S1: New Energy System

Room: Trondheimssalen 1

Chair: Arne Fredheim, Research Director at SINTEF Ocean

- Design of sustainable integrated energy systems for green ports – selection and sizing
Drazen Polic, NTNU

- Dispersion of anhydrous ammonia inside a confined space onboard a hypothetical ammonia-powered vessel
Anthony Hamzah, Nanyang Technological University

- Envisioning a decision support system for the planning of alternative fuel bunkering operations in Singapore
Bryan Low, TCOMS

- Environmental assessment of Ammonia bunkering
Wang Zunya, National University of Singapore

S2: Maritime Cybersecurity

Room: Nardo/Lilleby

Chair: Knut Grythe, SINTEF Digital

- Exploring the Impact of a Cyber Attack Targeting the Thermostatic Control Valve in a Marine Main Engine's Lubricating Oil System
Yiğit Gülmez, Tallin University

- Cyber Security Assessment of An Interoperable Port Call and Voyage Optimization tool
Simon Hacks, Stockholm University

-Increasing maritime cybersecurity awareness through game-based learning
Per Håkon Meland, SINTEF

- Enhancing Maritime Cybersecurity Through Simulation-Based Training
Gayatri Kumar Tota, Singapore Polytechnic

S3: Situation Awareness

Room: Møllenberg

Chair: Even Holte, SINTEF Ocean

- Lidar-Based Obstacle Detection and Path Prediction for Unmanned Surface Vehicles
Nico Zantopp, Fraunhofer Center for Maritime Logistics and Services CML

- Dynamic Scene Representation for Docking in Urban Waters Using a Stereo Camera
Trym Anthonsen Nygård, NTNU

- A Lightweight, Polarization-Camera Equipped Sensor Rig for the Development of Autonomous Surface Vehicles
Emil Martens, NTNU

- Enhancing Situational Awareness for Remote Control of Ship Cranes
P. R. Bellingmo, SINTEF Ocean

S4: Voyage Optimization

Room: Trondheimssalen 1

Chair: Bryan Low, TCOMS

- Speed and route planning in evolving weather for efficient voyages
Bhushan Taskar, TCOMS

- A ferry route in the Skagerrak optimised via VISIR-2
Gianandrea Mannarini, CMCC

- DYnamic NAvigation and Port call Optimisation in Real Time
Agathe Rialland, SINTEF Ocean

- Just in Time Port Call Optimisation: Preliminary Regulatory Compliance Evaluation and Environmental Performance Assessment
Manolis Annetis, NTUA

S5: Autonomy Assesment

Room: Nardo/Lilleby

Chair: Per Håkon Meland, SINTEF

- Automation in the Maritime Transport System – A Framework for Planning Resilient
Lone Sletbakk Ramstad, SINTEF Digital

- Steering towards sustainability: the impact of autonomous shipping on achieving sustainable development goals
Anastasia Tsvetkova, Åbo Akademi University

- An emerging market? The European Maritime Industry’s view on Autonomous Maritime Systems: A Survey
Hans-Christoph Burmeister, Fraunhofer CML

- Towards Autonomous Shipping: Key Findings, Challenges and Data driven development from a Pilot Autonomous Vessel Project in Singapore
Peter Francis Bernad Adaikalaraj, Seatrium

S6: Maritime Risk

Room: Møllenberg

Chair: Renan Guedes Maidana, SINTEF Ocean

- Risk Analysis on Marine Autonomous Surface Ships based on Systems Theory – An application of the NET-HARMS method
Dimitris Routsis, NTUA

- Risk Assessment for Inland Vessels with Various Levels of Automation: a Hazard Identification Study
Marvin Glomsda, Universitat Duisburg-Essen

- Modular Assurance of Complex Systems Using Contract-Based Design Principles
Dag McGeorge, DNV

