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Maritime Security – Above Water Protection An Interoperability Framework to Provide the "Common Maritime Picture" Mr Hugues Sassier, Thales Alenia Space, France Maritime Security in Brown Waters Vice Admiral Richard Börjesseon, Security Alliance Stockholm AB, Sweden Ship Protection within Littoral Waters - A French Navy Perspective Rear-Admiral Stephane Verwaerde, French Navy, France Maritime Security – AIS (Automatic Identification Systems) Harbourcraft Identification and Monitoring System Mr Edmund Ooi, ST Electronics (Info-Comm Systems), Singapore Implementation of the ISPS Code and European Regulations in Spain - Special Measures for Passenger Ships. Mr Francisco Javier Castillejo, Ministry of Development, Spain Modeling and Validation of Maritime Surveillance Performance Dr Stefano Coraluppi, NATO Undersea Research Center, Italy Space-based Automatic Information System (AIS) Solutions to the Simultaneous Access Issue Mr Thibaud Calmettes, Thales Alenia Space, France Maritime Security – Architecture Integrating Protection Systems for Potentially Dangerous Maritime Objects CMS Artem Popko, Marine Bridge & Navigating Systems, Russia NAval Operation System for Maritime Safety and Security (NAOS MS2) Mr Michel Morel, DCNS, France Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) for Maritime Surveillance Mr Daniel Tiberghien, Thales Communications, France The Integrated Ship and Harbour Area Protection System Architecture Dr Ryszard Rugala, R&D Marine Technology Centre (CTM), Poland Maritime Security – Asymmetric Threat Combating Maritime Asymmetric Threats Mr Kevin Cresswell, Control Risks, United States Global Border Management Mr Juan González-Aller Rodríguez, Accenture, Spain Maritime Security of Offshore, Coastal and Harbour Assets - The Australia Situation Mr Michael Lonsdale, Thales Australia, Australia Maritime Situational Awareness in Homeland Security and Emergency Management - What Do We Really Know? Dr. Juan José Martínez, Indra Sistemas SA, Spain Maritime Security – Asymmetric Threat - Countermeasures Container Security: The Final Information Frontier Dr. Douglas Linman, Network Anatomy/Evirage, United States Countering Asymmetric Threats: Long Term Experimental Setup for ASymW (LEXXWAR) Mr Joachim Kimpel, Ministry of Defence/BWB, Germany Deterrence as System Force Multiplier in the Defence Against Terrorism (DAT) Dr. Ronald Kessel, NATO Undersea Research Center, Italy Latest Trends in Battlefield Identification - Mode 5, BTID, Blue Force Tracking Mr. Guillermo Monzón-Rodriguez, Indra, Spain Maritime Security – Integrated Maritime Security Systems Addressing the Challenges of Systems-Of-Systems Integration in Maritime Safety and Security - The POSEIDON Project Dr Jacek Skowronek, Thales Nederland, Netherlands Future Integrated Surveillance of Coastal and Maritime Areas - A Spanish Approach to Accomplishing Border Protection and Defence Missions Eng José A. Díaz, ISDEFE, Spain The Global Challenge of Information Exchanges within the Maritime Community Mr Bernard Garnier, Thales Group (Naval Division), France Maritime Security – Lifecycle Considerations Adaptive Logistics Ms Lori Lindholm, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States Harmonising Technical Data and Learning Content Management with S1000D and SCORM Mr. Wayne Gafford, Department of Defence (Advanced Distributed Learning), United States Improved System Operational Availability through Autonomous Data Communication and Analysis Mr David VanBuskirk, Lockheed Martin, United States Improving Asset Management through Enhanced Decision Support Processes Dr Lloyd Hammond, Defence Science & Technology Organisation (DSTO), Australia Maritime Security – Littoral Surveillance New Generation Radar Systems for New Threats in Coastal Surveillance Mr Marquis Emmanuel, Thales Surface radar, France New Radar Concept