Galata, Museo del Mare

Sim & Sea

The Simulation and Sea

June 9, 2014 - Galata, Museo del Mare - Calata de Mari 1, 16126 Genova, Italy

  • Workshop MIMOS on on Simulation Tools and Techniques applied within Marine Domain

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  • Sim&Sea Lunch Break
  • Sim&Sea Press Release
  • Sim&Sea Rollup

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  • Sim&Sea Pictures
  • Sim&Sea Blueprints
    • Sim&Sea Blueprints

    The Sea is a challenging world where often we have to operate at the limit of human capability. The complexity of this environment is balanced by the richness of its opportunities and we have to address a broad area of expertise as well as multiple sectors and topics to succeed over there; so, in this context, the modern methods of Modelling & Simulation (M&S) represent a strategic science; therefore simulation is the essential investigation tool able to extend our capabilities to study and analyze multidisciplinary problems within virtual interoperable worlds and to experiment new concepts and new strategies. Hence, the Workshop "Simulation and the Sea" focuses on specific issues related to Sea as a resource where to operate effectively and efficiently in the context of port & logistics, maritime navigation & shipping, oil & gas activities, defense and homeland security. From this point of view, Italy and Liguria in particular offer good examples of maritime M&S excellence within Academia and Industry, so Genoa is the ideal framework for this workshop. Indeed Liguria has always been particularly active at "sea side" in terms of simulation according to its peculiarities and to the presence of Excellence Centers in Marine Sector, Ship Yard Industry, Naval Defense, Port Terminals for cargo and passengers as well as Training Service and R&D.

    Topics

    The "Sim & Sea, the Simulation and the Sea" Workshop Call for Proposals solicits contributions on various applications of marine M&S, which include, but are not limited, to the following topics:
  • Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Simulation
  • Live, Virtual & Constructive Marine Simulators
  • Marine Virtual Prototyping
  • Simulation Based Naval Design
  • Oil and Gas Simulation
  • Ship Simulation
  • Simulation and Sea Keeping
  • Port and Logistics Simulation
  • Training & Simulation in Marine Environment
  • M&S in Naval Defense
  • Interoperable Naval Simulation
  • Homeland Security within Marine Domain
  • Sea and Serious Games
  • Underwater and Surface M&S
  • Unmanned Surface Vehicles Simulation
  • ROV Simulation
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    Abstract Submissions

    Authors are invited to submit their abstracts in order to participate to this workshop; the abstracts could be written in English and should include: title, author list with relative affiliations, email and postal address, name of corresponding author, synthetic abstract (500 words) and scientific/technical references. The abstract should summarize a clear and short description of the work to be presented including elements for technical scientific evaluation; the abstract should be sent (in pdf format) to christian.bartolucci@simulationteam.com The workshop proceedings will be available on MIMOS Web Site in consistency with clearance declaration provided by each author. In order to send the contributions, it is necessary to complete the free registration on the web site.

    Deadlines

  • May 12, 2014: Abstract Submission
  • May 19, 2014: Acceptance Notification to the Authors
  • May 26,2014: Official Final Program

    • Sponsporhip

    The event will include an exhibition area for companies and Institutions. Companies interested in presenting products and/or to support the event could contribute based on the following scheme:
    • Basic Sponsorship: starting at € 300 for including logo on all Workshop material (web site, leaflets, etc.)
    • Exhibitor & Sponsor: starting at € 500, based on space available, it allows to exhibit and present products in the exhibition area as well as to include logo on Workshop material (web site, leaflets, etc.)

    Registration

    Workshop registration is Free and should to be completed before June 1 2014, on Sim & Sea web site at www.mimos.it. For further details please check www.mimos.it or contact organizers (christian.bartolucci@simulationteam.com).

