2021 EDITION

VesselAI – Enabling Maritime Digitalisation by extreme- scale analytics, AI and Digital Twins

December 1, 2021 - 10:30 - 11:30
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Industrial and Trustworthy AI
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Online
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Shipping is the lifeblood of global economy, consequently one of the leading sources of greenhouse gases and one of the high-incident domains, due to heavy traffic especially in congested waters, therefore facing escalating pressure for safety, energy efficiency improvement and emissions reduction. Meanwhile, shipping generates an extremely large amount of data every minute, whose potential, however, still remains untapped due to the involvement of enormous stakeholders and the sophistication of modern vessel design and operation.

This session presents the VesselAI Project and its initial results towards a novel holistic framework based on a combination of the state-of-the-art HPC, Big Data and AI technologies, capable of performing extreme-scale and distributed analytics for fuelling the next-generation digital twins in maritime applications and beyond, including vessel motion and behaviour modelling, analysis and prediction, ship energy system design and optimisation, unmanned vessels, route optimisation and fleet intelligence.

AGENDA

  • Welcome (Carlos Agostinho, UNINOVA)
  • VesselAI Concept and MVP definition (Spiros Mouzakitis, NTUA)
  • VesselAI Pilot Case (Jaakko Talonen, NAPA)
  • RDF-Gen data transformation solution (Christos Doulkeridis, UPRC)
  • Synergy with I-NERGY project – Artificial Intelligence for Next Generation Energy and I-NERGY 1st Open Call (Vagelis Karakolis, NTUA)
SPEAKERS OF THIS SESSION
Carlos Agostinho
Dissemination Manager at VesselAI
Christos Doulkeridis
Associate Professor at University of Piraeus
Jaakko Talonen
Data Scientist at Napa
Spiros Mouzakitis
Senior Research Analyst at National Technical University of Athens (NTUA)
Vagelis Karakolis
AI and Big Data Researcher at Institute of Communication and Computer Systems (ICCS)
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