy geolocated by GPS to make acoustic acquisition on a channel and transmit data collected in real time by radio link, and its new embedded web interface dedicated to check in realtime data from sensors stations (oxygen, temperature, video camera, acoustics). RTsys will conduct presentations on its stand through the show. rtsys.eu

TECNADYNE will be introducing its line of six high efficiency AUV thrusters to the global community at Oceanology International. With exceptional open water performance, these thrusters can be custom configured to suit any AUV thrust and speed requirements. Additionally, Tecnadyne will be introducing the Model 450 low cost thruster, addressing the needs of OEM manufacturers of low cost ROVâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and USVâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. Tecnadyne will also be exhibiting its existing line of underwater thruster motors, rotary and linear actuators and pressure compensators. tecnadyne.com

ZUNIBAL, first-time exhibitors at Oceanology International, will launch the ANTEIA Wave Buoy, a wave measurement buoy applied to Oceanography. It provides all statistical and spectral parameters related to waves and includes the possibility of having wave-bywave information in real time. zunibal.com

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME TECHNICAL TRACKS TUESDAY 13 MARCH

HYDROGRAPHY, GEOPHYSICS & GEOTECHNICS

OCEAN OBSERVATION & SENSING

Chaired by: Andy Hill, Marine Geohazard Technical Authority, BP Exploration Richard Salisbury, Senior Consultant, Fugro This conference strand will focus on offshore site investigation and the data collection, processing and analysis techniques used in mapping and pre-engineering studies of the offshore environment to understand the physical nature of the seabed and sub-seabed with implications to the oil & gas, renewables, seafloor mining, telecommunications and marine and coastal construction industries.

This conference track will feature three sessions focused around ocean observing systems design, methods and operations; developments in sensors, instrumentation and measurement techniques; and new platforms and novel applications of platforms for ocean observing.

UNMANNED VEHICLES & VESSELS PART 1

AQUACULTURE Chaired by: Lawrie Stove, Managing Director, AquaMoor David Kelly, CEO & CTO, InnovaSea Keith Jeffery, Team Leader Risk Assessment & Aquaculture Science, Cefas This four part conference track will feature sessions around collaboration, regulation and research as aquaculture moves into harsher environments; a look into the future of offshore fish farms; equipment and services for a developing offshore sector; and the latest monitoring technology for offshore aquaculture.

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Chaired by: Carl Gouldman, Director of U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOSÂŽ), NOAA Matt Mowlem, Head of the Ocean Technology and Engineering Group, National Oceanography Centre Justin Manley, Founder, Just Innovation

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Chaired by: Steve Hall, CEO, SUT Dan Hook, Senior Director â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Business Development, ASV Global Prof Russell Wynn, Chief Scientist, Marine Autonomous and Robotic Systems, National Oceanography Centre This conference track will focus on innovative developments and novel applications in marine autonomous systems. The first session will focus on unmanned multi-vehicle collaboration for maritime security applications, followed by a session on industry applications for unmanned vehicles, with case studies involving seismic exploration, oil spill detection, and subsea inspection.

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME TECHNICAL TRACKS WEDNESDAY 14 MARCH

OFFSHORE OIL & GAS Chaired by: Christopher Curran, Senior Consultant, CJC Enterprises Steve Barrett, Senior Vice President â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Business Development, Oceaneering Dave Brookes, Director, St Jules This two part conference track will feature sessions focused around digitalization and data driven solutions for delivering operation excellence and the improved tools and techniques for subsea inspection.

UNDERWATER IMAGING & METROLOGY Chaired by: Simon Waterfield, Head of Survey Support Group, Sonardyne Blair Cunningham, President of Technology & Divisional CEO, Coda Octopus Products This new three part conference track will explore emerging techniques and technologies for marine laser and optical imaging and metrology.

UNMANNED VEHICLES & VESSELS PART 2 NEW

OCEAN INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

Chaired by: Nick Lambert, Maritime Domain Expert, Satellite Applications Catapult Dr Clare Postlethwaite, Coordinator, Marine Environmental Data and Information Network (MEDIN) Dr Helen Wells, Business Group Leader of Meteorology and Science, Met Office This new conference track will highlight some of the latest connected technologies for data acquisition and connectivity, discuss the importance of widening access to ocean data, highlight a variety of organisations facilitating this and explore a few of the novel applications of open source data.

