United Nations Decade of Ocean Science...4 _ STW _ 2020 TESTIMONIALS FROM THE SEA TECH WEEK® INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS REGARDING THE MARINE OBSERVATION The human race …

United Nations Decadeof Ocean Sciencefor Sustainable Development

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P.03 INTERVIEW WITH FRANÇOIS CUILLANDRE

P.04 TESTIMONIALS FROM THE SEA TECH WEEK® INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS REGARDING THE MARINE OBSERVATION

P.06 SEA TECH WEEK® BEFORE PROGRAMME

P.07 OVERVIEW

P.08 E-CONFERENCE THE INVITED SESSIONS

P.28 E-CONFERENCE THE PAPERS SESSIONS

P.35 PROFESSIONAL EXHIBITION

P.59 SPEAKERS

P.62 PROGRAMME OF THE CONFERENCE

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Sea Tech Week® returns this year for an amazing 12th time. The core theme of 2020’s event is ‘Observation: from seabed to space’. Why this particular theme?

The theme of this year’s event was chosen by stakehold-ers from the Campus mondial de la mer community, who are closely involved in international projects and net-works linked to observing and understanding the oceans.

Take, for example, the French Naval Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service (Shom), based in Brest. It is the world’s leading of ficial hydrographic service and this year celebrates its 300th anniversary. Space sector ap-plications are also currently experiencing major growth in Brittany, as is demonstrated by the number of the region’s companies and research laboratories involved in this field.

What impact is the health crisis having on Sea Tech Week® 2020?

The Campus mondial de la mer community wanted to go ahead with Sea Tech Week®, despite the dif ficult circumstances we are experiencing. However given the situation, we could not envisage organising the event the same way as in previous years. So we opted to make Sea Tech Week® a vir tual event, while making sure we meet the need for our region’s marine science and technology experts – principally in companies and laboratories – to be able to share ideas.

But we are not talking here about a scaled-down event! Quite the contrary. We have retained practically all the elements of Sea Tech Week®. Therefore conference-go-ers will be able to take part in more sessions than ever, participate in B2B meetings, visit the exhibition, and more.

This vir tual Sea Tech Week of fers an amazing opportu-nity to encourage participation by a wider, even more international audience.

On that note, what examples of international cooperation will Sea Tech Week® be able to highlight?

The second meeting of the Campus mondial de la mer Assembly, organised in December 2019 at Océanopolis, a unique aquarium in Europe, demonstrated the capacity of our science and technology community to extend the region’s influence internationally and to attract talent.

Following Brazil, Canada and Norway, it is Australia’s turn to take centre stage, with the focus on common areas of interest such as undersea robotics and space. Our partners from India, Quebec and the United Kingdom will also be heavily involved in the 12th Sea Tech Week®.

Do come and join us online from 12 to 16 October.

THE SEA TECH WEEK®

INTERVIEW WITH FRANÇOIS CUILLANDREFRANÇOIS CUILLANDRE, PRESIDENT OF BREST MÉTROPOLE, RESPONDS TO 3 QUESTIONS ON THE EVENT.

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TESTIMONIALS FROM THE SEA TECH WEEK® INTERNATIONALCOMM ITTEE MEMBERS REGARD ING THE MAR INE OBSERVAT ION

T he human r ace t hr oug h i t s eons o f deve lopmen t ha s a lway s cr a f ted

way s to har ne s s t he power o f na t ur a l r e s our ce s to ad vance i t s e l f .

Today, we ar e a t t he cusp o f a major chang e to our p lane t t ha t ha s

c lear l y mot i va ted t he wor ld or g an iz a t ions , na t ions , and people to

car e f u l l y cur a te our f u t ur e r e spons e in or der f or t he wor ld to r e -

main s us t a inab le . T h is ha s led t he UN to de f ine a s e t o f s even teen

s o - ca l led S us t a inab i l i t y Deve lopmen t Goa ls ( S DG s) a s a b luepr in t

“ to ach ieve a be t ter and mor e s us t a inab le f u t ur e f or a l l ”. At t he 14 t h

po s i t ion on t ha t l i s t o f S DG s i s L i f e be low Water to cons er ve and

s us t a inab ly us e t he oceans , s ea s , and mar ine r e s our ce s f or s us t a in -

ab le deve lopmen t . Mar ine S c ience and techno log y pr omis e to be an

impor t an t enab ler o f t h is g oa l . In f ac t , t h is f ie ld i s be ing pr opo s ed

to be s o economica l l y v iab le t ha t i t ha s g i ven b ir t h to an economic

ter m in t he f or m o f B lue Economy which i s be ing adopted by var ious

or g an iz a t ions and nat ions wor ld over to h ig h l ig h t t he oppor t un i t ie s

i t ho lds .

Ind ia w i t h i t s coa s t l ine o f mor e t han 7500 k i lometer s and an

ava i lab le ocean ic ar ea o f 2 .3 mi l l ion s quar e k i lometer s , i s po is ed to

make a mar k in t h is emer g ing f ie ld . T he Ind ian Ocean r eg ion ho lds

abundan t r e s our ce s f or var ious s ec tor s s uch a s f i sher ie s , aquacul -

t ur e , ocean ener g y, s ea -bed min ing , e tc . which a l r ead y con t r ibu te s

s ig n i f ican t l y to t he na t ion’s GDP. De sp i te t ha t , t her e i s a coor d i -

na ted e f f or t f r om t he g over nmen t to har ne s s t he power o f mar ine

r e s our ce s t hr oug h ex tens i ve per meat ion o f moder n techno log y in

or der to pr ope l t he na t ion in to a s teeper g r ow t h t r a jec tor y. In t h is

r eg ar d , var ious na t iona l pr ojec t s s uch a s S ag ar mala pr ojec t a s wel l

a s f ocus on ind ig enous sh ip -bui ld ing and r epa ir techno log y has

a l r ead y been in i t ia ted w i t h hug e inve s t men t s . B e s ide s t he s e ar ea s ,

a s t r ong impet us on innovat ion - dr i ven Re s ear ch and Deve lopmen t

in t he ar ea s o f Ocean E ner g y, Mar ine B io log y, B io techno log y, e tc . i s

be ing p lanned f or t he na t ion to ach ieve s ig n i f ican t mar ket shar e s in

t he s e s ec tor s .

A mong var ious Ind ian ins t i t u te s and un i ver s i t ie s , I I T Goa i s un ique l y

po s i t ioned to con t r ibu te towar ds na t iona l g oa ls in t he ar ea o f ma-

r ine s c ience and techno log y. Wi t h i t s s t r a teg ic locat ion on t he we s t

coa s t o f Ind ia and c lo s e pr ox imi t y to var ious r e levan t indus t r ie s and

Nat iona l labor a tor ie s , Goa o f f er s a d is t inc t ad van t ag e in ter ms o f

cr ea t ing a techno log ica l hub f or mar ine s c ience and techno log y. A s

a r e la t i ve l y young ins t i t u te , I I T Goa i s commi t ted to con t r ibu t ing to

t he deve lopmen t o f t h is s ec tor bo t h a t t he loca l a s wel l a s na t iona l

and in ter nat iona l leve l w i t h i t s unwaver ing f ocus on g ener a t ing

innovat i ve techno log ica l s o lu t ions . We have made a s t r ong beg in -

n ing in t h is r eg ar d by s ig n ing MoUs wi t h var ious Fr ench ins t i t u te s

and indus t r ie s located on i t s we s t coa s t t hr oug h a pr og r am named

Goa At lan t ic Cooper a t ion P r og r am (GOAT ) . T he key to t he s ucce s s

o f s uch an over ar ch ing g oa l would be a coor d ina ted e f f or t f r om a l l

t he r e levan t s t akeho lder s in t h is ar ea . I I T Goa env is ions to become

a major p layer in coor d ina t ing t h is e f f or t in no t s o d is t an t f u t ur e .

Barada Kanta MISHRA,

Director of Indian

Institute of

Technology

Goa, India

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T he Ocean Ob s er vat ion i s cr i t ica l to moni tor t he Heal t h and to

g u ide t he S us t a inab le Deve lopmen t o f our P lanet . I t i s t he ba s ic

in f or mat ion needed to r epor t and under s t and t he impac t s o f human

ac t i v i t ie s and i t s in ter ac t ions w i t h t he oceans , w i t h t he coa s t a l and

aquat ic zone s . Dec is ion -maker s wor ldwide must ens ur e t ha t s u f-

f ic ien t f unding i s made ava i lab le to in i t ia te , incr ea s e and main t a in

g loba l l y in teg r a ted h ig h qua l i t y Ocean Ob s er vat ion . I t i s f ur t her

impor t an t to ens ur e pr ompt and ea sy acce s s , open shar ing and

in ter oper ab i l i t y o f a l l da t a and in f or mat ion g at her ed; a s leg acy,

cur r en t , near r ea l t ime and /or r ea l t ime dat a and in f or mat ion .

T h is r epr e s en t s a major g loba l cha l leng e , e spec ia l l y when in 2020,

t he s t a t us o f Ocean Mapping cover ag e s t i l l shows a lack o f 80%

o f t he ba s ic ba t hy met r ic mea s ur emen t s . T he us e o f r emote s ens-

ing and a l l new emer g ing techno log ie s , s uch a s : S a te l l i t e E ar t h &

Ocean Ob s er vat ion , in addi t ion to Au tomated Aer ia l , S ur f ace and

Under water Vehic le s must be acce ler a ted and incr ea s ed . T hey ar e

becoming p i vo t a l to Ocean Ob s er vat ion a t d i f f er en t r e s o lu t ions .

A l l iance s o f coun t r ie s and In ter nat iona l Or g aniz a t ions must deve lop

and implemen t t he ir own ver s ion o f in i t ia t i ve s , insp ir ed f r om t he

Uni ted Nat ions Decade o f Ocean S c ience 202 1-30, as wel l a s T he

Nippon Foundat ion - GEB C O, S eabed 2030 P r ojec t , to con t r ibu te and

bui ld k nowledg e f or t he s us t a inab i l i t y o f our oceans and t he f u t ur e

o f humani t y.

T he ocean p lay s a v i t a l r o le in t he g loba l c l imate sy s tem and pr o -

v ide s cr uc ia l r e s our ce s and s er v ice s f or humans . T he deg r adat ion

o f coa s t a l hab i t a t s , po l lu t ion , over- ex p lo i t a t ion , b iod i ver s i t y de -

c l ine , s ea - leve l r i s e , and ocean ac id i f ica t ion due to an t hr opog enic

ac t i v i t ie s ar e o f concer n to t he g ener a l pub l ic and t he var ious

pr ov ider s and us er s o f eco sy s tem s er v ice s . T he g r owing need f or

mor e sy s temat ic ocean in f or mat ion a t loca l , na t iona l , r eg iona l , and

g loba l s ca le s to s uppor t e f f or t s to manag e our ac t i v i t ie s a t ocean

and s ea s bu t a l s o on land i s ev iden t .

In t he pa s t , ocean ob s er vat ions wer e f r ag men ted , o f ten deve loped

a s independen t componen t s to meet t he needs o f d i f f er en t s t ake

ho lder s , e . g . oceanog r aphic r e s ear ch communi t y, env ir onmen t a l

au t hor i t ie s , and pr i va te s ec tor. T he ab i l i t y to a s s e s s ocean hea l t h

and to pr edic t f u t ur e chang e s i s cr i t ica l , bu t i t i s l imi ted in many

r eg ions due to spar s e cover ag e o f ob s er va t ions and g ap s in t he

mea s ur ed var iab le s . T he s e g ap s in k nowledg e and ob s er vat ions ar e

o f ten t he r e s ul t o f d i f f er ing ob s er vat iona l e f f or t s and t he lack o f

mul t id i s c ip l inar y and in teg r a ted ob s er v ing pr og r ams .

Techno log ica l and compu t at iona l ad vancemen t s dur ing t he la s t de -

cade s ar e g ener a t ing a t r emendous oppor t un i t y f or a f undamen t a l

br eak t hr oug h in under s t anding t he ocean . T he impr oved techn ica l

capab i l i t ie s in ter ms o f innovat i ve s ens or s and mul t ip le ins t r umen t

in teg r a t ion , in par t icu lar t he b iog eochemica l and b io log ica l s ens or s

and au tonomous p la t f or ms , w i l l enab le us to make d is cover ie s and

impr ove our under s t anding o f t he ocean . Mor eover, i t w i l l a l low

be t ter in teg r a t ion o f oper a t iona l , env ir onmen t a l and c l imate moni -

tor ing and t he model l ing e f f or t s to addr e s s t he cha l leng e s ahead .

Denis HAINS,

Président & CEO

of H2i Inc.

Ottawa-Canada

Inga LIPS,

Secretary

General,

EuroGOOS

the other members of the international committee

Andy STEVEN

Research

Director - Coasts,

Oceans & Atmosphere,

CSIRO,

Australia

Claire JOLLY

Head of Unit,

Directorate

for Science,

Technology and

Innovation, OECD

Andy KORONIOS

CEO and Managing

Director, SmartSat

CRC,

Australia

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SEA TECH WEEK® BEFORE PROGRAMME30 SEPTEMBER 2020 // LE QUARTZ, BREST09:30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . We l c o m e o f p a r t i c i p a n t s .

10:00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O p e n i n g s p e e c h e s b y l o c a l a u t h o r i t i e s a n d r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s o f t h e e v e n t ’ s h i g h p a t r o n a ge s .

10:40 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P r e s e n t a t i o n o f t h e c o n t e n t o f t h e v i r t u a l S e a Te c h We e k ®, w i t h t e s t i m o n i a l s f r o m s o m e o f t h e c o n t r i b u t o r s .

11 :20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L e c t u r e b y S e r ge S é g u r a , A m b a s s a d o r i n c h a r ge o f O c e a n s , M i n i s t r y o f E u r o p e a n d Fo r e i g n A ff a i r s Q u e s t i o n a n d a n s w e r t i m e .