    General Chairs

  • Agostino Bruzzone - Direttore M&S Net and MIPET DIME Università di Genova
  • Francesco Lupi – Amministratore Unico BK srl Brain and Knowledge
  • Aldo Zini - Membro Consiglio Direttivo MIMOS, CETENA

    • Scientific Committee

  • Giovanni Benvenuto – DITEN (giovanni.benvenuto@unige.it)
  • Agostino Bruzzone – M&S Net & Genoa University (agostino.bruzzone@m-s-net.org)
  • Stefano Brizzolara – MIT Sea Grant (stebriz@mit.edu)
  • Laura Boldi- Selex ES (laura.boldi@selex-es.com)
  • Emilio Campana - INSEAN (emiliofortunato.campana@cnr.it)
  • Antonio Martella - Simulation Team (antonio.martella@simulationteam.com)
  • Gianluca Massucco – NATO STO CMRE (massucco@cmre.nato.int)
  • Vincenzo Milano – M&S COE (mscoe.cd01@smd.difesa.it)
  • Fabrizio Sciarra – BK (fabrizio.sciarra@b-k.it)
  • Alberto Tremori – DIME Università di Genova (tremori@itim.unige.it)
  • Andrea Trucco – A3US, Università di Genova (trucco@ieee.org)
  • Aldo Zini - Cetena (aldo.zini@cetena.it)

    • Sim & Sea Venue Location and Venue

    The Workshop is held on the Meeting Room of Galata, Sea Museum, Calata dei Mari, 1, 16126 Genoa, Italy, June 9, 2014

    Workshop Program

    10:00 Welcome
  • Prof.Bruzzone, Simulation Team President
  • Avv.D'Aste, Genoa Port Authority General Secretary
  • ADM Morellato, CSSN Director, MMI
  • Prof.Massardo, Genoa Polytechnic School Dean
  • Prof.Zunino, DIME Genoa University Director
  • RADM Hank Ort, (Ret.) NATO CMRE Director
  • CAPT Vincenzo Milano, M&S COE Vice Director
  • Dr.Paolo Proietti, MIMOS Vice President
    10:30 Naval Simulation
      Chairman: Gianluca Massucco, NATO STO CMRE
      • Naval M&S Activities within NATO
         Vincenzo Milano, NATO M&S COE
      • Naval Joint Tactical Simulation
         Bruzzone, Fontaine, Grasso, Berni, Merani, Massucco, NATO Center for Maritime Research and Experimentation
      • Moby: a Simulation Tool for Evaluating Maritime Surveillance
         Vatne, Norvegian Defense Research Establishment (FFI)
      • Ship Deck Simulator at Naval Academy: 2000 - 2014 Evolution
         Perrone, MMI Accademia Navale
      • Ship Simulation and Port Assessment
         Caprino, Preverero, Zini, Cetena/Fincantieri
    12:00 Break
    13:00 Modeling and Simulation at Sea
      Chairman: Aldo Zini, CETENA, Fincantieri Group
      • Interoperable Marine Simulation for Port Safety and Security
         Bruzzone, Poggi, Tremori, Martella, Camponeschi, Simulation Team
      • HLA Simulator for Ship Maneuvering and Pilot Supervision
         Longo, Nicoletti, Bartolucci, Simulation Team, MSC-LES, Cal-Tek
      • Training using "Virtual Reality" and HIL
         Sciarra, Corsanini, BK and OTO Melara
      • Re Artù - Ottimizzatore per Sistemi Subacquei Multivariabile
        Signorini, WASS
      • Evoluzioni del Shore Integration and Acceptance Center
         Boldi, Guano, Picollo, Selex ES
    14:30 Break
    15:00 Simulation in Marine Domain
      Chairman: Francesco Lupi, BK
      • An Interactive Mixed Reality Environment for Virtual Exploration of Archaeological Sites
         Magrini, Moroni, Pascali, Pieri, Reggiannini, Tampucci, Salvetti, ISTI CNR
      • 3D Experience for Virtual worlds
         Garella, Ciriello, Dassult Systems srl
      • Uso combinato di Tecniche di Simulazione, Emulazione e Virtualizzazione a supporto del progetto di Sistemi VTS
         Gelli, Battaglia, Ficco, Canonico, Selex SESM UNINA
      • CFD al servizio dell’Ambiente: Inquinanti nel Mare
        Palo, XC Engineering
      • La Modellazione 3D e Real-Time applicata al Marittimo
         Davide Marini, Gianluca Ceccarelli. DLTM, Animaria DA
    16:30 Sim&Sea Panel & Open Discussion
      Chairman: Agostino Bruzzone, Simulation Team, DIME, University of Genoa

