will present insight into the challenges of connecting offshore operations in exploration, production, and drilling and well servicing projects, addressing the digital tools required, and the real-time monitoring, surveillance and optimization of production and drilling cycles.

A special focus this year will be on instant communications with well workover and servicing operations and access to maintenance records from deepwater sites.

Also addressed are offshore oil & gas projects relating to ultra-deepwater operations, fiber optic networks and the logistics of remote management and optimization of personnel and asset utilization.

The program will feature key players in the communications services arena, including operators, manufacturers, value-added resellers, distributors, and retailers, participating in round table discussions and technical presentations.

TSC and GVF again join forces to develop hard-hitting content on how key broadband solutions apply to offshore Oil & Gas, Emergency Management and Maritime applications. The event will feature a 3-day Technical Program and 2-day Exhibition.

2008 Event Brochure (PDF)

PROGRAM OVERVIEW (PDF)

Hosted by Marine Money

Where:

Loews Miami Beach Hotel, South Beach
Miami, Florida

When:

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Click HERE for details.

The International WorkBoat Show is the largest commercial marine tradeshow in North America serving people and businesses working on the coastal, inland and offshore waters.  1,000 companies will display products and services for commercial vessels and the companies that build, service and operate them.

Are you planning on attending the 2008 show? 

Where: New Orleans, LA

When: December 3-5, 2008

OFFICIAL SHOW WEBSITE:

2008 International Workboat Show

CONFIRM ON LINKEDIN:

2008 International Workboat Show LinkedIN Page

Coatings Technologies for the 21st Century

Port Canaveral and the Florida Space Coast are known for sun, fun and the beaches. It is also home to NASA and one of the most corrosive areas in the world. It is the perfect setting for a NACE Meeting.

With that being said, the NACE Central Florida Section welcomes you to the 2008 Eastern Area Conference to be held in Port Canaveral, Florida on October 20-23, 2008. The conference symposiums will provide the most current and innovative technology reports for the corrosion professional. The symposiums will have a connection to coatings with topics such as atmospheric coatings, water and wastewater coatings, military coatings, pipeline coatings and new coatings still in the research mode. There will be an exhibitor area to visit to see some of these new technologies. A visit to the NASA Beachside Atmospheric Exposure Test Facility is being planned. There will also be many other activities to keep you busy when you are not in seminars or visiting with the exhibitors. The program is being refined and finalized at this time.

So once again, Welcome and come and join us for the 2008 Eastern Area Conference in Port Canaveral, Florida. We look forward to seeing you.

William J. (Chuck) Fite
Chairman NACE Central Florida Section

ACHIEVE TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE ACROSS THE COMPLETE LNG VALUE CHANGE
Join us at LNG Tech 2008 – the conference and networking event that brings together leading oil and gas companies from around the globe to discover how to harness the latest technologies for competitive advantage.

Following on from the success of last year’s LNG event, we have expanded the 2008 programme to incorporate 3 individual conference streams focusing on liquefaction, transportation and regasification. Each stream features presentations based on real life case studies to give delegates a unique 360 degree perspective of the latest trends and developments.

The forum that defines the most important issues to face the shipping and bunkering industries for decades. Hosted just days prior to the US election it provides a unique platform for debate and discussion

The first opportunity to hear from the world’s leading authorities following the IMO’s important Marine Environment meeting in October- MEPC 58

What does the future hold for the global shipping and bunker industries as new rules develop? State, federal and international regulations, technological advances, refinery impact, emissions trading, and the financial and political implications of addressing change.

Delegate passes are just US$995, with special rates for ship operators (US$795) and students/non-profit organisations/interns (US$695).

Enjoy exclusive networking opportunities…..

Mingle and exchange views with influential professionals in the shipping and bunkering industries in a top-notch social environment.

Enjoy an opening cocktail reception at the Mandarin Oriental on the 29th October followed by a private dinner cruise on the 30th October. From the Jefferson Memorial to the Watergate Hotel, cruise along the Potomac River aboard the Odyssey.

Where:
Mandarin Oriental

When:
October 29-31, 2008

INMEX China has established itself as an important platform for the maritime industry. Ship building, ship repairs, marine services and engineering, offshore engineering, ports and port development are featured in this leading business event.

Where: Guangzhou, China

When: November 26-28, 2008

Overview

Exhibitions: MADEX 2008(Korea Maritime & Defence Exhibition)
Date: October 7-10, 2008
Venue: Busan Exhibition and Convention Center (BEXCO), BUSAN, KOREA
Organized by: Republic of Korea Navy, Korea International Trade Association (KITA)
Managed by: Kyungyon Exhibition Corp.
Supported by: Ministry of Commerce, Industry & Energy Ministry of Maritime Affairs & Fisheries, Korea Container Terminal Authority, Korea Defence Industry Association
Application Deadline: July 31, 2008

The SNAME 2008 Annual Meeting features new and expanded conference programming. Based upon industry and SNAME member feedback, the 2008 Annual Meeting will expand its historical technical conference offerings to include a comprehensive technical program and educational offerings in a broader array of professional areas of interest.

In 2008, SNAME will celebrate its 115th anniversary. The theme of the SNAME 2008 Annual Meeting is…”Celebrating our Past, Engineering our Future”. A part of the conference programming will take a retrospective look at the range of changes and innovations that have taken place in our profession and our industry over these past 115 years.

The SNAME 2008 Annual Meeting educational programming will build on the strengths of SNAME’s technical integrity. The 2008 educational programming will include:

1. SNAME peer-reviewed Technical Sessions
2. Ship Production Symposium Sessions
3. T&R Program presentations
4. Student Paper presentations
5. Panel discussions in several different professional interest tracks
6. Workshops
7. Exhibitor Innovation Sessions

In addition to these formal educational sessions the new 2008 Annual Meeting format will also include significant opportunities for peer-to-peer networking. The SNAME Annual Meeting is the only professional meeting that includes all of the diverse technical interests and professional specialties in naval architecture, marine engineering and marine sciences.

Networking at the SNAME 2008 Annual Meeting is a great way to keep up with new developments taking place across the entire profession. It’s also a great way to extend your personal contacts and professional resource base.

The EXPO will feature new products and services from some of the leading companies in our industry. Meeting and networking with exhibitors in the EXPO hall and in the networking sessions is a great way to stay current with new technologies and improved methods.

The SNAME 2008 Annual Meeting will once again feature Exhibitor Innovation Sessions in the EXPO hall. Past attendees have found these sessions very helpful in building a more in-depth understanding of new technologies and innovations in our industry. They found the question and answer features of these sessions to be particularly helpful.

Where: Houston, Texas

When: October 15-18, 2008

Maritime Law Books

The ²⁰⁰⁸ Marine Law Symposium brought together international and national participants to develop  admiralty law, economic, and policy issues in developing marine renewable energy projects in the U.S.

The 2008 Marine Law Symposium is a Maritime Law conference focused on an importance issues faced by ocean managers, politicians, scientists and citizens concerned about our nation’s energy future:  the future of renewable energy from ocean resources.

When: October 23-24, 2008

Maritime Law Powerpoint Presentations

• James R. Milkey and Tricia K. Jedele

• Andrew M. Hodgkin

• Thompson Webb III

• Janet Freedman

Official Marine Law Website