Emerging markets and global opportunities – Venue: Capitol RoomSession 6E – Wednesday June 23rd: 1245hrs Emerging markets and global opportunities Mr Robert NUGENT (AMI, United States) Maritime Security (Surface) – Distributed Fusion Situation AwarenessSession 2A – Tuesday June 22nd: 1100hrs Providing Effective Situational Awareness to Support Maritime Commanders Commodore (ret'd) Patrick TYRRELL (Vale Atlantic Ltd., United Kingdom) Intelligent Surveillance - A Case Study Mr. Martyn DICKINSON (Servowatch Systems Ltd., United Kingdom) Automated System for Monitoring the Condition (ASMC) for Floating Drilling Units and Fixed Offshore Platforms CMS Artem POPKO (Marine Bridge & Navigating Systems, Russia) Maritime Security (Surface) – Situation Awareness SystemsSession 3A – Tuesday June 22nd: 1400hrs Space-Based AIS Applications (ORBCOMM) Mr. Andrew LORETTA (ORBCOMM, United States) Why Not RESM on Small Warship & Costguard Ship? CV(R) Philippe DEVILLE (Thales Air Systems, France) Enhanced Radar Detection and Tracking for small Targets in Congested Maritime and Littoral Environments Mr. Brian JOHNSTON (Rutter Technologies, Canada) Ship Identification through AIS Mr John ALLAN (exactEarth Ltd, Canada) Maritime Security (Undersea) – ConnectvitySession 4B – Tuesday June 22nd: 1600hrs A Case for Optical Distribution of Platform Radio Frequency Signals Mr. Michael BRAWNER (General Dynamics Electric Boat, United States) A Rapidly Deployable Underwater Acoustic Surveillance Array using Fibre Laser Sensors Mr. Tim CAIN (Thales Underwater Systems, Australia) Overview of Cabled Ocean Observatory Applications and Architecture Mr. Nazeeh SHAHEEN (L-3 MariPro, United States) Maritime Security (Undersea) – Undersea SecuritySession 6A – Wednesday June 23rd: 1100hrs A Comprehensive Concept of Underwater Site Protection Mr Dan BEN-DOV (DSIT Solutions, Israel) Harbor Shield: A New Technique for Inspection of Vessels Below the Waterline Mr. Richard GRANGER (Battelle Memorial Institute, United States) Integrated Underwater Intrusion Detection System Mr. Dan SUCHMAN (Tech Associates, LLC, United States) Opening Session/ Keynote addressSession 1 – Tuesday June 22nd: 0900hrs Official MAST Americas 2010 Opening featuring keynote address by Admiral Gary Roughead, United States' Chief of Naval Operations Operations & Capabilities (Joint systems) – Interoperability & Situational AwarenessSession 4A – Tuesday June 22nd: 1600hrs Coalition Portal for Situational Awareness (C-PORTS) Mr. Paul MITTEN (Compusult Limited, Canada) Affordable Net-Enabling of Legacy Systems Mr. James THOMAS (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States) Global Approach to Sea Border Surveillance (MATRICS) Mr Stéphane CLAISSE (DCNS, France) Operations & Capabilities (Joint systems) – Mine & Diver TechnologySession 3B – Tuesday June 22nd: 1400hrs Extending the Endurance Time of Rebreather Diving Dr. Dan WARKANDER (Navy Experimental Diving Unit, United States) Modular Advanced Remote Controlled Surface Sweep System (MARC S3) Archerfish Acoustic Tracking System Mr. Jason RUDZINSKY (Applied Physical Sciences, United States) Operations & Capabilities (Joint systems) – Operations & CapabilitiesSession 10A – Thursday June 24th: 1100hrs Visibility Optimization for Homeland Security and Mission Planning Mr. Ross GOROSHIN (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division), United States) Flexible and Cost-effective C4ISR Systems using 'Sensors in Concert' Dr. Jan LAARHUIS (Thales (Naval), The Netherlands) LCS Mission Package Modeling & Simulation Program Mr. Tom SELDENRIGHT (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division), United States) Operations & Capabilities (Surface) – Fire ControlSession 7A – Wednesday June 23rd: 1400hrs Design Considerations for a Modern Naval Fire Control System Mr. Leif LAGERKVIST (Saab AB, Sweden) Integration of Netted Sensor Services for Multi-Mission Operations Mr. William ORMSBY (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States) Ballistic Missile Defence Capability Dr. Jan LAARHUIS (Thales (Naval), The