Educational Outreach Session – (featuring the presentation of the VADM J. Guy Reynolds Memorial AwardSession 9A – Wednesday November 16th: 1130hrs Keynote Address FEATURED SESSION – Energy/Material Saving ProcurementSession 2B – Monday November 14th: 1130hrs The Energy Security Dilemma: Are Rare Earth Elements too Rare for Green Energy Technology Applications? Mr Michael ROBINSON (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States) Prospect for Indefinitely Powering In-water ASW, MIM, and ISR Sensors with Energy Harvested from Marine Sediment Dr Leonard TENDER (Naval Research Laboratory, United States) Presentation of Device to Generate Reliable and Independent Offshore Energy using Wave Power Mr George SMITH (Green Ocean Energy Ltd, United Kingdom) HYBRID ELECTRIC DRIVE – ENHANCING ENERGY SECURITY Mr David MCMULLEN (NAVSEA 05Z3, United States) FEATURED SESSION – Future of Naval ResearchSession 10A – Wednesday November 16th: 1400hrs Emerging Scientific Knowledge, Collaboration Opportunities, and Operationalizing NURC Technology Mr Ed GOUGH (NATO Undersea Research Centre, Italy) The Saltwater Inflection Point Captain (ret'd) R. Robinson HARRIS (Lockheed Martin MS2, United States) DSTO's Naval Research - Supporting the Royal Australian Navy's Future Capabilities Dr Darren SUTTON (Defence Science and Technology Organisation, United States) FEATURED SESSION – Offset - Arctic ChallengeSession 3A – Monday November 14th: 1400hrs New Naval Rules and Developments Lieutenant Commander (res) Lorenz PETERSEN (Germanischer Lloyd, Germany) Application of Commercial Ship Maintenance Philosophy to Naval Ships Thomas INGRAM (ABS Americas, United States) Classification of naval units - a requirement for the future? Dr Thomas GRAFTON (Det Norske Veritas AS, Norway) Maritime Security (Air & Space) – Homeland SecuritySession 7A – Tuesday November 15th: 1600hrs Platform Enabled Threat Evaluation Captain Jatin S BAINS (Channel Logistics LLC, United States) An Application of Systems Modeling Language (SysML) to Systems Engineering of Maritime Sensor Networks Mr. William ORMSBY (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States) Application of DoDAF Total-Ship System Architecture in Naval Ship Operational Effectiveness Modeling Professor Alan BROWN (Virginia Tech, United States) Maritime Security (Air & Space) – Improved Maritime SecuritySession 6A – Tuesday November 15th: 1330hrs Satellite-AIS ...A New Data Stream For An Integrated Maritime Surveillance Platform Mr Gaetan FABRITIUS (CLS, France) ORBCOMM's Current & Future Satellite AIS Capabilities Mr. Andrew LORETTA (ORBCOMM, United States) Asynchronous Radio-location System with Spread Spectrum Signals Dr Jacek STEFANSKI (Gdansk University of Technology, Poland) Maritime Security (Surface) – Progress Target TrackingSession 2A – Monday November 14th: 1130hrs Tracking Vessels up to the EEZ Limits: Complementarities of HF Sky Wave and HF Surface Wave Radars Dr Valére BAZIN (ONERA, France) Maritime Security Infrastructure for Commercial and Military Ports and Harbors Dr Lynn FAULKNER (Battelle, United States) A Realtime Multi Sensor Data Fusion for Coastal Surveillance System Mr. Raj Kumar CHOUDHURY (Bharat Electronics Limited, India) Maritime Security (Surface) – Protection of High Value UnitsSession 5A – Tuesday November 15th: 1100hrs Undersea Perimeter Security Integrated Defense Environment (UPSIDE) Mr. Michael GRZECHOWIAK (Rite Solutions, Inc., United States) Protecting High Value Assets during Surface Transits Ms Deborah DURGIN (L-3 Communications Klein Associates, Inc., United States) Good Things Come in Small Packages (Cerberus Mod 2) Mark BEZZANT (ATLAS Elektronik UK, United Kingdom) U.S. Navy Alternative Fuels Program Mr. Gregory TOMS (Naval Sea Systems Command, United States) Opening Session & Keynote Addresses – Senior-level international participation will contribute to the opening "scene setting" sessionSession 1 – Monday November 14th: 0900hrs Official MAST Americas 2011 Opening & Keynote addresses Operations & Capabilities (Undersea) – Mechanical ModellingSession 10B – Wednesday November 16th: 1400hrs Elastic Response of a Rib-Stiffened Plate to Convected and Line Load Excitations Mrs Heather CHAMBLEE (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) A New Modelling Technique for the Shock Assessment of Bolted Connections Mr. Kevin BEHAN (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States) Harbor Shield Program Update: Acoustic Underhull Imaging of Moving Vessels Mr Brian SIKORSKI (Battelle, United States) Platforms (Surface) – Condition Based Maintenance (CBM)and Simulation & TrainingSession 5B – Tuesday November 15th: 1100hrs Diagnostics as Stepping Stone to Better Prognostics in the US Navy Mr. Michael DIPILLA (Naval Sea Systems Command (Philadelphia), United States) Implementation of On-Board Trainer (OBT) Scenarios in a Distributed Virtual World Environment Mr. Patrick VIOLANTE (Naval Sea Systems Command, United States) Baseline Data Acquisition Strategy for First in Class Vessel (LCS-1 Class) Joseph BUDD (Naval Surface Warfare Center (US Navy), United States) Platforms (Surface) – Integrated Ship DesignSession 2C – Monday November 14th: 1130hrs Application of a System Design Reference