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LOCATION:via Zoom
SUMMARY:SMI Webinar – Future Ships: Perspectives from Classification Societies
DESCRIPTION:The shipping industry is constantly transforming in order to adapt to changing regulatory requirements, challenges from global trends and developments, and technology advancements. The rapid spread of COVID-19 has disrupted standard shipping operations such as crew change. The IMO 2050 decarbonisation goal has raised uncertainty around the type and availability of future fuels for shipping. Speed of innovation for vessel and port operating systems are increasing the rate of obsolescence.These are some of the major shifts that are raising challenges for vessel owners and operators to maintain the effectiveness of a ship during its life cycle. Can a ship be future-proofed? How can we re-think the process of ship design to extend the life cycle of a ship? How can we incorporate technologies to enhance ship operations and performance amidst these changes?Representatives from four global classification societies will address these questions and share their ideas and views on how the industry can innovate future ship design.Details of the session are as follows:Date Thursday, 28 January 2021Time 1600 – 1730 (SGT, GMT+8)PROGRAMME1600 – 1605Welcome RemarksDr Sanjay C. KuttanExecutive Director, Singapore Maritime Institute (SMI)1605 – 1700Presentation: Journey Towards 2050 and a Model-based ApproachDr Gu HaiVice President, Singapore Innovation and Reserach CenterAmerican Bureau of Shipping (ABS)Presentation: Smart Ships, Clean Ships: Class PerspectiveMr Jerome FlouryGlobal Service Line Leader – Smart AssetsBureau VeritasPresentation: Future Ships Design from a Class PerspectiveMs Cristina Saenz de Santa MariaRegional Manager, South East Asia, Pacific & IndiaDNV GL MaritimePresentation: Autonomy – The Evolution of Maritime TechnologyMr Duncan DuffyHead of Electrotechnical SystemsLloyd’s Register Marine and Offshore1700 – 1730Panel DiscussionModerator:Dr Chua Kie HianCentre DirectorCentre of Excellence for Autonomous and Remotely Operated Vessels1730Closing RemarksREGISTRATION:Pre-registration to attend the session is required. To register for the event, please click here.POST-EVENTA. Presentation MaterialsThe following presentations are available for download:1. Smart Ships, Clean Ships: Class PerspectiveMr Jerome FlouryGlobal Service Line Leader – Smart AssetsBureau Veritas2. Future Ships Design from a Class PerspectiveMs Cristina Saenz de Santa MariaRegional Manager, South East Asia, Pacific & IndiaDNV GL Maritime3. Autonomy – The Evolution of Maritime TechnologyMr Duncan DuffyHead of Electrotechnical SystemsLloyd’s Register Marine and Offshore4. Journey Towards 2050 and a Model-based ApproachDr Gu HaiVice President, Singapore Innovation and Reserach CenterAmerican Bureau of Shipping (ABS)B. Webinar RecordingPlease click here to view the recording.C. Webinar Q&ADue to time constraints, the panel was not able to address all the questions during the Webinar. Please refer to this Q&A document for the consolidated responses to the questions.
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