MAST Americas 2010
Washington DC
USA 22–24 June 2010
Hyatt Regency Crystal City, Washington DC, USA
Tuesday 22 June 2010 to Thursday 24 June 2010
MAST Conference Papers
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300 kW Laser Substitution for Heavy Duty Frigate SHORAD/VSHORAD (7B/7B.1)
André Buhart, Innovation & Technology Manager, Thales Group, France
A Case for Optical Distribution of Platform Radio Frequency Signals (4B/4B.2)
Michael Brawner, Submarine Communications Lead Engineer, General Dynamics Electric Boat, United States
A Comprehensive Concept of Underwater Site Protection (6A/6A.1)
Dan Ben-Dov, Sales & Marketing Director, DSIT Solutions, Israel
A Modern Product Model as a Simulation Integration Platform (4C/4C.1)
Roope Kotiranta, Project Manager, Surma Ltd, Finland
A New Capability for Submarines: SubSEAL (8E/8E.1)
Fredrik Hillelson, Defence Consulting Europe, Sweden
A Novel Measurement for Assessing Mobile Devices (8D/8D.1)
Peter Squire, Human Systems Engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States
A Rapidly Deployable Underwater Acoustic Surveillance Array using Fibre Laser Sensors (4B/4B.1)
Mr. Tim Cain, Technical Director Underwater Systems, Thales, Australia
A Revolution in Sub-Hunting: IDAS (Interactive Defence & Attack System for Submarines) (4D/4D.2)
Joerg Brechtefeld, Head Naval Affairs, Diehl Defence Holding, Germany
Above Water Automated Obstacle Detection for the Remote Minehunting System (RMS) (8D/8D.2)
Rand Chandler, Electronics Engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division, United States
Achieving a Sea Based Ballistic Missile Defence Capability (10B/10B.1)
Richard Rushton, Buisness Development Analysis Dir, Lockheed Martin-MS2, United States
Advanced Mission Package Technology (8A/8A.1)
James (Sam) Taylor, Head, Automation and Dynamics Branch, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division, United States
Advanced sensors and technology for autonomous MCM capabilies. Experimentation on AUV. (6B/6B.2)
Jean Le Gall, Technical Manager, Thales Underwater Systems, France
Advanced Suite of Systems Integration Support Tools (ASSIST) (8A/8A.3)
Adriano Protano, System Engineer, Selex Sistemi Integrati, Italy
Advances in Sonar Dome Materials and Manufacturing to Improve Undersea Warfare Performance and Reduce Total Ownership Cost (10C/10C.1)
Thomas Stottlemyer, Program Manager Surface Ship USW, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Affordable Net-Enabling of Legacy Systems (4A/4A.2)
James Thomas, Senior Scientist, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States
Agile Testing and Performance Engineering: The Keys to Successful Software Integration (12B/12B.2)
Edward Beck, Senior Manager, Mission Solutions Engineering, LLC, United States
AIS Analysis in Support of Counter-Piracy Operations (7A/7A.1)
Mark Hallett, Maritime Security Analyst, Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO), Australia
An Approach to Undersea Distributed Netted Systems (UDNS) (11A/11A.1)
Victor Évora, Mechanical Engineer, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States
An Innovative Sonar for Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (SOLSTICE) (8C/8C.1)
Robert Balloch, Strategic Development Director, Sonardyne International Ltd, United Kingdom
Anti Submarine Warfare Search Evaluation - Two Case Studies (5E/5E.2)
Aldo Guagnano, engineer, Orizzonte Sistemi Navali SpA, Italy
Anti-Piracy Operations using Anti-Asymmetric Warfare Capabilities (5A/5A.3)
Gunnar Jürgensen, TKMS Blohm & Voss Nordseewerke GmbH, Germany
Application of Ballast Waters and Sediments Management Convention to In-Service Military Vessels (7C/7C.1)
Giuseppe Aceto, Ship Auxiliary and Ecological Systems Expert, Italian Navy, Italy
Applications of Virtual World Technology to Collaborative Engineering and Concept of Operation Exercise (COOPEX) Planning and Rehearsal (10B/10B.2)
