The OceanoScientific® Programme at the global ocean forum Oceanology International 2012 - London
After being officially recognised by the global economic competitiveness cluster Pôle Mer Bretagne on the 24th of February 2012 in the framework of a consortium bringing together SailingOne (France), SubCtech (Germany), IFREMER and Météo-France (France), the OceanoScientific® Programme attended from the 13th to 15th of March the biannual global ocean forum Oceanology International 2012 (oi12) in London.
At the occasion of this event with global relevance 7.000 professionals from more than 70 countries shared knowledge and connected with the marine technology and ocean science community, improving their strategies for measuring, exploiting, protecting and operating in the world’s oceans.
The Ocean Observation and Forecasting session of the conference covered all aspects of ocean observation and monitoring using remote sensing and in-situ technologies as well as tools and techniques for ocean forecasting.
The OceanoScientific® Programme was presented several times by Martin Kramp, the responsible engineer at SailingOne, on the French stand of Pôle Mer Bretagne and on the stand of its industrial partner SubCtech.
It was also the perfect opportunity to continue discussing with major international companies involved in scientific cooperation programs. The debate had started at the Kick-Off meeting of the Smart Ocean - Smart Industries initiative launched by the World Ocean Council (WOC) in Paris at the headquarters of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO in December 2011.
Robert O’Brien (Marine Environmental Advisor at BP, on the left), Paul Holthus (Director of the WOC) and Martin Kramp (SailingOne) used the opportunity to discuss at the Ocean Observation and Forecasting session of the conference about a future cooperation in the framework of the OceanoScientific® Programme - Photo SailingOne
Martin Kramp (SailingOne, on the left) was joined by other speakers of the oi12 conference, as Dr. Colin Grant (BP), Dr. Eric Lindstrom (NASA), Dr. Samuel Walker (BP) and Clayton Jones (Teledyne), to discuss about the OceanoScientific® Programme at the booth of SubCtech, in the presence of several other concerned scientists - Photo SailingOne
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