Registration hotlines +44 (0)20 7382 2702/2617 Register online at www.imarest.org/eaaw Symposium themes ■ Future platform systems ■ Military effect ■ Complex system integration ■ Future combat systems ENGINE AS A WEAPON International Symposium V Delivering Military Effect: A holistic approach to combat and platform system integration Tuesday 16 and Wednesday 17 July 2013 Wills Hall, University of Bristol, UK Official IMarEST publications Major sponsor Supported by This Symposium is eligible for CPD Continuing Professional Development Supporting sponsor Save £120 if you register before 3 June 2013
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Registration hotlines +44 (0)20 7382 2702/2617
Register online atwww.imarest.org/eaaw
Symposium themes■ Future platform systems■ Military effect■ Complex system integration■ Future combat systems
E N G I N E AS A W E A P O N V
E N G I N E AS A W E A P O N I n t e rna t i ona l Sympos i um V
Delivering Military Effect: A holistic approach to combat and platform system integration
Tuesday 16 and Wednesday 17 July 2013Wills Hall, University of Bristol, UK
Offi cial IMarEST publications
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Supported byThis Symposium
is eligible for CPD
Continuing Professional
Development
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Save £120 if you register before 3 June 2013
Symposium Programme (subject to amendment)
TUESDAy 16 JULy 20130830 Registration and coffee
0930 Welcome and introduction:
Cdr Matt Bolton RN, EAAW V Symposium Chairman
0940 Keynote address:
Dr Mark Townley, Combat Systems Director, BAE Systems Maritime – Naval Ships, UK
1030 The Ministry of Defence Marine Systems Development Strategy: A vehicle for fully harnessing the resources we have?
Cdr N D Gibbs RN, Cdr J J Bailey RN, Ministry of Defence, UK
1100 Coffee
Future platform systemsChairman: Mr Graham Wallis, MBDA UK, UK
1130 The Type 26 Global Combat Ship – The approach to achieving a noise reduced design
Dr Z Chowaniec, Dr A Jennings, BAE Systems, UK
1200 Electric and hybrid propulsion considerations for a future SSN
P Vinton, Rolls-Royce plc, UK
1230 Protection and control challenges with faults on future DC zonal marine electrical distribution networks
D Ritchie, C Booth, University of Strathclyde, UK; J Devlin, Frazer-Nash Consultancy Ltd, UK
1300 Discussion
1330 Lunch
Military effectChairman: Lt Cdr Ian Hassall RN, Ministry of Defence, UK
1430 Military effect
V Meena, A Mandrekar, N Neerav, Indian Maritime University, India
1500 The engine or the weapon? The case for using operations analysis during the early stage design and procurement of warships
Dr B van Oers, R Logtmeijer, Defence Materiel Organisation, The Netherlands
1530 Balancing capability and affordability for complex engineering systems
P Miles, Catalyze Ltd, UK; Dr M Courts, N Osbourne, BAE Systems Maritime, UK
1600 Tea
1630 Estimation of sensor and weapon system effectiveness during initial ship design
P M Keyzer, TNO, The Netherlands
1700 Power experiences and design consequences of integration in a naval vessel
A J Blokland, E van Dijk, Defence Materiel Organisation, The Netherlands
1730 The cyber domain – Challenges and opportunities
Lt Cdr A Macdonald RN, Ministry of Defence, UK
1800 Discussion
1830 Symposium Reception and Dinner
Dining Hall, Wills Hall, University of Bristol
Dear Delegate
This year’s EAAW will certainly refl ect the changing and uncertain nature of the maritime threat, as the defence community in all its guises, seeks to fi nd cost effective solutions and solve integration challenges.
There is no doubt that the advent of Integrated Full Electric Propulsion (IFEP) has enabled electrical power to be harnessed for military effect in a highly networked environment. Technology development and platform design cannot prevail in isolation, and highly integrated systems are inevitable if affordable and adaptable solutions are to be exploited. The biennial EAAW series provides an acknowledged and exceptional opportunity for delegates and speakers from navies, commercial companies, governments and academia, to expose and explore these integration challenges.
EAAW V will build upon the success of the four previous events in the series, and provides a forum for information exchange, much needed analysis, debate and networking. It is again very pleasing to see the high level of global interest in EAAW, with papers received from many international contributors on a range of interesting topics grouped into four main Symposium themes: Future platform systems; Military effect; Complex system integration and Future combat systems.
The networking programme includes an informal BBQ the night before the Symposium, Monday 15 July and a Symposium Reception and Dinner on Tuesday 16 July at the unique Wills Hall Dining Hall, providing ample opportunity for discussion, both during the programme and of a more relaxed nature during the breaks and networking events.
On behalf of the Technical Advisory Committee and IMarEST, we look forward to welcoming you to EAAW V in July.
