PACIFIC
2013 - SYDNEY CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE 7 - 9 October
Since its inception in 2000, the biennial Pacific International Maritime Exposition has continued to expand. The number of commercial maritime and naval defence industry participants from around the world has grown substantially.
As the only comprehensive international exhibition of its kind in the Asia Pacific region, PACIFIC2013 will again provide the ideal showcase for commercial maritime and naval defence industries to promote their capabilities to decision makers from around the world.
Held in the heart of Sydney and on the shores of one of the world's most beautiful harbours, PACIFIC2013 will be the eighth in the series and builds on the highly successful biennial events held in Sydney since 2000.
PACIFIC2013 will be held in conjunction with the 'International Fleet Review' which will be commemorating the centenary of the first entry of the Royal Australian Navy Fleet into Sydney.
MARITIME
AUSTRALIA LTD
Maritime Australia limited focuses on the development of Australia's industrial, manufacturing and information/communications technology resources in the commercial maritime and naval defence fields.
It is also a member of the not-for-profit group headed by Aerospace Maritime and Defence Foundation of Australia Limited.
The principal activity of Maritime Australia Limited is the conduct of the biennial Pacific International Maritime Exposition as well as support for the congress of conferences, seminars and symposia conducted in conjunction with it.
Since its inception in 2000, the Pacific International Maritime Exposition has become the most comprehensive commercial maritime and naval defence industry event in the Asia pacific region.
Maritime Australia Limited works closely with the Royal Australian Navy, not-for-profit industry groups and professional associations as major stakeholders in the conduct of the event.
In addition to its international industry exhibition, Pacific features the Royal Australian Navy Sea Power Conference conducted by the Navy's Sea Power Centre - Australia and the Pacific International Maritime Conference staged by Engineers Australia, The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology and The Royal Institution of Naval Architects.
The Chairman of Maritime Australia Limited is Vice Admiral Chris Ritchie, AO RANR and its other Board Members are Paul Johnson MBE, Michael Roche, Ian Smith and Ian Honnery (Chief Executive).
PACIFIC2013 International Maritime Exposition is a division of
Maritime Australia Limited (ABN 31 091 148 837)
THE
BOARD 2013
VADM Chris Ritchie AO, RAN (Ret’d) - Chairman
Mr Ian Honnery - Board Member and Chief Executive
Mr Paul Johnson MBE - Board Member
Mr Michael Roche - Board Member
Mr Ian Smith - Board Member
Mr Achim Drescher - Board Member
MELBOURNE,
AUSTRALIA 8 OCTOBER 2013 - Sentient awarded MA's Civil SME Innovation Grant
Sentient has been recognised today at the Maritime Australia Limited Innovation Awards, taking home the Civil SME Innovation Grant - 2013 for its pioneering work in the field of automated object detection in the maritime environment.
Awarded for the first time at Pacific 2013 International Maritime Exposition, the innovation grant recognises and rewards the efforts and achievements of small and medium Australian enterprises in the commercial maritime industry. Vice Admiral Chris Ritchie AO, RANR, chairman of Maritime Australia Limited, congratulated Sentient on its Kestrel Maritime solution and presented the company with a cheque for $10,000.
“We are very honoured to receive this innovation award. The maritime environment is very challenging for aerial surveillance. The constantly changing surface of the sea makes detection and tracking of small objects very difficult for both humans and automated analysis systems”, said Dr Paul Boxer, Managing Director of Sentient.
“With Kestrel Maritime, we have developed a software solution that automates the detection of small objects on the surface of the ocean. Taking into account environmental effects such as whitecaps, clouds and sun glare, the software reliably detects small objects including those with low electronic signatures such as wooden boats or people in the water”, Dr Boxer explained.
Kestrel Maritime is a software solution that processes electro-optical (EO) and infrared (IR) full motion video from manned and unmanned aerial vehicles. Operating in real-time, the software is capable not only to detect small objects, but also high visibility objects such as life jackets whilst searching wide maritime areas. It assists operators with visual and audio cues, alerting them to the object location at the earliest opportunity.
“Being able to locate small boats or people in the water, under difficult conditions, in a short period of time, saves lives”, said Dr Boxer.
Kestrel Maritime supports a wide range of maritime intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) patrol and search and rescue (SAR) missions. It is currently in use with organisations in Australia, USA and Canada.