Philip Monte, Virtual Worlds Applications Lead, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Applications of Virtual Worlds to Command & Control Center Design and Analysis (7E/7E.1)
Philip Monte, Virtual Worlds Applications Lead, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Archerfish Acoustic Tracking System (3B/3B.2)
Jason Rudzinsky, Principal Scientist, Applied Physical Sciences, United States
Assessing the Applicability of a Virtualized Red Hawk Operating System for Real-Time Combat System Applications (11C/11C.1)
Greg Miller, Computer Scientist, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States
ASW Distributed Networked Sensors Parametric Study (11A/11A.1)
Fred McMullen, Electrical Engineer, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Automated System for Monitoring the Condition (ASMC) for Floating Drilling Units and Fixed Offshore Platforms (2A/3)
Artem Popko, Project manager, Marine Bridge & Navigating Systems, Russia
Autonomous Maritime Mine-Sweeping System for Disposal of Influence Mines (6B/6B.2)
Jan Tadeusz Dobkowski, R&D Director, R&D Marine Technology Centre (CTM), Poland
Ballistic Missile Defence Capability (7A/7A.2)
Jan Laarhuis, system engineer, Thales (Naval), Netherlands
Barriers to Executing Prognostics in the Navy and The Way Ahead (11D/11D.2)
Michael Dipilla, COMPUTER ENGINEER, Naval Sea Systems Command (Philadelphia), United States
Barriers to Executing Prognostics in the Navy and the Way Ahead (12C/12C.2)
Michael Dipilla, COMPUTER ENGINEER, Naval Sea Systems Command (Philadelphia), United States
Base Problems of High Speed Hydrodynamics - Supercavitating Vehicles and Projectiles (7C/7C.3)
Dr Vladimir Serebryakov, Senior Scientific Collaborator, Institute of Hydromechanics, National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine
Basic Principles For Ships Performance Ranking Merit (8B/8B.2)
Luigi Iannone, senior researcher, I.N.S.E.A.N., Italy
Coalition Portal for Situational Awareness (C-PORTS) (4A/4A.1)
Paul Mitten, Vice-President, Compusult Limited, Canada
Combining Active and Passive Processing for Improved Sonar Target Classification (8C/8C.3)
Kevin Goodell, Engineer, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Command and Control Challenges for Undersea Maritime Security Operations (2B/2B.2)
Paul Vebber, Operations Research Analyst, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States
Command Tactical Picture Compilation - Exploiting Environmental and Threat Information to Build a Near Real-Time Interactive Underwater Picture (4D/4D.1)
Peter Cosgrove, Performance Assessment Section Manager, Thales Underwater Systems, United Kingdom
Compact, Broadband LF Sonar Transducers using Piezoelectric Single Crystals (8C/8C.2)
Harold Robinson, Engineer, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Complexity-Based Definition of Levels of Autonomy (6B/6B.3)
Roger Anderson, Research Engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division, United States
Coping with the High Bandwidth of Today’s Tasks (10E/10E.1)
Rolf Müller, Product Manager, ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany
COTS Ship Product Model as a Backbone of Modern Naval Design Process (10C/10C.3)
Kristian Tornivaara, CEO, Surma Ltd, Finland
Countering the Asymmetric Threat: SIMONE (Ship Infrared Monitoring, Observation and Navigation Equipment) (7D/7D.2)
Joerg Brechtefeld, Head Naval Affairs, Diehl Defence Holding, Germany
Covert Subsea Acoustic Positioning (11A/11A.2)
Bill Key, President, William Key Technical Group LLC, United States
Decision Superiority in Asymmetric Warfare (11C/11C.3)
Captain Jatinder Bains, CEO, Channel Logistics LLC, United States
Decoupling ‘Architecture’ from ‘Technology’: Simplifying the Design, Deployment and Integration of System-of-System Architectures (11B/3)