for Ship Security at Anchor Mr Marquis Emmanuel, Thales Surface radar, France Passive Radar Protection for Ship at Anchor Mr Jean-Philippe Brunet, Thales Group (Naval Division), France The European Commission TANGO project (Telecommunications Advance Network for GMES Operations) for Maritime Surveillance Antonio De la Cruz, European Union Satellite Centre (EUSC), Spain Maritime Security – Maritime Situational Awareness Applied Data Fusion Techniques for the Integration of Port and Ship Security Mr Martyn Dickinson, Servowatch Systems Limited, United Kingdom Enhanced Maritime Domain Awareness through Web-based Configurable Software Mr Richard Dickinson, Lockheed Martin, United States Maritime Surveillance in the Network Centric World Mr Dane Marolt, Northrop Grumman, United States Maritime Security – Reducing the Cost of Maritime Security and Platforms How Can Through Life Capability Management Help? Mr Michael Formosa, Jane's Information Group, United Kingdom Life-Cycle Cost - How to Minimise it Mr Pablo Segovia Escobar, Indra Sistemas SA, Spain Procurement and Contracting Approach Mr Alex Pape, Jane's Information Group, United Kingdom The Cost of Maritime Security & Patforms: Requirement Drivers Commodore Luke van Beek, Mott MacDonald, United Kingdom Maritime Security – Underwater Protection A New Approach to Underwater Critical Infrastructures Mr Antonio Sanchez Garcia, SAES, Spain Harbour Shield- : A New Technique for Inspection of Vessels below the Waterline Mr Frank Murphy, Battelle, United States High Performance Underwater Surveillance System for Coastal and Offshore Sites (AquaShield DDS) Mr Dan Ben-Dov, DSIT Solutions, Israel Military Support of Civil Authorities for Harbour Security - Concepts and Technology for Countering Underwater Threats Dr Augustinus Beckers, TNO (Defence, Security and Safety), Netherlands Opening session/Keynote address – Introducing the major themes for the three days of MAST, the 2008 Opening session and Keynote addresses will feature exclusive presentations from top level Spanish government/navy representatives; Rear-Admiral Anders Grenstad, Chief of Staff, Swedish Navy, Sweden; Rear-Admiral (ret'd) Jay Cohen, Head of Science and Technology Directorate, US Department of Homeland Security, United States Operations & Capabilities – Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) Increasing Onboard Firepower using Standard Warship Architectures Mr Guy-François Mesnil, Thales Air Systems, France Potential Sea-Based Platforms for Europe/NATO Mr HB Stevens, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States Sea-Based Missile Defense Analysis for Future UK Surface Combatants Mr HB Stevens, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States Operations & Capabilities – Future Capabilities Distributed Simulation - The Key to Mission Rehearsal and Tactical Training Dr Heliodoro Ruiperez, Indra Sistemas SA, Spain Network Enabled Capability in the Maritime Environment Lieutenant Colonel Mats Marklund, Swedish Armed Forces, Sweden The "Tipping Point" Surface Combatant Mr R. Robinson Harris, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States The Future of Naval Construction in Europe: Applied Research on Naval Platforms Mr Natalio Rodriguez, Association of the Spanish Naval Architecture (AINE), Spain Operations & Capabilities – Unmanned Operations Collaborative Unmanned Operations for Maritime Security Dr Peter Drewes, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States Modelling Operational Effectiveness of USV Sensors Mr Peter Cosgrove, Thales Underwater Systems, United Kingdom Unmanned Systems Requirements - The Road Ahead Dr Gregorio Ameyugo Pérez, Indra Sistemas SA, Spain Platforms – AUV 1 Future French Navy Mine Warfare Capability Rear-Admiral Stephane Verwaerde, French Navy, France Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) for Unmanned Undersea Vehicle (UUV) Propulsion Dr Louis Carreiro, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States The German Approach to Force and Harbour Protection and Possible Integration into Naval Systems - The AUV Familiy SEA OTTER Mk II and SEA WOLF Mr Michael Rothenbach, Ministry of Defence/BWB, Germany UAVs for the 21st Century Lieutenant Commander Jesus Ibarz, Spanish Navy, Spain Platforms – AUV 2 Adaptation of the Remote Multi-Mission Vehicle (RMMV) for Additional Unmanned Missions Mr. Marc Heller, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States Low Cost Autonomous Underwater Vehicles for Oceanographic and Harbour Surveillance Missions Mr. João Borges de Sousa, Porto University, Portugal Operations with Autonomous Vehicles in the Response to Maritime Incidents Mr. João Borges de Sousa, Porto University, Portugal Recent Developments on Rockets with Gelled Propellants Dr Karl Wieland Naumann, Bayern-Chemie, Germany Platforms – Design - General 1 Advanced Electric Ship Demonstrator: Ms Deborah Nalchajian, Office of Naval Research (ONR), United States Landing Craft - Simple Ships or Time for a Rethink? A Designer's Perspective Mr Nick Noel-Johnson, BMT Defence Services, United Kingdom Modelling Enhanced CO2 Absorption in Soda Lime at Low Temperatures and Elevated Pressures Dr Tiang Hong Gan, Defence Science & Technology Organisation (DSTO), Australia Modular Stabilized Weapon System Integration for Combatant Craft Ms. Jennifer Grimsley PE NA, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States Platforms – Design - General 2 Creation of a Hull Surface Design Tool for Use in Solid Modelling Mr Charles Forrest, Graphics Research Corporation, United Kingdom Design and Build of a High-Speed Technology Demonstrator Vessel Mr Andy Higgins, QinetiQ, United Kingdom Electromagnetic Susceptibility Management – A Framework for Effective Exploitation of Electromagnetic Signature Management Systems Mr Alastair Ballentine, QinetiQ, United Kingdom Test, Evaluation and Computational Validation of High Performance Craft for Hydrodynamic Loading and Structural Response Mr Brian Grimsley, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States Uses of Commercially Chartered Heavy Lift Ships for Auxiliary Naval Operations Mr David Jurkiewicz, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States Platforms – Design - New Solutions Improving Anti-Corrosive Coatings Performance for Navy Vessels Mr Gabriele Ferrari, TNO, Netherlands Insulated Bus Pipe (IBP) for Shipboard High Power Distribution Applications Mr Richard Worth, Naval Sea Systems Command, United States Integrated Single Masts for Warships Mr Denis Quiltu, DCNS, France New Fiber-Metal Hybrid Laminated Material (MaLECoN) Professor Juan C. Suarez, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain Platforms – Design - Propulsion Dynamic Management of Propulsion Plants in Naval Applications Mr. Giacomo Cherio, Avio S.p.A., Italy IEEE Standards for Maritime Systems and Technology Dr. Yuri Khersonsky, Practice in Power Electronics, United States Navantia's Ship Management System: COMPLEX (COntrol y Monitorizacion de PLataforma EXtensible) Mr Francisco Panos, Navantia, Spain System Integration for Naval Propulsion Systems Mr. Christoph Fenske, MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH, Germany Platforms – Design - Special Tasks Complex of Model Experiments and Calculations as Actual Procedure for Investigation of Dynamic Towing Systems Professor Alexander Pustoshny, Krylov SRI, Russia Fully Integrated, Automated Shipboard Oil Pollution Abatement Systems Mr. Stephen Hopko, US Navy (Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia), United States Global Optimisation of Real-time Multi Platform Situational Awareness Dr Hervé Fargetton, Ministry of Defence (DGA/CTSN), France Output Feedback and Trajectory Tracking Control of a Gantry Crane Mr Albert Ortiz, US Navy (Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia), United States Platforms – Human Factors Human Factors Integration for Sonar User Interfaces Mr Olivier Rabourdin, Thales Underwater Systems, France Managing the Human Element – Best Practice for Ship Operators Dr Jonathan Earthy, Lloyd's Register, United Kingdom Risk Reduction Methodology for the Manning of the Operations Room of a Frigate (With Reduced Crew) M. Ludovic Martinet, Ministry of Defence (DGA), France The Human Element in Ship Design, Build and Operation Commodore David Squire, The Nautical Institute, United Kingdom Platforms – Innovation A Notional Global Fleet Station Ship Concept Design Dr Christopher Dicks, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States Energy Harvesting for Shipboard Wireless Damage Control Sensors Mr Albert Ortiz, US Navy (Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia), United States Engine Diagnosis Centre for Spanish Navy Mr Eduardo Ruiz, Navantia, Spain Synergistic Assessment of Innovative Technologies for Improved Expeditionary Combat Operations Mr Daniel Dozier, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States Platforms – New Ships Advanced Tests and Optimisation Procedures for the LHD type SNS "Juan Carlos I" Vice- Admiral José-Manuel Sevilla, Canal de Experiencias Hidrodinámicas de El Pardo (CEHIPAR), Spain F125 Frigate Programme - Current Status and Technical Solutions for the Intensive use Approach Mr Lyn-Markus Giersch, Ministry of Defence/BWB, Germany German Frigate F125 programme - Platform System Mr Uwe Dierfeld, Blohm & Voss Nordseewerke GmbH, Germany The A26 Submarine Programme - The New and Cost Effecient Submarine for the Swedish Navy Lieutenant Commander Mats Abrahamsson, FMV (Swedish Defence Materiel Administration), Sweden Platforms – Survivability Analysis of Shipboard Survivable Firemain Systems Mr Albert Ortiz, US Navy (Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia), United States Fully Integrated FE-Analysis in Survivability Manager Application (SURMA) Mr Roope Kotiranta, Surma Ltd., Finland Survivability Analysis of Shipboard Reconfigurable Systems Dr. Li Bai, Temple University, United States SURVIVE and SURVIVE Lite – Recent Developments Mr James Schofield, QinetiQ, United Kingdom Platforms – System Design Evaluation Evaluating the Machinery System Impact of Forward Podded Propulsion Mr. David Woodward, Naval Surface Warfare Center (CD), United States Evaluation of Fuel Cell Power System Baseloading on an Integrated Power System for Fuel Efficiency Gains Mr Sean Gallagher, NAVSEA Warfare Center Philadelphia, United States Evaluation of Shipboard Hybrid Drive Technologies for Improved Fuel Efficiency Mr Sean Gallagher, NAVSEA Warfare Center Philadelphia, United States Large Diameter Mission Reconfigurable Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Concept Design Modeling and Modularity Trade Study Mr. David Woodward, Naval Surface Warfare Center (CD), United States Platforms – The S-80 Submarine Combat System Integration: Design Detailsof the S-80 Submarine Mr Ramon Andreu Vera, Navantia, Spain Manoeuvrability Optimisation - The S-80 Submarine Mr Jesús J. Pascaual Fadrique, Navantia, Spain Shipyard Challenges: The S-80 Submarine Programme Mr Mauricio Alvarez, Navantia, Spain The S-80: A Step Forward in Submarine Design Mr Donato Martinez, Navantia, Spain Plenary/Panel Session: Maritime Security - Who are the key players...Who SHOULD be the key players – An exclusive working session uniting senior-level experts in debate. Chaired/moderated by the Spanish Navy's Maritime Action Admiral, and featuring a panel to include Rear-Admiral Martínez Núñez, Chief of Staff (Plans), Spanish Navy, Rear-Admiral Jay Cohen, Head, Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate, United States; Commodore (RN) Robert Mansergh, Deputy Director, US Second Fleet Combined Joint Operations From The Sea Centre