In the morning (9 am – noon), take a deep dive into Meta-Learning (a machine learning approach that is showing great promise), or learn about how to find and use relevant codes and standards in their capstone projects, research work, and eventual careers.
Then in the afternoon (1:30 – 4:30 pm) there will be a hands-on workshop using an effective tool to understand data pipelines for ocean data collected on platforms like autonomous underwater vehicles, while professors and those who are interested in academic careers may join the continual curriculum improvement panel to learn about what is happening across Canada to advance engineering programs.
The detailed descriptions of these tutorials are available on the CCECE 2022 website: https://ccece2022.ieee.ca/tutorials/
Registration is open to everyone, but there is a special price of $30 for students. Registration can be completed at this link: https://edas.info/r29368
We can be reached at tutorials@ccece2022.ieee.ca with any questions. If you are interested but cannot afford the session, please get in touch with us.
Looking forward to meeting you there!
18:00 – 18:15: Networking
18:15 – 19:15: Welcome address, and Technical Talk
19:15 – 19:30: Awards
19:30 – 21:00: Annual General Meeting
Full details can be found here
We released our latest newsletter issue to members on April 28, 2021. See the PDF here: CAS 2021 Newsletter, Issue 1
It was officially announced in late 2019 that Halifax was selected to host the OCEANS 2024 Conference. Earlier this year Christopher Whitt presented the conference to the local Ocean tech community as part of a virtual COVE Connector event. Check out the presentation here on Youtube.
18:00 – 18:45: Networking
18:45 – 19:45: Welcome address, and Technical Talk
19:45 – 20:00: Awards
20:00 – 21:30: Annual General Meeting
Full details can be found here
17:30 – 18:00: Networking
18:00 – 19:00: Welcome address, and Technical Talk by John Wood and Tony Wright
19:00 – 20:00: Dinner and Awards
20:00 – 21:30: Annual General Meeting
Full AGM Agenda can be found here
Preliminary Agenda (Oct.29)
Adjournment
Speakers: John Woods (Minas Energy) and Tony Wright (FORCE)
Tony Wright’s presentation will provide a FORCE point-of-view on tidal power development and the challenge of “working in water that moves over 20 kilometres an hour.” John Woods will talk about two of the FORCE berths (A & C) from a developer’s perspective. These include a total of 21 x 420 MW units, connected in two arrays. He will highlight some points on interconnectivity.
Earlier this year our Section lost one of its founding members and leaders, Professor “Mo” El-Hawary. We mourn his passing and express our condolences to his family. The Section Chair offered the following tribute at a Celebration of Mo’s life in Halifax on August 2, 2019. Remembering Mo – Tribute
The IEEE Spectrum recently published a tribute as well, which can be accessed at
https://spectrum.ieee.org/the-institute/ieee-member-news/paying-tribute-to-former-ieee-canada-president-mo-elhawary
Engineering Institute of Canada has provided below useful links for both employers and job seekers:
Employers, register using the below link:
https://employers.engineeringcareers.ca/
Job seekers, register using the below link:
https://www.engineeringcareers.ca/
Employers can find the perfect candidate of the role. Job seekers can find their best engineering job. Please register and make use of these links.
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