Gordon Hunt, Chief Engineer, Real-Time Innovations, Inc., United States
Definition of the RCS Requirement on Surface Combatants (10A/10A.1)
Riccardo Neri, System Engineer, IDS - Ingegneria dei Sistemi SpA, Italy
Demonstration of MK48 Torpedo Swim out Capability (7C/7C.1)
Alan Tyler, Technical Project Manager, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States
Design and Classification of an Amphibious Naval Ship (6C/6C.3)
Nico BRUNI, Ing., RINA Services SPA, Italy
Design Considerations for a Modern Naval Fire Control System (7A/7A.1)
Leif Lagerkvist, Senior Systems Engineer, Saab AB, Sweden
Design of an Undersea Vehicle through a Network of Optimizations (3C/3C.3)
Nick Vlahopoulos, Professor, University of Michigan, United States
Design Structure Matrix Evaluation and Synthesis of System Design Processes (7C/7C.3)
Frank Scazzuso, Systems Engineer, Naval Sea Systems Command (Philadelphia), United States
Design Synthesis and Evaluation Tool for Small Ships and Combatant Craft (11D/11D.2)
David Woodward, Senior Naval Architect, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States
Detection of Drifting Sea Mines using Above and Underwater Sensors (7D/7D.1)
Henry Dol, Scientist / project manager, TNO Defence, Security & Safety, Netherlands
Developing a Virtual Intelligent Agent to Enhance Training in an Immersive Learning Environment (7D/7D.1)
Jason Wong, Human Factors Scientist, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Distributed Algorithm for Real-time Coordination and Cooperation of Air and Naval Unmanned Vehicles (3D/3D.2)
Yosef Gavriel Tirat-Gefen, Lead Scientist, Castel Research Inc., United States
Distributed Architecture for Health Management and Control of Mechanical Structures and Components in Real-time (4C/4C.3)
Yosef Gavriel Tirat-Gefen, Lead Scientist, Castel Research Inc., United States
Distributed Cooperative Autonomous Systems using On-board Autonomous Managers (6E/6E.2)
Ms Christiane Duarte, Program Officer, Office of Naval Research, United States
Diver-based Rapid Response Maritime-Port Security Capability for Waterborne Threats (11A/3)
Dennis Gallagher, Project Engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center, United States
Dual-Frequency Synthetic Aperture Sonar Array using Single-Crystal Technology (10D/10D.1)
Poh Bee Tong, Engineering And Scientific Officer, DSO National Laboratories, Singapore
Effects of the Shallow-water Waveguide on the CBF Performance of the Towed Uniform Long Linear Array (11C/11C.2)
Lei Wang, Associate Professor, Institute of Acoustics, Chinese Academy of Science, China
Electromagnetics for the Future (7A/7A.4)
Juan Silvera, Jefe de Sistemas de Combate, Navantia, Spain
Enabling Technologies Research & Developments to Cope with Asymmetric Threats (3D/3D.1)
Carlo Falessi, Vice President, Selex Sistemi Integrati, Italy
Enabling Test & Evaluation and Training for Undersea Range Programs (11D/11D.3)
Robert Reid, Customer Advocate, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
e-Navigation: A Systems Engineering Approach (12D/12D.1)
M Fiorini, Principal Engineer, Selex ES, Italy
Energetics Driven Innovations in Naval Ordnance packaging (10D/10D.2)
Arthur Stanton, Project Management, Naval Sea Systems Command, United States
Enhanced Radar Detection and Tracking for small Targets in Congested Maritime and Littoral Environments (3A/3A.2)
Brian Johnston, Sales Manager, Americas - Security / Oil & Gas, Rutter Technologies, Canada
Enhancing High and Secure Data Transfer in Naval Scenarios by the Use of Lasercommunication (2D/2D.2)
Martin Gerken, Project Manager, Carl Zeiss Optronics GmbH, Germany
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) (11B/11B.1)
Darren Barnes, Branch Head Warfare Systems Concepts, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States