Netherlands) Electromagnetics for the Future Dr. Juan SILVERA (Navantia, Spain) Operations & Capabilities (Surface) – Mission AutomationSession 8A – Wednesday June 23rd: 1600hrs Advanced Mission Package Technology Dr. James (Sam) TAYLOR (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division), United States) Modern Command and Control Systems for Maritime Security Applications Mr. Rolf MÜLLER (ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany) Will Combat Systems be Replaced by Maritime Action Systems? Mr. Jose ESPINAL (Navantia, Spain) Operations & Capabilities (Undersea) – AUV TechnologySession 6B – Wednesday June 23rd: 1100hrs Hybrid AUV/Glider for Shallow Water Applications Dr. Alain MAGUER (NATO Undersea Research Centre, Italy) Advanced sensors and technology for autonomous MCM capabilies. Experimentation on AUV. Mr. Jean LE GALL (Thales Underwater Systems, France) Complexity-Based Definition of Levels of Autonomy Dr. Roger ANDERSON (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division), United States) Operations & Capabilities (Undersea) – Combat Systems TechnologySession 2B – Tuesday June 22nd: 1100hrs Command and Control Challenges for Undersea Maritime Security Operations Mr. Paul VEBBER (Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States) Operational Experiences for Maritime Homeland Security Operations Mr Ioseba TENA (SeeByte, United Kingdom) The ISUS Combat System - One Product for all Classes of Submarines Mr. Michael OZEGOWSKI (ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany) Operations & Capabilities (Undersea) – Operations & CapabilitiesSession 11D – Thursday June 24th: 1400hrs Global Sea Sentry (GSS) Mr. David STAGEBERG (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Keyport), United States) Barriers to Executing Prognostics in the Navy and The Way Ahead Mr. Michael DIPILLA (Naval Sea Systems Command (Philadelphia), United States) Enabling Test & Evaluation and Training for Undersea Range Programs Mr. Robert REID (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) Platforms (Surface) – Design Tools & ModellingSession 4C – Tuesday June 22nd: 1600hrs A Modern Product Model as a Simulation Integration Platform Mr. Roope KOTIRANTA (Surma Ltd., Finland) Structural-Acoustic Simulations of Naval Vehicles using an Energy Finite Element Method Dr. Nick VLAHOPOULOS (University of Michigan, United States) Distributed Architecture for Health Management and Control of Mechanical Structures and Components in Real-time Dr. Yosef Gavriel TIRAT-GEFEN (Castel Research Inc., United States) Platforms (Surface) – General DesignSession 2C – Tuesday June 22nd: 1100hrs Hybrid Electrical Drive’s Impact on Maritime Energy Security Ms. Andrea VIGLIOTTI (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States) Naval Electrical Protective System Performance Mr. Eric MANNA (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States) Technology Evaluation Process for Machinery System Trade Studies Mr. David WOODWARD (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States) Platforms (Surface) – Survivability AssessmentSession 10C – Thursday June 24th: 1100hrs COTS Ship Product Model as a Backbone of Modern Naval Design Process Mr. Kristian TORNIVAARA (Surma Ltd, Finland) Optimized Crewing for Damage Control: A Simulation Study Dr. Renee CHOW (Defence R&D Canada, Canada) Navy Force Protection/Projection Performance Prediction thru' M&S and Experimentation Mr. Alfred JEFFREY (Defence R&D Canada, Canada) Platforms (Undersea) – Undersea Vehicle TechnologySession 7C – Wednesday June 23rd: 1400hrs LES Analysis of the MEMS Actuated Flapping Wing Biomimetic Propulsor Professor Kirill V. ROZHDESTVENSKY (State Marine Technical University, Russia) Base Problems of High Speed Hydrodynamics - Supercavitating Vehicles and Projectiles Dr. Vlaimir SEREBRYAKOV (Institute of Hydromechanics, National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine) Demonstration of MK48 Torpedo Swim out Capability Mr. Alan TYLER (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) Systems (Joint