Events
Future Events
International Maritime Conference 2010
April 13-15, 2010
Mariehamn, Finland
The International Maritime Conference on the global shipping industry, with central theme on "Dynamics and Transformative Capacity", will address research and strategies for current challenges of transformation in global shipping and the innovative responses to these challenges. This conference, accomodates researchers, regulators, maritime companies and cargo owners, will be held in two pararrel sessions, namely for academic research and for practitioner from maritime industry.
This conference is organised by Åland International Institute of Comparative Island Studies (AICIS), Centre for Shipping Economics and Innovation (CENSEI), Copenhagen Business School, The Maritime Development Centre of Europe (MDCE), and The Danish Shipowners’ Association.
For further details please visit the official website: www.aicis.ax
Multimodal 2010
April 27-29, 2010
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Multimodal is the UK's biggest Transport & Logistics Event and the only event that covers the whole range of freight transportation and logistics. Whether you are an equipment supplier, port, haulier, shipping line or forwarder, Multimodal 2010 will offer you valuable face-to-face contact with shippers, retailers, wholesalers, importers and exporters from the UK and further afield. Exhibiting organizations of 2010 include shipping lines, ports, Inland/ Intermodal/ Railfreight Terminals, Terminal Operating Companies, IT/Information Suppliers, Government/Associations.
Fur further information, please visit the official website: www.multimodal.org.uk
IAME 2010
July 7-9, 2010
Lisbon, Portugal
IAME is an international forum for the exchange of research and information among those interested in maritime and maritime-related issues.
The IAME Conference covers the numerous areas related to the shipping and port industries such as shipping and port economics, shipping and port finance, maritime and port policies, and last but not the least logistics.
For more information, please visit IAME 2010 website.
World Conference on Transport Research 2010
July 11-15, 2010
Lisbon, Portugal
The World Conference on Transport Research (WCTR) is organized every three years under the authority of the WCTR Society. It brings together managers, policy analysts, advisers, operators and academics, all with a common interest in promoting state of the art and state of the practice in all areas of transport research.
The objective of the WCTRS is to provide a forum for the interchange of ideas among transportation researchers, managers, policy makers, and educators from all over the world, from a perspective which is multi-modal, multi-disciplinary, and multi-sectoral. The Society has become a primary forum for such international exchanges in transportation; the World Conferences are the place where leading transportation professionals from all countries convene to learn from one another.
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4th International Conference
on Maritime Human Resource Solutions 2010
29-30 September 2010
St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada
The 4th International Conference on Maritime Human Resource solutions, organized by The Company of Master Mariners of Canada and The Petroleum Human Resources Council of Canada, will cover topics area including:
- Recruitment and retention of seagoing personnel
- Marketing and promotion of the maritime profession
- The image of the maritime industry
- Maritime education and training
- Managing multiculturalism in shipping
- ISPS Code and the effects on ship personnel
- The effects of piracy and other significant events on the maritime profession
- Crewing scams and document falsification
- Maritime Labour Convention
- Amendments to the STCW Code
- STCW-F 1995
- Other related maritime HR topics
The Key Note Speaker will be Captain HARTMUT G. HESSE, Senior Deputy Director, International Maritime Organization (IMO).
This conference will discuss topics of interest to shipping company executives, maritime administrators, seafarers, port authorities and port facility operators, representatives of port workers, security systems and equipment providers.
Researchers in the maritime field is invited to present their work in progress, preliminary data, or completed but unpublished research.
For further details about the conference, please click here.