Exploration Tool for Concept Design: Seakeeping Performance Evaluation of Patrol and Frigate Ships (7C/7C.2)
Paola Gualeni, Naval Architecture - Researcher at University, University of Genoa, Italy
Extending the Endurance Time of Rebreather Diving (3B/3B.3)
Dan Warkander, Research Scientist, Navy Experimental Diving Unit, United States
Extreme Short HF Submarine Antennas (white paper) (6C/6C.3)
Frank Plonski, CONSULTANT, HI-Q ANTENNAS, United Kingdom
Fleet and Harbour Protection through Combined X/Ka-Band Frequency Surveillance Radar (11B/11B.2)
Andrea Pizzarulli, +390735590540, GEM Elettronica, Italy
Flexible and Cost-effective C4ISR Systems using 'Sensors in Concert' (10A/10A.1)
Jan Laarhuis, system engineer, Thales (Naval), Netherlands
Frigate Class F125 - An Innovative Platform for the German Navy (6C/6C.1)
Andre Averhoff, Platform Management, Blohm + Voss Naval GmbH, Germany
Fully Autonomous System for Ships in Charge of Police Operations Embedding a 150 kW Laser (7B/7B.2)
Laurent Faivre, Naval System Architect, DCNS, France
Future Submarine Technology (3C/3C.2)
Andreas Grunicke, Director Conceptual Design/Submarine Projects, TKMS/Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft, Germany
Giving Voice to Navy Needs: Systems Engineering Approach to Optimise On-board Distribution of Audio Communications Devices (12B/12B.3)
Elena Feduzi, system engineer, Orizzonte Sistemi Navali SpA, Italy
Global Approach to Sea Border Surveillance (MATRICS) (4A/4A.3)
Stéphane Claisse, S3M Project Manager, DCNS, France
Global Maritime Awareness: A Capability Whose Time is Nigh! (5A/5A.2)
Patrick Tyrrell, Director, Vale Atlantic Ltd., United Kingdom
Global Sea Sentry (GSS) (11D/11D.1)
David Stageberg, Project Lead, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Keyport), United States
Global Warfare Coordination: Possible Solution for the Implementation of the Functionality in New Generation Multi Mission Frigates (11A/11A.3)
Manuela Nardini, System Engineer, Selex Sistemi Integrati, Italy
Harbor Shield: A New Technique for Inspection of Vessels Below the Waterline (6A/6A.2)
Richard Granger, Associate Manager, Ocean Systems, Battelle Memorial Institute, United States
High-performance PZN-PT Single Crystal Underwater Devices (10D/10D.2)
Leong-Chew Lim, Director, Microfine Materials Technologies Pte Ltd, Singapore
Holographic Radar for Maritime Applications (4D/4D.2)
Gordon K A Oswald, Technology Director, Cambridge Consultants Ltd, United Kingdom
How do you ‘architect’ Open Architecture? (3C/3C.4)
Edwin de Jong, Director of Product Management and Strategy, RTI, United States
How to Combine AIS, Argos and LRIT Systems to Contribute Efficiently to the Maritime Domain Awareness (4A/4A.2)
Thibaud Calmettes, Engineer, Thales Alenia Space, France
Human Factors Issues in a Model Based Systems Engineering Perspective (3B/3B.2)
Daniele Frisoni, Human Factor Engineer, Selex Sistemi Integrati, Italy
Hybrid AUV/Glider for Shallow Water Applications (6B/6B.1)
Alain Maguer, Project Manager, NATO Undersea Research Centre, Italy
Hybrid Electrical Drive’s Impact on Maritime Energy Security (2C/2C.1)
Andrea Vigliotti, HED Project Manager, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States
Hybrid Naval Communications Terminal (3D/3D.3)
Peter Dugge, WECDIS Design and Management, ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany
Impact of Laser Weapons in Warships Architecture (5B/5B.3)
Denis Quiltu, single mast project manager, DCNS, France
Improved Maritime Situation Awareness by Fusing Sensor Information with Intelligence (7A/7A.2)
Albertus van den Broek, research scientist, TNO Defence, Security & Safety, Netherlands
Improved Methods for Generation of Full-Ship Simulation Analysis (3C/3C.1)
Stewart Moore, Principal Engineer, General Dynamics Electric Boat, United States
Improving Underwater Surveillance: LYBIN Sonar performance Prediction (3A/3A.3)
