Offshore Survey 2019 Launches Technology Packed Programme
Offshore Survey, which takes place alongside Ocean Business at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton UK, from 10-11 April 2019, has just launched an exciting programme that looks to the future of the offshore industry. The programme highlights technologies that could potentially transform the sector, as well as addressing current issues and providing feedback on major industry projects.
Chair of the conference, Gordon Johnston, explains, "This year we have a great line up of papers covering Autonomous and Unmanned Vehicles, Imaging, Data and Future Perspectives, amongst others. Two days of inspiring, intriguing and thought provoking sessions that offer an insight into the innovative technologies coming through, case studies and reality checks as well as some insight into the future potential of offshore surveys."
The conference will deliver 35 top quality presentations from industry leaders and emerging technology companies, as well as world renowned academic and industry organisations.
For those looking for a taste of what the future holds, there will be a fascinating session on 'Future Industry Perspective'. From handling data to remote management of technology, these presentations will share knowledge to help plan the technologies of the future. Within this session, one of the biggest international projects of the moment, 'The Nippon Foundation GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project', which aims to map the seabed globally by 2030, will be sharing information about progress to date, how new and emerging technology is being utilised, and how the right mapping campaigns are in place to gather missing data.
With autonomous and unmanned vehicles being such a crucial part of offshore work right now, two sessions are being dedicated to the topic. These will include seven presentations over the two days of the conference from international organisations including: Omniaccess (Spain), Kietta (France), XOCEAN (Ireland), Subsea7 (UK), Sonardyne International (UK), Nortek (UK), and L3 ASV (UK).
More general issues of interest to the offshore industry will be addressed, such as the global problem of plastic waste. Gordana Jakovljevic from the University of Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovnia, will be presenting information in the 'Satellite Products' session about a project involved in the mapping of ocean plastic and formulating ways to monitor and prevent pollution using remote sensing data and algorithms.
Other sessions will cover 'Coastal and Environment', 'Imagery and Visualisation', 'Education and Competencies', 'Data and Digitalisation', with presentations that give a unique mix of technology and business.
Offshore Survey runs alongside Ocean Business, a high calibre three-day exhibition of technology and services, this means that delegates can explore the exhibition and enjoy combined social and networking events, including welcome drinks the night before the Ocean Business show opens and a wine trail on the opening day of the show. Attendance to the Ocean Business show is free to attend. There is a fee to attend the Offshore Survey conference.
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Ocean Business 2019 Bringing Industry Together at Key Networking & Co-located Business Meetings
As the biggest international sea technology show this year, Ocean Business is hosting a number of free to attend high profile meetings and industry events when it takes place from 9-11 April 2019 at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, UK.
A particular highlight is Enterprise Europe’s B2B matchmaking event, taking place on Wednesday 10 April. This is a free event designed to bring together potential business partners during pre-arranged 20 minute meetings. It provides business development opportunities for both exhibitors and visitors who are interested in marine engineering, maritime defence, environmental monitoring and pollution control, ports and harbours, and marine autonomous systems.
Cheri Arvonio, Ocean Business’ event manager, explains, “We are particularly excited about the B2B matchmaking event - Ocean Business is all about the industry coming together and maximising opportunities for business, so this perfectly complements our philosophy. We also have a number of exceptional industry events from some of the biggest organisations in the industry - all offering free learning, knowledge sharing and networking opportunities. We’ll also be releasing more information about further events in the run up to the show.”
The National Oceanography Centre (NOC) is the UK’s leading institution for integrated coastal and deep ocean research. In a series of interactive events held over the three days, the NOC will be reaching out to the community to understand the needs of the industry in terms of science and technology to support the future of the sector. Discussions will focus around ships and equipment chartering, official development assistance (ODA), marine science and technology, and marine data products. These free events provide the perfect opportunity to help steer the direction of science and technology for the good of the industry.
Another important event of particular interest for marine spatial planning (MSP), blue growth sectors, and policy and regulation, is the ATLAS workshop. ATLAS is a four year EU project assessing Atlantic deep-sea ecosystems to create the integrated and adaptive planning products needed for sustainable blue growth, marine conservation and resource use in a changing climate. In a workshop on Wednesday 10 April, exhibitors and visitors are invited to hear about the latest project results and join the discussion over refreshments.
