Grab yourself a beverage and a snack and join us for a sociable evening quiz on all things sea-related. There will be no rounds on Brexit, Trump or Covid to ensure a relaxing and stress-free evening – unless you’re highly competitive of course!
Dec 10, 2020 17:30-19:00 GMT
Please note that you’ll need to download https://kahoot.it to play the quiz
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Friday 13 November 2020 12:00 PM GMT
SUT is licensing the ability to offer registered Professional status as Chartered Marine Technologists for individuals who satisfy the relevant academic and experience requirements, from the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology (IMarEST).
In this webinar, SUT CEO Steve Hall will explain the benefits of professional registration, what the basic requirements are, and how to embark on the process. As part of SUT+, early career marine technologists may wish to consider this as something that gives them a competitive edge in the industry, commits them to long-term CPD, and can be of benefit as they progress through their career, particularly for those who lack a PhD but do have a Masters degree.
In the future SUT may also license Chartered Marine Engineer and Chartered Marine Scientist from IMarEST. We’ve co-developed the scheme with our friends at the Marine Technology Society and the CMarTech status will be recognised across IMarEST, SUT, & MTS.
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RAPAT (Rapid Acceptance of Products & Technologies) is a free, easy-to-use tool, created to help technology developers meet the urgent need for emergency product acceptance. Excel-based, our tool is applicable across a range of technologies and leads the developer through a series of questions and worksheets to help define technology and user requirements and understand the associated risks and to support you in demonstrating evidence of fulfilling the requirements and managing the risks so the technology can be verified/approved for use by end-user. As a generic tool, it is also applicable for non-emergency applications and provides a structured approach based on industry best practice to support product acceptance and certification.
Caroline is Managing Director of Astrimar, Chief Consultant and Fellow of IMechE, with over 25 years’ experience in oil and gas, and subsea engineering sectors. Caroline’s technical expertise in reliability engineering, integrity, technical risk management, and technology qualification has supported development of industry best practice. She has coached numerous operators and technology developers in their implementation. Caroline is passionate about helping clients understand and prevent failures at every stage of the life cycle from technology concept through to end of life and asset decommissioning. Since its 2010 inception, Astrimar has been a leader in reliability and technology qualification best practice and is currently developing TQ guidance for OGTC.
Tue, Dec 8, 2020 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM GMT
This event is free. Click here to register.
This is a jointly hosted event with Subsea UK and the Society for Underwater Technology.
Credit: Manuel Diez – AUV Engineer – Fugro Survey Ltd
13:30-14:30
Richard Mills, Kongsberg Maritime, will talk about his work starting in the subsea industry at ISE after a career in military aviation, the general history of AUVs, the HUGIN system, and future AUV plans.
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Richard Mills
1330-1430
Nick Swift Chair of SUT Defence Special Interest Group – An introduction to SUT’s Defence Special Interest Group.
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13:30 – 14:30
Presented by Robbie Brady and Danny Coles
The Tidal Stream Industry Energiser Project, known as TIGER, is an ambitious €46.8m project, of which €28m (69%) comes from the European Regional Development Fund via the Interreg France (Channel) England Programme. This is the largest ever Interreg project and will prove to be game-changing for the European tidal stream energy sector.
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Mercator Ocean international, the UK Met Office, Plymouth Marine Laboratory and BSH (Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency) are organizing the Copernicus Marine Service Online Training Workshop dedicated to the North West Shelf Seas on November 03 2020 – 1:30 pm UTC.
CONTEXT
The online Copernicus Marine Training sessions have been designed to train existing as well as new Copernicus Marine Service users. The audience will learn about the use of the Copernicus Marine Service products and services and their possible applications.
The acquisition of knowledge during the workshop will allow the public to
Copernicus marine products are open-access and free for all to use.
OBJECTIVES OF THE WORKSHOP ARE TO:
The workshop aims to bring together experts and users of marine products. It will consist of a mixture of plenary expert talks, round table discussions and hands-on practical exercises to explore the Copernicus Marine products catalogue. The target audience is mainly beginners and new users.
By the end of this training event you will be able to:
- Describe the potential value of using Copernicus Marine products.
- Identify relevant Copernicus Marine products that would be appropriate for you to use.
- Navigate the Copernicus Marine product catalogue.
- Confidently use appropriate tools and products from the catalogue.
- Provide inputs for future design and development of Copernicus Marine Service tools and products.
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We invite you to attend the next OSIGp GeoForum on Thursday 12 November at the State Library of WA.
The event will feature the following presentations and be chaired by Raffaele Ragni, NGI.
- Post-Fukushima Fault Studies for Nuclear Power Safety in California, USA
Bryan Bergkamp, Senior Geoscientist, Fugro
- Emphasising an integrated geophysical and geotechnical assessment
Fiona Fitzpatrick, Geohazards Consultant, RPS AAP (Energy), Perth
- Seafloor pockmarks and submarine landslides: insight from the Northern Carnarvon Basin (Australia’s North West Shelf)
Rosine Riera , Geologist, NGI
Please register here
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12:00 – 13:00
Hieu Le, Senior Naval Architect at Atkins
Hieu Le will present about the Offshore Wind industry, discussing various types of offshore wind substructures (monopiles, jackets, floating foundations) with examples from the Flagship projects that Atkins have been involved in. Hieu Le is a senior naval architect from Atkins with 7-year experience in both Oil & Gas and Offshore Wind industries. He’s an advocate for the increasing use of LNG and renewable energy in the energy mix.
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This meeting has been organised by the NECJB of IMarEST& RINA and will be hosted on IMarESTTV. Presentations will commence at 5.00pm, followed by questions and closing ~6:30pm.
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Our inaugural technical meeting of members from the North East Coast Joint Branch (NECJB) of IMarEST and RINA in association with the NI together with the North Branch of the SUT.
We will delve into the latest design, construction, and operations of ship-shaped offshore installations with four interlinked presentations moving from the shipyard to the seabed:
- Are offshore installations a shipyard business? – Paul Stott
- The Drivers and Challenges in the Design of Floating Offshore Assets – Keith Hutchinson
- A Review of Mooring System Solutions for Floating Offshore Assets – Jon Dunstan
- Surface to Seabed: Integrating Well Control, Processing and Subsea Infrastructure – Alan Dobson
Paul Stott is a senior lecturer at Newcastle University. A naval architect by profession, Paul’s expertise is in the interface between marine industries and markets, in particular competitiveness and price/subsidy.
Keith Hutchinson is a ship designer and naval architect at Safinah Group. He is at the forefront of the latest technical developments in the sector, with specific expertise in large floating oil and liquified gas facilities.
Jon Dunstan is managing director of London Marine Consultants. He has extensive experience of the design, construction, installation, operation, maintenance and decommissioning of large fixed and floating offshore oil and gas facilities.
Alan Dobson is a chartered mechanical engineer at TechnipFMC. He is currently in charge of Umbilical and Cable Research and Technology Governance.
North of England events are kindly sponsored by:
