Maritime Industry Security Forum 2024
22.02.2024
Plac Władysława Bartoszewskiego 1, Gdańsk
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The main theme of the 6th edition of the Maritime Industry Safety Forum will be a conversation about artificial intelligence and modern energy solutions for the maritime economy. We will discuss digital twins - a technology based largely on simulations, mathematical models and the Internet of Things.
The industrial revolution reached the seas and oceans as quickly as it did on land. But is the maritime industry ready for digital technologies? What are the prospects for the use of artificial intelligence on ships and offshore units? Do Polish offshore companies take proper care of digital security? What are the costs associated with implementing artificial intelligence in the maritime economy?
During three thematic blocks, dual-use technologies for communication security in the maritime industry will be discussed, based on examples of projects qualified for the NATO DIANA accelerator. We will talk about the opportunities and threats related to the use of AI in maritime autonomous systems and in research on energy infrastructure in the Baltic Sea. Aspects of energy optimization and the use of digital simulations to increase the safety of offshore wind farms will also be discussed.
10:00
Grand opening of the event
Przemysław Sztandera – President of the Management Board, Pomeranian Special Economic Zone Ltd.
Ph.D. Dariusz Gołębiewski – President of the Management Board, PZU LAB Inc.
BLOK I
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MARITIME ECONOMY
10:20
Dual-use technologies for securing critical infrastructure in the maritime industry - NATO DIANA case study
prof. Ph.D. engineer PG Łukasz Kulas, Gdańsk University of Technology | Revobeam
10:40
Application of artificial intelligence (AI) in maritime autonomous systems
Sylwester Szewczyk, ABB Marine
11:00
Debate: "Challenges of the digital future in the maritime industry. Are AI, AR and digital twin a remedy for building the resilience of supply chains"
Moderator: red. Artur Kiełbasiński
Panelists:
prof. Ph.D. engineer PG Łukasz Kulas, Gdańsk University of Technology | Revobeam
Sylwester Szewczyk, ABB Marine
Ph.D. Tomasz Braun, Port of Gdansk Authority
adw. Mateusz Romowicz, Legal Counsel, Legal Marine
11:50
Coffee break
BLOK II
MODERN ENERGY SOLUTIONS FOR THE MARITIME ECONOMY
12:20
The use of AI in research on energy infrastructure in the Baltic Sea. Chances and dangers
Paweł Gajewski, President of the Management Board, MEWO Inc.
12:40
New technologies in the service of energy optimization
Ph.D. Patryk Chaja, Instytut Maszyn Przepływowych KEZO Centrum Badawcze PAN
13:00
The use of digital simulation to increase safety on offshore wind farms
Tomasz Lisiecki, Chairman Of The Board, Centrum Nowych Kompetencji
13:20
Prediction of failures on wind farms
Ph.D. Sebastian Kowalczyk, Director of the OWF Operations Division, Energa Wytwarzanie Inc.
13:40
Coffee break
BLOK III
DIGITAL TWINS
14:00
Digital Twin – case study portów morskich
Michał Racław, Business Development Manager Scan3D
14:20
Digital twin – iTwin – Security
Tomasz Owczarek, Director of the Digital Transformation Department of EUVIC Solutions Inc.
Piotr Bińkowski, Konsultant do spraw informacji przestrzennej, EUVIC Solutions Inc.
14:40
Lunch and informal talks