11 :50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P r e s e n t a t i o n o f t h e n a t i o n a l p r i z e o f t h e F r e n c h I n s t i t u t e o f t h e S e a .

12:05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C o n c l u d i n g r e m a r k s .

12:30 - 14:00 . . . . . S e a t e d l u n c h .

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OVERVIEWTHE CAMPUS MONDIAL DE LA MER team has reimagined how to connect the exhibitors, the speakers, the conference goers and the media from around the World while prioritising health and safety. To keep all items of the Sea tech Week® and switch them in virtual was the challenge to solve for the 12th edition.

• E-CONFERENCE INCLUDING 30 WEBINARS Biodi ver s i t y, H ydr og r aphy- Oc e anog r aphy, In s t r umen t a t ion , Robot ic s , Mar ine energ ie s , Dat a , S p ac e , Tr a in ing… Reg ister to the e-conference before October 8 th (r e g is t r a t ion f e e s f r om € 10 to € 150) Ac c e s s f or f r e e to t he E ur oGOO S Oc e an Te chno log y For um and In ter r e g T IGE R s e s s ion s

• VIRTUAL EXHIBITION AND POSTER HALL Mor e t han 20 ex h ib i tor s . V is i t t he ex h ib i t ion and t he po s ter ha l l f or f r e e .

• VIRTUAL B2B MEETINGS Make t he r ig h t c onne c t ion s and ex p and your ne t wor k in mar ine s c ienc e and te chno log y in Fr anc e and beyond . Open f or f r e e to v is i tor s , ex h ib i tor s and c on f er enc e p ar t ic ip an t s .

• VIRTUAL PRESS HALLRe ad t he pr e s s r e le a s e o f S e a Te ch We ek ® and t he C ampus mondia l de la mer c ommuni t y.

SEA TECH WEEK® 2020 OFFERS A HIGHLY PERSONALISED EXPERIENCE:

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E-CONFERENCETHE INVITED SESSIONS

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COOPERATION MODELS FOR OCEAN KNOWLEDGE

AND INNOVATION

Obser vat ion of ocean and mar ine systems is a key is sue for bet ter k nowledg e , ecosystems preser vat ion and long-term development of sea-based human act iv i t ies . In order to create synerg ies and foster innovat ion , many col laborat ion pat terns bet ween research org anisat ions and pr ivate-sector s takeholder s have emerg ed. This ses s ion invest ig ates di f ferent ways of col laborat ion in France and in Europe , by rely ing on the fo l lowing net works : Eur Ocean , Pôle Mer Bretag ne At lant ique and Campus mondial de la mer. A round-table wil l addres s the key chal leng es for innovat ion net works : How do these par tner ships contr ibute to obser vat ion? How to increase their contr ibut ion to the blue economy by developing new products and ser v ices based on obser vat ion data and k nowledg e di f f us ion?

Claire Jolly, OECD

Serg io Bry ton, Eurocean

Sébastien Cann, Pôle mer Bretagne Atlantique, France.

Jean-Marc Daniel , I f remer-Inst i tut Carnot Mers , France.

Jacek Bełdowski , IOPAN ( Inst i tute Oceanolog y Polish Academy Sciences) , Poland.

Vincent Kerbaol , CLS

Campus mondia l de la mer

Pôle Mer Bretag ne At lan t ique , Eur Ocean and OECD

#Innovat ion # Companies #Net works #Research #Blue economy

Jérémie Baz in , Technopôle Brest- Iro ise jeremie.bazin@tech-brest-iroise .f r

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09:00-1 1 :00 room 1

THE INVITED SESSIONSMONDAY

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10 _ STW _ 2020

THE FUTURE OF OBSERVATIONS FROM SEABED

TO SPACE: TRAINING TO SUPPORT MARINE SCIENCE

This ses s ion wil l focus on the t raining and capaci t y needs for the f u ture of mar ine science , wi th speci f ic focus on what is needed for obser vat ion . I t wil l h ig hl ig ht cur rent and new profes s ional special isms that are needed to sustain the f u ture of ocean obser vat ions . The ses s ion wil l f eature shor t presentat ions on related topics f rom a panel o f exper ts . The ses s ion wil l a lso al low s ig ni f icant in teract ion f rom the par t ic ipants , wi th oppor tuni t ies for quest ions and discus s ion wi th the panel and other par t ic ipants . The ses s ion wil l enable di f ferent s takeholder g roups to discus s oppor tuni t ies for del iver ing the required t raining and capaci t y development , and how these oppor tuni t ies can be act ively taken for ward. Par t ic ipants wil l learn about t raining needs in relat ion to a number of topics relevant to mar ine science and ocean obser vat ions , and more about the potent ia l ro les for their sector in suppor t ing or enabl ing this t raining and capaci t y development .

Gilles Ler icolais , EMB Chair, I f remer, FranceOpening welcome .

Sheila Heymans , EMB, Belg iumA ho l i s t ic v iew o f t r a in ing needs to s uppor t f u t ur e mar ine s c ience , ob s er vat ions and t he b lue economy.

Wendy Brown, IOGP, UKWhy should indus t r y be invo l ved in mar ine t r a in ing and what oppor t un i t ie s ar e t her e f or indus t r y?

Ben Wilson, IDCORE programme, SAMS, UK Why i s t r ans dis c ip l inar y t r a in ing impor t an t and how can t h is be done?

Lucía Fraga Lago, MATES Project , CE TMAR, SpainWhat t r ends and needs in mar ine t r a in ing do we f or e s ee?

European Mar ine Board (EMB)

# Train ing #Mar ine sc ience # Obser vat ions #Capaci t y

Paula Kel le t t , European Mar ine Board pkellet [email protected]


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13 :30- 15 :30 room 1

THE INVITED SESSIONS MONDAY

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ICE, WHERE AND HOW TO DEVELOP MY BUSINESS

IN NON-INTERCONNECTED ZONES?

Give the oppor tuni t y to bus ines ses lCE ( In te l l ig en t communi t y energ y) cer t i f ied:

· to have a v is ion o f non in terconnected is lands (NIZ ) r epresent ing an oppor tuni t y on a market po in t o f v iew;

· to meet wi th NIZ representat i ves and decis ion maker s ;

· to meet wi th order ing par t ies able to ex pla in their i s sues ;

· to meet wi th o ther bus ines ses so that they can th ink about set t ing up consor t ia

(to answer is sues ex pres sed by order ing par t ies) .

Hélène Morin , Bretagne développement innovation , France.

Samuel Prouten and Benjamin LecoeuvreJunior Impact , France.

Representative f rom the Associat ion des î les du ponant , France.

Gwendal Vonk , SDEF, France

Representative f rom KE YNERGIE , France.

Damien Hervé , Naoden, France

Representative f rom Entech, France.

Anaïs Turpault , Pôle mer Bretagne Atlantique

Jérémie Bazin , Technopôle Brest-Iroise

Maxime Olivon , Nexeya

Technopôle Brest- Iro ise

Technopole Quimper-Cor nouai l le , Pôle mer Bretag ne At lan t ique , Bretag ne développement innovat ion .

#Smar t-g r ids #Non in terconnected zones #Mar ine energ ies

Jérémie Baz in jeremie.bazin@tech-brest-iroise .f r



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16:00-18:00 room 1

THE INVITED SESSIONSMONDAY

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12 _ STW _ 2020

ECOACOUSTICS, UNDERWATER SOUNDS

OF BENTHIC INVERTABRATES

In this “Ecoust ics” ses s ion , the under water acoust ic landscapes wil l be cons idered as a prox y for the s t ructure , f unct ioning and dynamics of mar ine ecosystems . I f events o f ecolog ical in terest are noisy and/or dr ive the emis s ion of a sound source , the measurement and analys is o f acoust ic landscapes makes i t pos s ible to obtain a set o f valuable env ironmental k nowledg e. “Ecoust ics” wil l show that pas s ive acoust ics al lows to descr ibe the act iv i t y rhy thms of benthic soni ferous inver tebrates ( l ike mar ine mammals) at e i ther indiv idual , populat ion and as semblag es levels and to deduce the ecolog ical proper t ies o f the objects heard . In addi t ion ,“Ecoust ics” wil l be of in terest in measur ing in the laborator y and in s i tu the impact o f anthropog enic noise on behav ior or on the l i fecycle o f inver tebrates .

Ins t i tu t France-Québec pour la Coopérat ion S cien t i f ique en Appui au sec teur Mar i t ime ( IFQM)

L IA Bebest

#Ecoacoust ic # Inver tebrates #Under water sounds #Noise impact

Coral ie Pauchet , IFQMi fqm@univ-brest .f r L aurent Chauvaud , CNRS laurent .chauvaud@univ-brest .f r

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16 :00- 18 :00 room 2

THE INVITED SESSIONS MONDAY

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Yves-Marie Paulet , UBO, France

Gaëtan Richard, ENSTA-Bretagne, FranceA techno log ica l appr oach to under s t and deep -s ea in ter ac t ion be t ween odon tocete s and demer s a l long l ine s .

Youenn Jézéquel , Laboratoire des Sciences de l ’Env ironnement Marin (LEMAR), UMR 6539 CNRS, UBO, IRD, I f remer, Inst i tut Univers i taire Européen de la Mer ( IUEM), L IA BeBEST, France

Delphine Mathias , Société d’Observation Mult i-Modale de l ’Env ironnement , France

Benjamin Oll i v ier, Shom, France

Gwenn Potard, La Carène, France

Frédéric Oliv ier, MNHN, Stat ion Marine de Concarneau, France

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CONTRIBUTION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO MARITIME

AND COASTAL ACTIVITIES

The use of cur rent technolog ies and the obser vat ions they produce are impor tant for mar i t ime and l i t toral is sues . The def in i t ion , appl icat ion , and manag ement of mar i t ime and l i t toral publ ic pol ic ies depends on the acquis i t ion and di f f us ion of a var iet y o f data: DCSMM, DCSPEM, SNML , SNGITC, L i t toral law… Obser vat ions by satel l i tes and drones , and mar i t ime t raf f ic analyses are es sent ia l both for local author i t ies , as much for secur i t y and as for detect ing i l leg al act iv i t ies , to insure the protect ion of the env ironment and the preser vat ion of natural resources . The t raf f ic analyses also al low the ident i f icat ion of areas at r isk to help author i t ies take prevent ive measures such as the establ ishment o f speci f ic mar i t ime routes or planning mar i t ime area act iv i t ies .

Xavier Kergadallan , CEREMA EMF, FranceOpt imiz a t ion o f t he P ubl ic Coa s t a l S ea S t a te Dat a In f or mat ion Sy s tem, CA NDHIS .

Nicolas Fady, CEREMA EMF, FranceS t r uc t ur a l r e spons e o f « L a Jumen t » l ig h t hous e under ex t r eme wave ac t ion .

Léa Thiebaud, CEREMA EMF, FranceO ver v iew o f s i te s t udie s and inve s t ig a t ions f or o f f shor e w ind f ar m p lann ing .

Emeric Bidenbach, CEREMA EMF, FranceA IS Dat a s tor ag e and pr oce s s ing f or mar i t ime t r a f f ic ana l y s is .

Célia D’Hervé , CEREMA EMF, FranceUsing dr one s and s a te l l i t e s f or s ur ve i l lance o f mar i t ime ac t i v i t ie s .

Loïc Gourmelen, CEREMA EMF, FranceIn ter e s t o f aer ia l dr one s f or t he manag emen t o f mar i t ime pub l ic ar ea s .

Frédéric Pons , CEREMA EMF, FranceRivag e s , a pub l ic smar t phone app f or coa s t l ine t r ack ing .

Jul ie Droit , CEREMA EMF, FranceFa ir ing ar ea s in mar ina s , anchor ag e s , and pr i va te sh ipyar ds . S t a t us o f Implemen t at ion o f t he MS F D Mea s ur e .

CEREM A

Shom

# Coastal #Mar i t ime # Obser vat ion #Analys is # Traf f ic

Michel Cousquer, Cerema Michel [email protected]



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THE INVITED SESSIONSTUESDAY

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14 _ STW _ 2020

INTERREG TIGER - GROWING THE SUPPLY CHAIN

FOR COST EFFECTIVE RELIABLE COMPOSITE BLADES

AND CENSOR DESIGN FOR TIDAL TURBINES

Growing the supply chain for compos i te t ida l t urb ine b lades and sensor s to improve cost reduct ions is a pr ior i t y

f or the IN T ERREG T IGER projec t (2019-2023) . T he projec t seeks to br ing turb ine developer s and supply chain companies

tog ether in the Channel r eg ion throug h th is unique co l laborat ion projec t . P resent ly, the use o f carbon is becoming more

impor tan t in t ida l t urb ine b lade des ig n , bu t turb ine developer s cont inue to be con f ron ted by l imi tat ions imposed by har sh

ocean mar ine env ironments . T he pur pose o f th is supply chain event , be ing held in conjunct ion wi th S ea Tech Week 2020

in Brest i s to c lus ter poten t ia l supply chain companies wi th ex per t ise in the t ida l energ y sec tor and other mar ine and h ig h

per for mance env ironments to share ex per ience and ex plore new solu t ions to s imilar des ig n and product ion chal leng es .

Key is sues inc lude weig ht reduct ion , mould reuse and increas ing durabi l i t y o f mater ia ls in har sh s a l t water env ironments .

Erwann Nicolas , Sabella , France.E mer g ing needs and r equir emen t s f or s eabed ar r ay sF in lay Wal lace , Or b i t a l .

F inlay Wallace,Orbital Marine Power, UKS ust a inab le compo s i te b lade s ca le up .

Bernt Er ik Westre , Minesto , Sweden.Compo s i te needs in g l ider de s ig n .

Conchúr Ó Brádaigh and Dr. Jef f Steynor, Univers i ty of Edinburgh and Fastblade, UK .FAS T BL A DE: E ng ineer ing opt ions f or new mater ia l s techno log y and acce ler a ted eva lua t ion o f t ida l t ur b ine

b lade s .Peter Dav ies , I f remer, France.Te s t ing compo s i te s in har sh s a l t water env ir onmen t s .

