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Countdown to S-100 seminar
About the seminar
Join the UKHO and Teledyne Caris experts during the IHO Assembly to hear how we can support you in the implementation of the new S-100 data standards, and be part of the discussion as we demonstrate these data standards in action.
Event details
Our Countdown to S-100: Data standards in action seminar, including a networking lunch, will take place on Tuesday 2 May, 13:10 - 14:10, at:
IHO Assembly, Grimaldi Forum, 10 Avenue Princesse Grace, 98000, Monaco
The seminar will be introduced by UK National Hydrographer and Deputy Chief Executive of the UK Hydrographic Office, RAdm Rhett Hatcher, followed by a joint presentation from Head of Digital Delivery at UKHO, James Cooke, and Director of Business Development at Teledyne Geospatial, Peter Schwarzberg.
Be part of the discussion as we demonstrate the new S-100 data standards in action, and how we can support you throughout the roadmap of S-100 implementation.
There will be an opportunity for Q&A during the session, followed by a networking lunch.
Why join us?
The International Hydrographic Organization’s S-100 data standards will greatly enhance the portrayal of the maritime environment. S-100 will provide a coherent framework for high-fidelity maritime data applications, which are fundamental to the shift from Electronic Navigational Charts (ENCs) to digital geo-information systems. Those systems will be capable of receiving and processing information on a range of applications, including imagery and gridded data, high-density bathymetry, dynamic tidal monitoring, and surface currents.
Notwithstanding its benefits, the implementation of the new S-100 data standards alongside existing industry challenges can be difficult to manage.
Join our Countdown to S-100: Data standards in action seminar to hear more about the practicalities of S-100 and how we can support you throughout the roadmap of its implementation. There will be the opportunity to provide feedback on your own involvement with S-100, and to see a demonstration of S-100 product in application, including the conversion of S-57 to S-101.
We welcome the opportunity to openly discuss the challenges we all face and how, by working together, we can all appreciate the benefits from the implementation of S-100.
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Follow the link to register for our Countdown to S-100: Data standards in action seminar.
Speakers
Find out more about the experts leading this seminar.
Name
James Cooke
As Head of Digital Delivery, James is responsible for the delivery of the UKHO’s current and future digital products, his extensive experience, within an operations environment, range from data management, chart production (both digital and paper), bathymetry and Electronic Chart and Information Display Systems (ECDIS).
James is part of the UKHO team responsible for building the content, proposition and implementation of second-generation digital products and services, that meet the new S-100 data standards and enhance spatial awareness and inform better decisions.
Name
Peter Schwarzberg
As Director of Business Development, Peter leads the engagement with new business partners at Teledyne Geospatial. Prior to this role, Peter has worked in many roles during his long career with CARIS and Teledyne Geospatial. These include the Managing Director for the CARIS EMEA division and numerous Marine Product and Marine Solution Manager roles.
He is passionate about geospatial data and driving opportunities to help people work together.
Name
Rhett Hatcher
As UK National Hydrographer and Director for Defence and Data Acquisition, Rhett is responsible for building the partnerships that underpin the UK Hydrographic Office’s role as a world-leading centre for hydrography and marine geospatial data from seabed to surface, and offshore.
Working alongside the UKHO Global Partnering and Engagement and International Bodies and Technical Engagement teams, Rhett has developed a range of national and international partnerships, with relationships spanning UK and foreign governments, hydrographic offices, and other data suppliers. These relationships enable the delivery of key seabed mapping initiatives, capacity building and training, which are helping coastal states to support shipping and sustainable development around the world.
As a serving officer in the Royal Navy, and prior to joining the UKHO, Rhett served as a Surface Warfare Officer and a pilot in the Fleet Air Arm.
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