Profile

* Education: Dankook University, Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Bauman Moscow Stste Technical University, Master of the Mechanical Engineering.

* Work Experience 1989 ~ 1991: LSIS Co., Ltd. System business headquarter Responsible for overseas technology planning

1992 ~ 1999: Samsung Heavy Industries Representative in Russua at Moscow office

1995 ~ 1996: Samsung Group Responsible for Machinery Group of the Technology Business Division (Representative in Russia)

2001 ~ present: CEO of TRC Korea

2016 ~ present: UNIST A professor of the Industry - University Collaboration

2016 ~present: Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute Expert in Russia export

2018 ~ present: Korea Marine Equipment Research Institute Advisor for Cooperation with Russia

2017 ~ present: Daegu Gyeongbuk Machinery Cooperative Advisor for Cooperation with Russia

2019 ~ present: Korea Marine Equipment Association Head of Representative in Russia

Luis Benito has been the Director of Innovation and Co-creation for Lloyd’s Register Marine & Offshore business division since 2016, based at Southampton, UK. Marine and Offshore stakeholders need to innovate their business models and services, so they can differentiate in markets that become transformed under the industry 4.0; Luis and LR Innovation partners with those stakeholders on this journey, creating the value differentiation they require to become sustainable.

Prior to this role, Luis spent four years leading the Marketing and Strategic Marketing functions for the Marine and Offshore business on a global scale, based at Southampton and Singapore. From 2008-2012, Luis was the LR Country Manager for the Marine Business and Operations at Korea.

Luis’ comprehensive experience has been accumulated from heading the LR Marine business development team at Korea between 2006 to 2008 as well as through a variety of local office management duties, field survey and project management responsibilities at several postings based in Spain and Korea.

He joined LR in January 1992 and holds a degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering from Madrid Polytechnic University, Spain.

Kwangil Lee received BS, MS and Ph. D from Dept. of Computer Science at Chungnam National University in 1993, 1996, and 2001 respectively. From 2000 to 2002, he worked as a guest researcher at National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA. Then, he worked as a research associate at University of Maryland (2002–2004) and University of Texas (2005), USA. From 2006 to 2017, he had been a principle researcher at IT Convergence Security Team at Electronics and Telecommunication Research Institute, Korea. Since 2017, he become an assistant professor and a head of International Maritime Technology Standard Center in Korea Maritime and Ocean University. He is the secretary of Korea Autonomous and Unmanned Ship Forum and a member of International Network of Autonomous Ship (INAS). He also one of active participants in many maritime international standardization works such as IMO, IALA ENAV, IEC and ISO. Now he work as a convener of IEC TC80/WG17 Common Maritime Data Structure working group since 2015. His research interest is on the autonomous ship, smart ship, e-navigation, common maritime data structure, cyber security & safety, ship area networks, mobile/wireless networks.

Mr. Cho Il-Hyung holds BSc. degree in Computing and Business Studies from University of Warwick, UK. He has been working at Korea Maritime and Ocean University since 2011 as Team Leader of the R&D division. The current initiative includes cooperation with ASCOPE countries in offshore decommissioning as well as Internationally certified vocational training of Offshore workforces.

- Education : Bachelor: Chemical Engineering: University of Indonesia - Master Degree: Petroleum Engineering, Institute Technology Bandung Indonesia, Ph.D: Petroleum Engineering : Texas A&M University, College Station Texas

- Work Experiences: PERTAMINA (Indonesian National Oil Company), 29 Years, Petroleum Engineering Expertise in : Enhanced Oil Recovery, Reservoir Management, Reservoir Characterization, Decommissioning

- Special Assignment: 1. Country Coordinator of ASCOPE Indonesia, 2. Chairman of Exploration and Production Task Force Handling: ASCOPE Decommissioning Guideline. ASCOPE Technology for ASEAN, and ASCOPE Collaboration.

- Publication : ASCOPE Decommissioning Guideline Book (www.ascope.org), Papers in Society of Petroleum Engineering (www.spe.org), Papers in EAGE (Europeans Associations Geoscientist and Engineers) www.eage.org.