CONFERENCE
SCHEDULE
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EVENT
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DATE/TIME
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LOCATION
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COST
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CONTACT
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Sea
Power Conference |
7-9
October
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Auditorium |
Please
Contact Organiser |
seapower.conference@defence.gov.au
Website:www.seapowerconference2013.com.au |
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Pacific
2013 International Maritime Conference (IMC) |
7-9
October |
Parkside
110A and 110B – |
Please
Contact Organiser |
To
register and for more information including the current
program for the IMC Conference please refer to the website
- www.pacific2013imc.com |
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2013
- Unmanned Systems Maritime Applications – Navy Rules! |
Tuesday
8 October
09.00-17.00 |
Conference
Room G03 |
Please
Contact Organiser |
To register and for more
information please refer to the website – www.aaus.org.au
or contact the Executive Director, Ms Peggy MacTavish –
peggy.mactavish@aaus.org.au
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AAUS is proud to be
hosting its second conference event in conjunction with
Pacific 2013 and the RAN’s 100th Anniversary. Liberal
Senator for South Australia, the Hon David Fawcett will
open the exciting one-day event. The event will bring
together influential international representatives from
Defence, Industry, and Academia for specialist discussions
on maritime unmanned systems applications. A preliminary
conference program will be made available in the coming
weeks.
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Advanced
Biofuels Industry Day
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Tuesday
8 October 2013 |
Hall
3 Auditorium
National Maritime Museum |
Invitation
Only |
Dr
Susan Pond,
US Studies Centre, University of Sydney
Tel: 0414 556 847
Email: susan@pondemail.com |
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DIIC/Enterprise
Connect SME Workshop
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Wednesday
9 October – 07.30-09.00 |
Conference
Room G01 |
Free
to registered Trade Visitors |
Maritime
Australia Limited –
Gregor Ferguson Tel: 0414 803 717 or email: gferguson@amda.com.au |
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Global
Supply Chain (GSC) Program Information Session |
Wednesday
9 October
09:00-12:15 |
Conference
Room G02 |
Free |
Places
are limited. Potential attendees are asked to register
their interest with the DMO at: GSC.Info@defence.gov.au |
The
DMO is holding an information session for Australian
companies on the Global Supply Chain Program. The Program
identifies opportunities for Australian companies in the
global supply chain of multinational defence companies and
should be of particular interest to those companies who
are already competing for and winning work
internationally. Following the presentations there will be
an opportunity for companies to meet with the GSC Prime
representatives. |
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Global
Supply Chain Program |
Wednesday
9 October
14:00-17:00 |
Conference
Room G02 |
Invitation
Only |
Ms
Samantha Peel
samantha.peel@defence.gov.au |
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Heli
Pac 13 – Offshore Helicopter Operations Symposium
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8
October – 09.00-17.00 |
Conference
Room G04 |
Free
- Please Contact Organiser |
Australian Helicopter
Industry Association (AHIA) – Mr Rob Rich, AHIA Events
Coordinator
PO Box 1796
CARINDALE QLD 4152 Australia
Tel: 0415 641 774
Email: secretary@austhia.com
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This Symposium will
address a range of issues bearing on offshore helicopter
operations around Australia: commercial developments in
the helicopter industry; emerging technologies for
offshore operations; Indo-Pacific fleet updates; and the
impact of new CASA legislation on human resources and
costs of upgrading to new standards.
In addition to our focus
on off-shore operations in the north of Australia, we will
invite speakers to update us on the new IFR and co-pilot
rules from CASA – effective at the end of this year.
Will this create shortages?
The host of this Seminar
will be Peter Crook, President of the AHIA. Event
organiser and Chairperson is Rob Rich, Secretary, AHIA.
