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10 There are some significant changes about to qccur at TNO. It was explained that TNO-PML will be combinded with TNO-FEL and TNO-TM to form TNO Defence, Security and Safety, as one of five core areas with the new TNO organization. The individual institutions will thus cease to exist. The institution of the new core areas will improve the ability of TNO to serve its markets. (see appendix F.1) 4.2 The United Kingdom – DSTL Adam Cumming presented the state of Defence Science and Technology Lab. The DSTL organisation will in near future be located at just three major sites in the UK: Portsdown West, Porton Down and Fort Halstead. Currently DSTL is located at nine sites. UK MOD has redefined its research strategy in a way that it will become output-driven ensuring that technology and advice get to the right people. (see appendix F 2) 4.3 Norway – FFI Bjarne Haugstad gave an overview of the situation at FFI. FFI has gone through a reorganisation, however the charter remains unaltered. The previous 3 divisions have now been organized into 5 divisions with names that more clearly reflect the activity. The divisions are: Analysis, Information Management, Land & Air Systems, Maritime Systems, and Protection. (see appendix F 3) FFI remains the only defence research organisation in Norway. 5 REVIEW OF COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITIES CPIII-5b Lifetime extension of propellants, explosives and pyrotechnics (UK, NL) Final report is in the process of being written. Any programme meeting has not taken place during the previous year. A future meeting in Stockholm is planned. Any follow-up will preferably be done at a tri-lateral basis. An annual report has been issued. (see actions 2004-1 and 2004-2) CPIII-10 Soldier modernization program (SMP) (UK, NL) No formal meetings have taken place. The intention of this programme is in need of being clarified, otherwise the programme should be terminated. Programme plans should be produced by the end of 2004. (see action 2004-3) CPIII-12 AFV mine protection (UK, NL) A final report has been issued. The possibilities of a follow-up programme should be investigated. (see action 2004-4)
11 CPIII-13 MINEN model (UK, NL) The planned meeting to be host by UK has not taken place. The Netherlands still has an interest to discuss the possibilities of a future collaboration, though the prospects for a future programme seems to be diminishing. The future of the programme has to be clarified very soon. An annual report has been issued. (see action 2004-5) CPIII-14 Air Target Vulnerability (UK, NL) Several meetings have taken place over the last year and 4 draft reports have been issued. A proposal for follow-up work still has be worked out (see actions 2003-4 and 2003-5). CPIII-16 Penetration into Concrete – Phase 2 (NL, NO, UK) There has been low activity over the last year. A report has been issued. Some degree of information exchange is taking place. (see action 2003-7). A decesion on future activity is due to be taken (see action 2004-6) CPIII-17 Protective Structures Information exchange and visits between UK and NL have taken place. Otherwise, the state of affairs is the same as for CPIII-16. A decesion on the future is pending. An annual report has been issued. (see action 2004-6) CPIII-19 Optimisation of Exploding Foil Initiation of IM Explose Candidates (NL, UK) Reports have been exchanged. The foils used have not been able to initiate any of the candidates due to limitations in impulse. Final report to be issued by the end of 2004. Two annual reports have been issued. CPIII-20 Study of dwell phase phenomena of ceramics during impact (UK, NL) The synopsis of the work has been presented for the International Symposium on Ballistics. A formal final report has yet to be issued (see action 2003-10). A proposal for a new activity has been issued. (see appendix E) Norway will also attend the project provided funding will be provided. An annual report has been issued. A programme for tri-lateral collaboration on projectile modelling will also be worked out. (see action 2004-9) CPIII-21 Mitigation of blast and fragment hazard from from EOD operations (NL, UK, NO) An elaborate test by TNO-PML has been done at Hjerkinn, Norway with the assistance of FFI. The tests involved 6 Mk82 multipurpose bombs. The results were presented by Howard Looder at the meeting. Final report is pending. No UK involvement so far. A decesion of the future of the ANNC programme should be made. An annual report has been issued. (see action 2004-11) CPIII-22 Close Action Environment (CAEN) (NL, UK) Programme is concluded. No basis for collaboration An annual report has been issued. CPIII-23 IUSS (NL, NO) There are diffuculties for Norway to get access to the software. Thus no basis for ANNC cooperative project. Program is terminated. An annual report has been issued.
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