On War in Sea and space
– its dangerous Legacy
science conference
polish naval academy, gdynia 24.11.2022
About us
Polish outer space strategy
Young Stars
Satellites security
Military use of outer space
Significance of Ukraine joining European Space Agency
Outer space in military conflicts
Organizers
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The Honorary Patronage of the Polish Space Agency
Space Sciences Commission
Polish Naval Academy
Baltic Sea & Space Cluster
Speakers
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We would like to use innovative space technologies to solve the problem of navigation, defense and control of the Baltic Sea coastline.
prof. dr hab. inż. Edmund Wittbrodt
President of the Space Sciences Committee of the Polish Academy of Sciences
The shift to thinking in terms of information makes it difficult or even impossible to consider activities on land, sea, air, outer space or cyberspace separately.
kadm. prof. dr hab. Tomasz Szubrycht
Rector – Commandant of the Polish Naval Academy
Polish Space Agency supports the Polish space industry by implementing the priorities of the Polish Space Strategy
dr Michał Wierciński
POLSA Vice President
Agenda
On War In Sea And Space – Its Dangerous Legacy
09:00 – 09:30 Registration
09:30 – 10:00 Opening session
prof. dr hab. inż. Edmund Wittbrodt President of the Space Sciences Committee of the Polish Academy of Sciences
Rear-Admiral prof. Tomasz Szubrycht Rector-Commandant of the Polish Naval Academy
dr Michał Wierciński POLSA Vice President
SESSION 1 chaired by dr hab. Jerzy Kosiński
10:00 – 10:30
The value of Ukraine’s accession to the European Space Agency
prof. Zdzisław Brodecki
University of Business and Administration in Gdynia
10:30 – 11:00
Cybersecurity in outer space
dr Syta Jakub
Maritime Cybersecurity Center
COFFEE BREAK
SESSION 2 chaired by prof. dr hab. Marek Grzybowski
11:30- 11:42
Naval Ships Technical Supervision – Polish Register of Shipping Experience and Potential
Grzegorz Pettke
Ship Division Director, Polish Register of Shipping
11:42 – 11:54
Blockchain-based trust layer for data integrity in space applications
dr Mateusz Bonecki
Chief Innovation Officer, DAC.digital
11:54 – 12:06
Digital transformation of business and production processes for maritime Industry 4.0
Andrzej Rapicki
CEO WAELLER sp. z o.o. sp. k.
12:06- 12:18
Deep Locust – battlefield virtualization to learn and validate artificial intelligence of unmanned systems
Maximilian Minta
CEO of NEPTUN STUDIO
12:18- 12:30
Integrator at war
dr inż. Sławomir Nasiadka
Business Application Development Director
Sevenet
lunch
SESSION 3 chaired by kmdr dr hab. Bartłomiej Pączek, prof. AMW
13:00 – 13:20
War clauses in insurance
dr hab. Katarzyna Malinowska
Kozminski University
dr hab. Dorota Maśniak
University of Gdańsk
13:20 – 13:40
EEG neurofeedback lowers the stress response in analogue astronauts based on C reactive protein evaluation
dr hab. Marcin Dornowski
Gdansk Universityof Physical Education and Sport
13:40 – 14:00
Legal Aspects of the ROC Doctrine
Wojciech Zawadzki
Chairman of the Board
Information Security Institute
coffee break
SESSION 4 chaired by dr Jakub Syta
14:30 – 14:50
Satellite data and technologies in the aspect of maritime critical infrastructure monitoring system
dr Przemysław Pozański
Research & Development Maritime Technology Centre
14:50 – 15:10
Outer Space during Armed Conflicts
dr hab. Małgorzata Polkowska
War Studies University
ppłk Arkadiusz Chimicz
Armed Forces General Command
15:10 – 15:30
ERA of Very High Resolution Satellites and what about its future? Connection with War in Sea and Space. Some early and recent examples
Robert Jerzy Lach
Laboratory of Geospatial Analyses
Zielona Góra University