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Submarine
& ASW Asia 2006
Guest Of
Honour
RADM Ronnie Tay
Chief of Navy
Republic of Singapore Navy
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Keynote
Speakers
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RADM Goran Larsbrink
Special Advisor
International Cooperation
Ministry of Defence
Sweden
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RADM William Landay
Chief of Naval Research
Office of Naval Research
United States Navy
USA
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Mr Seah Moon Ming
Deputy Chief Executive
ST Engineering & President
ST Electronics
Singapore
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General (E) Jean-Pierre Buleon
Director Asia
Directorate for International Relations
General Delegation for Armaments(DGA)
France
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Dr Klaus Borgschulte
Executive Board Chairman
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems
Germany
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Mr Steve Ludlum
President
Submarine Business
Rolls Royce
UK
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Dr Starnes Walker
Technical Director & Chief Scientist
Office of Naval Research
United States Navy
USA
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Assoc Res Prof John Potter
Associate Director
Tropical Marine Science Institute
National University of Singapore
Singapore
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The Members of the Technical
Programme Committee for DTA 2006 include leading professionals
and experts from Government Research and Industry.
Chairman
Tan Peng Yam
Dy Chief Executive (Technology)
Defence Science & Technology Agency
The conduct of a conference comprising of key players in
the defence industry and Navies who have an interest in promoting
a professional dialogue on submarine and ASW technologies.
The key MOD and industry players would comprise the selected
operational and technology officials from Europe, USA, Russia,
India, Japan, S. Korea and South East Asia who currently plan
for and oversee submarine and anti-submarine capabilities
within their Navies.
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The key MOD attendees would include:
- from ASEAN - Chief of Navies, or Heads of Acquisition
Strategy, Heads of Naval Planning, Operations and Naval
Logistics from ASEAN and selected Asian countries.
- from Europe: Senior Navy Staff and/or Heads of Acquisition
from France, Germany, Sweden and Holland
- from the US - relevant operational and R & D senior
staff from the US Navy and Naval Labs/Office of Naval Research
(ONR).
The key industry leaders would include:
- technology leaders from shipyards:
- key combat systems and platform systems suppliers as
well as leading design and simulation companies
- Some of the companies in this category are:
Benefits to Participating
Organisation
The benefits to Navies are:
- The conference would provide a forum for exchange of
ideas on the latest technologies relevant to Navies operating
or planning to operate diesel electric submarines or anti-submarine
warfare (ASW) units
- It would also be a convenient avenue for key decision
makers in the regional Navies to receive a first hand update
on the latest competing technological solutions to operational
problems, such as alternative air independent propulsion
for longer endurance
- The possibility of a face-to-face dialogue with the leading
technology experts in the field during the forum discussions
- Forum for possible collaboration for submarine rescue
operations
The benefits to participating companies are:
- The possibility to present specialised topics of interest
to navies planning new submarine and ASW equipment acquisitions
- A global forum to present the unique selling points of
the underlying technologies used in their latest product
developments
- To update various Navies on the companies' latest corporate
structure and future plans in the field of submarine technology
development
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