PERSONAL SUMMARY

I have been involved in various research projects both as research principal and assistant. For the last 4 years, I have been doing research on two different topics, i.e. the reutilization of abandoned oil and gas platforms for marine and fisheries purposes and mangrove restoration for climate change mitigation

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION:

James Cook University – Townsville, Australia Master degree (MAppSc) in Protected Area Management.

Bogor Institute of Agriculture – Bogor, Indonesia

Bachelor degree (B.Sc.) in Marine Science

SKILL AND EXPERTISE:

• GIS and Remote Sensing Applications;

• Integrated Coastal Zone Management;

• Environmental Impact Assessment

• Numerical Model

• Physical Oceanography

• Ocean energy

RESEARCH EXPERIENCES:

• 2017-2019: Re-utilization abandoned offshore platforms for marine and fisheries purposes and Mangrove restoration for climate change mitigation (CR);

• 2012-2016: Ocean energy (CR); simulation numerical model and design (2012-2014), the development model 1:2.5 of the turbine (2014), the prototype development and performance test of 2x5 kW tidal turbine in Suramadu Bridge (2015-2016);

• 2003 – 2014: Research scientist for various research activities such as Deep Sea Water (DSW) (RA)*, Lagoon project, Coastal buoy (RA), E-FAD (Electronic Fish Aggregating Device) (CR), Navigation and communication for fishing vessel (CR), Fishing ground map (RA), National Marine Directory Project (RA), Tsunami Early Warning System (TEWS) (RA), Radio Internet (RANET) project collaboration with NOAA-US (RA), Fishing eco-port in Indonesia (CR); Technical engineer for Maritime Surveillance Aircraft (MSA) for patrol plane project (RA); Radar and VMS analysis to combat IUU Fishing in Indonesia (CR), Mangrove and climate change mitigation in Jakarta Bay (CR). * Research Assistant; ** Coordinator Research PROJECT EXPERIENCES

• 2017-2019: Coordinator for the feasibility study of reutilization of abandoned oil and gas platforms for marine and fisheries purposes (rig to reef program) collaborated with Korea Maritime and Ocean University Consortium (KMOUC). Tasks: rig to reef site selection criteria, Environmental Impact Assessment and Economic Feasibility (cost benefit analysis) collaborate with CICo (now PT. Pertamina Hulu Kalimantan Timur, PT. PHKT, for their fields in Bontang and Balikpapan) and PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West of Java, PT. PHE ONWJ)

• 2018: Co-coordinator for the calculation model of economic losses due to illegal fishing activities in Indonesian territorial water funded by Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies and The David and Lucile Packard Foundation. Tasks: overlay and analyze the radar/VMS/AIS data to identify the illegal fisher, conversion the length of fishing vessel into its productivity to calculate the loss;

• 2014-2017: Co-coordinator for INDESO (Infrastructure Development of Space Oceanography) Downstream Applications. INDESO is a collaboration project between GOI and French. Main responsibility was delivering its seven applications as follows: Mangrove and Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM), Seaweeds application, Coral reef monitoring, Shrimp ponds utilization, Oil spill application, Illegal fishing detection and Fish stock management;

• 2013: Coordinator for Renewable Energy and Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) for Financing of Solar-Powered Cold-Storage and Ice making Facilities for Fishing Communities in Indonesia collaborated with Contained Energy (CE). Tasks: identify and analyze the candidate location (mainly in the east part of Indonesia) for solar powered cold storage

Ørnulf Jan Rødseth has an MSc in electronic engineering and cybernetics. He has worked in research organizations and private industry since 1983. Most of the time with maritime information and communication technology. The autonomous ship has been a central subject from 2012, when he was responsible for scientific coordination of the EU-financed MUNIN project. MUNIN was the first large scale investigation of unmanned and autonomous ships in Europe. He is a senior scientist at SINTEF Ocean and is active in several ongoing industrial R&D projects on autonomous ships. He has published more than 50 scientific and technical papers on autonomous ships and maritime digitalization. He also participates in maritime standardization through IMO and international standards organizations. He is the manager for the Norwegian Forum for Autonomous Ships and acting secretary for the International Network for Autonomous Ships.