of Excellence, USA Systems – Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) 2007 USN Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) Flight Test Mission Results Mr. Mark Wood, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States Aegis Modernization - Missile Defense & Other Warfare Missions Mr Carl Bauer, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States European Missile Defense Collaborative Tool Mr William Miasek, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States Maritime Ballistic Missile Defence Capabilities - A Roadmap for the Netherlands Mr Michiel Beijer, TNO, Netherlands Systems – Combat System Theory - Improvement A Pattern Language for Open Architecture Systems Dr Peter Hammond, BAE Systems (Integrated Systems Technology), United Kingdom Assessing Combat System Effectiveness - Statistical Methods Mr. Daniel Eling, Alion Science & Technology, United States So Many Combat Systems, So Little Time (to Integrate)… Mr Michael Wiseman, US Navy, United States Tracking Based on Theory Applied to Pair of Plot Mr Frederic Livernet, Ministry of Defence (DGA/DET/CTS), France Systems – Combat Systems Evolution Enterprise Implications of a New Combat System Architecture for Major Royal Navy Surface Combatants Mr John Spencer, Thales Group (Naval Division), United Kingdom Evolution of Complex Systems Dr Paul Gosling, Thales Underwater Systems, United Kingdom Multi Platform Tactical Picture (MPTP) Mr Felix Alvarez, DCNS, France The User Meets the System - A True Open Architecture Approach Mr Pär Rickard Hildingsson, Saab Systems, Sweden Systems – Communications Systems Advantages of DVB-RCS Access for Maritime Communications Mr Nicolas Dubyk, Thales Alenia Space, France Flexible Sharing of Visual Information amongst Geographically Distributed Stake-holders to Maximise Situational Awareness Mr Jan De Maeyer, Barco NV, Belgium Naval Force Intranet - Stand Alone System Mr Jean-Luc Sandral-Lasbordes, Thales Land & Joint Systems, France Systems – Maritime Surveillance Coastal Protection - Do Integrated Solutions Really Exist? Mrs Anna Montuenga, General Dynamics Santa Bárbara Sistemas, Spain Fusion of Naval Combat Systems and a Coast Bound Maritime Surveillance System to Achieve Total and Flexible Maritime Security Mr Thomas Kunze, ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany Holistic Security Risk Management In Port Infrastructures Mr Philippe Bouvier, Thales Security Systems, France Security of Critical Maritime Areas - A Report on SOBCAH and SECMAR Projects Mr Daniel Taton, THALES, France Systems – Modelling & Simulation, Test & Evaluation A Modelling and Simultaion Tool to Measure Naval Task Effectiveness across all Warfare Domains Mr Francesco Perra, Orizzonte Sistemi Navali, Italy CAP:a tool for Concept Development and Experimentation Mr Yves Lavaux, Thales Underwater Systems, France Exploiting Synergies between Naval Operational Systems and Test, Evaluation and Training Ranges Dr Lyn Owen, QinetiQ, United Kingdom Naval Warfare Performance Simulation Techniques with Improved Modelling of Interaction with Environments Dr Christian Audoly, DCNS, France Systems – Navigation - Integration CMS, MSS Forward from the Sea - Taking the Geographic Information Challenge Dip-Ing Peter Dugge, ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany Warship Electronic Chart Display and Information System (WECDIS) Mr Jose Antonio Lopez Berrio, Sainsel Sistemas Navales SAU, Spain Systems – Net-Centric C4i Development of Secure Scalable Net-Centric Systems- A Proven Design Methodology Mr. Gordon Hunt, Real-Time Innovations, Inc., United States Putting the Submarine at the Heart of Network Centric C4I - The Final Fathom Commodore Patrick Tyrrell, Vale Atlantic Ltd, United Kingdom Systems – New Ships - New Combat Systems CMS with Integrated Tactical Data Link for German Frigate F125 programme Dr Hans-Dieter