Elin Dombestein, Scientist, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI), Norway
Innovative Spaceborne Radar Concept for Global Maritime Surveillance: Description and Performance Demonstration (8A/8A.1)
Jacques Richard, Head of radar instrument engineering, Thales Alenia Space, France
Innovative Spaceborne SAR System for Mediterranean Sea Daily Mapping and Surveillance (4A/4A.3)
Ignazio Rana, system engineer, Thales Alenia Space, Italy
Inserting Solid State Disks (SSDs) into US Navy Aegis Baselines (10D/10D.3)
Greg Miller, Computer Scientist, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States
Integrated Diagnostic Processor for Combat System Effectiveness Evaluation (8D/8D.2)
Simeone Solazzi, Engineer, Selex Sistemi Integrati, Italy
Integrated Sensor and Communications Mast for Next Generation Naval Platforms (IMAST) (8B/8B.1)
Guy Railey, Director, Naval Radars and Sensors, Thales USA Defense & Security, Inc, United States
Integrated Systems Functional Modelling in Naval Combat Systems Design, Integration & Validation (3C/3C.3)
Manuela Nardini, System Engineer, Selex Sistemi Integrati, Italy
Integration between Main Ship Design Characteristics and Naval Task Effectiveness, during the Warship Acquisition Phase (5E/5E.1)
Francesco Perra, System Simulation Leader Engineerig, Orizzonte Sistemi Navali SpA, Italy
Integration of Netted Sensor Services for Multi-Mission Operations (7A/7A.3)
William Ormsby, Engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States
Intelligent Surveillance - A Case Study (2A/2A.2)
Martyn Dickinson, Manager - Naval & Commercial Systems, Servowatch Systems Ltd., United Kingdom
Interference Striation Pattern of Underwater Target Radiated Noise in Shallow Water Waveguide: Theoretical Analysis and Experiment Results (8C/8C.1)
Qihu Li, Professor, Institute of Acoustics, Chinese Academy of Science, China
Italian Navy Organization for Supervision, Qualification and Acceptance of New Ships and Submarines and for their Crews' Initial Training, also in Favour of Foreign Navies. (5C/5C.1)
Alessio Carta, Inspector Assistant, Italian Navy, Italy
LCS Mission Package Modeling & Simulation Program (10A/10A.3)
Tom Seldenright, LCS M&S Project Engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division, United States
Legal Limitations of Using Laser Directed Energy Weapons from a Naval Platform (7B/7B.3)
Xavier Rolin, Corporate defense adviser (naval), Thales Group, France
LES Analysis of the MEMS Actuated Flapping Wing Biomimetic Propulsor (7C/7C.2)
Kirill V. Rozhdestvensky, Vice-Rector & Department Chairman, State Marine Technical University, Russia
Leveraging Open Source Technology for High Availability Systems (10E/10E.2)
Edward Beck, Senior Manager, Mission Solutions Engineering, LLC, United States
LOCATES (4D/4D.3)
Janot Alain, Project Manager, Defence R&D Canada, Canada
Low Frequency Active Variable Depth Sonar – A Potent ASW Capability (7B/7B.1)
Richard Cocker, Technical Director, DRS Sonar Systems, United States
Machinery, Power, and Logistics Systems Technology Development to Support Energy Efficiency in the US Navy (12C/12C.1)
Stephen Mastro, Science Advisor - R&D Division, Naval Sea Systems Command (Philadelphia), United States
Maneuvering Propulsor: Application to Undersea Vehicles (8C/8C.2)
Stephen Huyer, Lead Research Scientist, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Manning Centered Design in the Netherlands (3B/3B.1)
Wilfried Post, Senior Research Scientist, TNO Defence, Security & Safety, Netherlands
Marine Machinery Health Monitoring and Prognostics - Opportunities and Challenges from the U.S. Navy Perspective (8B/8B.3)
Michael Dipilla, COMPUTER ENGINEER, Naval Sea Systems Command (Philadelphia), United States
Maritime ‘Sense-Making’ to Confront Asymmetric Warfare (5A/5A.1)
