EXHIBITION
OCEANS 2010 will have a large exhibits hall featuring products and services from approximately 200 companies. Important documents for exhibitors and potential exhibitors are below.
Exhibitor Registration (Requires Exhibitor Registration Pass Code)
Floorplan of the Exhibits Hall, PDF
Reserve your booth space now and insure a prominent presence! Contact Sue Kingston at s.kingston@ieee.org or 310-937-1006 for details!
CONTRACTED EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION
Exhibitors will receive an e-mail with a Registration Pass Code. Once this is received, register your exhibit booth staff on the Exhibitor Registration page.
Exhibitors are set up within the registration system with one full registration (includes access to all regular conference events, a CD, and conference bag) and two “Exhibits Only” registrations (includes access to the exhibit hall only), unless otherwise requested. If you require additional booth staff, please contact info@oceans10mtsieeeseattle.org. Note that if the e-mail recipient/organization POC plans to work in the exhibit booth, their name must be entered as Exhibitor Staff.
Exhibitors who plan to purchase extra tickets to conference events, contact info@oceans10mtsieeeseattle.org.
| IMPORTANT EXHIBITION DATES | |
| Contract Period Open Until: | 15 September 2010 |
| Exhibit Move In: | 19 - 20 September 2010 |
| Exhibit Floor Opens: | 21 September 2010 |
| Exhibitors' Reception: | 21 September 2010 |
| Exhibit Dismantle: | 23 September 2010 |
THREE REASONS TO EXHIBIT AT OCEANS '10 SEATTLE
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The ONLY annual conference to gather industry, academia, and local, state, and federal government organizations in one place with a singular focus on ocean science and technology.
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Centrally located Exhibits Hall functioning as conference crossroads as well as the site of daily events and social opportunities.
- Amenities that let you do business elsewhere while doing business in Seattle: Free Wi-Fi in the Exhibits Hall; box lunch delivery service; and, a nearby business center for copies, faxes, and package receipt or mailing.
EXTEND YOUR BUSINESS BEYOND THE CONFERENCE
BEFORE AND AFTER OCEANS 2010, CULTIVATE ON-GOING AND NEW BUSINESS
WITHIN EASY TRAVELING DISTANCE FROM SEATTLE!
Applied Physics Laboratory – University of Washington
Army Corps of Engineers – Portland, Seattle and Walla Walla Districts
Battelle PNL, Marine Research Laboratory
Boeing
Environmental Protection Agency – Region 10
Joint Base Lewis-McChord
NANOOS
National Marine Fisheries Service – Northwest Regional Office
Naval Undersea Warfare Center Keyport Division
NEPTUNE Canada
NOAA Center for Tsunami Research
NOAA Ocean Acidification Program
NOAA Pacific Fleet
NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory
Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary
Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
Oregon Sea Grant
Oregon State University – Hatfield Marine Science Center
Port of Portland
Port of Seattle
Port of Tacoma
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
University of British Columbia, Department of Oceanography
University of Victoria Institute for Coastal and Oceans Research
University of Victoria, School of Earth and Ocean Sciences
University of Washington, Friday Harbor Marine Laboratories
University of Washington, Regional Scale Nodes Program
University of Washington, School of Oceanography
United States Coast Guard Icebreaker Science Operations
United States Coast Guard – 13th District
Washington Sea Grant
and many more . . . .
You SHOULD exhibit at OCEANS 2010 if you are in:
underwater acoustics and acoustical oceanography
sonar signal and image processing
ocean observing platforms
remote sensing
ocean optics, vision and imaging
ocean data visualization and information management
offshore structures and technology
ocean vehicles and floating structures
operational oceanography and meteorology
marine renewable energy
coastal hazards
technologies for ecological studies of fish and
marine mammal populations
If you aren’t in Seattle in 2010, where will your business be in 2011?
Book Exhibit Space Now!
$2,995 for a 10’ x 10’ space and the attention of 2,000 delegates!
Contact Sue Kingston (s.kingston@ieee.org or 310-937-1006) for details.