Ehrenberg, ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany Extending the Operational Effectiveness of Surface Combatants - Lessons Learned on the FFG Upgrade Programme Mr Aubrey Jarkey, Thales Australia, Australia German Frigate F125 programme - Mission System Mr Gunnar Jürgensen, Blohm & Voss Nordseewerke GmbH, Germany SCOMBA Combat System Mr Jose Espinal, Navantia, Spain Systems – Open Systems Architecture Architecture Frameworks and Systems Engineering Mr George Wallace, BMT Sigma, United Kingdom Enterprise Readiness Level Assessments Mr William Ormsby, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States Evolution of OSA in Warships Dr Nik Moss, Thales Group (Naval Division), United Kingdom Open Systems - How Closed is Open? Mr Mark Thomas, Thales Underwater Systems, United Kingdom Systems – Situational Awareness Actionable Situational Awareness - The New C2 Mr Philip Bozzelli, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States Common Detection of Abnormal Behaviours & Analysis of Suspicious Events using I2C Interoperable Sensors & Information Sources Mr Michel Morel, DCNS, France Maritime Situation Awareness: ISDEFE's Support of the Spanish Navy Mr Victor Rodriguez Herola, ISDEFE, Spain Next Generation MDA from Today's Technology Mr Anthony Edmonds, QinetiQ, United Kingdom Systems – Submarine USW Systems Advancements in Undersea Warfare Systems on Surface Ships Dr Thomas Stottlemyer, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States COTS and Rapid Prototyping in Surface USW Systems Mr Kyril Korolenko, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States Electronic Navigation Technology - Enabling Submarine Operations in Littoral Areas Mr. Robert Bush, OSI Geospatial, Canada International Submarine Integrated Combat System (ICS) Mr Bob Harman, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States Systems – Tactical Data Links A New Approach to Tactical Data Link for the French Navy Mr Pascal Ribeiro, Ministry of Defence (DGA), France Concurrent Multi-link Operations and System's Enhancements in Support of New Tactical Data-link Requirements Commander Manuel A. Martinez Ruiz, Department of Defence (JPEO-Joint Tactical Radio System-MIDS IPO), Spain Heterogeneous Underwater Networks for Anti Submarine Warfare (ASW) Ir Robert Been, NATO Undersea Research Center, Italy Systems – Unmanned Vehicle Systems Joint Sonar and Video Sensing for an Autonoumous Underwater Mine Disposal Vehicle Mr Nicolas Mandelert, Thales Underwater Systems, France Networked Operations (with Neptus) Eng Paulo Dias, FEUP, Portugal New NATO Standards for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Ms Laura Casadevall, Indra, Spain Unmanned Surface Vehicle Mine Sweeping Mr Dave DeMartino, ITT Mine Defense Systems, United States Technology – Advanced Processing 1 Detection of Low Level Modulated Signals - Application to Vocalisation Detection Mrs Marie Géhant, Thales Underwater Systems, France Image Treatment in Electro-Optical Systems Mr. Tomás Jimeno, Tecnobit SL, Spain Improving Sensor Data Analysis Through Diverse Data Source Integration Ms Jennifer Casper, The MITRE Corporation, United States Technology – Advanced Processing 2 Bistatic Low-Frequency Active Sonar System Developments Dr Pascal AM de Theije, TNO, Netherlands Bistatic Operations with Low Frequency Active Variable Depth Sonar - Practical Implementation of the SLASM System Mr Christian Giroussens, Thales Underwater Systems, France Small Target Detection in Sea Clutter, Based on the Radon Transform Mr Javier Carretero, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain Technology – Architecture & Data Distribution 1 Condition and Environment Sensing and Reporting System (CAESAR) Mr Hai Tonthat, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Port Hueneme Division), United States Patterns for Data-Centric Real-time Distributed Systems Dr Angelo