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Platform Survivability
About the Event
Key aspects that affect Ship Survivability include:
- Irregular threats
- Increase of operations within the littoral environment
- The unknown future operating environment and a possible return to traditional threats
The conference programme will cover…
Hit avoidance – Breaking the kill chain
- Detection – Stealth and Signature Management
- Identification – Concealment and visual reduction
- Localisation – Speed and manoeuvrability
- Targeting – Sensors and Electronic Warfare
- Engagement – Close-in defence systems and countermeasures
Damage Tolerance – Limiting damage and aiding recovery
- Effective damage control training to aid recoverability
- Ship design and reinforcement
- Ballistic protection around essential spaces
- Command and Control: Keeping on-board systems functional
Other topics...
- Total Ship Survivability (TSS) – From ship development and design through to its entire life cycle management
- Outside of the kill chain – Mines, terrorist attacks and accidents
- The future of ship and crew size and the effect of survivability
- Defensive innovation: CIWS, decoys, countermeasures, Missile technologies and Electronic Warfare
Although Ship Survivability is a stand alone conference in its own right, the entire survivability community now has the opportunity to come together within the biggest survivability event of the year. This will enable everyone to discuss the latest challenges they face within the increasingly demanding operational environment.
Platform Survivability 2010 takes a unique approach in offering four platform specific conferences within one event. This will allow delegates to meet with the entire survivability community whilst being able to attend a conference specific to their area of expertise and operating environment.
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