For those interested in driving innovation and competitiveness, Marine South East will be holding a workshop on Tuesday 9 April, focusing on how a number of key enabling technologies are driving innovation and business in the maritime sector. Up for discussion will be technologies such as micro and nanoelectronics, nanotechnology, industrial biotechnology, advanced materials, photonics and advanced manufacturing technologies. The workshop will help companies understand how these technologies can transform their business.
For all those interested in BlueTech clusters, The Maritime Alliance are hosting a meeting on Monday 8th April, the day before the show opens. Bringing together academia, industry and policy maker to create a ‘Blue Voice’, 10 leading BlueTech clusters from 8 countries will meet to discuss how member clusters and member companies can collaborate and explore ways to work with developing clusters globally. Anyone who is interested in BlueTech clusters are invited to attend. Contact The Maritime Alliance for further information on attending.
This year’s Ocean Business offers so much for visitors with over 360 exhibitors from across the globe, a training and demonstration programme with more than 184 hours of sessions, Ocean Careers providing career and recruitment advice, and a full line-up of enjoyable social events for informal networking. Other associated industry events will be announced over the next few weeks.
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FREE Registration Opens for Ocean Business 2019 - Don’t Miss the Industry’s Biggest Technology & Networking Event!
Ocean Business 2019, taking place at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton from 9-11 April 2019, has just launched free online registration at www.oceanbusiness.com. Ocean Business promises to be an incredible global show offering the very latest technologies, water-based demonstrations and learning opportunities, as well as Offshore Survey, Ocean Careers, key international associated industry events and an amazing line-up of social opportunities for networking. All in all- it’s an unmissable event in the ocean technology calendar!
Ocean Business 2019 is expected to be the best show yet with such demand from its 360+international exhibitors that exhibitor space sold out over a year ago! As well as this, record levels of interest in training and demonstration sessions meant that the organisers have had to make way for an extra classroom and a new floating pontoon to meet the demand for the autonomous vehicles and vessels at this year’s show. This means that visitors will enjoy free back-to-back training and demonstration opportunities with a dynamic programme that runs to 184 hours. These sessions allow visitors to see products for themselves in their real environments.
Cheri Arvonio,Ocean Business’ event manager, comments, “There’s a feeling of energy and optimism from the ocean technology community this year and this is reflected throughout the show. With so much demand for exhibitors to share their latest innovations, it really will be a special year for visitors. Visually, there will be non-stop action, especially on the dockside with the extra pontoon designed for the needs of autonomous vehicles. As a landmark international event, we feel we are presenting the very best globally, and will be expecting over 60 countries to be represented at the show.”
A number of high profile meetings and associated industry events will be running alongside the show, organised by leading industry organisations. Offshore Survey conference is back due to popular demand and will address the technical and business issues facing the global field of offshore surveying. Ocean Careers will also run over the three days to provide advice on career opportunities within the ocean technology, marine science and offshore industries.
Another highlight of the show is the social programme which offers great networking opportunities, starting with free welcome drinks the night before the show opens and the popular wine trail on the opening day. New for the 2019 show is a stunning new waterside venue for the Ocean Business dinner. Southampton’s Harbour Hotel offers guest the opportunity to network with colleagues old and new whilst enjoying views across the harbour. The gala dinner is always a sell-out evening and tickets are now on-sale at www.oceanbusiness.com
To attend Ocean Business 2019, register for free online at: www.oceanbusiness.com. The show will take place from 9-11 April 2019 at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, UK.
Autonomous Vehicles, the Highlight of Ocean Business 2019 Training & Demo Programme
Following the overwhelming number of requests, visitors to Ocean Business 2019 will see a record number of autonomous vehicles taking part in demonstrations, when the show returns to Southampton from 9-11 April 2019. Live demonstrations of cutting edge ocean technology will take place back-to-back on board vessels, in dockside waters, in the test tank and in classrooms; giving visitors a chance to see the latest products first hand in their real environment.
Demand for training and demo sessions is at an all time high, and with a surge in bookings for autonomous vehicles, the dockside will become a marine technology hub in itself. The team has once again included parallel demonstration sessions in the dockside waters, to meet demand, and for the first time is including a new floating pontoon, specifically designed to accommodate the mobilisation of autonomous vehicles. As well as this new dockside facility, there will be an extra classroom session to optimise learning.
