Dear Participant,
The Shipping Federation of Canada is pleased to invite you to the 2022 Mariners' Workshop organized in collaboration with key Federal partners such as the Canadian Coast Guard, the Canadian Hydrographic Service and Transport Canada.
In light of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the 2022 Mariners’ Workshop event will again be held virtually and offered at no charge to particpants on January 25, 26 and 27, 2022. The goal is to encourage a dialogue among mariners as well as provide an opportunity to interact with manufacturers, service providers, regulators and other stakeholders. The focus of the 2022 workshop is the continuous modernization of Canadian waterways supported by e-Navigation.
This event will offer more than a webinar or online meeting by including:
Register for the 2022 Mariners Workshop. The workshop agenda can be seen below, or view the pdf version .
List of Registered Participants.
A recap from the 2021 Mariners Workshop can be found here.
All times in EST
1100-1115 |
Welcome & Logistics
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Presentation - NA |
1115-1130 |
Opening Remarks
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Presentation - NA |
1130-1250 |
Government Agency Perspectives & Initiatives Moderated by Philip McCarter
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1250-1305 | Health Break | |
1305-1425 |
Port Collaborative Decision Making – Canadian Initiatives Moderated by Denis Hains
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1425-1430 | Closing Remarks |
All times in EST
1100-1105 |
Welcome & Logistics
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Presentation - NA |
1105-1205 |
Government Agency Perspectives & Initiatives Moderated by Denis Hains
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1205-1305 |
Panel Discussion - AI in the Marine Sector Moderated by Denis Hains
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1305-1320 |
Health Break |
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1320-1420 |
Regional eNavigation Updates Moderated by Philip McCarter
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1420-1430 |
Closing Remarks |
All times in EST
1100-1105 |
Welcome & Logistics
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Presentation - NA |
1105-1245 |
Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) Moderated by Denis Hains
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1245-1300 |
Health Break |
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1300-1420 |
Arctic Navigation – Challenges and Opportunities Moderated by Philip McCarter
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1420-1430 |
Closing Remarks
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Presentation - NA |