systems) – High Performance Computing & CommunicationsSession 3D – Tuesday June 22nd: 1400hrs Military Systems Impact of GPU Technology Exploitation Mr. Nicholas SHEPPARD (Systems Engineering & Assessment Ltd, United Kingdom) Distributed Algorithm for Real-time Coordination and Cooperation of Air and Naval Unmanned Vehicles Dr. Yosef Gavriel TIRAT-GEFEN (Castel Research Inc., United States) Hybrid Naval Communications Terminal Dip. Ing. Peter DUGGE (ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany) Systems (Surface) – Network Modelling & SimulationSession 11B – Thursday June 24th: 1400hrs Evaluating the Integration of Technology in a System-of-Systems Context: Technology Integration Evaluating the Integration of Technology in a System-of-Systems Context: Technology Integration and Assessment Capability (TIAC)and Assessment Capability (TIAC) Mr. Darren BARNES (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States) Network Enabled Capabilities and Limitations Mr. Alexei SCHANDL (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Port Hueneme Division), United States) : Decoupling ‘Architecture’ from ‘Technology’: Simplifying the Design, Deployment and Integration of System-of-System Architectures Mr. Gordon HUNT (Real-Time Innovations, Inc., United States) Systems (Surface) – Topside IntegrationSession 8B – Wednesday June 23rd: 1600hrs Warship Electromagnetic Modelling Dr. James STANLEY (IDS UK, United Kingdom) Single Masts for Combatant Ships Mr. Denis QUILTU (DCNS, France) Integrated Sensor and Communications Mast for Next Generation Naval Platforms (IMAST) Mr. Guy RAILEY (Thales USA Defense & Security, Inc, United States) Systems (Undersea) – Maritime OperationsSession 10B – Thursday June 24th: 1100hrs Undersea Warfare Training in a Virtual Environment Mr. Anh NGUYEN (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) Applications of Virtual World Technology to Collaborative Engineering and Concept of Operation Exercise (COOPEX) Planning and Rehearsal Mr. Philip MONTE (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) The Impact of Synthetic Virtual Environments on Combat System Design and Operator Performance Dr. Yvonne MASAKOWSKI (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) Systems (Undersea) – Ship Design SystemsSession 3C – Tuesday June 22nd: 1400hrs Improved Methods for Generation of Full-Ship Simulation Analysis Stewart MOORE (General Dynamics Electric Boat, United States) Future Submarine Technology Dipl Ing Andreas GRUNICKE (TKMS/Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft, Germany) Design of an Undersea Vehicle through a Network of Optimizations Dr. Nick VLAHOPOULOS (University of Michigan, United States) Systems (Undersea) – Sonar SystemsSession 7B – Wednesday June 23rd: 1400hrs Low Frequency Active Variable Depth Sonar – A Potent ASW Capability Dr. Richard COCKER (DRS Sonar Systems, United States) Sonar 2076 an Evolving and Revolutionary Sonar Capability Dr. Richard COCKER (DRS Sonar Systems, United States) 3-D Dual-Frequency Sonar for 12 3/4 Mr. Dan SUCHMAN (Tech Associates, LLC, United States) Technologies (Joint systems) – Advanced Technologies & ApplicationsSession 2D – Tuesday June 22nd: 1100hrs Technology Exploration Assessment and Staging – Avoiding Technological Surprise Mr. Adam BULL (General Dynamics Electric Boat, United States) Maritime Security & Force Protection Mr. Paul WARTH (Trelleborg Offshore Boston Inc, United States) Enhancing High and Secure Data Transfer in Naval Scenarios by the Use of Lasercommunication Dr. Martin GERKEN (Carl Zeiss Optronics GmbH, Germany) Technologies (Surface) – Advanced Sensors & CountermeasuresSession 4D – Tuesday June 22nd: 1600hrs Passive Countermeasures - Improving Performance in Anti Air Warfare Mr. Richard LORD (Chemring Countermeasures Ltd., United Kingdom) Holographic Radar for Maritime Applications Dr. Gordon K A OSWALD (Cambridge Consultants Ltd, United Kingdom) LOCATES Mr. Janot ALAIN (Defence R&D Canada, Canada) Technologies (Surface) – Design InnovationSession 6D – Wednesday June 23rd: 1100hrs Viscous