What’s going on at Ocean Business 2019?
More than 340 international exhibitors, over 180 hours of training and demonstration workshops, a cutting edge conference, industry led associated meetings, a careers event and innovative networking opportunities…
- International Exhibition FREE TO ATTEND
- Showcasing more than 340 exhibitors displaying the latest in the industry
- Training and Demonstration Sessions FREE TO ATTEND
- Get hands-on with products and services, on board vessels, in dockside waters, in a test tank and in classrooms
- Cutting Edge Conference FREE TO ATTEND
- Keeping delegates one step ahead in the fast moving industry
- Associated Meetings FREE TO ATTEND
- Held alongside and organised by leading associations and organisations in the industry
- Ocean Careers FREE TO ATTEND
- Offering careers and recruitment advice to those looking for employment in the industry
- Networking Opportunities
- At the welcome drinks the night before the show, a wine trail and the infamous gala dinner on the opening day
Why visit?
Benefits include:
- A cost effective means sourcing the latest products, services and information in your industry
- The opportunity to meet face-to-face with leading manufacturers and service providers all under one roof
- The ability to question, examine and compare the performance of competitive suppliers from around the world
- The unique opportunity to see the latest products and services demonstrated in their real environment, on board vessels, in dockside waters, in a test tanks and in classrooms
- Maintain and build relationships with peers via networking opportunities
- Keep-one-step ahead and hear from leading industry experts and the cutting edge conference
- Discover careers and recruitment opportunities from leading organisations in the industry and meet with potential employers
For more information and to register see www.oceanbusiness.com
Hedley Suite, Northumbria, University NE1 8ST
10am-4pm (Doors open at 9.30am)
Presentations
Listen and engage! An introduction to the SUT and what we do, followed by keynote speakers from each of our sponsors – potential hints for competition time.
Hands-on Activities
Competition time! Showcase your problem solving ability to the subsea engineering community, learn about intricacies within our sponsors’ products and win prizes.
Lunch with Engineers
Seize the day! Every lunch table will host at least one engineer for you to quiz. Find out what it takes to become an engineer, along with tips and tricks for applying for university, apprenticeships and jobs.
Sponsor Stands
Get inspired! Each of our sponsors will put on a stand. This is your time to learn about new and exciting research and development projects, the likes of which you could be involved in.
This event is free to attend but booking is essential.
Please click here for the flyer or for more information and to book your space please click here.
Click here for the Event Report
Sponsors
Venue: Subsea UK Office, 30 Abercrombie Court, Arnhall Business Park, Prospect Road, Westhill, AB32 6FE
11:30 – 14:00
Astrid Whyte, Mental Health Aberdeen will speak about making people aware of mental ill health and positive mental health in the workplace. What /how mental ill health can affect people at work and at home, how we can recognise the first signs of emotional distress / stress / anxiety in yourself and others and what, ideally, to do to avoid it.
What can affect a person’s mental wellbeing…
First tentative steps to:
- understand what actually happens when our body signals
- avoid it getting out of control
- how to help others to go for help and make them aware that you are noticing signs of stress/ distress
Booking
Book online now using the button at the top of the page.
Cost
Members – £15 + VAT
Non-members – £30 + VAT
Includes a light lunch and a donation to MHA.
For more information please click here.
The OSIG Committee is pleased to announce the finalised programme for the launch event for Y-OSIG. We will have an introduction by Mick Cook (SUT Council Member and Treasurer) and Andy Barwise (OSIG Chairman) followed by a stimulating afternoon of presentations from 11 young professionals on a wide range of subjects.
While the judges deliberate, Andy Barwise will lead a discussion on how Y-OSIG could work. All young offshore ‘geo’ professionals are invited to attend and discuss what they would like from Y-OSIG and how they could be involved.
The judges will then present the awards, and we will then adjourn to the Hoop and Toy for refreshments, kindly provided by our sponsors.