Phil S lack , National Composite Centre , UK . L ower co s t manu f ac t ur ing techn ique s f or compo s i te s and too l ing f or t he t ida l s ec tor.

Stephane Parboeuf, Bureau Ver i tas , France.Updat ing BV NI603: Va l ida t ion and cer t i f ica t ion o f emer g ing compo s i te techno log ie s .

Morbihan Hydro Energ ies and Ore Catapul t ( L ead Par tner : In ter reg T ig er)

Bureau e tudes – eng ineer ing des ig n companies and consul tancies / Research ins t i tu tes – carbon in water (ERT Jules Ver ne) / Dutch , French , I r i sh and Br i t ish / Yacht and hydrofo i l des ig ner s and manufacturer s / L is t be ing developed by MHE f rom ex is t ing and past projec ts

# Carbon # Cost #Reduct ion #Moulding #S ensor s #Fat ig ue

S imon Pascoe s [email protected]



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STW _ 2020 _ 15

EOOS TECHNOLOGY FORUM

EuroGOOS, throug h i t s Technolog y P lan Work ing Group aims to launch a permanent EOOS Ocean Technolog y Forum to discus s the adequacy of ex is t ing obser v ing technolog ies in meet ing cur rent and evolv ing ocean obser vat ions requirements and to s t reng then the l inks bet ween ocean technolog y user s , developer s , and prov ider s in Europe. The EOOS Ocean Technolog y Forum should br ing tog ether the European mar ine inst rument manufacturer s , technicians , technolog is ts , and scient is ts around a var iet y o f subjects to ser ve innovat ion and compet i t ivenes s .

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SESSION 1: October 13 th , 13 .30-15.30

George Petihakis , Eurogoos/HCMR, Belg ium/Greece.

Martin Visbeck , GEOMAR, AtlantOS project , Germany.

Bev Mackenzie , iMarEST, UK .

Er ic Delory, PLOCAN, Spain .

Jaume Piera , CSIC, Spain .

SESSION 2: October 13 th , 16.00-18.00

Peer F ietzek , Kongsberg Mari t ime, Germany.

Ralph Rayner, Society for Underwater Technolog y, London School of Economics , UK and NOAA , USA .

Maik Grunwald , 4H-JENA , Germany.

Nathan Lawrence, ANB Sensors , UK .

Cooper Van Vranken, BDC, US .

Yves Degres , NKE Instrumentation , France.

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OGS ( I t a ly)

# Ocean # Obser v ing technolog y # Innovat ion # Ins t r umentat ion

L aurent Delauney, I f r emer laurent [email protected] r

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SHOM - 300 YEARS OF FRENCH HYDROGRAPHY

L eg acy of 300 year s o f French hydrog raphy and Shom innovat ion projects in 2020.

The his tor y o f French hydrog raphy is thus to ld according to these themes :

· the safet y o f nav ig at ion;

· the hydrog raphic accompaniment o f the explorat ion of the wor ld;

· the suppor t prov ided by hydrog raphy to defence and naval operat ions ;

· the prog res s of science and technolog y ;

· the suppor t g iven by hydrog raphy to the development of the blue economy;

· the contr ibut ion of hydrog rapher s to r isk prevent ion .

Denis Hains , H2i , Canada.What H ydr o spat ia l?

Claire Bougeault and Julien Simon, Shom, France.L e s dr one s au s er v ice de s r echer che s s ous-mar ine s : Décou ver te de L a Miner ve .

Laurent Louvar t , Shom, France.CHOF - Capac i té hydr o - océanog r aphique du Fu t ur - À la me s ur e de l ’océan .

Jul ian Le Deunf, Shom, France.Tr a i ter la ba t hy mét r ie avec l ’a ide de l ’ in te l l ig ence ar t i f ic ie l le .

Shom

#Shom #300 year s #Hydrog raphy # Innovat ion

Mar ie -Françoise L a lancet te marie-francoise. lalancet [email protected]


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THE INVITED SESSIONS TUESDAY

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STW _ 2020 _ 17

WAVE AND WIND OBSERVATIONS APPLIED

TO OFFSHORE RENEWABLE ENERGIES

Improv ing k nowledg e of metocean condi t ions is crucial to opt imise the des ig n of renewable energ y recover y systems such as f loat ing wind turbines . Indeed, such machines can be exposed to ex t reme winds and waves in s torms , which can jeopardize their mechanical s t ructure . A detai led k nowledg e of meteoro-oceanic condi t ions is a lso neces sar y for fat ig ue calculat ions and the planning of mar ine operat ions . I t is therefore es sent ial to bet ter under stand and character ise these phenomena , which are ver y di f f icul t to obser ve wi th in-s i tu inst ruments . To overcome this , remote sens ing means deployed f rom ter rest r ia l or satel l i te suppor ts are promis ing al ternat ives .

Jean-François F i l ipot , France Energ ies Marines , France.In t r oduc t ion .

Fabien Leckler, France Energ ies Marines , France.In t r oduc t ion .

Florent Guinot , Naval Energ ies , FranceK ey meteocean in f or mat ion r equir ed f or t he de s ig n o f F loa t ing O f f shor e Wind Tur b ine s .

Pedro Guimaraes , France Energ ies Marines , France.S ea s ur f ace s ter eo imag e s to r e s o l ve space -t ime wave f ie lds .

Jochen Horstmann, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht , Germany.Wind and wind g us t s mea s ur emen t s us ing a Mar ine X- B and Radar a t o f f shor e w ind f ar ms .

Charlot te Hasager, DTU Wind Energ y, The Netherlands .Mea s ur ing w ind f r om space f or O f f shor e Wind appl ica t ions .

Alex is Mérigaud, IFP Energ ies Nouvelles , FranceReal -t ime f or eca s t ing o f ocean wave s and sh ip mot ion us ing a s tocha s t ic appr oach

France Energ ies Mar ines

Del f t Univer s i t y o f Technolog y ( T he Nether lands) , Naval Energ ies , and Helmhol t z-Zent r um Geesthacht (Ger many)

# Obser vat ion # Wind # Wave # O f f shore renewable energ ies

Jean-François F i l ipot , France Energ ies Mar ines Jean.Francois .F il ipot@france-energ ies-marines .org



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SEA-EU: EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES ROLE

IN COASTAL OBSERVATION

This ses s ion aims to explore what are the s t rateg ies and key commitment o f each of the 6 univer s i t ies on mar ine obser vat ion: how each univer s i t y is contr ibut ing to local /nat ional/European mis s ion of Coastal /Mar ine/Ocean Obser vat ion? What human and mater ia l resources are made available? What are the big-scale projects in which our univer s i t y are respect ively involved? This ses s ion wil l be then open to quest ion and discus s ion in order to determine a plan for f u ture act ion at the European scale .

Aldo Drago, Univers i ty of Malta , Malta .

Al fredo Izquierdo, Univers i ty of Cádiz , Spain .

Fred Jean, IUEM-UBO, France.

Hrvoje Mihanov ić , Inst i tute of Oceanography and F isher ies , Univers i ty of Spli t , Croatia .

Yves-Marie Paulet , UBO, France.

Mariusz Sapota , Univers i ty of Gdansk , Poland.

Ralph Schneider, Univers i ty of K iel .

Leandra Vranješ Markić , Univers i ty of Spli t , Croatia .

UBO

SE A-EU a l l iance : i . e . CAU (K ie l ) , UCA (Cadiz) ,UG (Gdansk) , UNIST (Spl i t) and UM (Mal ta)

#Univer s i t y # Obser vat ion #Europe

Delphine Muths , UBO delphine.muths@univ-brest .f r



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THE INVITED SESSIONS WESNESDAY

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STW _ 2020 _ 19

LITTORAL ALTIMETRY BY AIRBORNE LASERS

AND Litto3D® PROGRAMME

The nat ional L i t to3D ® prog ramme aims to produce a dig i tal a l t imetr ic re ference model , cont inuous land-sea , a long the metropol i tan and over seas ter r i tor ies coast . To meet the needs , Shom is implement ing topo-bathymetr ic a irborne l idar s to cover the coastal zone . This system al lows a land-sea cont inui t y and to quick ly cover larg e areas , on a depar tmental or reg ional scale . These bathymetr ic l idar data , f reely available , meet a broader need than hydrog raphy and safet y o f nav ig at ion .

Session 1 - October 14 th 09:00-11:00

Yves Pastol , Chris t ian Salvaterra , Chr is tophe Vr ignaud, Shom, FranceL e pr oje t L i t to3D ® e t le s levé s au l idar ba t hy mét r ique .

Fanny Lecuy, Shom, FranceDi f f us ion de s donnée s L i t to3D ® depuis le s por t a i l s du S hom.

Arnaud Henry, Serv ice SIG Brest métropole / Pays de Brest , FranceS imula t ion de la haus s e du n i veau de s océans à hor i zon 2 100.

Ber trand Chazaly, Fugro, FranceE x plo i t a t ion de s donnée s L i t to3D ® en PACA pour la r econs t i t u t ion du pay s ag e à l ’en t r ée de la g r o t te Co s quer.


Guillaume Vil lemagne, Gémapi Saint-Malo , France and Laurie Biscara , Shom, FranceFus ion de donnée s L idar e t S MF pour r éa l i s er un MN T hau te r é s o lu t ion ter r e -mer dans le cadr e du PA P I S a in t-Malo .

Antoine Coll in , EPHE-Dinard, FranceVer y h ig h r e s o lu t ion r emote s ens ing o f coa s t a l hab i t a t s us ing topobat hy met r ic L iDA R .

Chris tophe Viala , Seav iews , FranceDéveloppemen t d ’une mét hode de car tog r aphie de s hab i t a t s mar ins à par t i r de s donnée s l idar du pr og r amme L i t to3D ®.

Dorian Ginane, Geomatys , FranceE xamind : de s ou t i l s pour ex p lor er la donnée L i t to3D ®.

Shom

#L i t to3D #L i t tora l #L aser #DTM #Hydrog raphy

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13:30-15:30 room 3

THE INVITED SESSIONSWESNESDAY

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20 _ STW _ 2020

OPEN ACCESS TO MARINE OBSERVATION DATA:

PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES

Addres s ing g lobal-scale chal leng es involv ing the mar ine env ironment rel ies on acquir ing a comprehens ive under standing of a l l o f i t s compar tments (f rom the sea f loor to the atmosphere) . Building in teg rated mul t i -scale products and models presupposes that the data col lected throug h the obser vat ion of these compar tments is available and in teroperable . A wide var iet y o f f ie lds -phys ics , chemistr y, g eolog y, b io log y and many other s- are involved in mar ine obser vat ion . Each of them has i t s own best pract ices reg arding data descr ipt ion , archiv ing , qual i t y control and publ ishing . This cal ls for in terdiscipl inar y in i t iat ives to reach a su f f ic ient level o f in teroperabil i t y and thus leverag e the potent ia l o f cros s-discipl ine data products that wil l be made available to the scient i f ic communi t y.

S tat ion B io log ique de Roscof f - CNRS /S orbonne Univer s i té and IFREMER

Data Ter ra /ODAT IS , S eaDataCloud , EMODNet , VL IZ , Coper nicus Mar ine .

# Open data #FA IR pr inc ip les # In teroperabi l i t y #Data s tewardship

Mark Hoebeke , S tat ion B io log ique de Roscof f mark .hoebeke@sb-roscof f.f r

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Sylv ie Pouliquen, I f remer, France.FA IR pr inc ip le s & E nv r i FA IR

Gilber t Maudire , I f remer, France.T he ODAT IS Ocean C lus ter

Michèle F ichaut , I f remer, France.S eaDat aNet : Pan-E ur opean In f r a s t r uc t ur e f or Ocean & Mar ine Dat a Manag emen t

Marc Por t ier, VLIZ , Belg ium.Mar ine Dat a Manag emen t a t V L IZ

Pierre-Yves Le Traon, I f remer, France.Coper n icus Mar ine E nv ir onmen t Moni tor ing S er v ice s

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GENOMIC OBSERVATORY: A NEW TOOL TO OBSERVE

MARINE BIODIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEMS

L ong-term obser vat ion of the mar ine env ironment is absolu tely es sent ia l to under stand the f unct ioning of ecosystems and as ses s their heal th . In recent year s , the development of g enomic tools has profoundly chang ed the way we moni tor b iodiver s i t y by promot ing a hol is t ic v iew of ecosystems . Yet , many methodolog ical and conceptual chal leng es remain (automated sample acquis i t ion , data proces s ing and use in env ironmental moni tor ing by nat ional ag encies) . In this ses s ion we aim at g ather ing var ious actor s (academic , env ironmental manag er s , pr ivate companies) to exchang e on chal leng es and oppor tuni t ies as sociated wi th the development of concer ted mar ine g enomic obser vator ies . I t wil l be org anized around a few in t roduct ive talks and a round table discus s ion .

S tat ion B io log ique de Roscof f and Ins t i tu t France-Québec pour la Coopérat ion S cien t i f ique en Appui au sec teur Mar i t ime ( IFQM)

CNRS and S orbonne Univer s i t y

#Env ironmental g enomics #Biodiver s i t y #L ong-ter m moni tor ing #Ecosystem heal th # Technolog ical development

Er ic T hiébaut , S tat ion B io log ique de Roscof f thiebaut@sb-roscof f.f r

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Fabrice Not , Stat ion biolog ique de Roscof f (CNRS, Sorbonne Univers i té) , FranceOb s er v ing mar ine b iod i ver s i t y and eco sy s tems : a g enomic per spec t i ve .

Chris t ine Pail lard , IUEM (CNRS, UBO) , FranceEf f ec t o f env ir onmen t a l chang e s on t he d y namic s o f MICRObia l communi t ie s and f unc t iona l g r oup s : evo lu t ion and adapt a t ion o f bac ter ia w i t h in t he f r amewor k o f t he deve lopmen t o f t he g enomic ob s er vator y o f micr oor g anisms in t he B ay o f Br e s t and t he I r o is e S ea (MICROBRE S T ) .