Corsaro, PrismTech, Italy Using Open Source Software for Naval Systems Mr Mark Thomas, Thales Underwater Systems, United Kingdom Technology – Architecture & Data Distribution 2 Network Enabled - Interoperability Capabilities and Limitations Mr Alexei Schandl, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Port Hueneme Division), United States Secure Data Distribution Dr Angelo Corsaro, PrismTech, Italy Supervision and Communication System (SCS) Mr. Vittorio Giuffra, ABB, Italy Technology – Communications Automatic Waveform Parameters' Selection in Military HF Transceivers - Depending on Propagation Conditions and Type of Traffic being Generated Mr Jan Cichy, R&D Marine Technology Centre (CTM), Poland New Paradigm for Naval Tactical Communications Ms Laura Casadevall, Indra, Spain State-Of-The-Art, Real World Acoustic Communications and Undersea Networks Mr. Dale Green, Teledyne Benthos, United States Submarine Satellite Communication Terminals - Systems and Evolution Mr Pedro Elola, Indra Espacio, Spain Technology – Countermeasures Adaptive Jammers and Decoy Systems Mr Ryszard Kaminski, R&D Marine Technology Centre (CTM), Poland EW in Maritime Surveillance Operations Captain (SPN) G Cassinello, Indra Sistemas SA, Spain Integrated Anti-Ship Missile Countermasures Development Mr John Bednarz, Tactical Technologies Inc., Canada Technology – Human Factors Architecture Frameworks for Sonar User Interfaces Mr Mark Thomas, Thales Underwater Systems, United Kingdom Collaborative Work Desktop for MSS Operation Centers - nuVa Mr Andy Vooght, Thales Research & Technology (UK) Ltd, United Kingdom Knowledge Management for the Spanish Navy - UVICOA Mr Alvaro de Salas, Indra Sistemas SA, Spain Remote Monitoring and Remote Diagnostics for Shipboard Systems Maintenance Mr Joel H. Timm, Naval Sea Systems Command, United States Technology – Marine Mammals Compact Passive Acoustic Monitoring (CPAM) - Cost-effective Monitoring of the Presence and Behavior of Deep-diving Whales Mr Walter MX Zimmer, NATO Undersea Research Center, Italy Detection of Blainville's Beaked Whale using Autonomous Underwater Gliders Mr James A. Theriault, Defence R&D Canada Atlantic, Canada Marine Mammal Risk Mitigation Sea Trial (SIRENA 08) Mr Jeffrey Haun, NATO Undersea Research Center, Italy Passive Marine Mammal Detection Using the The Delphinus Array Dr SP (Peter) Beerens, TNO (Defence, Security and Safety), Netherlands Technology – Maritime Domain Awareness Coupling ASTON-ESCADRE and Ptolemy II-DSDF Simulation Frameworks for a Convenient Technico-functional Algorithms Test-bed Mr Vincent Arnould, DCNS, France Improving Ship Detection using High Resolution Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Images and Advanced Time-Frequency Processing Techniques (ATF) Mr Marc Spigai, Thales Alenia Space, France Measure of Total Integrated System Survivability (MOTISS) Analysis of a Notional Surface Combatant Ship Mr. Grant Raisig, Alion Science & Technology, United States Modelling and Experiments on Search, Detection, and Retrieval Methods for Container Ships Mr. Frank Leban, Naval Sea Systems Command, United States Technology – Radar 1 Future Littoral Radar Performance Dr Robert Marshall, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States Naval Radars for the Littorals Mr Gunter Menacher, EADS Deutschland GmbH, Germany Scalable Solid-State S-Band Radar (S4R™) Demonstrator Mr Travis Nix, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States Technology – Radar 2 High Resolution Millimeter-Wave Radar for Sea Target Identification Mr Jose M. Muñoz-Ferreras, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain Over-The-Horizon Radar - An Introduction to WavE RAdar (WERA) Mr Thomas Helzel, Helzel Messtechnik GmbH, Germany Spraycooling of High Power Electronic Subsystems Mr Colin Davies, GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms, United Kingdom Technology – Subsystem Integration Craft Integrated Electronics Suite (CIESTM) - Summary of an Operational Programme Mr Larry W. Wiley, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States Innovative Techniques Developed within the Seawolf Mid-life Update (SWMLU) Programme Mr Stephen Hall, BAE Systems (Integrated Systems Technology), United Kingdom Integrated Sensor & Communication System Mr Peter Stoffer, Thales Nederland, Netherlands Sonar 2087 - An Engineering Challenge in Platform Integration Mr Philip Gwynne, Thales Group (Naval Division), United Kingdom Technology – Surface Sensors 1 New Naval Off Axis Laser Warning Technology Mr Vincent Mégaides, Thales Optronique, France Passive Radar for Maritime Surveillance Mr Jean-Philippe Brunet, Thales Group (Naval Division), France Threat Evaluation and Technical Responses using EW Digital Receiver-Based Sensors Ms Carmela Barbero, Indra Sistemas SA, Spain Visual and IR Obscurants on Small Craft for Littoral Operations - A Craft Survivability Enhancement Program Mr Richard G. Wilkie Jr, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States Technology – Surface Sensors 2 Advanced Naval Infrared Search and Track System Prototype (SIRIO) Dr Germán Vergara, Ministry of Defence/CIDA (Centro de Investigación y Desarrollo de la Armada), Spain Early Warning and Identification System for NBC (SentrY) Mr Jesús Madrid, Indra Sistemas SA, Spain Novel Nanotechnology-based Sensors Dr. Alfredo Rayms-Keller, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States Passive Surveillance of Harbour and Coastal Area with Cameras Dr Dann Laneuville, DCNS, France Technology – Underwater Technologies 1 Combating the Modern Mine Dr Andrew Bailey, Defence Science & Technology Organisation (DSTO), Australia Countering the Underwater Threat with Proven 4D Acoustic Technology Mr Angus Lugsdin, Coda Octopus Group, United States Electromechanical and Mechanical Properties of Piezoelectric Single Crystals for Naval Sonar Transducers Dr Lynn Ewart Paine, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States Single Crystal Projectors for Compact, Broadband Sonar Dr Harold Robinson, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States Technology – Underwater Technologies 2 Automatic Detection and Tracking of Underwater Threats - Human Factors Technologies for Reduced Manning Mr Matthias Conrad, L-3 Communications ELAC Nautik GmbH, Germany Effector sonar for applications in shallow waters Mr Peter Kuhn, ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany Enhancing Undersea Distributed Netted Systems (UDNS) Through Fiber Optic Sensing Mr Joseph M. Monti, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States Virtual Environments for Assessment and Trimming of Underwater Acoustic Communication Schemes and Algorithms Mr Jean-Michel Passerieux, Thales Underwater Systems, France Technology – Unmanned Vehicles Autonomous Systems for Oceanography, Hydrography, Homeland Security & MW Mr Jean-Jacques Periou, ECA Group, France Autonomous Vehicle Data Recording and Access - Real-world Scenarios Mr Colin Davies, GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms, United Kingdom Mine Counter Measure SAS - A Perspective from the First Generation at Sea Today Mr Pierre Guthmann, Thales Underwater Systems, France Prototype Rechargeable Electric Propulsion System Mr Stanley Polhemus, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States Technology – Weapons Advanced Multi-Influence Naval Mine - Spain's MINEA Mr Francisco Javier Rodrigo, SAES, Spain High Power Laser Weapons in the Naval Domain Mr François-Xavier Doittau, Thales Air Systems, France Naval Platform Self-Protection in Littoral Warfare CV(R) Philippe DEVILLE, Thales Air Systems, France Vertical Launch Anti-submarine Rocket (VLA) - ER White Paper Mr Steve Firestone, Lockheed Martin MS2, United States
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