Date for Diary: e-Navigation Conference at Cal Maritime

January 24, 2014

Image courtesy of Cal Maritime
Image courtesy of Cal Maritime

The Maritime Alliance draws attention to the upcoming 'e-Navigation Underway 2014 North America: Developing the Maritime Information Environment' which is an inaugural conference. 3-4 April 2014, hosted and managed by Cal Maritime in close cooperation with IALA and the Danish Maritime Authority as a regional version of the international "e-Navigation Underway".

The maritime information environment that e-Navigation will develop is not widely understood.  To encourage greater understanding, stimulate thought about e-Navigation's application to North American needs and promote the identification of specific actions to implement e-Navigation the Conference will:

  • Provide a summary of international and national governmental developments and plans.
  • Provide information about ongoing e-Navigation initiatives and test bed activities, to stimulate thought about their applicability to North American issues.
  • Explore specific areas affecting e-Navigation to identify steps which should be taken to insure the system can function effectively.
  • Formulate specific recommendations regarding the implementation and development of e-Navigation

Conference venue
All conference activities other than the spouse program and post-conference wine tour will be held on the campus grounds of the California Maritime Academy, 200 Maritime Academy Drive, Vallejo, CA, 94590, USA.  The university is located on the northeastern shores of the San Francisco Bay, approximately 45 minutes driving time from downtown San Francisco.

Full details and registration at: https://www.csum.edu/web/about/e-navigation
 

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