Chaired by: Steve Hall, CEO, SUT; Dan Hook, Managing Director, ASV Global Prof Russell Wynn, Chief Scientist, Marine Autonomous and Robotic Systems, National Oceanography Centre This conference track will focus on innovative developments and novel applications in marine autonomous systems. Day 2 will feature three sessions exploring in turn, the expanding capabilities of unmanned vehicles, unmanned multi-vehicle collaboration for ocean mapping and monitoring applications, and the latest in communication technology between unmanned vehicles and systems.

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME TECHNICAL TRACKS THURSDAY 15 MARCH

MARINE RENEWABLES

NAVIGATION & POSITIONING

Chaired by: Dr Zoe Roberts, Senior Metocean Analyst, Vattenfall Wind Power (UK) Simon Cheeseman, Wave & Tidal Sector Specialist, Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult

Chaired by: Xavier Montazel, Vice President, Director of Navigation Systems Business Unit, iXblue Walter Jardine, Upstream Survey & Positioning Authority, BP

This three part Marine Renewables technology track will feature sessions around feasibility studies, data resources and research; preinstallation survey activities; and structural and environmental monitoring.

This conference track will look at the latest techniques and technologies for navigation and positioning. The first session will focus the challenges and some resilient solutions for surface navigation and positioning, while the second session will provide a compassion of three approaches for improved subsea acoustic positioning.

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OCEAN FUTURES FORUM 09:30 – 13:30, TUESDAY 13 MARCH

This half-day, exclusive forum will bring together senior strategists and heads of business to spend a morning concentrating on the future trajectory of the blue economy and the implications for emerging science and technology. A networking lunch will follow proceedings. THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF THREE PARTS:

CONFIRMED PRESENTERS INCLUDE:

• Opening keynote session

• Networking lunch

• Claire Jolly, Head of Innovation Policies for Space and Oceans (IPSO) Unit - Directorate for Science, Technology and Innovation, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

CONFIRMED TOPICS INCLUDE:

• Prof Ed Hill OBE, Executive Director, National Oceanography Centre

• The Ocean Economy

• Jim Hanlon, CEO, The Institute for Ocean Research Enterprise

• Panel & audience discussion with keynote presenters

• Future Science Needs in Support of the Ocean Economy • The Ocean Energy Sector and Technology Implications

• John Bell, Director Bioeconomy, European Commission DG Research & Innovation • John Westwood, Founder & Former Chairman, Douglas-Westwood

• The Defence & Security Sector and Technology Implications • Stimulating Innovation in Support of the Ocean Economy • Ensuring Sustainability

There are limited spaces available, book your space now: oceanologyinternational.com/off Already registered and want to upgrade your badge? Please follow the link below, enter your registration code and you will be redirected to the payment form: oceanologyinternational.com/registernow

£100+vat TO REGISTER AND ATTEND THIS EVENT

CATCH THE NEXT WAVE FRONTIERS OF EXPLORATION 09:30 – 18:00, THURSDAY 15 MARCH Organised in association with The Explorers Club

Catch the Next Wave (CTNW) is a prestigious annual conference that takes a longer term view of the capabilities that are shaping our future ability to explore, understand, exploit and protect the oceans. This full day forum will highlight how the spirit of exploration drives forward science and technology, with consequent benefits to society and the protection of the natural environment. Speaker pairings, comprising a leading explorer with a scientist or technologist, will examine the role technology plays in exploring environments on the seafloor, in the oceans, over the oceans and into space, pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Speakers will cast a look at how emerging technology will make ‘waves’ for ocean exploration over the coming decades. Engaging, visual but also technical presentations are the order of the day. A ticket to CTNW includes a networking lunch and closing drinks reception.