    17:30 Closure
    • Maritime Simulation: Serious Game for Platform Defence Against Terrorism Real Time Deck Simulation
    Maritime Simulation: USV Simulation within Virtual Marine Interoperable Simulation Gantry Crane Simulation within Mobile CAVE
    Maritime Simulation: Amphibious Ship LPD Mobile Simulation for Collective Training on Ports
    Maritime Simulation: Competitive Operation over a Oil & Gas Port Security
    Maritime Simulation: Ro-Ro Operation Collective Training using Kinect and Serious Games Underwater Simulation
    Maritime Simulation: Platform Defense Underwater Simulation
    Maritime Simulation: HLA Simulation within a CAVE Container Simulation
    Docking Simulation: HLA Catcher and AUV Ineroperable Simulation Container Simulation
    Maritime Simulation: Ship Handling in Port with Tugs Port Terminal Simulation
    Maritime Simulation: Mobile Solution of Immersive Environment for Virtual Interoperable Training in Marine Framework Port Operation Simulation
    Maritime Simulation: Simulation for Oil & Gas Yamato Serious Game within Sim Suite
    Maritime Simulation: Virtual Vessel Serious Game Yamato Serious Game within Sim Suite
    Maritime Simulation: Augumented Reality Yamato Serious Game within Sim Suite
    Maritime Modelling: Modeling for developing Sustainable Solution operating in Maritime Domain Yamato Serious Game
    Virtual Marine: Mobile Platform within CAVE 270 Horizontal Degrees and 150 Vertical Virtual Yacht at Sunset
    Once upon Time: Pirates Virtual Marine: Tugs interacting with Post Panamax Container Carrier during mooring
    Once upon Time: Pirates Virtual Marine: Jack Rig
    Virtual Yacht at Sunrise Sim&Sea 2010 Organizers, La Spezia
    Safety within Ports thanks to Virtual Marine Simulation Sim&Sea 2010 Opening at Navy Officer Club in La Spezia, Italy
    Mobile Solutions for Marine Simulation Ship Deck Simulator
    MIMOS Movimento Italiano Modellizzazione e Simulazione
    Galata, Museo del Mare
    Simulation Team
    NATO M&S COE
    DIME University of Genoa
    Liophant Simulation
    NATO, Science and Technology Organization, Centre for Maritime Reseach and Experimentation (NATO STO CMRE)
    Marina Militare Italiana, Centro di Supporto e Sperimentazione Navale (CSSN)
    Fondanzione Fincantieri
    Antycip
    Cetena
    B K, Brain and Knowledge
    Cal-Tek
    MAST
    Fabaris
    ECA-SINDEL
    Gruppo IB
    Maritime Simulation: Piracy Simulation in Aden Gulf Maritime Simulation: Container Crane Simulation Maritime Simulation: Swarm of Drones in Marine Framework Maritime Simulation: Simulating Port Terminal Security Operations Virtual Marine: Ro-Ro Operation Simulation Virtual Marine: Military Logistics within Ports
    Virtual Marine: Quadricopter Patroling Jack Up Virtual Marine: Tugs involved in HLA Simulation for Mooring a Post Panamax Container Carrier Ship Virtual Marine: Supervising UAV within Interoperable Simulation Virtual Marine: Interoperable Simulation over Container Terminal Virtual Marine: Mobile HLA Real Time full scope Virtual Port Simulator Joint HLA Operation Simulation on Haiti using Intelligent Agents Computer Generated Forces
    For further Info please check www.liophant.org/conferences/2014/simsea, www.mimos.it or contact Dr.Marina Massei (marina.massei@simulationteam.com)
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