Process Model in a Ship Concept Design Study Mr. David WOODWARD (Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States) Aspects on Mast Arrangement on Naval Surface Ships Mr. Leif LAGERKVIST (Saab AB, Sweden) Integrated Topside Design of Modern Warships Dr James STANLEY (IDS UK, United Kingdom) Platforms (Undersea) – Autonomous & Remote Vehicles 1Session 6B – Tuesday November 15th: 1330hrs New Possibilities with SUBROV (SUBmarine ROV) Mr Bert JOHANSSON (Saab Underwater Systems, Sweden) Velocity Sensing Sonar Mr. William MILDON (AMETEK SCP, United States) Platforms (Undersea) – Autonomous & Remote Vehicles 2Session 7B – Tuesday November 15th: 1600hrs Operational Experience with AUV 62 AT – The future in Training ASW Operators Mr. Carl-Marcus REMÉN (Saab Underwater Systems, Sweden) SeaBat 7130, 3-D Dual-Frequency Sonar for 12 ¾” UUVs, Progress Report Mr Dan SUCHMAN (RESON, Inc, United States) Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) Docking Station for SSGN Mr. Brad THOMAS (Battelle, United States) Platforms (Undersea) – Submarine TechnologiesSession 5C – Tuesday November 15th: 1100hrs Innovative Technologies and Future Applications aboard of German Submarines Dipl. Ing. Juergen W. GIEFER (Federal Ministry of Defence (Armament Directorate VII 3), Germany) Providing Robust SSK Communications on Demand Richard WILLIAMS (ATLAS Elektronik UK, United Kingdom) Special Forces Concepts for Conventional Submarines Dipl Ing Andreas GRUNICKE (TKMS/Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft, Germany) Systems (Surface) – Open Systems ArchitectureSession 7C – Tuesday November 15th: 1600hrs Agile Testing and Performance Engineering: Integration and Test for Rapid Capability Insertion Mr. Edward BECK (Mission Solutions Engineering, LLC, United States) Networked Visualization for Collaborative C4ISR Systems Mr. Jeff MALACARNE (Barco, United States) State-of-the-Art for Designing, Building, and Maintaining Open Architecture Systems Dr. William "Bill" ANTYPAS (RTI (Real-Time Innovations), United States) Systems (Surface) – Softkill CM / State of the Art CMSSession 8B – Wednesday November 16th: 0900hrs Optimising Soft-Kill Naval Countermeasures – Firing Algorithms Dr John MOBSBY (Chemring Countermeasures, United Kingdom) The Effectiveness of Softkill Systems Dipl.-Ing. Heinz BANNASCH (Rheinmetall Waffe Munition GmbH, Germany) Combat Management System of new Frigate Class F125 for German Navy, Optimized for Real-Time-Situational-Awareness and Asymmetric Warfare Dr Hans-Dieter EHRENBERG (ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany) Technologies (Surface) – Port Security Sensors - CablingSession 6C – Tuesday November 15th: 1330hrs Energy Harvesting for Shipboard Wireless Sensor Networks Dr. Stephen MASTRO (Naval Sea Systems Command (Philadelphia), United States) A New RF Coaxial Cable System for Shipboard Mast Applications Cable Technologist Raymond SCHWARTZ (Cobham Sensor Systems, United States) Japanese Flexible Integrated Harbor Monitoring Network System Mr Masaki NAKANO (NEC, Japan) Technologies (Undersea) – Architectures & AlgorithmsSession 7D – Tuesday November 15th: 1600hrs Disruptive Hybrid Fabric Networking Technology Mr. Erik CHAUM (Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States) Multi-Sensor Tracking Mr. Sunil MATHEWS (NUWCDIVNPT, United States) Demonstration of a Modular Mission System for Organic REA (Rapid Environmental Assessment) and MCM (Mine Counter Measures) Jens KOHLSCHEEN (ATLAS ELEKTRONIK, Germany) Technologies (Undersea) – Bio related TechnologiesSession 2D – Monday November 14th: 1130hrs Real-time Remote Marine Mammal Monitoring on Navy Ranges Mr. David MORETTI (Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States) Bat Sonar Mr. Jason GAUDETTE (Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States) Broadband Sensor for Naval Applications Dr. John DICECCO (Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States) Technologies (Undersea) – Novel TechnolgiesSession 8A – Wednesday November 16th: 0900hrs Some Key Problems Of High-Speed Hydrodynamics Of Supercavitating Objects Dr. Ivan KIRSCHNER (Applied Physical Sciences Corporation, United States) Exploitable Research in Depth (Osprey) Dr David J W HARDIE (ATLAS Elektronik UK, United Kingdom) Technologies (Undersea) – RangesSession 10C – Wednesday November 16th: 1400hrs Portable Underwater Tracking Range Mr. Peter YINGER (L-3 MariPro, United States) Shallow Water PUTR (Portable Undersea Tracking Range) Upgrade Mr. Jeremy O'NEAL (Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Newport RI, United States) Technologies (Undersea) – Sensor Technologies 1Session 5D – Tuesday November 15th: 1100hrs Evolutions in TB-23 Towed Array Technology Mr. Chieu TRAN (L-3 Ocean Systems, United States) Single Crystal Research in UK Mark BEZZANT (ATLAS Elektronik UK, United Kingdom) Technologies (Undersea) – Sensor Technologies 2Session 6D – Tuesday November 15th: 1330hrs Development of a High Performance Magnetic Heading Sensor Dr. Ahmed ZAKI (Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States) Novel Magnetic Sensors (PH) Mr. George MCNAMARA (Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States)
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