Cheri Arvonio, Ocean Business’ event manager, is delighted by the demand saying, “We are incredibly excited about the training and demo programme at Ocean Business this year. The programme is overflowing with innovation and learning opportunities and though details are still under wraps, there will be some unmissable product launches as well!”
Sessions have been booked up in record time by the 360+ exhibitors at Ocean Business this year, with a programme that runs to 184 hours over the three days of the show. The training and demo programme is one of the key reasons that Ocean Business is such a success.
The training and demo programme at Ocean Business 2019 marks a year of exciting progress in autonomous vehicles with brand new technologies demonstrated both on the dockside and onboard vessels. These include dockside demos from: Kongsberg Maritime who will be showcasing their GeoPulse Sub-Bottom Profiler USV and dotOcean with their Cloud linked ASV swarm technology. Teledyne Marine are also hosting a number of sessions featuring the Teledyne RESON SeaBat T50-F and T-20 MotionScan mulitbeam sonars the Teledyne Gavia SeaRaptor 6000M rated AUV and the Teledyne RDI’s new long range ADCP.
Margo Newcombe, Director of Marketing at Teledyne Marine comments “Ocean Business remains one of our top ranked trade shows for Teledyne Marine. As an organization spanning a large number of brands, technology and markets, we value and appreciate Ocean Business’ casual and inviting setting, which allows us to not only display our products, but also engage our customers via hands-on classroom sessions and on-water demonstrations. This show sets the standard for effective trade show engagement”.
Other interesting classroom based sessions to complement deep sea technology include: Ictineu who will be introducing pressure-tolerant and high energy li-po batteries; ecoSUB presenting software to simplify AUV mission planning; and SeeByte who will be demonstrating their human-machine interface technologies for unmanned vehicles. This is just a small sample of the sessions available - to download the full training and demonstration programme, please visit: www.oceanbusiness.com.
Terry Sloane, Managing Director from Planet Ocean/ecoSUB Robotics summarises what visitors find special about the show, “We love Ocean Business because of the scale and atmosphere. Visitors can get to see everything and everyone they need to, as well as attending classroom, dockside and afloat demonstrations.”
All training and demonstration sessions are FREE to attend and visitors can simply book in on a first come first served basis at the show. Visitors can book their attendance in advance if they wish, by contacting the company hosting the session.
Ocean Business will take place from 9-11 April 2019 at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, UK.
Ocean Business 2019 – 80% sold with 18 months still to go! Save the date, 9-11 April 2019
As one of the most unmissable events in the ocean technology calendar, exhibit space at Ocean Business is already 80% sold. With still more than 18 months until the show is due to take place at the National Oceanography Centre, in Southampton UK, the organisers have been overwhelmed by how quickly re-bookings have been flooding in; “Never before have we had such an incredible response to re-booking exhibition space. Exhibitors see Ocean Business as the perfect platform to seek out new opportunities for a relatively low cost. Such a rapid and positive response has been astounding!” exclaimed Cheri Arvonio, event manager.
Not just a 9 to 5 exhibition
Anthony Hammond, marketing manager at Sonardyne explains why they have been quick to rebook their stand: “Ocean Business is one of the most pivotal exhibitions in our calendar. It has always been a great show for us to meet new and existing customers within the ocean community. For us, it’s more than just a 9 to 5 exhibition, it’s a week of sharing, learning and innovation. We’re already looking forward to 2019 in Southampton”
Since the launch of Ocean Business in 2007, the show has nearly tripled in size, with 4350 people attending the 10th anniversary show held in April earlier this year. Established as a truly international event 38% of visitors were from outside the UK representing a staggering 61 countries. Despite the downturn in the industry, the 2017 show was more popular than ever and feedback from exhibitors came flooding in;
Laurie Smith from Del Norte, commented; “The best show. I get more leads at this show than I do at the other major show that I exhibit at in the UK” and Pam Mayerfeld from Turner Designs agreed by commenting “It has been excellent. Out of the two UK oceanographic shows at which we exhibit, this one is the best for us – no question!”
