HYDRO18 Conference - Preliminary Programme (as at 30 July 2018)

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1 HYDRO18 Conference - Preliminary Programme (as at 30 July 2018) Monday 29 October Exhibitor Booth build by contractor Jones Bay Wharf South Pier Exhibitors move in Jones Bay Wharf South Pier Set up HYDRO18 school poster Jones Bay Wharf - competition Registration open Jones Bay Wharf South Pier Tuesday 30 October Registration open Jones Bay Wharf South Pier International, National, Regional, & Professional Organisation Meetings To be held in parallel with HYDRO18 proceedings following official opening and first keynote Indigenous Welcome Ceremony Local customary landowners Official Opening VADM Chris Ritchie, RAN (Rtd.), AHS Patron Mr Steve Duffield, AHS President Keynote: Commodore Fiona Freeman, RAN Hydrographer of Australia National Hydrography and the Influence of Climate Change Keynote: Mr David Donohue Managing Director, ixblue Pty Ltd, Australia Hydrography in Support of Climate Change Morning Tea Exhibition area Keynote: Dr Bob Williams Retired Cartographer, Topographic Surveyor and ex-research Leader DSTO, Australia Back to the Future: OIESS2025, Burrows And Rosetta Mr Andy Orthmann Terrasond Remote Sensing of Maritime Areas Mr Stephen Fewings Multibeam Surveying For Multiple Vessels In Remote Locations With Real- Time QC Mr Rowan Murcott Manager Vessel Measurement Services, OMC International Integrating Hydrographic Developments to Optimise UKC Management Lunch & Official Opening of Trade Exhibition HYDRO18 Conference Director Exhibition area Workshops Workshop 1 - Soho Room Teledyne CARIS Workshop: Knowing our oceans and understanding our future through process automation Workshop 2 - Loft Room Keynote: Mr Paul Seaton Director, Business Development & Government Relations, Fugro Asia Pacific,

2 Singapore The Future of Hydrography Keynote: Mr Matt Boyd Senior Hydrographic Surveyor, CSIRO Geophysical Survey and Mapping Team, Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organisation, Australia Multi Sensor Data Platforms Supporting Multi-Disciplinary Science Mr Scott Miller How Marine Geophysical Surveys Can Contribute to the Climate Change Challenge Afternoon Tea Exhibition area Herr Holger Klindt Fraunhofer Institute IOSB USV-UUV Tandem Team - A Versatile Combo For Deep-Sea Surveying Mr Trevor Lipscombe Australia on the Map, Division of Australasian Hydrographic Society Restoring Cook s Legacy on the Coasts of Victoria and New South Wales Mr Chris Sorgiovanni Senior Analyst, L3 Oceania Restoring HMAS Leeuwin s Hydrographic Survey Capability Mr Darren Stephenson Improving Coastal Navigation Using Multi-sensor Technology Dr Magnus Wettle Managing Director, EOMAP Australia Satellite-Derived Bathymetry Surveys Of Pacific Island States: Optimising A Hydrography Campaign With Complementary Technologies Dr Doug Bergerson Acoustic Imaging Baseline Performance Testing for Swathe Mapping Systems - Australian Case Examples Housekeeping & Close - HYDRO18 Conference Director Cocktail Reception Ice Breaker Jones Bay Wharf South Pier Wednesday 31 October Registration open Jones Bay Wharf South Pier International, National, Regional, & To be held in parallel with Professional Organisation Meetings HYDRO18 proceedings Keynote: Dr Tim Moltmann Director, Integrated Marine Observing System The Integrated Marine Observing System: Supporting Australia s Ocean Change Research Ms Jodie Smith Antarctic Geoscientist, Environmental Geoscience Division, Geoscience Australia Shallow Seafloor Survey In East Antarctica: Addressing Hydrographic And Science Needs Mr Dylan Colson Director, Navigate Hydrographic Ltd Hydrographic Data Delivery for Modern Ports: The Development of Navigate, the Nautical SmartChart 2

