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Published by: SMI Publishing, Ltd
Published: Feb. 22, 2007
Table of Contents
- Day 1
- 8.30 Registration & Coffee
- 9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks
- Sir Jeremy Blackham (Ret'd), Independent Defence Consultant, Sarnmere.
- 9.10 KEYNOTE ADDRESS: SECURING THE MOST INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRY IN THE 21ST CENTURY
- What are we facing, where are we heading? A summary of today's security environment
- Conditions that make this a decisive time for the future of maritime security policy
- Opportunities to improve maritime security
- Improving interdepartmental co-ordination and co-operation as well as fostering good international relations and working partnerships
- K. Sekimizu, Director, Maritime Safety Division, International Maritime Organisation.
- 9.50 A CO-OPERATIVE APPROACH TO MARITIME SECURITY
- Enhancing security, safety and environmental protection in the Mediterranean
- Rear Admiral Rinaldo Veri, Chief, 3rd Department - General Planning, General Staff, Italian Navy.
- 10.30 Morning Coffee
- 11.00 TRANSPARENCY OF BULGARIAN BLACK SEA BOARDER
- Criminal groups’ infiltration through Bulgarian boarder during the last 16 years is one of the hardest problems in the fight against terrorism, drugs traffic, illegal immigration and smugglers. What can be done to solve this?
- What are the elements of the national security from the sea direction?
- What is the legal environment nowadays?
- How the problem can be solved in keeping with the national interests in the Black sea area
- What are the disadvantages of the existing system?
- Captain Chavdar Ormanov, Assistant Professor, Technical University, Varna.
- 11.40 MEASURES FOR EFFECTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY
- The vulnerability of just in time supply chains
- Providing security throughout the supply chain: manufacturing, warehousing and transport
- Assessing your supply chain security risks
- Regulatory requirements
- Paul Lightburn, Manager, Lloyds Register .
- 12.20 Networking Lunch
- 1.50 BLUE BORDER SECURITY
- Migrants by sea
- Reasons
- Routes
- What they pay
- Are there any solutions
- Technology available
- Multi Agency usable technology
- Brian Cranmer, National Maritime Security Compliance Manager, Malta Maritime Authority.
- 2.30 INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION
- Assessing the levels of threat and developing interoperability of security
- Developing security across vessels and ports - interagency co-operation requirements
- Approaches to protect against strikes against cruise ships and commuter craft
- Effective passenger and cargo screening
- Sir Jeremy Blackham (Ret'd), Independent Defence Consultant, Sarnmere.
- 3.10 Afternoon Tea
- 3.40 UK MARITIME SURVEILLANCE
- Challenges and potential solutions
- The threats and targets
- The requirements
- Current capabilities including AIS and LRIT
- Future terrestrial solution
- The potential of space systems
- Lindon Paxton, Senior Systems and Operations Analyst, Defence Science & Technology Laboratory.
- 4.20 DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING GLOBAL, INTEROPERABLE STANDARDS FOR CONTAINER SECURITY
- The traditional role of the Navy in protecting marine territories
- The need for inter-agency co-operation
- The role of the International Maritime Organisation in facilitating security
- Christoph Seidelmann, President, International Container Security Organisation ICSO .
- 5.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
- Day 2
- 8.30 Re-registration & Coffee
- 9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks
- Ken Gibbons, Director, Ports and Terminals Group.
- 9.10 THE JOINT APPROACH TO MARITIME SECURITY
- Partnering with the USA to provide effective costal and marine protection
- Dean McFadden, Commander Joint Task Force Atlantic and Maritime Forces, Canadian Forces.
- 9.50 MODELLING THE GLOBAL SHIPPING NETWORK
- Analysis of Robustness and Reliability against Terrorist Attacks and Mode Failure
- Infrastructure, network and supply chain security: Interface analysis and applications in shipping and ports
- Introduction to PORTeC global shipping network model
- Examination of network robustness and vulnerability against random and intentional attacks
- Analysis of cost and economic impacts
- Opportunities and supporting tools for global operators, insurance and policy maker
- Khalid Bichou, Port Operations, Research and Technology Centre (PORTeC), Lloyd’s Register Transport Risk Management Centre, Centre for Transport Studies, Imperial College London.
- 10.30 Morning Coffee
- 11.00 SPECIAL PANEL DISCUSSION
- Attendees from the Maritime Security Conference are invited to join an interactive panel session with attendees from the Aviation Security Conference to discuss:
- The nature of terrorist threats faced and predicting the likelihood of crises
- Effective passenger screening and profiling techniques
- Commonalities between securing airports and seaports
- Co-operation in counter-measures for terrorism and organised crime
- Brian Cranmer, National Maritime Security Compliance Manager, Malta Maritime Authority.
- Ken Gibbons, Director, Ports and Terminals Group.
- Paul Wilkinson, Chairman, University of St Andrews.
- Haile Belai, Acting Chief of the Aviation Security and Facilitation, Icao.
