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Wave Dispersion Technologies, Inc. (WDT) has developed the patented WhisprWave® floating articulated breakwater technology to afford erosion control protection to shoreline beaches, coastal marinas, anchorages, and other areas subject to destructive erosion wave / wake forces. At the request of several US Agencies the company developed a broad line of WhisprWave® Floating Security Barriers (FSB’s) including the Small Craft Intrusion Barrier (SCIB™) currently in use by the USA, USN, USCG, USBR, USACE and other Government and Commercial users.
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The conference was attended by 110 senior military and commercial security officials primarily from the Persian Gulf states, including Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Lebanon, and Iraq.
WDT appreciated the opportunity to present to this distinguished audience and looks forward to developing further business opportunities in the region, as a result of contacts made at the conference.
About the Congress
The 3rd Arab Maritime Security Congress (ISPS)
Comprehensive Management of Marine Security Strategies
Dubai, UAE
Sheraton Deira Hotel
10-14/9/2005
Summary
Topics covered at the event will include: access control systems;
explosive blast containment and bomb disposal; passport and document verification; perimeter protection; x-ray canning; and coastal surveillance systems and vessel traffic systems, including radars and Automatic Identification Systems (AIS).
Organizers
Third Dimension Exhibitions & Conferences
United Arab Emirates – Dubai –P.O.Box 93210
Tel : +971-4-2212088 / 2212566 Fax : +971-4-2210232
E-mail : [email protected]
Contact Person : A. Latif Nabulsi
Congress Manager
Mobile : 971-50-5587572
International Speakers List
- Major General Marine Tawfik Abdu-El Hamed Abo Gendia
Egypt - Mr. Chris Trelawny
International Maritime Organization - Mr. Bassel Al Fakir
Syria - Eng . Atheel Abdullah Hayawi
Iraq - Mr. Jonathan Smith
USA - Eng. Bishr Ibrahim Khalaf
Egypt - Mr. Nabil Akrout
Switzerland - Mr. Micheal H. Jorgenson
Denmark - Mr. Saeed Al Mutawaa
Emirates - Mr. Nour Al Shakhouri
Saudi Arabia - Mr. Dieter Gordsen
Germany - Eng. Mhamed Sabah
Iraq - Mr. Roger Ghostine
Belgium - Mr. John A. Broadhurst
USA - Mr. Lother V. Droste Zu Vischering
Germany
Supported Companies and Organizations
- International Maritime Organization
- Arab Center for Maritime Security
- Arab Marine Security Training Center
- Intelligent Security Systems
- SECSOFT Gmbh
- ComGuard IT Security Solutions
- Network Information Technology
- ALA for Industry (AFI )
- CORDSEN ENGINEERING GMBY
- ATLAS Telecom
- Ahmed Sheikh Co. ( FLEXWATCH )
- Trade Security and Facilitation
- TELESTAR ELECTRONICS
Conference Agenda
Session One
IMO Maritime Security Inspection Policy
By Mr. Chris Trelawny
Senior Technical Officer
Maritime Security Section
Maritime Safety Division
International Maritime Organization
Chris Trelawny is the Senior Technical Officer in the Maritime Security Section of the IMO based in London. He joined IMO in March 2003. As well as providing secretariat support to the IMO Committees, technical Sub-Committees and Working Groups, Chris is responsible for advising and liaising with IMO Member Governments, international organizations and non-governmental organizations on maritime security, piracy and related issues; promulgating the Organization’s maritime security policy; and conducting the IMO maritime security “Train-the-Trainer” programme.
From 1997 until 2003, Chris was the Aviation Security Training Officer for the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), based in Montreal. While at ICAO he was responsible for developing training and guidance material for aviation security (AVSEC), conducting assessments of States’ AVSEC measures and delivering training courses worldwide.
Before joining ICAO, Chris worked for four years as an aviation security inspector for the UK Government, specialising in cargo operations. Prior to that, he spent eight years with HM Customs & Excise, in both aviation and maritime environments.
Chris is married with two children.
Session Two
Maritime Security Strategic Plan
By General Tawfik Abdu-El Hamed Abo Gendia
Vice – President
Board of Directors
Damietta Port Authority
Session Three
Security Force Communications
By General Tawfik Abdu-El Hamed Abo Gendia
Vice – President
Board of Directors
Damietta Port Authority
Session Four
Using advanced software technologies to improve Maritime security planning
Eng. Atheel Abdullah
Strategic Security Technologies
Expert Head of Marine Congresses Higher Committee
Session Five
Designing special strategic systems to protect the maritime boarders
Eng. Atheel Abdullah
Strategic Security Technologies
Expert Head of Marine Congresses Higher Committee
Session Six
Floating Security Barriers – Applications, Implementation and Procedures
Mr. Jonathan B. Smith
Senior Official of the Management Committee
Wave Dispersion Technologies, Inc
Session Seven
Live Case Study
By General Tawfik Abdu-El Hamed Abo Gendia
Vice – President
Board of Directors
Damietta Port Authority
Session Eight
Technologies and Proceduers in Marine Security Inspection- Part I
By Eng. Bishr Ibrahim Khalaf
Chief Marine Engineer – Security General Manager – Security and Safety Marine Consultant, Egypt
Oil & Gas J.V.
Session Nine
Digital CCTV Systems in as monitoring and inspection systems
Eng. Atheel Abdullah
Strategic Security Technologies
Expert Head of Marine Congresses Higher Committee
Session Ten
Intelligent Security System / Tracking and Identifying moving personal
By Nabil Akrout
CEO of ISS International.
