in association with Egersund Conference 10 th December 2009 Arild Nodland CEO Incorporated 16 January 2007 Arild Nodland founder amp CEO 16 years analysing conflicts and high risk countries ID: 524569
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Piracy Charts
in association with
Egersund
Conference
10
th
December 2009
Arild Nodland, CEOSlide2
Incorporated 16 January 2007
Arild Nodland, founder & CEO 16 years analysing conflicts and high risk countries 10 years field experience from crisis areas (Army, Intelligence Services, United Nations, The European Commission) Two Master’s Degrees from Uni. of Birmingham, UK
Defence & Security Studies Political Risk & Religion’s Role in Global Politics
Bergen Risk SolutionsSlide3
Odin Hjellestad, co-founder, partner & advisor
Former journalist and seaman UN military and civilian experience from crisis areas Anthropology studies at University of Bergen Ingrid Mellingen, senior analyst Master of Strategic Studies, Kings College, Aberdeen Terror and Insurgency researcher at Jane’sE-mail: blackbeard@bergenrisksolutions.com
Bergen Risk Solutions
Core
staffSlide4
Our Clients
Oil, Gas, Shipping, Insurance
and more…Slide5
and more…
Published/ReferencedSlide6
Why Piracy Charts?
Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean 2009, since 15 MarchSlide7
Somali Piracy
Last three years257 incidents recorded so far this year.Slide8
Indian Ocean:
28 Gulf of Aden: 17 Off Oman: 1Each hijack costs on average 6 mn USD to resolve. Plus the human cost….Somali Piracy47 hijackings in 2009, as of 30 NovemberSlide9
West Africa, too
Gulf of Guinea since 15 March 2009LagosNiger DeltaSlide10
and Asia…
Malacca & South China Sea, since 15 March 2009Anambas IslandsSlide11
We reduce uncertainty
We bring clarityWe offer a superb, practical tool for the risk management process:Identification of riskAnalysisPrevention (avoidance)ResponseCustomer value
Intelligence
OperationsSlide12
Why is this of value?
‘… building understanding and a robust knowledge platform of local conditions may, in fact, be the most important form of risk mitigation’. Guide to country risk, Statoil, 2005Slide13
How it works
From source to end userCOLLECTIONPROCESSING
ANALYSIS
DISTRIBUTION
IMB
PRC
UKMTO
(UK)
MSC-HOA (EU)
ONI
(US)
RECAAP (Asia)
Media
Own
Network
Jeppesen’s
C-Map Ocean View
™
BRS in-house
BRS in-houseSlide14
Electronic Maritime Security Charts
Why?Piracy is a problem.Somalia, Nigeria, South China Sea and other areasWe have the tool to help identify & manage the problem.Improves decision makingSaves time, money, assets and livesNo need for high speed Internet link.Reduces communication costsIncreases accessibility on and off shoreIntegrated solution. Navigation, piracy, weather, wave and other info on same system, same screenRoute planning Global Coverage.Slide15
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Contact blackbeard@bergenrisksolutions.com or safenav@jeppesen.com for more informationNeed more on Somali piracy?http://www.bergenrisksolutions.com/index.php?mapping=442&langid=en&bergenrisk=04b99e61507f90736e1ce0bca7844efb