Charlie Foll from Atlantas Marine summarised the show as “One of the best shows ever” and Debbie Durgen from Klein Marine Systems commented: “The show has been phenomenal, it wasn’t just the quantity, it was also the quality!”
Kevin Edwards from Valeport claimed the show has been the best yet and went on to comment: “The return on investment at Ocean Business is by far the best. This has been the best Ocean Business yet!” Terry Sloane from Planet Ocean also added; “It has been the busiest trade show we have ever attended, not just Ocean Business but any trade show in the industry”
The same winning formula
The 2019 event will see the same winning formula as in previous years with an international exhibition, three-day programme of hands-on training and demonstration sessions, a cutting edge conference, various associated meetings, Ocean Careers and an amazing line of up social events keeping exhibitors and visitors networking around the clock.
The organisers have now opened up the last few remaining stands to new companies wishing to exhibit. Interested parties are encouraged to be quick as every show to date has been a sell out and for a number of years there has been a long waiting list. Space won’t be available for long!
For further information on exhibiting at Ocean Business, visit www.oceanbusiness.com/exhibition/why-exhibit/
Record breaking figures announced from Ocean Business
With the Ocean Business team now back from organising another international event held just six weeks after the largest Ocean Business event to date – they have now had time to review and analyse the figures. The 10th anniversary Ocean Business, held in April at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton UK, has once again exceeded all expectations with 4,350 attendees through the door from an incredible 61 countries.
Versha Carter, Group Director of Diversified Communications confirmed that “Visitor numbers were up by 3% with an amazing 38% coming from outside of the UK. Not only did we have more actual bodies through the door but they stayed for longer which added to the show being the busiest ever. We have had many exhibitors saying that Ocean Business has now become the best ocean technology show in the industry and most certainly the one that offers the best return on investment. We went onsite for this event very much aware that the industry is still in the midst of challenging times and it was wonderful to see how Ocean Business provided that vote of confidence and delivered a much needed boost back in to the industry.”
The team were inundated with emails and telephone calls from exhibitors about the outstanding quality of this year’s show. They included Terry Sloane, MD of Planet Ocean, who said “It has been the busiest trade show we have ever attended, not just Ocean Business, but any trade show in the industry!”
Del Norte’s Laurie Smith felt the same, saying, “The best show. I get more leads at this show than any other major show that I exhibit at in the UK.”
Debbie Durgen from Klein commented, “This show has been phenomenal - it wasn’t just the quantity, it was also the quality!”
The biggest exhibition at Ocean Business yet!
With over 360 international exhibitors from 26 different countries, this was the biggest exhibition at Ocean Business yet. Cheri Arvonio, Event Manager, confirmed that “Despite always having a waiting list for this event at least six months out of the show – this year we were able to accommodate even more companies than ever before. Judging by the feedback we are expecting that between 80-90% of the space will be re-booked within weeks. For a show that doesn’t take place again for another 2 years’, that is outstanding.”
The training and demonstration sessions are a prominent part of Ocean Business and are what makes the event so unique. There were back-to-back workshops hosted over the course of the show with many of the sessions bursting with visitors – particularly those that were located in the dockside area. Visitors also enjoyed trying out products in test tanks and onboard vessels, as well as learning about technologies in training workshops and seminars. 1,640 places were booked on 168 workshops with many sessions standing room only.
With the show being a priority in the industry diary, Ocean Business played host to some key associated industry events. For the first time the European Commission supported two events organised by Marine Southeast and the European Enterprise Network that both focused on the convergence of defence and commercial applications in the marine environment. In addition there were a number of high profile meetings such as; a series of presentations designed to develop business opportunities coordinated by The Maritime Alliance; the Hydrographic Society’s AGM and ten workshops showcasing the world class technologies and facilities of the NOC.
Showing commitment to the future of the industry
Ocean Business once again hosted the Ocean Careers event which aims to highlight the range of opportunities within the ocean technology sector. Always a popular element, 2017 was no exception, Paige Harrison a student from the University of Liverpool commented; “Ocean Careers is really, really good. I came here because I was unsure about what I'm going to do in the future, whether I'm going to continue with my masters or not and this has helped me clarify what’s actually happening and what I can do in the future.”