Captain Jatinder Bains, CEO, Channel Logistics LLC, United States
Maritime Security & Force Protection (2D/2D.3)
Paul Warth, U.S. Defense Sales Manager, Trelleborg Offshore Boston Inc, United States
Maritime Surveillance System using Passive Sonar (3A/3A.2)
Edyta Porosinska, Senior specialist, OBR Centrum Techniki Morskiej S.A., Poland
Military Systems Impact of GPU Technology Exploitation (3D/3D.1)
Nicholas Sheppard, Ship Systems Business Manager, Systems Engineering & Assessment Ltd, United Kingdom
Mine Counter Measures Systems Architecture (6B/6B.3)
Loïc Tacher, Naval Systems Architect, DCNS, France
Mission Engineering for Multi-National Surveillance and Security of a Maritime Border (5A/5A.4)
William Ormsby, Engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Dahlgren Division), United States
Modern Command and Control Systems for Maritime Security Applications (8A/8A.2)
Rolf Müller, Product Manager, ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany
Modern Hybrid Propulsion Solutions and HTS (High Temperature Superconducting) Propulsion Technology (8B/8B.1)
Kay Tigges, senior engneer, Siemens AG, Germany
Modular Hoistable Masts for Conventional Submarines (8C/8C.3)
Bernhard Krueger, Head of developments, Gabler Maschinenbau GmbH, Germany
Multi-functional Composites on Navy Ships (6D/6D.1)
John Robinson, R&D Manager, Goodrich Corporation, United States
Multi-Objective Optimization in Naval Ship Concept Design (11D/11D.3)
Alan Brown, NAVSEA Professor of Naval Ship Design, Virginia Tech, United States
MultiPlatform Tactical Picture (MPTP): First Results at Sea (4C/4C.1)
Felix Alvarez, MPTP architect, DCNS, France
Multi-Scale Performance Evaluation in Naval Combat Systems Domain (5C/5C.3)
Elvio Squarcia, Engineer TLC, Selex Sistemi Integrati, Italy
Naval Electrical Protective System Performance (2C/2C.3)
Eric Manna, R&D Engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States
Naval Fire Support Systems Evolution for Coastal Operations (4C/4C.3)
Mr Benoit Rafine, Naval System Manager, Naval Group, France
Naval Radar Sensors for New Naval Operations (5D/5D.1)
Gunter Menacher, Director Navy Sales and Marketing, Defence Electro, EADS Deutschland GmbH, Germany
Navy Force Protection/Projection Performance Prediction thru' M&S and Experimentation (10C/10C.2)
Alfred Jeffrey, Defence Scientist, Defence R&D Canada, Canada
Network Enabled Capabilities and Limitations (11B/11B.2)
Alexei Schandl, Capabilities and Limitations, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Port Hueneme Divisio, United States
New technology Modular Load Cargo Improves Navy Shipboard logistics (10D/10D.1)
Greg Bender, Navy Ordnance Senior PHST Engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Indian Head Division, United States
Next Generation Console (3B/3B.3)
Daniele Frisoni, Human Factor Engineer, Selex Sistemi Integrati, Italy
Next Generation Radar, Sonar and Image Processing Solutions through GPGPU Technology (3C/3C.1)
Colin Davies, Business Development Manager, GE Intelligent Platforms, United Kingdom
NIILS Approach for Integrated Naval Combat System Design (8D/8D.3)
Francesco Ciambra, Combat System engineer, Selex Sistemi Integrati, Italy
Off-Hull Intermittent Connectivity Network Management Using Computational Intelligence (6C/6C.2)
Steve Roodbeen, Electronics Engineer, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Operational and Maintenance Workload Models (6D/6D.2)
Paolo Amadio, Director, Lockheed Martin, United States
Operational Experiences for Maritime Homeland Security Operations (2B/2B.1)
Ioseba Tena, Sales Manager, SeeByte, United Kingdom
Optimized Crewing for Damage Control: A Simulation Study (10C/10C.1)
Renee Chow, Defence Scientist, Defence R&D Canada, Canada
Overview of Cabled Ocean Observatory Applications and Architecture (4B/4B.3)
Nazeeh Shaheen, Director of BD, Ocean Observing Systems, L-3 MariPro, United States