CONFIRMED PRESENTATIONS INCLUDE:

Walking Over the Frozen Ocean Pen Hadow, Director Arctic Mission

Opening Welcome Video Jim Cameron, Filmmaker, Philanthropist and Deep Sea Explorer

Exploring the Oceans from Space Gordon Campbell, Science, Applications and Climate Department, Directorate of EO Programmes, European Space Agency

Discovery and Exploration of the Wreck of the Titanic Rory Golden, Diver & Explorer Visualising the Seabed in 3D Blair Thornton, Oceanic Engineering Science, University of Southampton

Ocean Space to Outer Space Dr Michael Gernhardt – NASA Astronaut and Manager of Environmental Physiology Laboratory, Johnson Space Center Announcement of the Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE First Round Winners

Capturing the Wonders of the Ocean BBC Blue Planet Technologist Visualising the Ocean Interior Andone Lavery, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

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VISITING INFORMATION London is one of the world’s busiest international business hubs, and can be reached by more people, from more destinations, in less time than any other city in the world. Known for it’s accessibility and with a wide range of low-cost rail and air links to global cities, getting to ExCeL London couldn’t be easier.

AIR TRAVEL ExCeL London is easily accessible from London’s five main airports – London City, Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton.

CAR Get to ExCeL London from Central London via the Limehouse Link and via the M25 (Junction 30), A13, M11, A406 (North Circular), the Blackwall Tunnel and Rotherhithe Tunnel from other parts of the country. When driving to ExCeL London follow signs for Royal Docks, City Airport and ExCeL – London.

RIVER AND CABLE CAR Thames Clippers depart from a number of River Piers from West and Central London to North Greenwich. From there you can connect by tube or take the new Emirates Air Line (Cable Car) from beside the O2 (North Greenwich) over to ExCeL London.

COACH National Express operates regular coach services to London Victoria Coach Station to destinations around the country. From Victoria you can connect to ExCeL by tube in just 30 mins.

BICYCLE We are very close to the cycle superhighway route CS3 which runs from Barking to Tower Gateway. You can take your bike on the Emirates Air Line cable car at all times at no extra cost. You can take your bike on the DLR during off-peak times.

TRAIN OR UNDERGROUND The Jubilee Line and the DLR are the quickest routes to ExCeL London. Alight at Canning Town on the Jubilee Line and change onto a Beckton-bound DLR train for the quick two-stop journey to ExCeL: Custom House for ExCeL (for the west entrance) or Prince Regent for ExCeL (for the east entrance or the ICC London).

For more information on how to get to ExCeL London visit: oceanologyinternational.com/ venue-and-travel

We would like to thank all of our media partners for their continued support. 2018 Media partners include:

EVENT INFORMATION VENUE

VISA ENQUIRIES

ExCeL London One Western Gateway Royal Victoria Dock London, E16 1XL

For visa enquiries contact us on +44 (0) 20 8271 2133 or email oi.helpline@reedexpo.co.uk

HOTEL INFORMATION

OPENING TIMES Tuesday 13 March 2018

09:00–19:00

Wednesday 14 March 2018

09:00–18:00

Thursday 15 March 2018

09:00–17:00

Book your hotel through the official accommodation provider and benefit from discounted rates. Find out more at oceanologyinternational.com/ accommodation

Custom House DLR

Central London

Ibis Styles Prince Regent DLR

Victoria Dock Road

Royal Victoria DLR

Bus Station

ExCeL London

Grainstore Apartments Emirates Royal Docks

North Event Halls Aloft Excel

Crowne Plaza Boulevard Novotel

Sunborne Yacht

Taxi drop off

Static display

South Event Halls

Ibis

To North Greenwich

Connaught House Travelodge Lonon Excel

Premier Inn

Dockside and Vessel Demonstrations

Ramada Hotel & Suites

Royal Victoria Dock

Crowne Plaza

London City Airport

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REGISTRATION AND PRICES EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE

HOW TO REGISTER

Free to attend

Online

Simply register online at oceanologyinternational.com/registernow

PAID CONFERENCE SESSIONS OCEAN FUTURES FORUM Attend Ocean Futures Forum on Tuesday 13 March from 09:30 – 13:30 for £100 +VAT

Online registration is available now and throughout the show at oceanologyinternational.com/ registernow

At the Event

Registration at the main entrance of the event will be possible throughout the duration, for both the exhibition and the conference.

Payment Methods

Registrants may pay using the following Credit Cards: Visa, Amex and MasterCard. Registrants may also pay with the following Debit Cards: Maestro, Visa Debit, Solo and Visa Electron.

CATCH THE NEXT WAVE 2018 Attend Catch the Next Wave on Thursday 15 March from 09:30 – 17:30 for £100 +VAT Please note: VAT is at 20%

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