Louis Bernatchez , Univers i té Laval , Québec, Canada

E nv ir onmen t a l DN A f or impr ov ing t he manag emen t and cons er vat ion o f aquat ic b iod i ver s i t y.

Yves Saint-Pierre , INRS-Inst i tut Armand Frappier, Québec, CanadaL iqu id b iop s ie s f or omic s-ba s ed moni tor ing o f mar ine eco sy s tems .

Matthias Obst , Depar tment of Marine Sciences , Univers i ty of Gothenburg , SwedenEt ab l i sh ing a mar ine b iod i ver s i t y ob s er vat r y ne t wor k f or har d-bot tom communi t ie s in t he coa s t a l zone .

Pier Luig i Butt ig ieg , Max Planck Inst i tute for Marine Microbiolog y, Germany

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22 _ STW _ 2020

AUSTRALIAN-FRENCH SESSION: FROM SEABED

TO SPACE

Austral ia is the g uest o f honour at the 12 t h edi t ion of Sea Tech Week org anized by the Wor ld Sea Campus on the theme of mar ine obser vat ion , f rom the seabed to space . This is the oppor tuni t y to zoom in on the l inks bet ween the L ab-ST ICC UMR CNRS 6285 and t wo prest ig ious Austral ian inst i tu t ions . In the f rame of this Austral ian-French ses s ion animates by the L ab-ST ICC, Andy Koronios f rom the Smar t S at CRC, Helene Baron f rom the Austral ian Nat ional Univer s i t y (ANU) and Ronan Fablet f rom the L ab-ST ICC are inv i ted to present their act iv i t ies .

Er ic Rius , Lab-STICC UMR CNRS 6285, UBO, France.P r e s en t a t ion o f t he s e s s ion and a f ew wor ds on t he L ab -S T IC C.

Andy Koronios , SmartStat CRC, Australia .P r e s en t a t ion o f t he S mar t S at CRC.

Hélène Baron and Jia-Urnn Lee, Australian National Univers i ty, Inst i tute for Space (ANU InSpace) , Australia .A NU InS pace : Innovat ion f r om S k y to S ea .

Ronan Fablet , Lab-STICC-UMR CNRS 6285, IMT-Atlantique, France.Br idg ing P hy s ic s and A I f or S pace -B a s ed Ocean Moni tor ing and S ur ve i l lance .

L ab-ST ICC UMR CNRS 6285

Smar t S at CRC and ANU InSpace

#Aust ra l ia #Space

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THE INVITED SESSIONS THURSDAY

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STW _ 2020 _ 23

SEA-EU: COASTAL OBSERVATION ACROSS EUROPE

– THE ROLE OF IMAGES AND INSTRUMENTATION

The SE A-EU al l iance br ing s tog ether 6 in ternat ional ly-recog nised univer s i t ies – Brest , K iel , Cadiz , Gdansk , Spl i t , Mal ta - which have in common a coastal s i tuat ion and an in tens ive involvement in research to g ain a bet ter under standing and manag ement of the mar ine env ironment . Projects suppor ted by P 2I (Pôle Imag e et Inst rumentat ion , a technical p lat form mutual ized bet ween the mar ine research laborator ies o f UBO) wil l be presented: on sandy beaches morpholog ical moni tor ing , or, on mus sel dis t r ibut ion moni tored by drone aer ia l imag er y. This wil l be completed by contr ibut ions f rom SE A-EU par tner s us ing imag es in their coastal research , creat ing the occas ion to i l lust rate the research diver s i t y and complementar i t y o f SE A-EU in Coastal obser vat ion .

Joel Azzopardi , Univers i ty of Malta , Malta .

Romina Barbosa , UBO, France.

Stéphane Ber t in , UBO, France.

Adam Gauci , Univers i ty of Malta , Malta .

Marion Jaud, Pole Imagery and Instrumentation , UBO, France.

Žarko Kovač , Univers i ty of Spli t , Croatia .

Gabriel Navarro-Almendros , Inst i tuto de Ciencias Marinas de Andalucía ( ICMAN-CSIC) , Spain .

Iwona Pawliczka vel Pawlik , Univers i ty of Gdańsk , Poland.

Ivan Racetin , Univers i ty of Spli t , Croatia .

Jens Schneider-von Deimling , Geoscience Inst i tute , Univers i ty of K iel , Germany.

UBO ad CNRS

SE A-EU a l l iance : i . e . CAU (K ie l ) , UCA (Cadiz) , UG (Gdansk) , UNIST (Spl i t) and UM (Mal ta)

#Europe # Coasta l # Imag e # Obser vat ion

Delphine Muths , UBO delphine.muths@univ-brest .f r



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THE INVITED SESSIONSTHURSDAY

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24 _ STW _ 2020

PE T R Pays de Mor la ix

I N PARTNERSH IP W ITH>

MARINE SCIENCES, INDUSTRY AND TERRITORIES:

OBSERVING PATHWAYS AND LOCAL STRATEGIES

TO DEVELOP BLUE ECONOMY

Worldwide , par t o f the economic act iv i t y o f coastal areas is l inked to the presence of hig her educat ion and / or research org anizat ions throug h , among other thing s , appl ied research , t ransfer, innovat ion or bus ines s creat ion . Scient i f ic research , wi thout being one of the major determinants o f g row th and employment in spar sely populated areas , is l ikely to encourag e them. This ses s ion aims to explore science- industr y-societ y relat ions in the ter r i tor ies , in the l ig ht o f under standing keys proposed by social sciences . What do science and the development of technolog ies l inked to mar ine resources “do” to the non-exclus ively urban areas? How do the lat ter, in turn , build their economic development s t rateg ies by in teg rat ing these speci f ic i t ies? In what ways can these dynamics be suppor ted? What are the succes s factor s? This ses s ion wil l be dedicated to scient i f ic communicat ions and discus s ions br ing ing tog ether speaker s f rom var ious back g rounds .

Kevin Charles , Univers i té Bretagne Occidentale (UBO) , France.Mar ine s c ience and ter r i tor ia l deve lopmen t s t r a teg ie s : s ome de ter minan t s and pr e l iminar y i s s ue s .Nik i Vermeulen,School of Social and Poli t ical Science, Univers i ty of Edinburgh, UKMapping t he oceans : mar ine s c ience and po l icy

Antoine Police ,Univers i ty Rennes 1, ARENES (UMR 6051) , FranceS eaweeds and pub l ic ac t ion : Indus t r y ’s s t r uc t ur ing r e la ted i s s ue s in Br i t t any ( Fr ance)

Bastien Bernela , Laboratoire CRIEF, Univers i ty of Poit iers , Franceand F lav ie Ferchaud, L AB’URBA, Univers i tey Gustave E i f fel , Franceand Marie Ferru , Laboratoire CRIEF, Univers i ty of Poit iers , France.and Marion Maisonobe, UMR CNRS 8504 - Géographie-Cités , France.and Josselin Tallec , Inst i tut d’Urbanisme et de Géographie Alpine , Univers i té Grenoble Alpes , France.S mal l s i ze bu t b ig S ca le? When Mar ine S c ience con t r ibu te s to Ter r i tor ia l Deve lopmen t : t he ca s e o f smal l c i t ie s .

B lue Val ley

#Mar ine sc iences #L ocal development #Blue economy # Innovat ion #S cience and socie t y

Joy Toupet , PE T R Pays de Mor la ix joy.toupet@paysdemorlaix .com


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SPACE-BASED INNOVATIONS OFFER INTERESTING

DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS FOR THE MARITIME SECTOR

In Br i t tany, the ecosystem has been s t ructured to suppor t local s takeholder s (research laborator ies , s tar t-ups , SMEs , major g roups , e tc .) in these areas , f rom laborator y research to in ternat ional development . This ses s ion aims to present the suppor t systems for the mar i t ime and spat ia l ecosystem:

· MORESPACE Booster lead by the Pôle Mer Bretag ne At lant ique aims at accelerat ing the use of satel l i te data and techniques in the mar i t ime sector throug h the in ter sect ion of the dig i tal , space and mar i t ime sector s to promote the development and/or improvement of new ser v ices .

· BreTel is a reg ional s t ructure which aims to promote and suppor t the development and use of space technolog ies and appl icat ions in Br i t tany by animat ing , federat ing and suppor t ing the reg ional spat ial ecosystem.

· ESA BIC Nord France is a s t ructure set up by the European Space Ag ency to suppor t the development o f space-related s tar t-ups .

Er ic Brel , CNES , France.E njeu x e t oppor t un i té s l ié s au x donnée s e t techn ique s s a te l l i t a i r e s pour le mar i t ime .

Anais Turpault , Pôle Mer Bretagne Atlantique/Booster MORESPACE , France.and Alex ia Freigneaux , ESA BIC Nord France, France.Accompag nemen t de l ’ éco sy s tème pour accé lér er l ’u t i l i s a t ion de donnée s s a te l l i t a i r e s pour le s ec teur mar i t ime .S e s s ion de p i tchs : s o lu t ions ba s ée s s ur de s donnée s s a te l l i t a i r e s .

Yann Guichoux , eOdyn, France.

Antoine Thebaud, SeaProven, France.

Gaëtan Fabri t ius , CLS , France.

Oliv ier Michel , Unseenlabs , France.S e s s ion de p i tchs : s o lu t ions ba s ée s s ur de s donnée s s a te l l i t a i r e s .

Stéphane Alain Riou, A iles Marines/Iberdrola , France.E MR e t donnée s s a te l l i t a i r e s – E njeu x , appor t s & be s o ins .

Will iam Biegun, CMA-CGM, France.Tr anspor t e t donnée s s a te l l i t a i r e s – E njeu x , appor t s & be s o ins .

Pôle Mer Bretag ne At lan t ique/Booster MORESPACE - Technopôle Brest- Iro ise/ES A BIC Nord France

GIS Brete l

# Innovat ion #Space #Mar i t ime #S uppor t #Europe

Anaïs Tur paul t anais [email protected]



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THE EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY’S BLUE

WORLDS INITIATIVE

For 50 year s , by pool ing the resources and bra ins o f i t s Member S tates , ES A has been leverag ing technolog ies

and k nowledg e to enhance the g row th and susta inabi l i t y o f the European socie t y and the wel l -being and secur i t y

o f i t s c i t i zens . T he impor tance o f the b lue economy is s teadi l y g rowing and the secur i t y and env ironmental d imens ion o f

mar i t ime area is more and more v i t a l to Europe and i t s f u ture . ES A has there fore decided to addres s the nex us bet ween

space technolog ies and space-based sys tems and data , on one s ide , and the speci f ic needs and requirements o f the mar i t ime

sec tor on the o ther s ide . Whether for au tonomous shipping , f or mar ine l i t ter or enhancing s a fet y and secur i t y o f mar i t ime

suer s a more ex tens ive and focused deployment o f space based sys tems can be ver y benef ic ia l and cont r ibu te to t ack le

key is sues . T he ses s ion wil l addres s the objec t i ves , s ta tus and ou t look o f ES A’s B lue Wor lds in i t ia t i ve and a im at eng ag ing

pro fes s ionals f rom the mar i t ime sec tor in to a mutual l y benef ic ia l d ia log ue .

European Space A g ency (ES A)

#European #Space

P iero Mes s ina , ES A , Piero.Messina@esa. int

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AIS - TECHNOLOGY, DATA AND BEYOND

Created in the 90’s , the Automat ic Ident i f icat ion System (A IS) has cont inued to develop to addres s a wide rang e o f user

requirements . Or ig inal l y des ig ned to enable ship to ship and ship to shore ves sel iden t i f icat ion and t rack ing , i t i s now

an es sent ia l p i l lar o f e -Nav ig at ion . New A IS data co l lec t ion sys tems , such as S ate l l i te -A IS (S-A IS) or Mobi l -A IS (M-A IS)

a l low ever more mar i t ime t ra f f ic data to be used to prov ide innovat i ve ser v ices to the mar ine communi t y. Fu ture sys tems

such as VHF Data E xchang e System ( VDES) wi l l a lso enable to ex tend the di f f us ion o f A IS based ser v ices to mar iner s .

T he ses s ion wil l present an over v iew o f recent developments re la ted to A IS technolog y and how i t i s be ing used f rom

the per spect i ves o f data sc ien t is t s and end-user s .

S en X and eOdyn

Mathias Herber ts , S en X , contact@senx . io

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Stefan Pielmeier, IAL A , Denmark .Fr om A IS to V DE S , an over v iew over h is tor y.

Simon van den Dries , Spire Mari t ime, Luxembourg .T he Va lue o f A IS da t a .

Mathias Herber ts , SenX , France.A IS dat a cha l leng e s and techno log y to s o l ve t hem.

Zannis Kostalas , MarineTraf f ic , UK .Dens i t y Map s : S h ipp ing Tr ends a t a g lance .

Yann Guichoux , eOdyn, France.T he Omni-S i t u techno log y or how to meas ur e to t a l ocean s ur f ace cur r en t s , w inds and wave s byana ly z ing A IS dat a .

