Platform Survivability

From ship design to disposal - Putting survivability first

The rise in terrorist threats against maritime platforms and the greater emphasis on the littoral environment is causing specific survivability challenges.

Ship Survivability 2010 is the best opportunity this year to meet with the most relevant and highest level personnel involved in the survivability and protection of modern warships and supporting vessels.

Whether you are involved in hit avoidance and situational awareness or damage control and damage tolerance then the conference programme will have an emphasis for your area of work.

This conference will look at how to break the kill chain early involving the effective design, development and signature management of current and future ships as well as efficient training of crews and upgrading of sensors to increase the chances of recoverability of on-board systems and the platform. 

See the full programme here

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The most important gathering of survivability specialists in 2010

Key speakers at Ship Survivability 2010 include:

• Rear Admiral Robert O. Wray, Jr, Deputy Commander, Military Sealift Command, USA
• Rear Admiral (Ret’d) Christopher Parry, Former Director General, Development, Concepts and Doctrine, UK
• Dr Susan Rose-Pehrsson, Director of Navy Technology Center for Safety and Survivability, Naval Research Laboratory, USA
• Rear Admiral Ruurd Lutje Schipholt, Maritime Cluster, TNO, Netherlands
• James McIntyre, Team Leader – Integrated Survivability, Naval Systems, Defence Science and Technological Laboratories (DSTL), UK
• Jaap Parent, Senior Officer Vulnerability Reduction, Defence Materiel Organisation, Netherlands
• Roope Kotiranta, Naval Architect and Project Manager, Survivability Manager Application (SURMA), Finland
• Rear Admiral James P. McManamon, Deputy Commander for Surface Warfare, Naval Sea Systems Command, USA
• Professor Dracos Vassalos, Professor Maritime Safety and Director of the Ship Stability Research Centre, UK
• Professor Chris Adams, Lecturer and Survivability Expert, Naval Postgraduate School, USA
• Egbert Ypma, Project Manager - Ships Manoeuvring & Seakeeping, Maritime Research Institute Netherlands (MARIN), Netherlands
• Captain Livio Ceccobelli, Platform Officer, Italian FREMM Program Division, OCCAR, France

If you are interested in speaking at Aircraft Survivability 2010 please contact:
Robert Kerby, Conference Director
+44 (0)20 7370 8587
rob.kerby@clarionevents.com

Survivability Solution Awards 2010

The event will bring you the most Innovative Survivability Solution Awards for 2010. There will be four categories for the award – one for each operating environment. The award will be chosen by a distinguished panel of world renowned survivability experts during the drinks reception on the evening of the 13th October.

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