Cdr Matt Bolton RN EAAW V Symposium Chairman
PatronsRear Admiral Ian Jess, Assistant Chief of Naval Staff Support, Ministry of Defence, UKRear Admiral Henry Parker, Director (Carrier Strike), Ministry of Defence, UKCdre (WE) Ir Jan Vos RNlN, Programme Manager SPEER, Support Command, The NetherlandsCdre (ME) Dr Ir Arie Jan de Waard RNlN, Deputy Director of Operational Readiness, Ministry of Defence, The Netherlands
Welcome
0800 Registration and coffee
Complex system integrationChairman: Lt Stefan van Osch RNlN, Ministry of Defence, UK
0900 Type 45 Week 45 – A review of electrical propulsion experience in the MOD and directions for future development
B Saunders, Lt Cdr D Humphery RN, Ministry of Defence, UK
0930 A new heart for the backbone of The Royal Navy
G N Lidiard, Ministry of Defence, UK; J Forbes, BAE Systems Maritime - Naval Ships, UK
1000 Power generation and MCAS update of the Type 23 – Repowering to meet demand
G Sutton, K Farmer, Babcock International Group, UK; T Carroll, Naval Design Partnering Team, UK
1030 Coffee
1100 Uniting weapon – and marine knowledge: From goal to reality
Lt Cdr S C Horenberg RNlN, Lt Cdr A C F Melaet RNlN, Defence Materiel Organisation, The Netherlands
1130 Integration of combat and platform management systems: Developments in the Royal Netherlands Navy
Cdr D J M Meijer RNlN, Cdr J C Schreurs RNlN, Lt Cdr R D Geertsma RNlN, Defence Materiel Organisation, The Netherlands; E J Middeldorp, Imtech Marine & Offshore, The Netherlands
1200 QEC maps the road to total integration
R Mitchell, H Escott, M Hewitt,L3 Communications MSUK Ltd, UK
1230 Discussion
1300 Lunch
WEDNESDAy 17 JULy 2013
For further information and to register online visit www.imarest.org/eaaw
VENUEThe Symposium will be held at Wills Hall, University of Bristol, Parrys Lane, Stoke Bishop, Bristol BS9 1AE, UK (this venue must not be confused with Wills Memorial Building in the centre of Bristol). All delegates are responsible for making their own travel arrangements.
ACCOMMODATION AND WELCOME BBQEn-suite student accommodation is available to all attendees on Monday 15 and Tuesday 16 July; a charge of £48 per night includes bed and breakfast. An additional charge of £18 covers attendance at the Welcome BBQ which will be held in the grounds of Wills Hall on Monday 15 July.
TECHNICAL PAPERS AND PROGRAMMEPapers will be presented in English, with time allocated for questions and discussion. Each registered attendee will receive a hard copy of the proceedings as well as access to electronic copies of the papers, where available, after the event. Copies of technical papers from the last EAAW Symposium are available to IMarEST members via the Digital Archive; this new service from the IMarEST provides a fully searchable, evolving archive of full-text content unlocking over 120 years of IMarEST published material including historical transactions, MER, SWSB and Marine Scientist.
EAAW V TECHNICAL ADVISORy COMMITTEECdr Matt Bolton RN, Ministry of Defence, UK (Symposium Chairman); Rob Andrews, BAE Systems Mission Systems, UK; Jeff Buckley, GE Power Conversion, UK; Kevin Daffey, Rolls-Royce plc, UK; Cdr Toby Drywood RN, Ministry of Defence, UK; Prof Fred Eastham FREng, Bath University, UK; Rear Adml Nigel Guild CB FREng, UK; Dr Michael Harper, Office of Naval Research Global, UK; Lt Cdr Ian Hassall RN, Ministry of Defence, UK; Prof Mike Hinton, QinetiQ, UK; Keith Howard, Babcock, UK; Steve Mason, Ultra Electronics PMES Ltd, UK; Lt Stefan van Osch RNlN, Ministry of Defence, UK; Cdre Graham Peach (RN rtd), Graham Peach Associates, UK; Christopher Pollard, BMT Defence Services Ltd, UK; Oliver Simmonds, GE Power Conversion, UK; Andy Tate, DSTL, UK; Graham Wallis, MBDA UK, UK
SyMPOSIUM GENERAL INFORMATION
Future combat systemsChairman: Mr Oliver Simmonds, GE Power Conversion, UK
1400 Integrating smart unmanned underwater vehicle networks with a host vessel
I M Purton, D J Andrews, University College London, UK; A Mistry, P Kay, Babcock International Group, UK
1430 Maritime improvised explosive devices, modelling and large scale trials
W van den Heuvel, W Trouwborst, TNO, The Netherlands; J A A Vaders, Defence Materiel Organisation, The Netherlands
1500 Integration of electro-magnetic launchers into marine platforms
R Bray, GE Power Conversion, UK
1530 Sea Ceptor – Updating the Type 23 Local Area Air Defence System
G Gardner, N Bowick, MBDA UK Ltd, UK; Lt Cdr P Pipkin RN, Ministry of Defence, UK
1600 Discussion
1630 Closing introduction: Cdr Matt Bolton RN
Closing summary: Rear Adml Nigel Guild CB FREng
1700 Close of Symposium
Poster presentations:On power quality improvement in extensively electrified ships via installing surge protection devices (SPDs)
J Prousalidis, E Sofras, National Technical University of Athens, Greece; A Sourlangas, Raycap SA, Greece
Fire fighting and damage control automation: Enabling future crew reduction
Lt Cdr R D Geertsma RNlN, N A Badon Ghijben, Lt Cdr O R Zwart RNlN, Defence Materiel Organisation, The Netherlands
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