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E-CONFERENCETHE PAPERS SESSIONS BIG DATA, DEEP LEARNING, SATELLITE OBSERVATION

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M O N D A Y

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Clint Pazhayidam George, Indian Inst i tute of Technolog y Goa , IndiaE s t imat ing locat ion spec i f ic water co lumn pr oper t ie s f r om r emote s ens ing s ig na ls v ia machine lear n ing

Piero Messina , European Space Agency, FranceBlue Wor lds : T he E ur opean S pace A g ency r eg iona l in i t ia t i ve f or t he Oceans

Eloise Le Bras , Iodysséus , FranceA naly z ing ocean dat a towar ds model l ing p lank ton ic b loom in tens i t y : in f luence o f b io -phy s ico - chemica l env ir onmen t a l var iab le s on b looms o f cocco l i t hophor e in t he Nor t h E a s t At lan t ic Ocean and in ter-annual compar is on be t ween 1998 and 2020

Mathilde Letard , EPHE-PSL Univers i té Par is , CNRS LE TG, FranceImpr ov ing mang r ove and s a l t mar sh mapping us ing s uper p i xe l -ba s ed deep c la s s i f ica t ion o f V HR s uper spec t r a l s a te l l i t e imag er y and topobat hy met r ic L iDA R dat a

Axel-Chris t ian Guei , Teledyne CARIS , CanadaDeep L ear n ing f or No is e S eg men t at ion in 3D Po in t C louds

THE PAPERS SESSIONS

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SPEAKERS >


Karl Sammut , Flinders Univers i ty, AustraliaMar i t ime Au tonomy and Nav ig at ion

João Borges de Sousa , LSTS , Por to Univers i ty, Por tugalE UMar ine Robot s , a Mar ine r obot ic s r e s ear ch in f r as t r uc t ur e ne t wor k : Mid-ter m r epor t

Jul ien Damers , KOPADIA , FranceAU V nav ig at ion us ing i s obat h

Stéphane Imber t , IMTa , FranceA IS Relay f or Au tonomous Under water Vehic le us ing an Adapt i ve B i t Rate Mul t i -Car r ier S pr ead S pec t r um Modem

Dorothée James , EPHE-PSL , FranceCoupl ing UAV mul t i spec t r a l imag er y and neur a l ne t wor k to model t he s eag r a s s coas t a l pr o tec t ion s er v ice

Pierre Tuf f igo , ELWAVE , France6t h S ens e f or Under water Vehic le

Guillaume Labbé-Morisset te , CIDCO, CanadaUns uper v is ed de tec t ion o f under water objec t s in s ide s can s onar imag er y

Franck F lor in , Thales , FranceHig h Fr equency Acous t ic Channel Model ing and E x per imen t in S ha l low Water s


Rafael Garcia , Catedrático de Univers idad, SpainCompu ter V is ion and Machine L ear n ing s o lu t ions

Delphine Mallet , VISIOON, Nouvelle-Calédonie , FranceNon- de s t r uc t i ve moni tor ing o f s o f t-bot tom f i she s and hab i t a t s us ing a s t andar d i zed r emote un-ba i ted 360° v ideo s ampl ing met hod

Markus L indh, Swedish Meteorolog ical and Hydrolog ical Inst i tute , SwedenA p ic t ur e i s wor t h a t hous and dat a po in t s : Mak ing v ideo s and imag e s f r om mar ine env ir onmen t a l moni tor ing ava i lab le to a l l

Pierre-Yves Morvan, IxBlue, FranceDelph S ub s ea Po s i t ion ing S o f t war e - i X b lue’s innovat i ve s o f t war e s o lu t ions f or s ub s ea po s i t ion ing s

Luc Jaulin , ENSTA Bretagne, FranceOcean ex p lor a t ion w i t h under water r obot s

Simon Rohou, ENSTA Bretagne, FranceUnder water L oca l i z a t ion w i t h Ind is t ing uishab le L andmar k s

Jor is T i l let , ENSTA Bretagne, FranceGuar an teed under water loca l i z a t ion w i t h s canning s onar

Nathalie Oliv ier, IxBlue, FranceTe s t r e s ul t s be f or e t he dep loy men t o f a s ub s ea g eodet ic moni tor ing sy s tem

Pierre-Jean Bouvet , ISEN, FranceIROMI-L M A IR : an innovat i ve ne t wor k o f ins t r umen t a l p la t f or ms f or mar ine and under water techno log ie s

MOQESM - ROBOTICS FOR MARINE OBSERVATION

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INSTRUMENTATION, APPLICATION TO OCEAN

OBSERVATION

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Neelakandan Rajamohan, Indian Inst i tute of Technolog y, IndiaIn te l l ig en t Nav ig at ion and Adapt i ve Con t r o l ler f or AU V– A H y br id A ppr oach wi t h K F- C S and Deep L ear n ing in N A RM A X Model

Sébastien Smet , ACTIMAR, FranceOper at iona l oceanog r aphic s er v ice f or O&G up s t r eam oper a t ions o f f S ou t h Af r ica

Guillaume Jouve, iXblue Sonar Systems Div is ion , FranceGa s de tec t ion and quan t i f ica t ion us ing i X b lue Echoe s h ig h-r e s o lu t ion s ub -bot tom pr o f i le r and S eapix 3D mul t ibeam echo s ounder f r om t he L aacher S ee ( E i f e l c r a ter lake)

Chris toph Staudinger, P yroscience, Austr iaAquapHO x - A f lex ib le opt ica l s ens or p la t f or m f or moni tor ing o f pH and ox yg en

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PLATFORM, DATA MANAGEMENT

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Nit in Agarwala , National Mari t ime Foundation , IndiaUnder s ea Ocean S ur ve i l lance us ing S ubmar ine Cable s

Cooper Van Vranken, Berr ing Data Collect ive , DenmarkF ish ing Gear s a s an Oceanog r aphic Dat a Co l lec t ion P la t f or m: P r og r e s s on co l labor a t i ve in -s i t u ob s er vat ions o f she l f s ea s

Sabine Schmidt , CNRS, FranceFac i l i t a t ing acce s s to da t a and ana l y t ic s s er v ice s : t he s t r a teg y o f ODAT IS , t he g ateway to Fr ench open ocean and coas t a l da t a

Thomas Vandenberghe, Royal Belg ian Inst i tute for Natural Sciences , Belg iumDat a manag emen t f or E ur opean f lee t o f r e s ear ch ve s s e ls in E UROF L EE T S+

Estér ine EVRARD, Euro-Argo ERIC, FranceA new pha s e f or A r g o a t t he E ur opean leve l : t owar ds a g loba l , f u l l - dept h , and mul t id is c ip l inar y v i s ion w i t h t he E ur o -A r g o R IS E pr ojec t

Reg is Kalaydjian , I f remer, FranceEconomic impac t a s s e s smen t met hods appl ied to env ir onmen t a l r e s ear ch in f r a s t r uc t ur e s : what can we lear n f r om pa s t s t udie s?

Didier Clec’h , RBR Ltd. , CanadaDevelopmen t and Eva lua t ion o f t he New RBRleg ato3 C .T.D on Gl ider P la t f or ms

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MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT POLICIES

SPEAKERS >

Session 1 - Fr iday 16 th October 09:00-11:00

Anne Mouget , IRD, CNRS, Univ Brest , I f remer, UMR 195 Lemar, IRD Délégation Rég ionale Ouest , FranceEf f ec t o f env ir onmen t a l par ameter s on acous t ic char ac ter i s a t ion o f pe lag ic b ioceno s e s in u l t r a -sha l low (5 -30 m) coas t a l ar eas

Viv iane Dav id , MNHN, UMS Patr iNat , Dinard, France, IRD, UMR Lemar, FranceIns ig h t o f h ig h f r equency mul t i -beam detec t ion f or quan t i t a t i ve ind ica tor s o f pe lag ic f i sh communi t ie s in sha l low water s

Anne Mouget , IRD, CNRS, Univ Brest , I f remer, UMR 195 Lemar, IRD Délégation Rég ionale Ouest , FranceI s hydr oacous t ic an e f f ic ien t too l to s ur vey nec to -ben t h ic f i she s in sha l low r ock y r ee f s?

Gaëtan Richard, ENSTA Bretagne, FranceA f i r s t as s e s smen t o f Ch i lean f in whale behav iour w i t h a b io - log g ing appr oach

Irène Mopin , ENSTA Bretagne, UMR 6285, Lab-STICC, ST IC-PRASYS , FranceMar ine ob s er vat ions w i t h a har monic s ing le -beam echo -s ounder. S eabed char ac ter i s a t ion and f i sh s t ud y


GENOMIC SSebastian Mynott , Applied Genomics Ltd. , United K ingdomDevelopmen t o f a la r g e -vo lume env ir onmen t a l DN A s ampler f or compr ehens i ve mar ine b iod i ver s i t y moni tor ing

Anaïs Rey, UMS 2006 Patr imoine Naturel (OFB, CNRS, MNHN), CRESCO, FranceImpr ov ing moni tor ing o f coa s t a l f i sh a s s emblag e s f or t he Mar ine S t r a teg y Fr amewor k D ir ec t i ve by us ing env ir onmen t a l DN A met abar coding

Johan Pansu, CNRS, Stat ion Biolog ique de Roscof f, France, CSIRO Ocean & Atmosphere , AustraliaDevelop ing new env ir onmen t a l DN A-ba s ed eco log ica l a s s e s smen t too ls f or t he manag emen t o f coa s t a l env ir onmen t in a mul t i - s t r e s s or con tex t

Mariar i ta Caracciolo , Sorbonne Univers i té , CNRS, Stat ion Biolog ique de Roscof f, AD2M, UMR7144 , FranceA mor phog enet ic appr oach to s t ud y t he s ea s ona l s ucce s s ion o f t he euk ar yot ic mar ine p lank ton communi t ie s : t he S OML I T-A s t an t ime -s er ie s

INS T RUMEN TAT IONDorothée Vincent , Of f ice Français de la Biodivers i té (OFB) - Direct ion Surveil lance, Evaluation , Données (DSUED) - Serv ice Evaluation , Connaissances et Usages du Mil ieu Marin (ECUMM), FranceMoni tor ing zoop lank ton f or Pe lag ic Habi t a t s a s s e s smen t w i t h in t he MS F D: what wa s done s o f ar in Fr ance and what ’s nex t ?

THE PAPERS SESSIONS

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SESSION 2 > 13 :30-15:30

SESSION 3 > 16 :00-18:00

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Sabine Schmidt , CNRS UMR5805 EPOC, FranceGener a l i z a t ion o f t he con t inuous moni tor ing o f t he phy s ico - chemica l water qua l i t y o f t he Nor t h -Aqui t an ian e s t uar ie s t hank s to t he deve lopmen t o f impr oved au tonomous mul t ipar ameter dev ice s

Yves Dégrés , nke Instrumentation , FranceT he WiMo s onde , innovat i ve , r obus t and f lex ib le s o lu t ions f or water qua l i t y da t a co l lec t ion

Marie Cachera , Shom, FranceMoni tor ing H ydr og r aphica l condi t ions : t he ca s e o f de s cr ip tor 7 o f t he MS F D


Dorothée Vincent , Of f ice Francais de la Biodivers i té (OFB) - Direct ion Surveil lance, Evaluation , Données (DSUED) - Serv ice Evaluation , Connaissances et Usages du Mil ieu Marin (ECUMM), FranceOpt imiz ing Fr ench moni tor ing pr og r amme f or as s e s s ing eu t r ophica t ion w i t h in t he MS F D - what ar e t he g ap s and cha l leng e s to addr e s s?

Pierre Gernez ,Univers i té de Nantes , FranceS en t ine l -2 r emote s ens ing o f Z o s ter a no l te i - dominated in ter t ida l s eag r a s s meadows

Anne Gof far t , Univers i ty of L iège, Oceanolog y, Belg iumT he cha l leng e o f us ing phy top lank ton compo s i t ion f or eco sy s tem hea l t h as s e s smen t

Quentin Ternon, Muséum National d’His toire Naturelle (MNHN), Stat ion de biolog ie marine , CRESCO, Dinard, France, UMR BOREA (MNHN, CNRS, SU, IRD, U-Caen, UAG) , FranceP hotog r ammetr y a s an e f f ic ien t too l to s ur vey mar ine coa s t a l ben t h ic b ioceno s e s and b io tope s o f sha l low r ock y r ee f s

Nicolas Thomas , Hy tech-imag ing , FranceS TORMM© : a h ig h- r e s o lu t ion opt ica l sy s tem to a s s is t mar ine meg af auna aer ia l s ur vey s

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PROFESSIONAL EXHIBITION

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Bionef, is a supplier o f measurement and control systems for industr y and research , for water qual i t y moni tor ing , ecotox icolog y and env ironmental moni tor ing . B ionef o f fer s you hig h qual i t y inst ruments and equipment for industr ia l proces ses , env ironmental sciences and technolog ies , scient i f ic research .

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BIONEF

Yves PRIMAULT99 r ue S ta l ing rad ,93100 Montreui l - FRANCE+33 (0)6 7 7 23 18 94ypr imaul t1@bionef. f rwww.bionef.fr


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Our key s t reng h ts in o f f shore wind and mar ine energ y : 140 companie s wor k ing in a l l MRE technolog ie s , o f f- g r id s o lu t ions to become s e l f-s u f f ic ien t in energ y, dedic ated por t in f ras t r uc t ure ,

3 open -s e a te s ts s i te s equipped to host t he pr imar y mar ine energ y technolog ie s (t ida l , w ind and wave)

Bretag ne Ocean Power, a potent accelerator : Prompted by the Bretag ne Reg ional Council , a l l the MRE stakeholder s in Br i t tany have jo ined forces as a s ing le ent i t y to foster more e f f ic ient industr ia l projects . Bretag ne Ocean Power seeks to : Facil i t ate acces s to industr ia l k now-how for commis s ioning author i t ies , Facil i tate sk i l l development and market acces s for Br i t tany bus ines ses , At t ract nat ional and in ternat ional player s who wish to develop mar ine renewables , Promote local k now-how under a s ing le banner.

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Fol lowing t he v is i t s o f S ig i Gr uber ( Europe an Commis s ion / He ad o f t he Mar ine Re s ource s Uni t in DG Re s e arch and Innovat ion) and Pas c al L amy (Chair man o f t he He al t h o f t he Oce ans Mis s ion B oard ) , re spect ive ly in December 2019 and Febr uar y

2020, our communi t y has mobil is ed to con t r ibu te to t he const r uc t ion o f t he nex t f ramewor k prog ramme for re s e arch and developmen t , Hor izon Europe , on t he mar i t ime dimens ion .

