Day 1 - 10th November 2016
Venue: Newcastle United Football Club
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Time |
Session |
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08:30 - 09:00 |
Registration/Coffee |
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09:00 - 09:30 |
Open and Welcome |
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09:30 - 10:00 |
Keynote (Lars Carlsson – Wind Ship Technology Ltd) |
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Data Analysis and Energy Efficiency 1 |
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10:00 - 10:20 |
Estimating ship performance following energy efficiency interventions using in-service data (Bonello, Jean-Marc; Smith, Tristan); UCL - UK |
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10:20 - 10:40 |
Fuel consumption monitoring in fishing vessels and its potential for different stakeholders (Oihane C. Basurko, Gorka Gabiña, Iñaki Quincoces); AZTI - Spain |
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10:40 - 11:00 |
Voyage Optimisation towards Energy Efficient Ship Operations (T. Cui, R. Lu, B. Howett, M. Y. Kim, Y. K. Demirel, O. Turan, S. Day and A. Incecik); University of Strathclyde - UK |
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11:00 - 11:20 |
Coffee Break |
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Data Analysis and Modelling |
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11:20 - 11:40 |
A pollutant emission model for ships and its application in air quality modelling |
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11:40 - 12:00 |
Evolution of Global Maritime Freight Energy Demand and CO2 Emissions: A BAU and 2DS Scenario (R. Schuitmaker); Universiteit Utrecht - Netherlands |
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12:00 - 12:20 |
Utilising real-time ship data to save fuel consumption and reduce carbon emission (Ibna Zaman, Kayvan Pazouki, Rose Norman, Shirley Coleman); University of Newcastle - UK |
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12:20 12:40 |
CO2 emission monitoring and fault-detection based on real navigation data (D. Bocchetti., A. Lepore., B. Palumbo, L. Vitiello, C. Capezza); University of Naples "Federico II" - Italy |
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12:40 13:00 |
Investigating the energy efficiency gap in shipping (Nishatabbas Rehmatulla, Solmaz Haji Hosseinloo, John Calleya and Tristan Smith); UCL - UK |
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13:00 14:20 |
Lunch |
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Powering and propulsion systems for energy efficiency 1 |
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14:20 14:40 |
WASPP: Wind Assisted Ship Performance Prediction (B. Howett, O. Turan and AH. Day); University of Strathclyde - UK |
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14:40 15:00 |
SilverstreamTM System –Air Lubrication Performance Verification and Design Development (Noah Silberschmidt, Dominic Tasker, Takis Pappas and Johannes Johannesson); Silverstream Technologies - London, UK |
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15:00 15:20 |
Sensitivity analysis on the prediction of maximum permitted wave height (Mizythras, P., Boulougouris, E., Devalapalli, R., Priftis, A., Incecik, A., Turan, O.); University of Strathclyde - UK |
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15:20 15:40 |
Designing future ships and marine systems for future operating conditions with a low Carbon Intensity (John Calleya); UCL - UK |
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15:40 16:00 |
Coffee Break |
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Design and technologies |
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16:00 16:20 |
Geared Electric Propulsion (John Buckingham); BMT - UK |
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16:20 16:40 |
Power Marine Propulsion Using Battery Power (Peng Wu and Richard Bucknall); UCL - UK |
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16:40 17:00 |
Numerical Simulations on Ship Added Resistance in Waves (Mingyu Kim, Osman Turan and Atilla Incecik); University of Strathclyde - UK |
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19:00 23:00 |
Reception and Dinner Copthorne Hotel |
Day 2 - 11th November 2016
Venue: Newcastle United Football Club
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Time |
Session |
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08:30 - 09:00 |
Registration/Coffee |
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09:00 09:30 |
Keynote (David Connolly – Shipping & Management Technology) |
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Data Analysis and Energy Efficiency 2 |
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09:30 09:50 |
Systematic Efficient Ship Energy Audit and Data Unification (Serena Lim, Kayvan Pazouki and Alan J Murphy); University of Newcastle - UK |
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09:50 10:10 |
Novel approach for holistic environmental assessment of ships (Martin Gibson, Kayvan Pazouki, Alan J. Murphy and David Trodden); University of Newcastle - UK |
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10:10 10:30 |
A holistic methodology for the driven simulation optimisation of the design large bulk carriers under uncertainty (Lampros Nikolopoulos and Evangelos Boulougouris); University of Strathclyde - UK |
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10:30 10:50 |
EU Funded Project under LIFE Programme: CLean INland SHipping (CLINSH) Leeuwen, IWM, van - Netherlands |
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10:50 11:10 |
Coffee Break |
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Marine fuels and climate change scenarios |
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11:10 11:30 |
Comparing the lifecycle emissions of marine fuels (Conor Walsh, Paul Gilbert, Uchenna Kesieme, Kayvan Pazouki, Alan Murphy); University of Manchester – UK |
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11:30 11:50 |
The potential role of electrofuels as marine fuel: a cost-effective option for the future shipping sector? (Julia Hansson, Maria Grahn, Selma Brynolf, Maria Taljegård, Karin Andersson); Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg – Sweden |
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11:50 12:10 |
How may climate change mitigation and adaptation impact on production of key commodities, and how may this influence trade? (Sarah Mander, Conor Walsh, Nicolas Lazarou, Paolo Agnolucci and Alice Larkin); University of Manchester – UK |
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12:10 12:30 |
Bunker levy schemes and their impact on the competitiveness of short sea shipping (Vasileios Kosmas and Michele Acciaro); Kühne Logistics University - Hamburg, Germany |
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12:30 12:50 |
Report from the lookout – understanding climate change impacts on shipping (Michael Traut); University of Manchester – UK |
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12:50 14:00 |
Lunch |
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Performance monitoring and indices |
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14:00 14:10 |
Implications of the Paris Agreement for shipping (Solmaz Haji Hosseinloo & Tristan Smith); UCL - UK |
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14:10 14:20 |
The promise and limits of private standards to reduce GHG emissions from shipping (Joanne Scott); UCL - UK |
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14:20 14:30 |
The potential of unilateral and plurilateral policy action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from international shipping (Ben Milligan & Julia Schaumeier); UCL - UK |
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14:30 14:40 |
Revealed preferences for energy efficiency in shipping: Implications for policy (Vishnu Prakash & Nishatabbas Rehmatulla) |
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14:40 15:20 |
Panel Discussion |
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15:20 15:40 |
Closing Speech and Coffee Break |