1st: £250 2nd: £175 3rd: £100
Author Affiliation Title Marco Beghi DNV GL Challenges in offshore site Investigation; a client representative’s perspective Callum Fry Southampton Uni Identifying conventionally sub-seismic structures using seafloor analogues Scott Griffiths Fugro The challenges of acquiring 2D high resolution seismic data in a shallow water environment Toby Balaam Oxford Uni Cyclic element testing for offshore monopile foundations Leah Arlott Fugro The Bolders Bank Formation; predicting the unpredictable Alessandro Mandolini Horizon Geosciences Theoretical and experimental investigation of the multiaxial soil response around OWT foundations Maarten Heijnen Southampton Uni Erosion at seafloor knickpoints : an important but under-recognised geohazard for seafloor infrastructure Bonita Barrett Leeds Uni Tuning, interference and false shallow gas signatures in geohazards interpretations beyond the λ/4 rule David Vaughan Fugro Post-stack AVO techniques for shallow gas detection in 3DHR marine site surveys Scott Whyte Fugro Characterisation of soils for offshore renewables foundation design: risks and opportunities Scarlett MummeryOffshore BlondieExperience with the Benthic Seabed Drill in Nearshore Conditions
Registrations start at 1330 Presentations start at 1400 drinks and nibbles at the Hoop & Toy from 1800.
Please click here for the flyer
With Special thanks to our sponsors:
Recently WISE initiated a study in order to gain further insight into the status of women working in the subsea sector. Prepared by Professor Linley Lord, Dr. Melissa Marinelli and Ms Danielle Leotta the report aims to establish a gender profile with a particular focus on women in STEM (science, technology, engineering, maths) professions in order to identify barriers and which are limiting participation and develop strategies to address this.
For further details on the event / to register click here
10:00 – 16:00
This conference, to be held in Bristol 6 November 2018, will provide an opportunity to discuss the equipment supply, technologies and service models required to support the industry in this new environment.
• The low oil prices of recent years have had a significant impact on the Oil and Gas business. However, this has not helped marine renewables become established as a commercially viable alternative.
• Despite signs of oil price recovery, the field operators and their supply chain expect costs will require to stay low.
• The focus of operations is transitioning to total expenditure (TOTEX) for full Life of Field Support.
• Key issues are lifelong asset integrity through IRM and smart autonomous technologies.
For more information and to book please visit Subsea UK
Early bird booking will close 9 October 2018.
EARLY BIRD Subsea UK / SUT members – £75
EARLY BIRD Non-members £90
Subsea UK / SUT members – £100
Non-members – £115
SUT have a technical partnership with Subsea UK for this event.
Technology & Innovation Centre, Glasgow From 13:30 on 1st to 12:45 on 2nd November 2018
Decommissioning and Wreck Removal
Influence, educate and unlock opportunities: Informing key decom and wreck removal challenges.
Join us at this sixth Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) and Marine Alliance for Science and Technology for Scotland (MASTS)Decom and Wreck Removal Workshop, where we bring together international expertise from oil and gas decommissioning, marine salvage, renewables and marine science, to build a shared understanding and explore solutions within wreck removal and offshore decommissioning.
Connect, network and debate with a range of international scientists, engineers, salvers, operators, regulators, trade bodies, NGOs, insurers, lawyers, and other users of the sea, to consider topics using a holistic life cycle approach.
Workshop topics:
- Global Environmental Challenges for Decommissioning – Explore pan basin challenges to managing the environment during decom, environmental policy drivers of decom practices and funding mechanisms for international industry and academic collaborations.
- Capture and Sharing of Marine Data – Interactive session exploring what data scientists need in order to understand our marine environment, and how industry can help them to get hold of it.
- Innovative Techniques and Technology Linking Salvage & Decom – From simulation and augmented reality, to the use of explosives as a cutting tool, this session explores the link to ecosystem impact, addresses possible misconceptions, and asks how to better integrate the scientific community with practical engineering matters and evaluation of options.
- Cutting Piles – Drill cutting pile options during decommissioning includenatural recovery, bioremediation, relocation and removal; We explore the current situation and discuss potential future developments.
Please click here for the flyer, or for more information and to register go to www.masts.ac.uk/annual-science-meeting using the discount code DECOMW (Please note the code is active for this workshop only).