The Campus mondial de la mer is France’s foremost communi t y o f exper ts in the s tudy and economic development of the ocean Our s t reng th l ies in the synerg y bet ween our net work of academic , scient i f ic , economic and inst i tu t ional s takeholder s work ing acros s mar ine science and technolog y and the wider mar i t ime economy. We work as par t o f a reg ional in i t iat ive in western Br i t tany, underpinned by act ive cooperat ion bet ween Brest , Roscof f, Mor la ix , Quimper and Concarneau. Campus mondial de la mer key f ig ures We aim to promote innovat ion and conver t the ex is t ing concentrat ion of mar ine science and technolog y exper t ise in Br i t tany in to the creat ion of more companies and more jobs . We work col laborat ively to pool our equipment , g row our reputat ion and publ ic ise the real g ems in our shared ecosystem. The r ich , diver se and complementar y nature of our communi t y, a long s ide our deep reg ional roots , make the Campus a pioneer ing dr iver o f the blue economy. Our shared values are communi t y, ambi t ion and excel lence .

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CAMPUS MONDIAL

DE LA MER

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T he appl ic at ions o f UAVs for ter r i tor ie s are developing , and wi t h t hem t he o f fer propos ed to loc al au t hor i t ie s . In order to enl ig h ten s t akeholder s on t he ad van t ag e s and po in ts o f a t ten t ion l inked to t he us e o f UAVs for ter r i tor ia l obs er vat ion ,

Cerema is publ ish ing a s ummar y g uide in t he for m of a P ’ Ti t Es s en t ie l . To f ind ou t more: h t t ps : //w w w.cerema.f r/ f r/ac t ual i te s /drone s-nou vel le -v is ion -mon -ter r i to ire -p -t i t- e s s en t ie l - du ( in French)

Cerema is the leading publ ic exper t in i t s f ie lds o f exper t ise , such as ter r i tor ia l eng ineer ing , building s , mobil i t y, t ranspor t in f rast ructure , env ironment and r isks , and f inal ly the sea and coast l ine . I t is recog nised for suppor t ing the t r iple chal leng e of the ecolog ical , energ y and dig i tal t rans i t ion of ter r i tor ies . Commit ted to ter r i tor ia l cohes ion , our object ive is to prov ide you wi th ta i lor-made solu t ions , whether you are a local author i t y, project owner, company or publ ic pol icy holder.

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CEREMA

Michel COUSQUERTechnopôle Brest- Iro ise 155, r ue P ier r re Boug uer - BP 5 29280 P louzané CEDE X - FRANCE+33 (0)6 63 37 4 4 59michel . [email protected] rwww.cerema.fr

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Au tomat ic t arg et detec t ion on S S S wi t h t he CIDCO A I

The In terdiscipl inar y Centre for the Development of Ocean Mapping (CIDCO) is a non-prof i t org anisat ion for t raining and R&D in mar ine sciences and hydrog raphy. I t is an act ive member of the Canadian Coastal Ocean Mapping Research & Educat ion Net work (COMREN) and is a par tner o f choice . Dedicated to the development of s tate-of-the-ar t technolog ies and k nowledg e for the acquis i t ion , manag ement and representat ion of mar i t ime spat ial data , the CIDCO responds to the in ternat ional , nat ional and reg ional t ra ining and R&D needs of the coastal and mar i t ime communi t y. Moderniz ing hydrog raphy The CIDCO’s mis s ion is to modernize hydrog raphy throug h research , development , t ra ining and technolog y t ransfer and to valor ize the resul ts in a sustainable way thanks to i t s par tner ships and i t s s tate-of-the-ar t exper t ise . CIDCO’s object ives are1 - To increase marine geomatics expertise in the Bas-St-Laurent region (Quebec, Canada)2 - To improve or develop new methods and technologies for ocean mapping3 - To collaborate with industry, government departments and institutions in the development of solutions to improve technologies af fecting the maritime sector4 - To be a structuring element for the development of maritime information services and technologies in the region.

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R BALLEYDIER1-115 r ue S ain t-Ger main Ouest , R imousk i (Québec) G5L 4B6 - CANADA+14183502137romain .bal leydier@cidco .cawww.cidco.ca

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2019, a remar k able ye ar in ter ms of f unding for t he mar i t ime economy wi t h € 120 mil l ion for b lue g row t h p layer s .

The development prospects for the mar i t ime economy, which could double by 2030, are numerous and remarkably diver se . Our reg ion has al l the as sets to play a leading role in this adventure , both in t radi t ional act iv i t ies and in the most emerg ing ones . The s takes are obv ious ly economic and env ironmental , because this development is resolu tely sustainable and respons ible . I t is in this spir i t that Crédi t Mar i t ime Grand Ouest is determined to s t reng then i t s his tor ic leader ship along s ide the player s in the blue g row th and to act ively suppor t projects in the mar i t ime economy of the Greater West .

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GRAND OUEST

Philippe RENAUDIN2 r ue Françoise S ag an - S ain t-Herbla in4 4919 Nantes cedex 9 - FRANCE+33(0)6 25 18 64 25phi l ippe . renaudin@bpg o.f rwww.cmgo.creditmarit ime.fr

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Air bor ne s ur veys for b iodiver s i t y mapping are cur ren t ly g o ing on t he coasts o f Br i t t any : Mar ine meg afauna s ur veys us ing S TORMM ® (Système de Télédétec t ion Opt ique d ’a ide

au Recens emen t de la Még afaune Mar ine) & Coast al habi t a ts s ur veys us ing our F ly S pec ® a ir bor ne hy per spect ra l s er v ice s .

Hy tech- imag ing is a quick ly g rowing company whose purpose is to create operat ional products and ser v ices for mapping f rom (mul t i - and hyper-) spectral imag es , and to democrat ize acces s to this t ype of data . Hy tech- imag ing is act ively involved in the development of the uses of hyper spectral imag ing while tak ing a leading pos i t ion in this f ie ld . Hy tech- imag ing operates aer ia l a irborne hyper spectral sur veys al l around the wor ld throug h i t s “F ly Spec” ser v ice . Hy tech- imag ing is cur rent ly developing an operat ional ser v ice for the product ion of “B-maps”, benthic habi tat maps and bathymetr y in the l i t toral zone throug h the use of a irborne and satel l i te data . A proces s ing chain is developed f rom k now-how der ived f rom hyper spectral imag er y and in teg rated in to the SWIM ® chain (Shallow Water mappIng us ing opt ical reMote sensor s) . The ser v ice br ing s tog ether exper t ise in advanced dig i tal technolog ies (cloud plat form / remote operat ional i t y) and big data proces s ing .

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Marc LENNON115, Rue Claude Chappe 29280 P louzané - FRANCE+33 (0)6 22 41 89 93marc . lennon@hy tech- imag ing .f rhytech-imaging .fr

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iFADO ’s par t ic ipat ion in S e a Tech Week ® a ims to promote t he projec t among publ ic and pr ivate bodie s and indiv iduals in tere sted in t he implemen t at ion o f t he MSF D, in order to g enerate invo lvemen t and cooperat ion: t he publ ic s ec tor, un iver s i t y/re s e arch cen ter s , indust r ia l

and commercia l s ec tor and t he g eneral publ ic . Par t icular ly, innovat ive S mall and Medium -s ized E n ter pr is e s (S MEs) are inv i ted to propos e t he ir products and s er v ice s , enhance ex is t ing one s or develop new one s , in t he f ie lds o f dat a .

iFADO ( innovat ion in the Framework of the At lant ic Deep Ocean) is an In ter reg At lant ic Area project . I t s main object ive is to in teg rate technolog ies , including remote sens ing , numer ical modeling and in-s i tu moni tor ing and to prov ide decis ion suppor t tools for relevant MSFD (Mar ine Strateg y Framework Direct ive) author i t ies . I t wil l suppor t the nex t phase of MSFD implementat ion , in par t icular to achieve coherent , coordinated and cons is tent updates of the Good Env ironmental S tatus (GES) determinat ions in the At lant ic Area .

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AREA PROJECT «IFADO»

Xavier REBOUR525 avenue A lex is de Rochon , 29280 P louzané - FRANCE+33 (0)6 41 97 69 98xav ier. r ebour@polemer-ba .comwww.i fado.eu

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INREST ’s mis s ion is to conduct research relat ing to env ironmental sciences and occupat ional heal th and safet y.

INREST ’ S OBJECT IVES :

Develop innovat ive appl ied projects , tak ing in to account sustainable development concerns

Prov ide scient i f ic suppor t to decis ion-mak ing

Measure publ ic heal th impacts and worker heal th safet y in a l l projects under taken

Preser ve water qual i t y, ecosystem heal th , and food resources

Make resul ts acces s ible to a larg e audience

Pool tog ether resources to put for ward solu t ions to chal leng es posed by nor thern developments

Favour reg ional t ra ining of research profes s ionals

Welcome col leg e and univer s i t y s tudents (bachelor, master s , and doctorate level ) and super v ise research projects for g overnment org anizat ions , pr ivate bus ines ses , industr y etc .) , d irect ly f rom Sept- Î les

Br ing tog ether researcher s work ing in the f ie lds o f env ironment and/or occupat ional heal th in nor thern env ironments

Establ ish a reg ional team of special is ts , univer s i t ies , and research centres for each project

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ENVIRONMENT AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY)

Nor ther n Ins t i tu te for Research in Env ironment and Occupat ional Heal th and S afet y350 Avenue Jo l l ie t , S ept- Î les (QC) - G4R 2B2 - CANADA418-968-4 801 (ex t . 5720)in fo@inrest . cainrest .ca/en


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A s an innovator in t he mar i t ime f ie ld , i X blue is a par t ner o f hydrog raphic , oce anog raphic ins t i t u te s and re s e arch laborator ie s around t he wor ld . Cur ren t projec ts inc lude t he const r uc t ion o f t he new DR AS S M Archaeolog ic al Re s e arch Ve s s el A l f red Mer l in , t he precur s or o f a new g enerat ion o f economic al , eco log ic al and e f f ic ien t ve s s els , which wil l embar k h ig h -tech equipmen t developed by i X blue . T he company a ls o prov ide s pos i t ion ing and imag ing systems for IF RE MER ’s new AU V for deepwater ex plorat ion .

iX blue is a g lobal hig h-tech company special iz ing in the des ig n and manufactur ing of advanced mar ine , photonics and autonomy technolog ies . The g roup in-house exper t ise includes innovat ive systems and solu t ions devoted to iner t ia l nav ig at ion , subsea pos i t ioning , under water imag ing , as well as shipbuilding and test & s imulat ion . iX blue technolog ies suppor t Civ i l and Defense customer s in car r y ing out their sea , land and space operat ions wi th ma x imum safet y, e f f ic iency and rel iabil i t y. Employ ing a work force of 650 people wor ldwide , iX blue conducts i t s bus ines s in over 60 countr ies . iX blue in Brest is special ised in under water acoust ic solu t ions based on the use of acoust ic t ransducer s and sensor s . I t s systems enable the pos i t ioning of objects and vehicles under the sea wi th g reat accuracy, under water communicat ions , and communicat ion wi th sur face equipment . iX blue’s acoust ics solu t ions also enable precise imag ining of objects and l i v ing org anisms located on the seabed.

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IXBLUE

Nathalie OLIVIERRue Rivoalon , S ain te -Anne du Por t z ic29200 Brest - FRANCE+33 (0)6 82 01 09 86nathal ie .o l i v ier@ixblue .comwww.ixblue.com

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Created in March 2017 and wi th i t s technical and operat ional centre located in Nantes (FR) , Kopadia is a company special is ing in under water robot ics wi th a ser v ice of fer based on technical and operat ional aspects : Eng ineer ing and Inspect ion . Kopadia has the par t icular i t y o f being able to develop i t s exper t ise in these t wo key and complementar y act iv i t ies o f under water robot ics :

- Systems Eng ineer ing : enables Kopadia to des ig n under water robot ic systems that f ul ly meet the customer ’s needs . This eng ineer ing exper t ise cover s the ent ire product value chain: f rom the under standing of the problem to the def in i t ion of the need and the des ig n of the system with the in teg rat ion of sensor s , protot yping and the def in i t ion of the operat ional model and the as sociated means of implementat ion . This approach g uarantees Kopadia’s customer s the g uarantee of a solu t ion that f ul ly meets their needs for improved operat ional and f inancial e f f ic iency and bet ter control o f the r isks as sociated wi th the act iv i t y,

- Subsea inspect ion: ensures that Kopadia implements i t s operat ional solu t ions adapted to the inspect ion of submar ine cables and pipel ines .

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KOPADIA

Thierry GROUSSET1, r ue Jean Moul in4 4100 Nantes - FRANCE+33 (0)6 71 69 19 13thier r y.g rous set@kopadia .comkopadia .com

K opadia launche s t he developmen t o f bat hy metr ic inspect ion s o lu t ions for c able lay ing.


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MARITECH is cur rent ly supply ing a wide rang e of under water equipment and inst rumentat ion for nav ig at ion and pos i t ioning (GP S , DGP S , USBL , etc…) , Sonar ( imag ing mul t ibeam, mechanical , s idescan , mul t ibeam and echosounder) , wave measurement (Buoys , wave recorder and radar) , USV, water sampling (Nisk in bot t le , o i l k i t and f low meter) , under water communicat ion (acoust ic and induct ion) and also sensor s (CTD, hig h resolu t ion pres sure sensor, buoy control ler, e tc…) . We wil l be able to as s is t you on cables , connector s , moulded harnes ses and ocean winches .

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Jean-Francois BOUCULAT57 Rue François Ger nel le ,84120 Per tuis - FRANCE+33 (0)6 79 56 73 06contac t@mar i tech .f rwww.maritech.fr

Mar i tech wil l in t roduce t he paros cien t i f ic pre s s ure s ens or, t he wor ld le ader in t he f ie ld o f prec is ion pre s s ure me as uremen ts . On our s onar system, t he Gemini 1200ik mul t ibe am imag ing s onar is t he la te s t addi t ion to t he popular Gemini rang e , whi ls t t he 1200 k Hz h ig h f requency s et t ing o f fer s ex t remely det a i led mul t ibe am imag e s and t he P ico -MB130 t he wor ld ’s smal le s t in teg rated Mul t ibe am Echos ounder.