Running alongside the exhibition, demonstrations, conference, associated meetings at Ocean Careers, was a schedule of ever popular social events, always a favourite at Ocean Business, providing the perfect platform for colleagues to catch up and do business. Vlad Lazar, Survey Engineer, Marine Research SRL, Romania commented, “A very good industry event where you can meet all the important players in the world of ocean and underwater exploration.” Mike Hole, Commercial Director, Keller, UK summerised the show as “Ocean Business is the best attended and most friendly event in our calendar. High level industry contacts from all over the world. Not to be missed.”
Ocean Business will be returning to the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, UK from 9 – 11 April 2019.
Southampton to Host Biggest Ocean Technology Event of the Year: Ocean Business 2017
Southampton will once again become the centre of the global ocean technology industry, as international visitors flock in their thousands to Ocean Business 2017; the world’s largest ocean technology taking place this year. This event will coincide with the launch of some of the most exciting sea technology devices yet which include robotic swimming snakes designed for subsea maintenance; high definition underwater drones; and optical reconstruction systems delivering underwater seascapes to virtual reality devices.
Taking place from Tuesday 4 to Thursday 6 April at Southampton’s National Oceanography Centre (NOC), the city will receive a small boost to its economy, with bars, restaurants and hotels filled with over 5000 of the show’s visitors coming in from 65 countries around the world – a truly international event.
Southampton as a Global Maritime City
Versha Carter, Group Director for Ocean Business, comments: “With the Solent’s world-renowned marine and maritime strengths, Southampton is the perfect setting to host this ocean technology exhibition that attract 350 of the world's top ocean technology companies to the show. These companies are high tech companies developing products and solutions for working in extreme ocean environments and together are enabling scientists and explorers to go in to deeper parts of the ocean that have never before been explored.
62% of these exhibiting companies are from outside of the UK
Our exhibitors enjoy coming to Southampton due to the strong maritime and naval history of the region. Some of them have even set up remote offices recognizing that Southampton is a city well suited for supporting maritime and ocean related businesses and acting as a gateway into Europe.
The shows organisers believe this year's Ocean Business will be one of the most exciting yet. Versha Carter continues, “There has been a vast leap in the progress of autonomous vehicles and robotic devices, both underwater and on the surface. Whether it’s discovering an ancient shipwreck, mapping unchartered waters, searching for sea mines, or conducting remote arctic research, devices are making it possible for us to understand the oceans like never before."
With 350 exhibitors at Ocean Business from over 26 different countries, almost every field of ocean technology is covered at the show. Here are some highlights:
Fareham-based ASV Sheds Light on the Mysteries of the Oceans with their Unmanned Surface Vehicles, Stand U4
Autonomous surface vehicles are revolutionising the way we gain access to information about the ocean. Currently we rely on large military, commercial, or scientific vessels with expensive equipment, but the introduction of autonomous surface vessels has made it possible to understand and capture processes with precision, more cost effectively and with a lower carbon footprint.
World renown Fareham-based ASV Global will be demonstrating their unmanned autonomous boat which will be following a pre-programmed route around the harbour to map the seabed, with live data and camera footage being fed back to the ASV stand.
Test Drive Underwater Drones at Deep Trekker, Stand G12
Aerial drones have been widely accepted in the consumer market, but there is still a huge amount of potential for their use in the underwater world for offshore inspections, and helping researchers and archeologists to easily navigate investigation sites remotely with live HD video.
In fact, Deep Trekker ‘DTG2’, has just completed a project for Parks Canada in the icy waters of Northern Canada to investigate the HMS Erebus; the ill-fated ship from the famous Sir John Franklin’s Northern Passage expedition of 1845.
Deep Trekker's drones will be available for test-piloting in a 200-gallon water tank on the Deep Trekker stand.
Robotic Swimming Snakes are the Future of Subsea Maintenance! Kongsberg Maritime and Eelume, Stands N1 & P2
Resembling robotic aliens from a sci-fi movie, Kongsberg Maritime and Eelume have developed snake-like swimming robots for permanent installation on the seabed.
The robots live on the seabed and can be used to remotely inspect and clean equipment, even adjusting valves and chokes on machinery. These jobs account for a large part of subsea maintenance and the robots could slash costs.