- Real-time Risk Modelling for Autonomous Ships
Hyungju Kim, NTNU

S7: Test and Standars for Autonomous Ships and Ports

Room: Trondheimssalen 1

Chair: Marianne Hagaseth, SINTEF Ocean

- Gap analysis and harmonization of International Standards for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships
Kwangil Lee, Artificial Intelligence Division, National Korea Maritime and Ocean University

- Development and Field Tests of MASS on Rivers and around Harbors in Taiwan
ChiMin Liao, Ship and Ocean Industries R&D Center

- Towards the finalization of the IMO MASS Code
Sifis Papageorgiou, Norwegian Maritime Authority

- S-123 development for autonomy
Ilia Maslov, Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore

S8: Energy Efficiency

Room: Nardo/Lilleby

Chair: Espen Johansen Tangstad, SINTEF Ocean

- Multi-Horizon Model Predictive Control for Energy Management in Zero-Emission High-Speed Passenger Vessels
Samieh Najjaran, NTNU

- CFD studies into frictional effects of ship coatings to enhance condition monitoring & increase efficiency
Haihua Xu, TCOMS

- Just-in-Time Port Call Optimization: Challenges and IT-Systems
Julia Pahl, Syddansk Universitet

- Model-Based Design Techniques in the Development of Samsung Autonomous Ship System
Ismail Bayezit, Samsung Heavy Industries

S9: Traffic Monitoring and Safe Navigation

Room: Møllenberg

Chair: Ole Andreas Alsos, NTNU

- A Formalism for Scalable Maritime Traffic Monitoring and Explainable Anomaly Detection and Resolution at Vessel Traffic Services
Thomas Stach, Fraunhofer CML

- Data-driven construction of maritime traffic networks for AI-based route prediction
Jan-Hendrik Webert, SINTEF

- Scenarios of Multiple Vessels Encounter for Safety Evaluation for Automatic Collision Avoidance Algorithm using AIS Data
Makiko Minami, National Maritime Research Institute

- Comparison of methods for using risk information in path planning for autonomous surface vessels
Susanna Dybwad Kristensen, NTNU

S10: Autonomous Navigation

Room: Trondheimssalen 1

Chair: Kwangil Lee, Artificial Intelligence Division, National Korea Maritime and Ocean University

- A Syntactic-Semantic-Pragmatic layered data quality framework for reliable, flexible, and traceable maritime data quality assessment
Ke Wang, A-Star

- Perform assessment of COLREGs onboard a maritime autonomous surface ship: Narrow Channels and Traffic Separation Schemes
Paul Koch, Fraunhofer

- Manoeuvring in shallow and confined water with model predictive track controllers
Katrien Eloot, Flanders Hydraulics

- A Simple and Forgiving Automatic Docking System for Underactuated USVs
Jakob Maximilian Odenwald, NTNU

S11: Safety and Risk

Room: Nardo/Lilleby

Chair: Julia Pahl, Syddansk Universitet

- Auonomy in Maritim Robotics
Vegard Evjen Hovstein, Maritime Robotics

- DC Bus Voltage Sensor Fault Detection in Marine Hybrid Power Systems
Namireddy Praveen Reddy, NTNU

- Risk assessment of gas plume dispersion in alternative fuel handling through validated computational fluid dynamics approach
Vinh-Tan Nguyen, A-star

- Mitigate The Impact Of Accidental Ammonia Release During Bunkering Operation
- Liu Ming, Nanyang Technological University

S12: Maritime Assurance

Room: Møllenberg

Chair: Lars Andreas Lien Wennersberg

- Safety Assurance of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships
Matthew Wylie, Safety Capability, BMT

- Towards Integrated Safety Assurance Methodology for Autonomous Vessel Navigation Systems
Takuya Nakashima, The University of Tokyo

- Modular assurance of an Autonomous Ferry using Contract-Based Design and Simulation-based Verification Principles
Jon Arne Glomsrud, DNV

- Consideration of Simulation Scenarios for Safety Assessment of Heading, Speed and Track Control Function
Makoto Ito, ClassNK