Maritime European research - Toward the future
OMI (CPEM)
The MEPC/IMO (Marine Environment Protection Committee/International Maritime Organization) adopted on April, 12th 2018 an initial strategy on the reduction of GHG emissions from ships, setting out a vision to reduce GHG emissions from international shipping.
More specifically, under the identified “levels of ambition”, the initial strategy envisages for the first time a reduction in total GHG emissions from international shipping which, it says, should peak as soon as possible and to reduce the total annual GHG emissions by at least 50% by 2050 compared to 2008, while, at the same time, pursuing efforts towards phasing them out entirely.
The strategy includes a specific reference to “a pathway of CO2 emissions reduction consistent with the Paris Agreement temperature goals”.
Waterborne
The European Waterborne Technology Platform brings together industry, research centres and representatives of the Member States to work with the European Commission on future maritime research programs. She has set a vision and ambitious missions for the future:
- Mission 1: Transformation of the maritime transport
- Mission 2: ensure Europe’s leadership in marine technology
- Mission 3: develop a European leadership in the "blue" economy, enable new business models for the sectors of "blue" growth
- Mission 4: integrate shipping and inland navigation into seamless port and logistics operations
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Toward the FP9
Following the report of the high-level group chaired by Pascal Lamy ("LAB-FAB-APP"), the next European framework program for research and innovation FP9 will see several changes.
- It will include three parts: Open Science (ERC, MSCA, Research Infrastructures), global challenges (including the JRC, EIT KICs) and open Innovation which interests mainly the industry (EIC, Support to innovation ecosystems, improved access to the financial risk)
- Budget should be significantly increased (possibly between 120 to 160 G€)
- It will be articulated around the concept of 'missions': each mission is made up of a portfolio of R & I actions to achieve measurable results for a given impact within a set timeframe
- Creation of an European Innovation Council with new funding procedures to support the ecosystem of innovation and SMEs
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You can also look at the following web site:
Waterborne: http://www.waterborne.eu/
French government: http://www.horizon2020.gouv.fr/
ECMAR: https://www.ecmar.eu/
All announcements
- 2021 ATMA Awards
- 2020 ATMA Award for the best end of study project
- ATMA award: Best end of study project (2021)
- 2021 award Roger BRARD
- General Assembly ATMA 2021
- ATMA session 2020 – Best conference
- ATMA session 2019 – Best conference
- 2019 ATMA Award for Best End-Study Project
- ATMA session 2017 – Best conferences
- FAST 2017 - ATMA Awards
- ATMA session 2016 – Best conferences
- ATMA session 2015 – Best conferences
- Granting of the 2015 CEMT award
- ATMA session 2014 – Best conferences
- ATMA session 2013 – Best conferences
- Granting of the 2013 CEMT award
- ATMA session 2012 – Best conferences
- Publications Downloading of ATMA papers
- Publication Cybersecurity in the maritime world
- Publication: Bridging the seas - Larrie FERREIRO
- Publication: La grande histoire vue de la mer - Christian Buchet
- Publication: The submarine technology (Aout 2016)
- Publication: Compendium of ship hydrodynamics (January 2016)
- Publication: Rogues waves - Anatomy of a monster (June 2017)
- ATMA CMF member (French Maritime Cluster)
- ATMA CEMT member
- Naval architect and marine engineer in Europe, an exciting career
- Maritime European research - Toward the future
- Adieu to Serge BINDEL
- Adieu to Pierre WILLM
- Adieu to Bernard PARIZOT
- Adieu to Bernard NIZERY
- Adieu to Hervé CHÉNEAU
- Adieu to JEAN COUNE