British-Engineered Mini Robotic Vehicles at Planet Ocean, Stand G12
There’s been much interest in the arrival of ‘micro-subs’. These mini underwater robotic vehicles are only 50cm long and their tiny size means they can be used in new ways. The micro-subs can be grouped together to form ‘shoals’ of micro-subs to collectively create a far superior 3D map of the underwater environment, quickly covering a much greater area.
Launch event planned for ecoSubs at midday on 4 April.
Remotely Operated Vehicles Map an Area the Size of Wales in just a Month! Ocean Infinity, Stand V5
Over half of our planet is yet to be explored; the oceans comprise 71% of the earth’s surface yet only 5% have been accurately mapped. Ocean Infinity will explore unknown depths using highly innovative technology. Six HUGIN autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), capable of operating in 6000 m water depth, will collect high resolution data at record breaking speeds.
The AUV fleet will be accompanied by six unmanned surface vehicles to ensure precise positioning and constant communication. Each AUV will include a variety of high tech sensors for mapping the ocean, while gathering valuable scientific information.
Opening up the World of Underwater Virtual Reality with ORUS 3D Optical Reconstruction at Comex, Stand E5F
Anyone can dive to the depths of the ocean and walk the seascape using ORUS 3D. It produces very high resolution 3D models of underwater sites using a multiple camera sensor. This contactless measurement technology is very useful for offshore and civil engineering, as well as environmental assessments, archaeology and defence as it is able to reproduce submillimetric detail.
Mounted on a remotely operated vehicle, it can work at any ocean depth and produces exceptionally high resolution models with texture and colour. These can then be viewed by screen or a VR device to allow people to walk around and inspect structures and seascapes as though they were there.
Understanding the Future of Our Oceans
With all the technology on offer and high-level meetings of key industry decision makers, this year's show provides an unmissable opportunity to understand the potential of ocean science and developments that are essential for our future. A full programme of activities is available at www.oceanbusiness.com for Ocean Business 2017, taking place at the NOC from 4-6 April.
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The Maritime Alliance Promotes Up and Coming US Blue Tech Companies at Ocean Business 2017
The Maritime Alliance (TMA) a non-profit industry association and organiser of the largest BlueTech cluster in the United States, has announced an unmissable series of presentations at Ocean Business 2017, which takes place at the NOC on 4-6 April 2017.
Greg Murphy, Executive Director of The Maritime Alliance confirms: “Each session will be presented by one of the 17 top 'US BlueTech Companies to watch in 2017' with the aim of creating international collaboration. These companies were selected to participate in this year’s cohort of the US Maritime Technology Export Initiative, a collaboration between TMA and the International Trade Administration (ITA), part of the US Department of Commerce.”
Cheri Arvonio, Ocean Business Event Manager, explains: “The growth of Ocean Business over the past 10 years has led to an increase of support from international pavilions. The TMA sessions are a fantastic opportunity for Ocean Business visitors to hear from up and coming US companies in a series of 15 minute seminars who will present case studies, information about their technologies and discuss opportunities for collaboration."
These top small US BlueTech companies have been selected to represent the US Maritime Technology Export Initiative for their innovative technologies and business potential. Each will be attending Ocean Business to build international collaboration and trade by creating partnerships with buyers and distributors in world markets. They have diverse technology backgrounds, including: aerial drones, ballast water, remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), unmanned surface and underwater vehicles, vertical profiles and more.
BlueTech Company sessions on Wednesday 5 April, from 14.30 to 17.30:
- Aquabotix, which specialises in smart technology and viewing systems for ROVs
- Blue Robotics, which provides components for underwater robotic systems
- Assure Controls, with products and services to support ballast water compliance in shipping
- Del Mar Oceanographic, which produces the Wirewalker, a vertically profiling system powered by waves
- Marine Advanced Research, offering innovative unmanned surface vehicle technology to improve operational efficiency
- Plank Aerosystems, a developer of fully autonomous aerial drones for the commercial maritime industry
- XST, which provides insight into weather and oceanography conditions utilising Big Data Analytics to improve environmental forecasting.
The TMA seminars will take place in room G1 on the sixth floor; open to all Ocean Business visitors there is no need to register but you are advised to arrive early.
For the full programme of activities at the show and for FREE visitor registration, visit the website at www.oceanbusiness.com.
Ocean Business 2017 will be taking place at the NOC, Southampton, UK from 4 – 6 April 2017.