Passive Countermeasures - Improving Performance in Anti Air Warfare (4D/4D.1)
Richard Lord, Director of Sales & Marketing, Naval, Chemring Countermeasures Ltd., United Kingdom
Portable Raman Spectrometer for Maritime Security Applications (3D/3D.3)
Janusz Smulko, Dr, Gdansk University of Technology, Poland
Preventing New Unmanned System Stovepipes before they Happen: MULDIS (Multi-Drone Information System) System of Systems Architecture (12B/12B.1)
Jacek Skowronek, Group Expert, Thales Nederland, Netherlands
Propulsor Performance Scaling Utilising a Combined Experimental/Numerical Methodology (4B/4B.1)
Amanda Dropkin, Engineer, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Providing Effective Situational Awareness to Support Maritime Commanders (2A/2A.1)
Patrick Tyrrell, Director, Vale Atlantic Ltd., United Kingdom
Radar and AIS Sensors Constellation for Global Maritime Surveillance (4A/4A.1)
Jacques Richard, Head of radar instrument engineering, Thales Alenia Space, France
Rapid Environmental Assessment with a Multibeam System and a 3D Sonar Prediction Model (6A/6A.2)
Markus Schaefer, System Engineer, L-3 Communications ELAC Nautik GmbH, Germany
Rapid Mine Simulations System (RMSSEA) Development (7D/7D.2)
Randall Horne, Scientist, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division, United States
Research of Vibration Characteristics of Underwater Cables in Very Low Frequency Signal Exploration (11C/11C.3)
Ma Xuejie, research associate, Institute of Acoustics, Chinese Academy of Science, China
Safety Conditions implemented in a High Power Laser laboratory (5B/5B.2)
Robin Marijon, Program Manager, Thales Group, France
Sensors Bias Estimation in Naval Multiplatforms (12A/12A.1)
Isabelle Sarbit, Engineer, DCNS, France
Ship Identification through AIS (3A/4)
John Allan, VP Sales & Marketing, exactEarth Ltd, Canada
Ship Security - The Critical Role of Cable and Pipe Transits and Possibilities for Cost Reduction (5C/5C.2)
Franz-Josef Wyczisk, Department Manager, F. E. Schulte Strathaus GmbH& Co.KG, Germany
Single Masts for Combatant Ships (8B/8B.2)
Denis Quiltu, single mast project manager, DCNS, France
Small Laser Weapon System for Forward Operations from Light Unmanned Surface Vehicles, Alone or in Swarms (5B/5B.1)
Antonin Caors, Innovation Leader, Thales Group, France
Software Prototype for Bistatic Acoustic Detection Analysis: TRITON (4C/4C.2)
Emmanuel Skarsoulis, Research Director, Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas, Greece
Sonar 2076 an Evolving and Revolutionary Sonar Capability (7B/7B.2)
Richard Cocker, Technical Director, DRS Sonar Systems, United States
Space-Based AIS Applications (ORBCOMM) (3A/3A.1)
Andrew Loretta, Director, AIS Business Development, ORBCOMM, United States
Structural-Acoustic Simulations of Naval Vehicles using an Energy Finite Element Method (4C/4C.2)
Nick Vlahopoulos, Professor, University of Michigan, United States
Submarine Search and Rescue: Extended Approach (6A/6A.3)
Otto Duarte Voelker, Sales Manager, L-3 Communications ELAC Nautik GmbH, Germany
Sustainable Miniature Unmanned Undersea Vehicle (UUV) Sensor Platforms for Security, Commercial and Environmental Monitoring (6E/6E.3)
Edward Carapezza, Program Manager, DoD/DARPA, United States
Systems Assurance Utilizing Open Source Technology for High Availability Systems (8D/8D.3)
Edward Beck, Senior Manager, Mission Solutions Engineering, LLC, United States
Systems Engineering in the Development of Network Enabled Systems for Defence Applications (3C/3C.2)
Gil Gonçalves, Lecturer, FEUP (Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do P, Portugal
Taking AUV Technology to the Next Level (8E/8E.2)
Peter Drewes, Principal Engineer, Lockheed Martin-MS2, United States
