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Conference Day Two: Thursday, 28th January, 2010

08.30 Coffee And Registration

09.00 Chairmans Address And Opening Remarks

09.10 Synthetic Aperture Sonar

  • Insight into imaging sonar for detecting and classifying mines
  • Analysis of vehicle, navigation, sonar and signal processing with goal of making it more organic and less platform dependent
  • Exploring the challenge to make it more robust and increasingly operationally proven

Dr Roy-Edgar Hansen
Principal Scientist
FFI

09.50 Mcmv2010 And Finnish Mine Countermeasures Approach

  • Insight into current Finnish MCM capability
  • MCMV2010: Analysis and feedback
  • Plans for future development and next steps for MCM capabilities

Finnish Navy

10.30 Coffee Break And Networking

11.00 German Auv Activities

  • Contemporary AUV philosophy at German MoD
  • Procurement initiatives including Sea Otter, Sea Wolf and Diehl
  • Capabilities and specifications potential with respect to operations

Underwater Vehicles and Weapons
German MoD

11.40 Harbour Protection Methods

  • Re-evaluation of Sonar capabilities at French Navy
  • Overview of recent French harbour protection trials
  • Plans for development of French Sonar capabilities

Sonar Systems
French Navy

12.20 Networking Lunch

13.30 Swedish Unmanned Underwater Capabilties

  • Overview of current UUV capabilities at FMV
  • Updating existing systems to respond to evolving threats
  • The road ahead: embracing autonomy and the challenges involved

Underwater Platform Systems
FMV
Sweden

14.10 Independent Analysis: Importance Of Underwater Battlespace In The Gulf

  • Significance of securing littoral dominance in operational zone
  • Challenges faced by international forces and how they are responding to emerging threats

Maritime & Armed Conflict
International Institute for Strategic Studies

14.50 Afternoon Tea And Networking

15.20 Anti-Submarine Warfare Developments

  • Insight into current anti-submarine warfare philosophy
  • Analysis of current capabilities and areas of development
  • Future plans and the road ahead for ASW at NAVSEA

Command Operations and Technical Policy
Naval Undersea Warfare Center
US Navy

16.00 Future Mcm Capability Plans For Royal Netherlands Navy

  • Current Mine Countermeasures capability of the Royal Netherlands Navy
  • Overview of current MCM procurement plans

Underwater Warfare Requirements Division
Royal Netherlands Navy

16.40 Chairmans Summary And Closing Remarks

16.50 End Of Conference