- Dr. Lt. Col (Ret) Kathleen Sweet M.A., J.D. (USAF Ret.), , Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
- 12.00 SECURING THE DANUBE FROM THE BLACK SEA TO WESTERN EUROPE
- Expanding European influence,
- Demilitarization and progress towards civil society,
- Free movement of goods and people
- Risk assessment and Integrated Border Management,
- The riverine environment - Europe’s backdoor
- Tom Pine, Associate Consultant, and Senior Lecturer in Disaster Management, Civil Emergency Management Centre, University of Hertfordshire, University of Hertfordshire and associate consultant, Visor Consultants.
- 12.40 Networking Lunch
- 1.50 MEETING EU STANDARDS FOR MARITIME SECURITY
- The current status of SOLAS XI-2 and ISPS Code requirements and implementation
- Implementation in the EU Member States
- How the EU Commission is working with the IMO to facilitate standards
- implementation
- Achieving "buy-in" from key stakeholders;
- - Governments
- - Shipping companies
- - Port facilities
- - Security organisations
- Andrew Crawford, Maritime Security Expert, Directorate General for Energy and Transport,, European Commission.
- 2.30 REGIONAL SECURITY IN THE BALKANS
- A focus on Security in the Black Sea
- Regional security across Romania-Moldova-Transnistria
- Democracy in the Balkans
- The Secret Services and their reform in the Balkan countries
- Regional cooperation in promoting sustainable governance
- Cross cultural dialogue and cooperation in the Balkans
- Regional co-operation in promoting sustainable governance
- Cross cultural dialogue and co-operation in the Balkans
- Alexandru Cumpanasu, Executive Director, Association for Implementing Democracy.
- 3.10 Afternoon Tea
- 3.40 INNOVATIONS IN FACIAL RECOGNITION - TOWARDS HUMAN CAPABILITIES
- Imitating human abilities within an artificial neural network, SVM, or other media
- Design strategies that imitate human performance capabilities
- Models of human classification functionality
- Algorithms for matching 3D images
- Methods of recognition - Humans versus Machines
- Behrooz Kamgar-Parsi, Senior Research Scientist, Naval Research Laboratory (NRL).
- 4.20 PROTECTING AND MAINTAINING THE ENERGY SUPPLY CHAIN
- Ensuring free movement of supplies on the high seas
- Supply vulnerabilities - chokepoints, regional instabilities and their potential impact
- Dealing with the threat - the unique maritime challenges - practical, jurisdictional and diplomatic
- Kenji Kobayashi, Director, Office of Oil Markets and Emergency Preparedness, International Energy Agency.
- 5.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Conference
AbstractFocusing solely on securing the container supply chain without defending other parts of the maritime environment is like bolting down the front door of a house and leaving the back door wide open," Henry Willis, Researcher, RAND "Maritime and Terrorism: Risk and Liability""
The maritime transportation system underpins the world economy and an attack on this network could have disastrous consequences for global commerce. It is vital, therefore to ensure the security of the ports, ship and cargo containers as well as maintaining and improving maritime surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities to provide a broader picture of potential threats.
The SMi Group are proud to announce our 3rd Annual Maritime Security Conference. The event will take place as part of Global Security 2007, a series of three conferences dedicated to security measures being put in place on land, sea and air.
The events offer an unprecedented opportunity for attendees to learn from the operational experience of an excellent selection of internationally-renowned speakers, including:
- K. Sekimizu, Director, Maritime Safety Division, International Maritime Organisation
- Rear Admiral Rinaldo Veri, Chief, 3rd Department — General Planning, General Staff, Italian Navy
- Christoph Seidelmann, President, ICSO - International Container Security Organisation
- Behrooz Kamgar-Parsi, Senior Research Scientist, Naval Research Laboratory
- Rear Admiral Dean McFadden, Commander Joint Task Force Atlantic, Canadian Forces
- Vice Admiral Sir Jeremy Blackham (Ret'd), Independent Defence Consultant, Sarnmere
- Rear Admiral Igor Kabanenko, Chief of Staff and First Deputy Commander, Ukrainian Navy
- Lindon Paxton, Senior Systems and Operations Analyst, Defence Science & Technology Laboratory, Ministry of Defence, UK
- Kenji Kobayashi, Director, Office of Oil Markets and Emergency Preparedness, International Energy Agency
- Andrew Crawford, Maritime Security Expert, Directorate General for Energy and Transport, European Commission
- Khalid Bichou, International Logistics and Ports Analyst, PORTeC, Lloyd’s Register Transport Risk Management Centre and Imperial College London, UK
- Paul Lightburn, Intermodal Security Manager, External Affairs Department, Lloyd’s Register
- Alexandru Cumpanasu, Executive Director, Association for Implementing Democracy
- Brian Cranmer, National Maritime Security Compliance Manager, Malta Maritime Authority
- Ken Gibbons, Director, Ports and Terminals Group
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