Wednesday 8 October 2025 | 09:00-17:30
National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
SUT Member – £195 | Non-Member – £245 (excluding VAT)
We are entering an exciting new era of data-driven opportunity.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are delivering extraordinary advances in science and technology.
These capabilities have the potential to lead to some of the greatest developments in our history, with the oceans being no exception.
This conference will set this critical future use of ocean-related AI/ML into the context of the associated scientific, technological, operational and ethical/data management challenges.
Why join us in Southampton?
- Become familiar with expert contemporary thinking on emerging technologies in the marine space and how you fit in
- Hear from ground-breaking speakers from all aspects of oceanography, artificial intelligence and machine learning
- Understand what our industry could look like in the near future
- Better placed to consider how you and your organisation can prepare for industry changes
- Progress your own continuing professional development (CPD)
- Expand your network of peers and develop vital relationships
Speakers:
- Dr Sophie Arana, The Alan Turing Institute
- Professor Jennifer Brown, National Oceanography Centre
- Dr Tom Catchpole, CEFAS
- Professor Stephen de Mora FIMarEST, President, IMarEST
- Dr Rachel Furner, ECMWF
- Dr Marcus Juniper, MET Office
- Antonella Maia Perini, The Alan Turing Institute
- Dr Ajit Pillai, University of Exeter
- Professor Ralph Rayner FIMarEST, Co-chair IMarEST Operational Oceanography SIG
- Professor Caroline Rowland, Met Office
- Professor John Siddorn, National Oceanography Centre
- Dr Jozef Skakala, Plymouth Marine Laboratory
- Dr Jonathan Smith, British Antarctic Survey
- Dr Edward Steele, MET Office
The discount to use to get the member rate is : EP25