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Mar i t ime UK South West Mar i t ime UK South West is a publ ic , bus ines s , research par tner ship which br ing s tog ether the breadth of our ocean economy, work ing in par tner ship to champion , g row and clean the sector. The cluster a ims to champion and promote our sector, in ternal ly, nat ional ly and abroad, dr ive clean g row th and build centres of excel lence to maintain reg ional compet i t i ve advantag e. Champion and Promote: Create ev idence based s t rateg y, prof i le and lobby ing Promote reg ional excel lence Dr ive Clean Grow th Increase col laborat ion , investment in R&D and clean g row th Increase investment in sk i l ls and promote career s in mar ine and mar i t ime. Build centres of excel lence Building supply chain capabil i t y in o f f shore renewables and br ing for ward investment in f loat ing of f shore wind in the South West . Create a wor ld leading centre for mar ine autonomy and g eospat ia l data innovat ion . Dr ive investment in our sustainable ocean economy

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MARITIME UK SOUTH WEST

Sheldon RyanCulver Park , Rat ter y, DevonTQ10 9L L , UK+4 4 7 7 39 35 93 89sheldon . r yan@mar i t imeuksw.orgmarit imeuksw.org

M ARI T IME UK S W OC TOBER UPDAT E

Par t ner s f rom acros s S ou t h We st s ubmi t ted an ambi t ious “Fu t ure Oce an Ins t i t u te” pos i t ion ing documen t to g over nmen t ’s comprehens ive spending rev iew. T he ou t l ine p lan focus s e s on mar ine au tonomy and o t her smar t , c le an mar i t ime technolog ie s . T he s t ra teg y paper is l inked wi t h a wider £ 1BN Mar i t ime UK b id to dec ar bonis e t he s ec tor and t he g rowing poten t ia l o f f loat ing o f f shore wind in t he S ou t h We st a b id for which is be ing wor ked and up wil l be s ubmi t ted in November.

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We are de l ig h ted to in t roduce you t he WiMo s onde t hat wil l make your l i f e e as ier. _ T hanks to i t s d ig i t a l smar t s ens or s ui te and i t s re al p lug and p lay, you c an me as ure up to 20 water parameter s

down to 250 meter s dept h . A s t he web in ter face is embedded wi t h in t he s onde you don’ t have to waste any t ime ins t a l l ing s of t ware .

The aims of the company is des ig ning , manufactur ing and sel l ing inst ruments for the measurement and the moni tor ing of oceans and f resh water s . The f ie lds o f appl icat ions are r iver s , lakes , estuar ies , oceans and deep sea . There are three dis t inct rang es of products . Under water moni tor ing inst ruments that are products des ig ned to measure in-s i tu the main phys ico-chemical parameter s o f f resh and sea water. Buoys and inst rumented systems aim to measure , t ransmit and ret r ieve data in any t ype of env ironment . Prof i l ing f loats are used for oceanog raphic and env ironmental s tudies of the evolu t ion of oceans and cl imate . NK E Inst rumentat ion is thoug h involved in the in ternat ional ARGO prog ram to supply temperature and sal in i t y prof i l ing f loats .

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NKE

INSTRUMENTATION

Océane BARRE6 r ue Gutenberg , Z I de Kérandré , 56700 Hennebont - FRANCE+33 (0)2 97 85 67 57obar re@nke .f rwww.nke-instrumentation.com


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NOVACAV I proudly s uppl ied a 3K m f iber opt ic te t her for an upg raded ROV eng ag ed in t unnel inspect ion in we ster n Panama. E ng ineered to per fec t ly match and ma x imize per for mance o f t h is 3k m c apaci t y under water obs er vat ion and inspect ion - c las s

vehic le and i t s ree l sys tem, 6G A X130 re in forced te t her c able a l lowed to complete long- dis t ance inspect ions more cost- e f f ic ien t ly and wi t h le s s o f an env ironmen t al impact while iden t i f y ing any are as in need o f repair.

Special is t in custom cables des ig n and manufactur ing s ince 1975. Sound exper ience in special ized cable solu t ion for subsea , har sh and demanding env ironments . Proven mater ia ls exper t ise , eng ineer ing ver sat i l i t y & product ion f lex ibi l i t y to match customer s’ requirements . ISO 9001 cer t i f ied s ince 1995.

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NOVACAVI

Francesca FAVERIOVia Mar t ir i d i Cefa lonia , 1,20068 Peschiera Bor romeo - MI ITALY+39 02 553 8321f f@novacav i . i twww.novacavi . i t

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Ouest Valor isat ion is the valor isat ion’s operator o f publ ic research for 28 establ ishments in Br i t tany and Pays de la L oire . I t s mis s ion is to o f fer companies at t ract ive innovat ion resources f rom more than 160 laborator ies . Created in 2012, Ouest Valor isat ion works ever y day to establ ish a l ink bet ween publ ic research and companies . I t s impli f ies and profes s ional izes the t ransfer o f innovat ions f rom French academic research to industr ia ls . The Ouest Valor isat ion’s team detects , evaluates and protects scient i f ic invent ions . I t selects the most promis ing projects that meet the company ’s expectat ions and f inances their technical and economic maturat ions . I t a lso par t ic ipates in the emerg ence of s tar tups resul t ing f rom research teams . Turning towards industr ia ls , Ouest Valor isat ion faci l i tates and secures their acces s to the scient i f ic sk i l ls and equipments of publ ic research laborator ies . Ouest Valor isat ion establ ishes mutual ly benef ic ia l col laborat ions wi thin the f ramework of par tner ships for which i t is respons ible for contract eng ineer ing .

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OUEST VALORISATION

Anne GUÉDONRennes , Nantes , Brest , Vannes , L or ien t , Ang er s , L e Mans - FRANCE+33 (0)6 28 66 26 21anne .g uedon@ouest-valor is at ion .f rwww.ouest-valorisation.fr

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The Br i t tany At lant ic Sea Cluster : dr iv ing mar i t ime innovat ion With a net work of more than 390 player s including major g roups , SMEs , research and hig her educat ion centres , the Br i t tany At lant ic Sea Cluster contr ibutes to the development of the mar i t ime sector. The Cluster helps the emerg ence of innovat ive projects in the f ie ld o f the sea: net work ing of academic and industr ia l sk i l ls , search for f unding , suppor t for SMEs in their R&D investment , acces s to markets for their new products and ser v ices , and in ternat ional development . The Cluster in f ig ures :

· 1 mar i t ime ter r i tor y o f excel lence Br i t tany - Pays de la L oire· 390 member s , more than hal f o f which are SMEs 6 areas of innovat ion:· Mar i t ime defence , safet y and secur i t y ;· Naval and water spor ts ;· Mar ine energ y and mining resources ;· Mar ine bio log ical resources ;· Env ironment and coastal development ;· Por ts , log is t ics and mar i t ime t ranspor t .

· 407 projects label led s ince 2005 represent ing a g lobal budg et o f 1 b i l l ion euros (f ig ure Sept 2020)More info: pole-mer-sainte-atlantique.com; @PoleMerBa

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ATLANTIQUE

Nisha LE JOLIFF (Public relations)525 avenue A lex is de Rochon29280 P louzané - FRANCE+33 (0)6 88 84 4 8 22nisha . lejo l i f f@polemer-ba .comwww.pole-mer-bretagne-atlantique.com

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AquapHO x- New f lex ib le opt ic a l s ens or p la t for m for under water moni tor ing o f O2, pH and temperat ure . T he new compact and e asy-to - operate under water AquapHO x technolog y f rom P yro S cience o f fer s an unmatched f lex ib i l i t y for under water pH

me as uremen ts , u l t ra -fas t O2 and temperat ure moni tor ing and t race O2 detec t ion in our oce ans . Me as ure s everal impor t an t parameter s down to 4000m wi t h t he s ame compact ins t r umen t .

P yroScience manufactures innovat ive and unique opt ical sensor technolog y (REDFL ASH) for ox yg en , pH and temperature measurements . The advanced sensor solu t ions compr ise compact f iber-opt ic inst ruments and OEM (made in Germany) wi th var ious opt ical sensor heads and exper t customer suppor t . Now P yroScience in t roduces a cost-ef fect ive and easy-to-operate under water sensor plat form for moni tor ing of (t race) ox yg en , pH and temperature . This new AquapHOx technolog y is available as under water long-term log g er s , meter s wi th real-t ime data t ransmis s ion for ul t ra-fast O2 & T measurements , and as f lex ible OEM solu t ions . This new plat form wil l help researcher s , (non-)g overnmental org anisat ions and industr y to moni tor cr i t ical parameter s and their dynamics under water ; in the open ocean , the deep sea and in coastal ecosystems .

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PYROSCIENCE GMBH

Dr. Andrea WIELANDHuber tus st r. 35 , 52064 Aachen - GERMANY+49(0)2 41 51 83 22 10in fo@pyroscience .comwww.pyroscience.com/en/


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Since 1973, RBR has been des ig ning and manufactur ing oceanog raphic inst ruments in O t tawa, Canada , and has s teadily expanded to include of f ices in At lant ic Canada , and China , wi th direct sales in USA , France , and Austral ia . From the ocean abys s to the polar ice cap; lakes , r i ver s and coastal zones , RBR’s sensor s and log g er s t rack water parameter s including conduct iv i t y, temperature , depth , sal in i t y (CTD) , dis solved g ases , pH, and many other s .

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RBR

Krista BRUNET TE359 Ter r y Fox Dr ive , O t tawa , Ontar io , K 2K 2E 7 - CANADA1-613 599 8900k r is ta .br unet te@rbr-g lobal . comrbr-g lobal .com

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Celadon , a none prof i t org anizat ion g ather ing s takeholder s in mar i t ime eng ineer ing ( Thales , ECA , Technopole Brest- Iro ise , F l inder s Univer s i t y ISEN Yncréa Ouest , École Navale , ENSTA Bretag ne , IMT At lant ique , I f remer, UBO, etc .) , operates in Brest and manag es the base of Sea Test Base .

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CÉLADON SEA TEST BASE

Stéphane CHARRON20 r ue Cuiras sé Bretag ne 29200 Brest - FRANCE+33 (0)6 08 18 52 59stephane .char ron@seatestbase .comseatestbase.com

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S ercel recen t ly announced t he opening o f our new mar ine te s t cen ter. L oc ated in L or ien t , our dock fac i l i t y and laborator y c an o f fer a wide rang e o f

s er v ice s to he lp you achieve your in -s e a equipmen t projec t g oals : f rom te s t ing and val idat ion t hroug h to qual i f ic at ion .

Sercel Under water Acoust ics (ex-Orca Inst rumentat ion) develops and markets under water data t ransmis s ion systems and mar ine inst rumentat ion for oceanog raphic eng ineer ing , scient i f ic communi t y, mil i tar y and oi l & g as appl icat ions . The company ’s products include under water acoust ic communicat ion & pos i t ioning systems , pas s ive acoust ic moni tor ing & mar ine mammal detect ion systems , ocean bot tom seismometer s , moor ing moni tor ing beacons , acoust ic t ransducer s & hydrophones .

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SERCEL UNDERWATER

ACOUSTICS

Mr Christophe L’HER12 r ue de V i l leneuve 29200 Brest - FRANCE+33 (0)2 98 05 78 85Chr is tophe .L her@sercel . comwww.sercel .com

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1720-2020: 300 ye ar s o f French hydrog raphy

The Shom, heir to the f ir s t o f f ic ia l hydrog raphic ser v ice in the wor ld (1720) , is a publ ic adminis t rat ive establ ishment (EPA) under the super v is ion of the Minis t r y o f the Armed Forces . I t is the publ ic operator for mar i t ime and coastal g eog raphic in format ion . I t s mis s ion is to k now and descr ibe the phys ical mar ine env ironment in i t s relat ionship wi th the atmosphere , the seabed and coastal areas , to forecast i t s evolu t ion and to ensure the dis seminat ion of the cor responding in format ion . This mis s ion is car r ied out throug h three main act iv i t ies :

· nat ional hydrog raphy, to meet the needs of sur face nav ig at ion in water s under French jur isdic t ion and in areas under French car tog raphic respons ibi l i t y ;

· defence suppor t , character ised by the exper t ise prov ided by Shom in hydro-oceanog raphic f ie lds to the Directorate General o f Armaments and by i t s operat ional suppor t capabil i t ies for the forces ;

· suppor t for publ ic pol ic ies on the sea and the coast l ine , throug h which Shom enhances i t s her i tag e data and exper t ise by mak ing them available to the publ ic author i t ies and , more g eneral ly, to a l l those involved in the sea and the coast l ine .

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SHOM

Nicolas WEBER13 r ue du Chatel l ier 29200 Brest - FRANCE+33 (0)2 56 31 22 4 4nicolas [email protected] rwww.shom.fr

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Tier ra de l Fueg o, A n t ár t ida e Is las de l At lán t ico S ur g over nmen t approved law 1239 t hat update s t he o f f ic ia l c ar tog raphy, to inc lude Arg en t ina’s A n t arc t ic ter r i tor y wi t h in t he prov ince . T he publ ic b idding for t he ex tens ion o f Ushuaia’s por t is now open . T his projec t wil l benef i t d irec t ly t he tour ism s ector as i t wi l l incre as e t he moor ing c apaci t y by 25%. T his s e as on , more t han 35 cr uis e sh ips docked a t Ushuaia’s por t , t ranspor t ing wel l over 30000 v is i tor s , in de st inat ion to A n t ár t ida .