For further information please go to: www.austhia.com
and www.bladeslapper.com
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IndPac
2013 – "The Phantom Menace – International
Responses to Piracy"
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7
October – 09.00-14.00 |
Conference
Room G01 |
Please
Contact Organiser |
Dr
Alexey Muraviev,
Curtin University
Tel: 08 9266 2234
Email: a.muraviev@curtin.edu.au |
This
inaugural IndPac seminar will address the methods adopted
by the international community, both individually and
collectively, to the persistent problem of Piracy, both in
the archipelagic waters of south-east Asia and off the
Horn of Africa. |
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Maritime
Australia Limited – Industry Innovation Awards
Presentation
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Tuesday
8 October –
16.00-17.00 |
Hall
3 Function Room |
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Maritime
Australia Limited –
Gregor Ferguson Tel: 0414 803 717 or email: gferguson@amda.com.au |
The
Chairman of Maritime Australia Limited will present the
inaugural Maritime Australia Limited Industry Innovation
Awards, SME Grants and Young Innovator Scholarships to the
six smartest and most innovative companies and individuals
in Australia's naval and maritime industries. |
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PacShip
2013 – Shipping and Export Leaders' Summit
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Tuesday
8 October – 09.00-13.00 |
Conference
Room G01 |
Invitation Only
CLOSED TO MEDIA
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Maritime
Australia Limited –
Gregor Ferguson Tel: 0414 803 717 or email: gferguson@amda.com.au |
Organised by Maritime
Australia Limited in partnership with Shipping Australia
Limited and the Export Council of Australia, this Summit
will be a small, exclusive gathering of CEOs and senior
officials from the shipping industry and its various
clients – the major exporters and importers of wine,
beef, iron ore, coal, oil & gas, and other
commodities. It will be chaired by Mr Ken Fitzpatrick,
Chairman of Shipping Australia Limited, and its theme will
be "Exports and Imports Downunder – the Role of the
Maritime Sector". The intent is to look at the likely
needs of the shipping and export industries (including the
logistics sector) over the next 50 years or so and the
challenges involved in meeting them.
The Transport Minister of
the day has been invited to deliver an opening keynote
address at the Summit.
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Ports
and the Environment - Environmental Issues Affecting the
Maritime Industry |
Tuesday
8 October 14.00-17.00 |
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Please
Contact Organiser |
Mr
Richard Griffiths,
Chairman,
Australian Association for Maritime Affairs (AAMA)
Tel: 02 6248 9609
Email: griffithsrd@gmail.com |
Conducted
by Maritime Australia Limited in partnership with The
Australian Association of Maritime Affairs (AAMA) and
Ports Australia. |
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RPDE
Biannual Participants' meeting
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Wednesday
9 October – 13.00-17.00 |
Conference
Room G04 |
Invitation
Only |
Mr Ken Snell
RPDE Engagement Manager
Rapid Prototyping, Development & Evaluation (RPDE)
Program
Tel: 02 6127 4900
Email: ken.snell@rpde.org.au
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The
RPDE Mission is to accelerate and enhance Australian
Defence Force (ADF) war-fighting capability through
innovation and collaboration RPDE is a unique
collaboration between Defence, industry and academia,
bringing together the best and brightest from across the
defence industry spectrum. When these forces join in a
neutral, non-competitive environment, knowing that
intellectual property and commercial interests are
protected, the results are formidable. The RPDE Biennial
Meeting of Participants (BMP) is a regular gathering and
an opportunity for potential participants to engage with
the program. |
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SEA
1000 - Australia's new submarines |
Wednesday
9 October – 08.00-09.30 |
Conference
Room G04 |
Free
to registered Trade Visitors |
Ms Lara de Masson,
Office of the General Manager Submarines,
Defence Materiel Organisation
Email: lara.demasson@defence.gov.au
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US
Comparative Technology Office ( CTO ) Foreign Comparative
Testing (FCT) Program Information Session |
Monday
7 October
09:15 -10:00 |
Conference
Room G02 |
Free |
Places
are limited |
The
CTO is holding an information session for interested
companies which will provide an overview of the FCT
program and the innovative capabilities or products that
are being sought in an increasingly competitive global
market. The presentation will be of interest to companies
with an innovative and developed product that may confer
an advantage over current equipment in use by the US
military. |
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Women's
International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA)
Seminar
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Wednesday
9 October - 14.00-17.00 |
Conference
Room G01 |
Invitation
Only |
Ms Danella Wilmshurst,
President,
WISTA Australia
Email: dwilmshurst@hwle.com.au
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WISTA, Australia is the
Australian branch of the international WISTA (Women's
International Shipping and Trading Association). WISTA is
a non profit organisation for women in the maritime
transportation business and related trades worldwide. The
association links women in the maritime industry.
WISTA, Australia was
founded in 2011. The founding executive members are
striving hard to create an association that will foster
networking and educational opportunities for women in the
shipping, trade and related industries.