Member of the World Academy of Science for Complex Systems of Security
Session Eleven
Introduction to using computer Software to Develop and Assess Port Facility Security Plans
Eng. Atheel Abdullah
Strategic Security Technologies
Expert Head of Marine Congresses Higher Committee
Session Twelve
Border Control Technologies
By Eng. Bassel Al
Fakir Strategic Security Technologies
Expert Network Information Technology
Session Thirteen
Technologies and Proceduers in Marine Security Inspection- Part II
ISPS -Security reports writing Skills
By Eng. Bishr Ibrahim Khalaf
Chief Marine Engineer – Security General Manager – Security and Safety Marine Consultant, Egypt
Oil & Gas J.V.
Session Fourteen
Latest Technologies in Detection Radiation Substances in Containers
Eng. Atheel Abdullah
Strategic Security Technologies
Expert Head of Marine Congresses Higher Committee
Session Fifteen
A Networked/Layered Approach to Detection
Mr.Micheal H. Jorgensen
RAE Systems
Session Sixteen
Coastal Surveillance Systems – Part I
Mr. Saeed Al Mutawaa
General Manager
Atlas Telecommunications
Session Seventeen
Coastal Surveillance systems- Part II
Mr. Saeed Al Mutawaa
General Manager
Atlas Telecommunications
Session Eighteen
Myriad and Simulex –Maritime Exodus Technical Software Implementation in Maritime Emergency Evacuations
Eng. Atheel Abdullah
Strategic Security Technologies
Expert Head of Marine Congresses Higher Committee
Session Nineteen
Digital CCTV Systems in as monitoring and inspection systems
By: Roger Ghostine
Regional Business Development Manager
MEAHARCO GROUP- VERINT
Session Twenty
Advanced Technologies in Protecting Important Establishments Form Bomb Explosion
By: Ashlet Dean
Business Development Manager
MEAAIGIS BLAST PROTECTION
Session Twenty One
iprotect Integrated Security Management Using iprotect Technology
Nour Al- Shakhuri
Manager Security Technology
AFI
Session Twenty Six
Trade Security and Facilitation
JOHN A. BROADHURST
Vice President of COTECNA, Head of COSEC
Session Twenty Three
An Access System for Every Port Demand Gantner technologies
Gantner Electronics GMBH
Session Twenty Four
The Forgery Proof ID-Card System
Mr. Lothar v. Droste zu Vischering
Consulting and IT-Project Management
Cordsen Engineering GmbH
Session Twenty Five
Thermal Imaging in Port Security Surveillance
Eng. Atheel Abdullah
Strategic Security Technologies
Expert Head of Marine Congresses Higher Committee
Session Twenty Six
InnerScan Fingerprint Security Access Control System & Door Access System Telestar Electronics
Sample of Attendees
- Abu Dhabi Police
- Abu Dhabi Police Head Quarter
- Coastal Guards-Qatar
- Dubai – Police
- Dubai Free zones
- Dubai Ports
- G.H.G
- Gulf Contracting Co.
- Gulf Oil Company – Kuwait
- Immigrations Dubai
- Industrial Security -Kuwait
- KAS
- Kuwait Oil Company
- Kuwait Oil Tankers
- Kuwait Ports
- Lebanon Ports
- Ministry of Interiors
- Ministry of Transport
- Oasis Oil Company
- Omai Police
- Oman LNG
- Oman PDO
- Omani Indian Co
- Port Authority -Kuwait
- Qatar Customs & Ports
- Qatar Oil Co.
- Qatar Petroleum
- Saudi Aramco
- Saudi Arasco
- Saudi Cement Co.
- Saudi Customs
- Saudi Jubil Port
- Saudi Navy
- Saudi Port Authority
- Saudi Ports
- Sudan Ports
- Sudan Shipping Co.
- Takreer Company
- Tripoli Ports – Lebanon
- UAE Navy
- Zadco Oil Companies
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BY Dibya Sarkar – www.fcw.com – Sep. 6, 2005The Stevens Institute of Technology has opened a new high-tech research facility at its Hoboken, N.J., campus to create a new model for port security.
In partnership with the Navy, the university created the Secure Infrastructure Technology Laboratory (Sintel). “It will serve the needs of the U.S. Navy and others by leveraging several existing research centers, which are already engaged in Naval anti-terrorism and force-protection work, as well as infrastructure security research,” said Harold Raveché, the university’s president, in a prepared statement.
Among the lab’s benefits, Sintel users can rapidly respond to threats and monitor threats in foreign ports through automated decision tools.
“To achieve our goal, we will take advantage of our realistic maritime environment and develop systems [that] integrate real-time mobile and remote ocean sensor capability, ocean forecast models, wireless networking, automated decision aids,” said Michael Bruno, a Sintel co-founder and the lab’s interim director, in a prepared statement.
“And advanced human/computer interfaces will provide a secure infrastructure technology research and development enterprise unequaled in the United States,” he added.
Researchers will conduct a six-month project to test the detection and classification of moving underwater objects at New York harbor by using threat assessment algorithms, control algorithms, systems-level data management and fusion. The project will also feed into several other long-term technology initiatives.
The Office of Naval Research provided an initial $6.8 million grant to open the facility and has earmarked another $6 million for fiscal 2006.
Blog Tags: Antiterrorism, Counterterrorism, Force Protection, Homeland Security, Maritime Security, Port Security
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