3 Mr David Hanslow & Mr Benoit Cajelot Bridging the Gap in a State-wide Coastal Dataset Ms Michelle Linklater Scientist (Coastal and Marine) Science Division, NSW Office of Environment and Heritage SeaBed NSW State-wide Mapping Program Morning Tea Exhibition area Mr Jeppe Nielsen CEO, EIVA a/s, Denmark Latest Tools for Autonomy in Hydrographic Surveys- Planning, Execution, Processing and Interpretation Ms Emily Tidey University of Otago Low-cost RTK GNSS for Hydrography Mr Neil Hewitt Managing Director, Precision Hydrographic Services Hydrography for Transhipment Lunch Exhibition area Workshops Workshop 1 - Soho Room EIVA Workshop: Navisuite Kuda Advanced Software For Hydrographic Surveys This workshop will take you through the types of tasks you can perform with this software, which is designed to improve the quality and efficiency of hydrographic survey mission planning and navigation, data processing and data interpretation. The speed and quality with which you will be able to work with your data will be demonstrated, not least due to the latest features for processing and automation. Workshop 2 - Loft Room Keynote: Dr Stephen Sagar Marine Remote Sensing Project Leader, Digital Earth Australia National Earth & Marine Observation Branch, Geoscience Australia Digital Earth Australia Leveraging Over 30 Years Of Satellite Data For Marine And Coastal Applications Mr Stefan Stimson Metocean Services International Pty Ltd Using Waves And Power Efficient Loggers For Autonomous Profiling to Collect High Quality, High Density Data For Increased Periods Ms Carol Lockhart Geomatic Data Solutions Inc. USA High Resolution ALB to Increase the Navigational Safety of the Tonga and Niue LINZ-funded Pacific Regional Navigation Initiative Project Dr Elizabeth Johnstone ixblue Australia Amphibious Mapping of Coastal Change Following a Massive Earthquake in Kaikōura, New Zealand Mr Burns Foster Teledyne CARIS, Inc. Advancing Hydrographic Data Processing Through Machine Learning Afternoon Tea Exhibition area 3

4 Adam Greenland (Chair) Education Forum - Presenters and discussion panel: Keynote: Mr Adam Greenland Chair IBSC: New IBSC Standards Framework and the Requirements for Submitting Nations CDRE Fiona Freeman, RAN Hydrographer of Australia & Chair, Australasian Hydrographic Surveyors Certification Panel (AHSCP): Hydrographic Training Within RAN & Certification Mr Wayne Reynolds, : An Industry First: Fugro s Cat B Hydrographic Training Programme Ms Emily Tidey, University of Otago, NZ: University Training for Hydrographers Mr Dave Field, ix Survey Australia - Australasian Hydrographic Surveyors Certification Panel Member: AHSCP Process Curtin University Representative: Tertiary Training Possibilities within Australia for Hydrographic Surveyors 18:00 Housekeeping & Close - HYDRO18 Conference Director VIP Dinner (by invitation only) (Doltone House) Thursday 1 November Registration open half day only Jones Bay Wharf South Pier International, National, Regional, & To be held in parallel with Professional Organisation Meetings HYDRO18 proceedings Keynote: Dr Geoffroy Lamarche Principal Scientist - Marine Geology, Programme Leader Marine Geological Processes and Resources, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand 100% of the World Ocean floor mapped by The Nippon Foundation- GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project Derrick Peyton IIC Technologies Inc., Canada A Free Downloadable ECS That Runs On A Streaming ENC Cloud Based Open Source Database D. Stubbing, K. Smith DML Surveys, New Zealand DML Multi-disciplinary Surveys A Contractors Top 10 Tips Dr Jonathon Beaudoin Managing Director & Chief Scientist, QPS Canada Inc. Canada Automated Correction of Refraction Residuals Morning Tea Exhibition area Mr John Riding Marico Marine NZ Hydrographic Risk Methodology Mr John Pepper Marketing Director, OceanWise Ltd UK The Role of Data Governance in Port Management and Security Ms Verena Bosselmann-Borsos New Zealand Hydrographic Authority, Land Information NZ High Density ENCs for New Zealand Ports Dr Alex Kirichek Technical University Delft, Civil Engineering & Geosciences 4

5 Department of Hydraulic Engineering The Netherlands Current Surveying Strategies In Ports With Fluid Mud Layers Lunch Exhibition Area Exhibitors pack down Exhibition area Contractor removes booths Dr Richard Hale Director EGS USA Underwater Sounds from Submarine Cable and Pipeline Operations Mr Andrew Colenutt Head of Hydrography & Meteorology Maritime & Coastguard Agency, UK The MCA Civil Hydrography Programme Mapping UK Waters 14: Workshops Workshop 1 - Soho Room Workshop 2 - Loft Room Mr Michael Zahn CEO, Zahn & Fraser Industry Self-promotion Dr Kay Critchell PhD University of Queensland Understanding The Impacts, Processes And Risk To Primary Consumers By The Micro-Plastic Portion Of Marine Debris Mr Craig Heatherington PhD Candidate, Acquatic Systems Research Group, School of Civil Engineering, University of Queensland Coffee Rock Armours Low Lying Sand Island Against Accelerated Coastal Erosion Afternoon Tea Jones Bay Wharf Mid Pier Dr Nicole Bergerson Lead Scientist Acoustic Imaging Multi-sensor Monitoring of a WW2 Maritime Heritage Site - I-124 Darwin Keynote: Herr Holger Klindt President, International Federation of Hydrographic Societies The Need for Better International Cooperation Between Hydrographic Communities Housekeeping & Close - HYDRO18 Conference Director Dinner attendees pick-up at Jones Bay Wharf for Formal Dinner Buses depart Jones Bay Wharf at Conference Dinner & Closing Ceremony Hyde Park Ballroom AHS Excellence Awards Dinner Speaker: Mr Neil Hewitt. Managing Director, Precision Hydrographic Services Hydro19 Handover 5