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Electronic Navigation and the Application of Information Technology to Short Sea Shipping and Waterborne Commerce.

November 13th and 14th
Bell Harbor Conference Center, Seattle, WA

See what people are saying about the eNavigation conference series!

"Pacific Maritime Magazine's Seattle AIS Conference was an excellent forum for industry feedback. We had the opportunity to discover new technologies and applications, as well learning the latest regulations and requirements. It was a great opportunity for non-stop networking. A completely positive experience and I look forward to the 2007 Edition! Thanks PMM for creating and continuing the forum"
Captain R. William Hughes III
Master, Issaquah/ WSF Navigational Projects
Washington State Ferries

“Pacific Maritime Magazine’s Seattle AIS Conference is a valuable event for pilots and other commercial mariners. It gives us the opportunity to speak to those who regulate us like no other gathering in the U.S. I look forward to attending next year!”
Paul Amos
President
Columbia River Pilots

“As attendees of several past AIS conferences produced by Pacific Maritime Magazine my colleagues and I look forward every year to learning about information technology applications to help us provide better pilotage service on the Columbia. No other conference that I know of gives us access to regulators, policymakers and manufacturers.   We’re looking forward to more of the same at eNavigation 2007!”
Captain Doug Burrows
Columbia River Pilots

“Pacific Maritime Magazine’s Seattle AIS Conference is an excellent forum for the discussion of AIS and related technologies for the actively sailing merchant mariner. It provides me with a unique opportunity to share my experiences with the regulatory sector, and the manufacturers who design build the equipment I use.  I’ll definitely be there next year!”
Sander Groothuis
Chief Officer
ms Zaandam
Holland America Line

“I enjoyed the AIS 06 conference enormously.  It was professionally stimulating at a time when AIS and e-nav are rushing forward at breakneck speed and I was delighted to be part of it.  I’m looking forward to attending next year’s event!”
Barry Goldman
Vessel Traffic Services Manager
Port of London Authority, UK

“I enjoy attending Pacific Maritime Magazine’s AIS Conference every year in Seattle. Their ability to evolve the content of the conference every year makes it constantly relevant to the maritime operations sector. I encourage anybody involved in commercial vessel operations to attend.”
Captain Douglas J. Grubbs
Crescent River Port Pilots’ Association

I have been very pleased with Pacific Maritime Magazine's series of AIS conferences.  They adapt the content so that the agenda always fits perfectly with what we are doing and provide a forum where government and industry can meet and discuss the concerns and advancements of eNav."
R. Douglas B. Alpen
National Program Specialist
Marine Communications and Traffic Services
Canadian Coast Guard

“Full credit to you for a great job organizing AIS'06!  I found the conference interesting, informative-and it has yielded some helpful contacts.  What more can one ask?  I look forward to visiting Seattle again for eNAV07”
David Blevins 
Sr. Staff Engineer 
Northrup Grumman Systems Corp.
Sperry Marine

“Thanks for organizing the 2006 AIS Conference in Seattle this week.  It is hard to imagine how it might have been done any better!”
Thomas Foy
Jeppesen Marine

“We were very pleased with our sponsorship of Seattle AIS06. These are the right people for us. We’ll be back next year.”
Mette Dietz Lilkaer
Marketing Coordinator
Gatehouse A/S

“The Seattle AIS Conference has lived up to its reputation as 'the' AIS conference to attend in the USA”.
Ernie Batty
Technical Director, IMIS Global
IMIS Global

 

 
 Welcome to

“E-navigation is the harmonized creation, collection, integration, exchange and presentation of maritime information on board and ashore by electronic means to enhance berth-to-berth navigation and related services, for safety and security at sea and protection of the marine environment.” - IMO’s NAV subcommittee

This November, Pacific Maritime Magazine will present a conference intended to explore how Electronic Navigation and information technology can be applied in short sea shipping and waterborne commerce.

eNav 2007 will explore how information technology can be used for improved navigational safety, better governmental stewardship of the environment, more effective law enforcement and security and greater efficiency in the maritime links in national and global supply chains.

The target of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is to develop the implementation strategy for e-Navigation by the end of 2008. As with our popular AIS conferences of which this is a natural outgrowth, eNav 2007 will give vessel operators and marine cargo terminal operators the opportunity to discuss information technology application with federal and international regulators and manufacturers in an interactive panel discussion format.

 


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