T ier ra del Fueg o Antár t ida e Is las del At lánt ico Sur, is the southernmost prov ince of Arg ent ina wi th a s t rateg ic g eog raphical pos i t ion . On one hand, due to i t s const i tu t ion as a special customs area , and on the other hand, due to i t s place in the tour ism sector, which has been recog nized wor ldwide as the “End of the Wor ld”. L ast but not least i t a lso has a por t in f rast ructure that a l lows i t to be cons idered a g ateway to Antár t ida . The prov ince has a hig hly diver s i f ied economy, hig hl ig ht ing the development of the tex t i le , c lothing , p last ic and auto par ts industr ies . Among the use of i t s natural resources , i t is wor th ment ioning act iv i t ies such as hydrocarbons , f ishing and aquacul ture , forest r y, t imber, and l i vestock farming. I t a lso has potent ia l for development in a l ternat ive energ ies , wi th constant winds and the hig hest wor ld qual i t y s tandards . The g eog raphy is sui table for the development of f ishing act iv i t y in i t s di f ferent var iants , o f fer ing deep-sea f ishing in the open sea and a coastal coast l ine sui table for ar t isanal f ishing , as well as excel lent condi t ions for aquacul ture , among the best in the wor ld , in a l l cases fo l lowing sustainabil i t y and sustainabil i t y cr i ter ia . Under the protect ion of L aw 19640, the main industr ia l act iv i t y developed in the prov ince is based on the t ransformat ion of raw mater ia ls f rom abroad, wi th an outstanding special izat ion in consumer electronic products , boast ing more than 30 establ ishments of the sector.

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SPEAKERS

INTERNATIONALSergio Bryton, EuroceanClaire Jolly, OECD

AUSTRALIAHélène Baron, Australian National University, Institute for Space (ANU InSpace)Andy Koronios, Smar tStat CRCJia-Urnn Lee, Australian National University, Institute for Space (ANU InSpace)Johan Pansu, CNRS, Station Biolog ique de Roscof f, France, and CSIRO Ocean & AtmosphereKarl Sammut, F linders University

AUSTRIAChristoph Staudinger, Pyroscience

BELGIUMAnne Goffart, University of L iège, Oceanolog ySheila Heymans, EMBGeorge Petihakis, Eurogoos/HCMRMarc Portier, VL IZThomas Vandenberghe, Royal Belg ian Institute for Natural Sciences

CANADALouis Bernatchez, Université Laval, QuébecDidier Clec’h, RBR Ltd.Axel-Christian Guei, Teledyne CARISDenis Hains, H2iGuillaume Labbé-Morissette, CIDCOYves Saint-Pierre, INRS-Institut Armand Frappier, Québec

CROATIAŽarko Kovač, University of SplitHrvoje Mihanović, Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries , University of SplitIvan Racetin, University of SplitLeandra Vranješ Markić, University of Split

DENMARKStefan Pielmeier, IAL ACooper Van Vranken, Berr ing Data Collective

FRANCEGary Bagot, IxBlueRomina Barbosa, UBOJérémie Bazin, Technopôle Brest-IroiseBastien Bernela, CRIEF Laboratory, University of Poit iersStéphane Bertin, UBOEmeric Bidenbach, CEREMA EMFWilliam Biegun, CMA-CGMLaurie Biscara, ShomClaire Bougeault , ShomPierre-Jean Bouvet, ISENEric Brel, CNESMarie Cachera, ShomMariarita Caracciolo, Sorbonne Université, CNRS, Station Biolog ique de Roscof f, AD2M, UMR7144Sébastien Cann, Pôle Mer Bretagne AtlantiqueKevin Charles, Université Bretagne Occidentale (UBO)Bertrand Chazaly, FugroAntoine Collin, EPHE-DinardMichel Cousquer, CEREMA EMFCélia D’Hervé, CEREMA EMFJulien Damers, KOPADIAJean-Marc Daniel, I f remer-Institut Carnot MersViviane David, MNHN, UMS Patr iNat , Dinard, France, IRD, UMR LemarYves Dégrés, nke InstrumentationJulie Droit , CEREMA EMFEstérine Evrard, Euro-Argo ERICNicolas Fady, CEREMA EMFRonan Fablet, Lab-STICC-UMR CNRS 6285, IMT-AtlantiqueGaëtan Fabritius, CLSFlavie Ferchaud, L AB’URBA, Universitey Gustave Eif felMarie Ferru, Laboratoire CRIEF, University of Poit iersMichèle Fichaut, I f remerJean-François Filipot, France Energ ies MarinesAlexia Freigneaux, ESA BIC Nord

FranceFranck Florin, ThalesPierre Gernez, Université de NantesDorian Ginane, GeomatysLoïc Gourmelen, CEREMA EMFYann Guichoux, eOdynPedro Guimaraes, France Energ ies MarinesFlorent Guinot, Naval Energ iesArnaud Henry, Service SIG Brest métropole / Pays de BrestMathias Herberts, SenXDamien Hervé, NaodenStéphane Imbert, IMTaDorothée James, EPHE-PSLMarion Jaud, Pole Imagery and Instrumentation, UBOLuc Jaulin, ENSTA BretagneFred Jean, IUEM-UBOYouenn Jézéquel, LEMAR, UMR 6539 CNRS, UBO, IRD, I f remer, ( IUEM), L IA BeBESTGuillaume Jouve, iXblue Sonar Systems DivisionRegis Kalaydjian, I f remerXavier Kergadallan, CEREMA EMFEloise Le Bras, IodysséusJulian Le Deunf, ShomFabien Leckler, France Energ ies MarinesFanny Lecuy, ShomGilles Lericolais, EMB Chair, I f remerMathilde Letard, EPHE-PSL Université Paris , CNRS LETGBenjamin Lecoeuvre, Junior ImpactLaurent Louvart, ShomPierre-Yves Le Traon, I f remerMarion Maisonobe, UMR CNRS 8504 - Géographie-CitésDelphine Mallet, VISIOONDelphine Mathias, Société d’Observation Mult i-Modale de l ’EnvironnementGilbert Maudire, I f remerAlexis Mérigaud, IFP Energ ies NouvellesPiero Messina, European Space AgencyOlivier Michel, UnseenlabsIrène Mopin, ENSTA Bretagne, UMR

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6285, Lab-STICC, STIC-PRASYSHélène Morin, Bretagne développement innovationPierre-Yves Morvan, IxBlueAnne Mouget, IRD, CNRS, Univ Brest , I f remer, UMR 195 Lemar, IRD Délégation Régionale OuestFabrice Not, Station biolog ique de Roscof f (CNRS, Sorbonne Université)Frédéric Olivier, MNHN, Station Marine de ConcarneauNathalie Olivier, IxBlueMaxime Olivon, NexeyaBenjamin Ollivier, ShomChristine Paillard, IUEM (CNRS, UBO)Johan Pansu, CNRS, Station Biolog ique de Roscof f, and CSIRO Ocean & AtmosphereYves-Marie Paulet, UBOYves Pastol, ShomAntoine Police, University Rennes 1, ARENES (UMR 6051)Frédéric Pons, CEREMA EMFGwen Potard, La CarèneSylvie Pouliquen, I f remerSamuel Prouten, Junior ImpactAnaïs Rey, UMS 2006 Patr imoine Naturel (OFB, CNRS, MNHN), CRESCOGaëtan Richard, ENSTA BretagneStéphane Alain Riou, Ailes Marines/IberdrolaEric Rius, Lab-STICC UMR CNRS 6285, UBOSimon Rohou, ENSTA BretagneChristian Salvaterra, ShomSabine Schmidt, CNRSJulien Simon, ShomSébastien Smet, ACTIMARJosselin Tallec, Institut d’Urbanisme et de Géographie Alpine, Université Grenoble AlpesQuentin Ternon, Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle (MNHN), Station de biolog ie marine, CRESCO, Dinard, France, UMR BOREA (MNHN, CNRS, SU, IRD, U-Caen, UAG)Antoine Thebaud, SeaProvenLéa Thiebaud, CEREMA EMFNicolas Thomas, Hy tech-imagingJoris Tillet , ENSTA BretagnePierre Tuffigo, ELWAVEAnais Turpault , Pôle Mer Bretagne Atlantique/Booster MORESPACE

Christophe Viala, SeaviewsGuillaume Villemagne, Gémapi Saint-MaloDorothée Vincent, Of f ice Français de la Biodiversité (OFB) - Direction Surveillance, Evaluation, Données (DSUED) - Service Evaluation, Connaissances et Usages du Milieu Marin (ECUMM)Gwendal Vonk, SDEFChristophe Vrignaud, Shom

GERMANYPier Luigi Buttigieg, Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiolog yPeer Fietzek, GKongsberg Marit imeMaik Grunwald, 4H-JENAJochen Horstmann, Helmholtz-Zentrum GeesthachtRalph Schneider, University of K ielJens Schneider-von Deimling, Geoscience Institute, University of K ielMartin Visbeck, GEOMAR, AtlantOS project

GREECEGeorge Petihakis, Eurogoos/HCMR

INDIANitin Agarwala, National Marit ime FoundationClint Pazhayidam George, Indian Institute of Technolog yNeelakandan Rajamohan, Indian Institute of Technolog y

LUXEMBOURGSimon van den Dries, Spire Marit ime

MALTAJoel Azzopardi, University of MaltaAldo Drago, University of MaltaAdam Gauci, University of Malta

POLANDJacek Bełdowski, IOPAN (Institute Oceanolog y Polish Academy Sciences)Iwona Pawliczka vel Pawlik, University of GdańskMariusz Sapota, University of Gdansk

PORTUGALJoão Borges de Sousa, LSTS, Por to University

SPAINEric Delory, PLOCANLucía Fraga Lago, MATES Project , CETMARRafael Garcia, Catedrático de UniversidadAlfredo Izquierdo, University of CádizGabriel Navarro-Almendros, Instituto de Ciencias Marinas de Andalucía ( ICMAN-CSIC)Jaume Piera, CSIC

SWEDENMarkus Lindh, Swedish Meteorolog ical and Hydrolog ical InstituteMatthias Obst, Depar tment of Marine Sciences, University of Gothenburg

THE NETHERLANDSCharlotte Hasager, DTU Wind Energ y

UNITED KINGDOMWendy Brown, IOGPNathan Lawrence, ANB SensorsBev Mackenzie, iMarESTSebastian Mynott, Applied Genomics Ltd.Zannis Kostalas, MarineTraf f ic.Ralph Rayner, Society for Underwater Technolog y, London School of EconomicsNiki Vermeulen, School of Social and Polit ical Science, University of EdinburghBen Wilson, IDCORE programme, SAMS

UNITED STATESCooper Van Vranken, BDCRalph Rayner, NOAA

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programme of the conference

Day Paris T ime Room 1 Room 2 Room 3

Monday

12

09:00 > 11:00

COOPER AT ION MODEL S FOR OCE AN K NOWL EDGE AND INNOVAT ION

13:30 > 15:30

T HE F U T URE OF OB SERVAT IONS FROM SE ABED TO SPACE: T R AINING TO SUPP ORT M ARINE S CIENCE

(Paper session) B IG DATA , DEEP L E ARNING, S AT EL L I T E OB SERVAT ION

16:00 > 18:00

ICE , WHERE AND HOW TO DE VELOP MY BUSINES S IN NON-IN T ERCONNECT ED ZONES?

ECOACOUST IC S , UNDERWAT ER S OUNDS OF BEN T HIC INVERTABR AT ES

Tuesday

13

09:00 > 11:00 or

10:00 > 11:00

CON T RIBU T ION OF NE W T ECHNOLOGIES TO M ARI T IME AND COASTAL ACT IV I T IES (9:00 > 11:00)

IN T ERREG T IGER - GROWING T HE SUPPLY CHAIN FOR COST EFFECT IVE REL IABL E COMP OSI T E BL ADES AND CENS OR DESIGN FOR T IDAL T URBINES (10:00 > 12:00)

13:30-15:30

EUROGOOS OCE AN T ECHNOLOGY FORUM - Session 1

MOQESM - ROBOT IC S FOR M ARINE OB SERVAT ION (13:30-18:00)

SHOM - 300 Y E ARS OF FRENCH HYDROGR APHY

16:00 > 18:00

EUROGOOS OCE AN T ECHNOLOGY FORUM - Session 2

WAVE AND WIND OB SERVAT IONS APPL IED TO OFF SHORE RENE WABL E ENERGIES

Wesnesday

14

09:00 > 11:00

(Paper session) INST RUMEN TAT ION, APPL ICAT ION TO OCE AN OB SERVAT ION

SE A-EU: EUROPE AN UNIVERSI T IES ROL E IN COASTAL OB SERVAT ION

L I T TOR AL TOP O-ALT IME T RY BY A IRBORNE L ASERS - L I T TO3D PROGR A MME Session 1

13:30 > 15:30

OPEN ACCES S TO M ARINE OB SERVAT ION DATA: PRINCIPL ES AND PR ACT ICES

E XHIBITORS SESSION L I T TOR AL TOP O-ALT IME T RY BY A IRBORNE L ASERS - L I T TO3D PROGR A MME Session 2

16:00 > 18:00

GENOMIC OB SERVATORY: A NE W TOOL TO OB SERVE M ARINE BIODIVERSI T Y AND ECOSYST EM

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Day Paris T ime Room 1 Room 2 Room 3

Thursday

15

09.00-11.00

AUST R AL IAN-FRENCH SES SION: FROM SE ABED TO SPACE

SE A-EU: COASTAL OB SERVAT ION ACROS S EUROPE – T HE ROL E OF IM AGES AND INST RUMEN TAT ION

«M ARINE S CIENCES , INDUST RY AND T ERRITORIES : OB SERVING PAT HWAYS AND LOCAL ST R AT EGIES TO DE VELOP BLUE ECONOMY»

13.30-15.30

SPACE-BASED INNOVAT IONS OFFER IN T EREST ING DE VELOPMEN T PROSPECT S FOR T HE M ARIT IME SECTOR

MOQESM - ROBOT IC S FOR M ARINE OB SERVAT ION (13:30 > 17:30)

(Paper session) PL AT FORM, DATA M ANAGEMEN T

16.00-18.00T he European Space A g ency ’s B lue Wor lds In i t ia t i ve

Fr iday

16

09.00-11.00

NE W T ECHNOLOGIES FOR M ARINE ENVIRONNEMEN T MONITORING AND M ANAGEMEN T P OL ICIESPaper session 1

AIS - T ECHNOLOGY, DATA AND BE YOND

13.30-15.30


16.00-18.00


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