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OceanTech Expo 2011
Tuesday, May 17 10:30 am – Noon Panel: The Expanding Role of Environmental Measurement Systems in the Marine
Marketplace
Session Co-Chairs: Bruce Magnell, Ph.D – Technical Director, Woods Hole Group Archie Todd Morrison III, Ph.D – Senior Ocean Engineer, WHG
Speakers:
Russell Brown, Ph.D – Branch Chief, Ecosystems Surveys Program, NOAA
Incorporation of Advanced Technology to Meet the Expanding Data Requirements of Marine Spatial Planning
Eileen S. Kenney – Director of Permitting, Deepwater Wind LLC
Environmental Sampling to Satisfy Permitting
Albert J. Williams 3rd, Ph.D – Scientist Emeritus, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)
The Coastal and Global Scale Nodes of the Ocean Observatories Initiative as Viewed by a Fan
Stephen Wolf – DAMOS Program Manager - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Technological Advances in Environmental Monitoring Systems Bring Efficiency to Monitoring Dredged Material Disposal Sites 1:30 – 3:00 pm Panel: SNAME — Engaging with Ocean Instrument and Vehicle Developers to Assist with Emerging Offshore Design and Installation Challenges
Session Chair: Donald MacPherson, Chair, New England Chapter of Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Speakers:
William Simpson, PhD. – Professor, US Coast Guard Academy; C. Clifford Ness – Manta Research Corp.
Innovative Pressure Hull Design
Donald MacPherson – HydroComp, Inc.
Contemporary Thruster Design for Submersibles
Ray Fischer – Noise Control Engineering, Inc.
Keeping Vehicles Quiet
Wednesday, May 18 10:30 am – Noon Panel: Future Defense and Maritime Security Initiatives
Session Co-Chairs: David Mugridge – Fellow, Dalhousie University & Ric Walker – Maritime Safety & Security Specialist, Molchan Marine Sciences
Speakers:
Ric Walker – Molchan Marine Sciences, Inc.
Topic: Technology Demonstration and Evaluation: Setting the Stage for Future Initiatives?
Warren Heerlein – US Coast Guard R&D Center
Topic: Measuring the Deterrent Value of Maritime Counter Terrorism Activities
Michael Grzechowiak – Rite-Solutions, Inc.
Topic: Scalable Maritime Command & Control Architecture
Peter Johnston – Lansdowne Technolgies, Inc.
Topic: Critical Infrastructure and the Vulnerability of Ports 1:00 – 3:30 pm Panel: Hydrographic and Bathymetric Measurement Technology Advancements
Session Co-Chairs:
Capt. Andy Armstrong – Director, NOAA Center for Coastal Ocean Mapping at UNH &
Steve Withrow – Managing Partner, Trinity International Consultants, Inc.
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