Maritime Security – The Threat to the U.S. Petro-Chemical Infrastructure and What We Are Doing About It Part 1 Dennis Schrader, Director, Homeland Security, State of Maryland Windows Media High --------------------------- Maritime Security – The Threat to the U.S. Petro-Chemical Infrastructure and What We Are Doing About It Part 2 Rear Admiral Craig Bone, Director, Port Security, U.S. Coast Guard Dennis Schrader, Director, Homeland Security, State of Maryland Windows Media High --------------------------- Overview of the Forthcoming National Maritime Security Plan Kevin McAleenan Captain Glenn A. Wiltshire, Sector Commander, Captain of the Port, U.S. Coast Guard, Department of Homeland Security Windows Media High --------------------------- Panel: Financial Impact of 9/11 on U.S. Ports Kenneth J. Ringler, Executive Director, Port Authority of New York/New Jersey John J. Matheussen, CEO, Delaware River Port Authority J. Michael Crye, President, International Council of Cruise Lines Gary Gilbert, Senior Vice President for the Americas, Hutchison Whampoa Windows Media High --------------------------- Object Video Balthazar Speech Object Video uses streaming media in a security application called Intelligent Video Surveillance, which uses computers to perform consistent and reliable object detection and monitoring of video monitors. The artificial intelligence system used in port surveillance applications detects vessels, vehicles, people and other objects in the monitored area. As a former Navy SEAL, Mr. Balthazar adds operational expertise to the information technology aspects of Object Video. Windows Media High --------------------------- Luncheon Keynote Day 2 Windows Media High --------------------------- Supply Chain Resilience Kelly Chris Windows Media High --------------------------- What Have We Learned? Madrid - London Sharam el Shiek Windows Media High --------------------------- Results 10 - 17 of 17 « 1 2 »	Maritime TV attracted national press attention in 2004 over its video report highlighting deep industry and government concern about the threat to homeland security posed by the control of ships and crews in U.S. ports. The video news release was part of a series of programs highlighting the contributions of the U.S. Merchant Marine in World War II surrounding the World War II Memorial Dedication in addition to video news reports on issues surrounding the decline of the U.S. flag fleet and what it means for homeland security. “We were overwhelmed with industry and government commentary on what the demise of the U.S. flag fleet portends for homeland security,” remarked Dave Gardy, CEO of the TV Worldwide network. “This controversial issue continues to be looked at in a whole new light of homeland security and defense vulnerability. We intend to continue coverage on this and many other maritime security issues during the webcast, in addition to highlighting the latest technology advances.” Port and maritime security have recently been a top concern among security officials in Washington. “In the attacks of September 11, clearly we saw that the airplane became the bomb,” stated Ed Kittel, Chief of the Explosives Division for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in a Maritime TV video news report. “It would not take much of a leap to show that a ship could become the bomb, particularly a ship with volatile cargo.”	Interview with Frank A. Moody II CEO/Chairman, Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc. Mr. Moody describes the Cyber Tracker, a small device that performs real-time tracking of assets and downloads the information via network or satellite. The wireless multi-function device also functions as a GPS locator, tracks vehicles or vessels, monitors equipment usage and performs computer functions. Windows Media High --------------------------- Interview With Melchior Balthazar, Vice-President, ObjectVideo Object Video leads the industry with an artificial intelligence system to perform consistent and reliable object detection and monitoring. Used in port surveillance applications it detects vessels, vehicles, people and other objects in the monitored area. As a former Navy SEAL, Mr. Balthazar adds operational expertise to the information technology aspects of Object Video. Windows Media High --------------------------- Interview with Mike Smith, Vice President, STS Mr. Smith describes the company’s PS3, an open architecture mobile wireless device, that integrates multiple sensors such as radar, cameras and sub-sea surveillance to provide layers of detection, act as a force multiplier and uses familiar graphical user interfaces. Windows Media High --------------------------- Interview with Marisol Elwell, Homeland Integrated Security Systems Ms. Elwell describes the Expo experience as the opportunity of meeting a variety of people with a wide spectrum of products that will be able to be integrated by many attendees. Windows Media High --------------------------- Brian Hernyshyn, Smiths Detection Services Mr. Hernyshyn’s interview was conducted in the HCV Mobile unit that scans closed cargo containers looking for anomalies using x-ray, density or radiation detectors. The company’s high power penetration capability can “see” through up to 13 inches of solid steel. Windows Media High --------------------------- Mechior Baltazar, Object Video Windows Media High --------------------------- Interview with Ed Schriger, Embarcadero Systems Mr. Schriger, Director of Secure Trade Solutions and Services, talks about his company’s technology and operations services to major marine terminals and ports such as terminal operation, auto-logistics and security. Windows Media High --------------------------- Results 1 - 7 of 9 « 1 2 »