Influence on Effectiveness of Spoiler Mounted on the Tailing ENGE of the Supercavitating Hydrofoil Professor Gregory FRIDMAN (State Marine Technical University, Russia) Multi-functional Composites on Navy Ships John ROBINSON (Goodrich Corporation, United States) Technologies (Surface) – HMI & Software SecuritySession 8D – Wednesday June 23rd: 1600hrs A Novel Measurement for Assessing Mobile Devices Dr. Peter SQUIRE (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States) Above Water Automated Obstacle Detection for the Remote Minehunting System (RMS) Dr. Rand CHANDLER (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division), United States) Systems Assurance Utilizing Open Source Technology for High Availability Systems Mr. Edward BECK (Mission Solutions Engineering, LLC, United States) Technologies (Surface) – Packaging & Technology InsertionSession 10D – Thursday June 24th: 1100hrs New technology Modular Load Cargo Improves Navy Shipboard logistics Mr. Greg BENDER (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Indian Head Division), United States) Energetics Driven Innovations in Naval Ordnance packaging Mr. Arthur STANTON (Naval Sea Systems Command, United States) Inserting Solid State Disks (SSDs) into US Navy Aegis Baselines Mr. Greg MILLER (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States) Technologies (Surface) – Processing TechnologiesSession 11C – Thursday June 24th: 1400hrs Decision Superiority in Asymmetric Warfare Captain Jatin S BAINS (Channel Logistics LLC, United States) Transitioning Legacy Proprietary Systems to Open Architecture Mr. Robert STANTON (Mission Solutions Engineering, LLC, United States) Assessing the Applicability of a Virtualized Red Hawk Operating System for Real-Time Combat System Applications Mr. Greg MILLER (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States) Technologies (Undersea) – Distributed SystemsSession 11A – Thursday June 24th: 1400hrs ASW Distributed Networked Sensors Parametric Study Mr. Fred MCMULLEN (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) Covert Subsea Acoustic Positioning Mr. Bill KEY (William Key Technical Group LLC, United States) Diver-based Rapid Response Maritime-Port Security Capability for Waterborne Threats Mr. Dennis GALLAGHER (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division), United States) Technologies (Undersea) – Periscopes & Communications TechnologySession 6C – Wednesday June 23rd: 1100hrs Trends in Naval Optronics Dr. Harry SCHLEMMER (Carl Zeiss Optronics, Germany) Off-Hull Intermittent Connectivity Network Management Using Computational Intelligence Mr. Steve ROODBEEN (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) Extreme Short HF Submarine Antennas (white paper) Mr Frank PLONSKI (HI-Q ANTENNAS, United Kingdom) Technologies (Undersea) – Sensors & Classification InnovationsSession 8C – Wednesday June 23rd: 1600hrs An Innovative Sonar for Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (SOLSTICE) Mr. Robert BALLOCH (Sonardyne International Ltd, United Kingdom) Compact, Broadband LF Sonar Transducers using Piezoelectric Single Crystals Dr. Harold ROBINSON (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) Combining Active and Passive Processing for Improved Sonar Target Classification Mr. Kevin GOODELL (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) Technologies (Undersea) – Software InnovationsSession 7D – Wednesday June 23rd: 1400hrs Rapid Mine Simulations System (RMSSEA) Development Mr. Randall HORNE (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division), United States) Developing a Virtual Intelligent Agent to Enhance Training in an Immersive Learning Environment Dr. Jason WONG (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) US Coast Guard brief – Collaboration in Space for International Global Maritime AwarenessSession 7E – Wednesday June 23rd: 1500hrs Collaboration in Space for International Global Maritime Awareness (C-SIGMA) Mr. George Guy THOMAS (United States Coast Guard, United States)
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