Applications of Information & Technology in the Maritime Industry … A view from the top

2. Applications of Information & Technologyin the Maritime Industry… A view from the top Presented by:Page SiplonDirectorMaritime Logistics Innovation Center

3. Overview • Maritime 101 • Federal Programs (there are plenty!) • Some Current Technology “hotspots” • MLIC Introduction • MLIC Activities

4. Over 95% of the nation’s overseas cargo moves through our seaports

5. 90% of total world cargo moves by container

6. Over 318 billion gallons of petroleum products per year are shipped in vessels on U.S. waterways

7. Worldwide, 5.8 billion tons of goods were traded by sea in 2001

8. Closer to Home • Top Exports: • Kaolin clay • Forestry products • Poultry • Auto and machine units • Top Imports: • Retail goods • Industrial machinery

9. Overview • Maritime 101 • Federal Programs (there are plenty!) • Some Current Technology “hotspots” • MLIC Introduction • MLIC Activities

11. Overseas • “Here & There” • OSC, ISPS code • CSI, C-TPAT In Transit • “The Box & The Data” • “Smart Box Initiative” • Automated Targeting System On U.S. Shores • “Identify & Enforce” • TWIC, NTC • Operation Port Shield, PSG’s

12. Overview • Maritime 101 • Federal Programs (there are plenty!) • Some Current Technology “hotspots” • MLIC Introduction • MLIC Activities

13. Innovation • Cargo handling • Cargo tracking • Truck congestion • Cargo security Current Technologies Auto-Identification • RFID, GPS, RTLS, GPRS • (other acronyms that may pop in my head)

14. The way it is now… a quick run through

15. The way it was (once)…

16. Innovation: Cargo Handling Accuracy Accountability Efficiency To Handle -> Volume

17. Innovation: Cargo Handling Guide Wire System

18. Innovation: Cargo Handling Transponder System

19. Innovation: Cargo Handling Optical System (laser)

20. Innovation: Cargo Handling Satellite Guided System (GPS)

21. Innovation: Cargo Handling

22. Innovation: Cargo Handling

23. Innovation: Cargo Handling

24. Innovation: Cargo Handling

25. Innovation: Cargo Handling

26. Innovation: Cargo Handling

27. Innovation: Cargo Handling

28. Innovation: Cargo Handling

29. Innovation: Cargo Handling

30. Innovation: Truck Congestion

31. Innovation: Truck Congestion Process Technology Information Exchange (port <-> dispatcher)

32. Innovation: Truck Congestion

33. Innovation: Truck Congestion PROCESS Port of Tacoma : Hyundai Terminal

34. Innovation: Truck Congestion TECHNOLOGY

35. Innovation: Truck Congestion INFORMATIONEXCHANGE(more onthis later…)

36. Innovation: Container Security

37. Innovation: Container Security Scanning • Radiation • Misrepresentation of contents • Stow-away Tagging • Tracking • Internal condition (sensors) • Proof of box integrity Profiling • Previous section on federal programs Seals • Similar to tagging • Mostly mechanical now

38. Innovation: Container Security

39. Innovation: Container Security • 66Z: A compact backscatter X-ray system inspects small packages, mail and hand-held baggage. • 101GT: Highly transportable and capable backscatter X-ray system inspects large packages, baggage and mail. • 101Z: A single backscatter X-ray system inspects full range of large luggage and medium-sized parcels. • 101ZZ: Dual backscatter offers most effective, two-sided inspection, for a full range of inspection problems. • 101XL: The industry's only open tunnel transmission and backscatter X-ray system handles small cargo and oversized objects. • 101ZVAN: Self-contained, mobile backscatter X-ray system delivers comprehensive inspection technology whenever the need arises. • 101ZZ Trailer: A re-locatable, two sided backscatter X-ray system readily deploys with mobile inspection teams.

40. Innovation: Container Security

41. Innovation: Container Security

42. ANY QUESTIONS SO FAR?

43. Overview • Maritime 101 • Federal Programs (there are plenty!) • Some Current Technology “hotspots” • MLIC Introduction • MLIC Activities or… what Georgia is doing regarding what I have said so far, and how.

44. The Maritime Logistics Innovation Center (MLIC) is a unique partnership of private industry, academia, Federal and state authorities.

45. This partnership works together to develop, apply and promote new technologies, identify unique applications for existing technology, and create best practices for safe, efficient and secure supply chains.

46. “Centers of Innovation bring together research and local assets in midsized Georgia cities to attract company interest and technology-based economic development.” Governor Sonny Perdue

47. “We look forward to our members achieving the commercialization and successful transfer of innovative maritime, logistics and security technologies.” GDEcD Commissioner Craig Lesser

48. Basic Structure

49. Marketing of the State as a Technology Destination(GDEcD) Innovation Center Matching Grants(GRA) Innovation Center Technology Business Incubation Applied R&D Entrepreneurial Outreach Program • - Traveling Entrepreneur Outreach Specialist • - Entrepreneur Training • Certification Reviews for Entrepreneur Development Programs • - Matching Grant Fund for Entrepreneur Development Programs - Business Mentoring - Service Provider - Support Network - Flexible Office Space - SBIR Assistance - Investment Network - Corporate Membership - Industry Driven and Partnered Research - Matching Research Grants - Development & Testing - University Tech Transfer

50. Maritime logistics touches much more than just the waterfront