Target Motion Analysis (TMA) for Electronic Support Measure (ESM) Warfare: New functionality for Above Water Warfare (AWW): CMS-SETIS Product Range (12A/12A.2)
Adrien Nègre, Research engineer, DCNS, France
Technology Evaluation Process for Machinery System Trade Studies (2C/2C.2)
David Woodward, Senior Naval Architect, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Carderock Division), United States
Technology Exploration Assessment and Staging – Avoiding Technological Surprise (2D/2D.1)
Adam Bull, Project Manager, General Dynamics Electric Boat, United States
Testing Systems Engineering, Supportability, and Readiness Concepts During Trident Warrior 2010 (6D/6D.1)
Joel H. Timm, Future Fleet Concepts Analyst, Naval Sea Systems Command (Port Hueneme Division), United States
The Contribution of Air Navigation Service Safety Assessment Methodology to Vessel Traffic Servic Validation (12D/12D.2)
Francesca Matarese, Senior Researcher, SESM, Italy
The Impact of Synthetic Virtual Environments on Combat System Design and Operator Performance (10B/10B.3)
Yvonne Masakowski, Lead, Human Performance Technology Group, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
The ISUS Combat System - One Product for all Classes of Submarines (2B/2B.3)
Michael Ozegowski, Product Manager, ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Germany
The Joint Exploratory Undersea Warfare Laboratory (JEUL) Distributed Simulation Environment (DSE) Supporting System Engineering (7E/7E.2)
Dr Lynn Ewart, Manager, Center for Advanced System Technology, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, United States
The Theory of Optimum Linear Data Fusion of Multiple (11C/11C.1)
Qihu Li, Professor, Institute of Acoustics, Chinese Academy of Science, China
Towards Operational High Frequency Surface Wave Radars (11B/11B.1)
Florent Jangal, Research Engineer, ONERA - The French Aerospace Lab, France
Transitioning Legacy Proprietary Systems to Open Architecture (11C/11C.2)
Robert Stanton, Senior Principal Software Engineer, Mission Solutions Engineering, LLC, United States
Trends in Naval Optronics (6C/6C.1)
Harry Schlemmer, principal scientist, Carl Zeiss Optronics, Germany
Undersea Warfare Training in a Virtual Environment (10B/10B.1)
Anh Nguyen, Virtual Training and Gaming Lead, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Underwater Channel Adaptive OFDM Communication Strategy (10C/10C.2)
Lei Wang, Associate Professor, Institute of Acoustics, Chinese Academy of Science, China
Underwater Defence of Naval Forces in Stationary Operations (4D/4D.3)
Mr Hilvert Jan Fitski, Programme Manager, TNO, Netherlands
Underwater Harbour Protection: Application of Wideband DDS and WIdeband Acoustic Barriers (3A/3A.1)
Andrzej Elminowicz, Senior designer, R&D Marine Technology Centre (CTM), Poland
US Department of Defense (DoD) Information Assurance (IA) Requirements and their Affect on Virtual Worlds (8A/8A.2)
Diana Nolan, Computer Scientist, Naval Undersea Warfare Center (Division Newport), United States
Variation in Military Vessel Shapes required by Stealth Operations (11D/11D.1)
Cristina Gironi, Dott.Ing, University of Genoa, Italy
Viscous Influence on Effectiveness of Spoiler Mounted on the Tailing ENGE of the Supercavitating Hydrofoil (6D/6D.2)
Gregory Fridman, Professor, State Marine Technical University, Russia
Visibility Optimization for Homeland Security and Mission Planning (10A/10A.2)
Ross Goroshin, Research Engineer, Naval Surface Warfare Center (Panama City Division, United States
Warship Electromagnetic Modelling (8B/8B.3)
James Stanley, Signatures Technical Lead, IDS UK, United Kingdom
Why Not RESM on Small Warship & Costguard Ship? (3A/3A.3)
CV(R) Philippe Deville, Naval Adviser, Thales, France
Will Combat Systems be Replaced by Maritime Action Systems? (8A/8A.3)
Jose Espinal, Surface Combat Systems Director, Navantia, Spain
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