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CONTACTS
Pacific 2013 International Maritime Exposition
PO Box 4095
Geelong Victoria 3220
Australia
Telephone: +61 (0)3 5282 0500
Facsimile: +61 (0)3 5282 4455
Sales Team
Penny
Haines
Executive Manager Sales Operations |
Direct Tel:
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+
61 3 5282 0535 |
Fax:
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+
61 3 5282 4455 |
Email:
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phaines@amda.com.au |
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Bob
Wouda
Executive Manager Sales Development and Trade Show
Promotion |
Direct Tel:
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+
61 3 5282 0538 |
Fax:
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+
61 3 5282 4455 |
Email:
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bwouda@amda.com.au |
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Kay
McLaglen
Sales Executive |
Direct Tel:
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+61
3 5282 0502 |
Fax:
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+61
3 5282 4455 |
Email:
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kmclaglen@amda.com.au |
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Jane
Kruger
Exhibitor Coordinator |
Direct Tel:
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+61
3 5282 0544 |
Fax:
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+61
3 5282 4455 |
Email:
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jkruger@amda.com.au |
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Overseas
Representatives
GERMANY |
Mr
Kristian Schischke
ECM Expo and Conference
Management GmbH |
Hannoversche
Strasse 2
10115 Berlin
Germany
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Tel: |
+49
30 6178 4340 |
Fax: |
+49
30 6178 4349 |
Email: |
ks@ecm-berlin.de |
Also: |
office@ecm-berlin.de |
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UNITED
KINGDOM |
Peter
Terrill & Associates |
P.O.Box 7,
Littlebourne, Canterbury
Kent CT3 1YX
England
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Tel: |
+44
1227 728 243 |
Fax: |
+44
1227 728 243 |
Mob: |
(0)7887
635 903 |
Email: |
pterrill@pt-associates.demon.co.uk |
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UNITED
STATES |
Mr.
Thomas J Kallman
Kallman Worldwide Inc |
4 North St, STE
800
Waldwick, NJ
NJ07463-1842
USA
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Tel: |
+1
201 251 2600 |
Fax: |
+1
201 251 2760 |
Email: |
tk@kallman.com |
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ITALY |
Ms
Ida De Mari
Ediconsult Internazionale |
Piazza Fontane
Marose
3 – 16123 Genova
ITALIA
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Tel: |
+39
010 583 684 |
Fax: |
+
39 010 566 578 |
Email: |
genova@ediconsult.com |
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THE
NETHERLANDS |
Mr
Jan van Grinsven
Gielissen Interiors and Exhibitions |
F. van
Riemsdijkweg 21
5657 EE Eindhoven
(PO Box 7069, 5605 JB Eindhoven)
THE NETHERLANDS
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Tel: |
+31
40 235 36 37 |
Fax: |
+31
40 235 36 98 |
Email: |
defense@gielissen.nl |
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LINKS
& REFERENCE
http://www.dimdex.com/en/warship-display.aspx http://www.npp.com.qa/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qatar_Armed_Forces
http://www.asdwire.com/press-release-8988/ http://www.maritimeaustralia.com.au/ http://www.pacific2013.com.au/innovation-awards/index.html Kestrel
Marine's Sentient object recognition
system Maritime
Australia Limited Pacific
2013 Awards
The
Combat ZCC with 40kW wind turbines. This is a 50 ton vessel that is
elongated, but retaining the same low frontal area as with the merchant
Bluefish ZZC platforms above. This battleship can be armed with a potent
mix of torpedoes,
SAM and Cruise
missiles. The total energy harvesting capacity is around 176kW (235hp), giving an
Energy Harvested to Displacement ratio (EH/D) of 3.52kW/ton (4.72hp/ton).
The vessel is more efficient at collecting energy during darkness,
reducing the battery storage needed, hence improving the potential
payload. Larger versions of this format could be the emission free cargo
ships of the future. The average cruising speed of this vessel will be
higher from the longer hull 50m (163ft) hull on the waterline, giving a
better speed/length ratio. The OAL is 56M (183ft). The sprint speed of
this craft will be in the 20+ knot region - dependent on active hull
deployment.
The
cost of diesel fuel to operate this ship continuously for a year is
approximately: .29gals/hp x 117 x 24 x 365 = $297,226.80 (£183,393.99) In
ten years that would be $2.97M (£1.83M). Fuel for thought!
In this calculation we have assumed for the sake of simplicity that the
235 horsepower harvested during the day is split 50/50 for day and night
operation. In reality, the wind turbines operate just as well in the dark.
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