Test 2 - FFI rapporter - Forsvarets forskningsinstitutt

C PROPOSED TERMS OF REFERENCE
Purpose
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ANNC Working Groups
Proposed Terms of Reference
Each Working Group is intended to provide a coherent means of exchanging information, and
developing and monitoring collaborative programmes within its technical area.
Its operations should complement activities within other fora and focus on integration of
technology within its context. Small scale scoping programmes amongst the three participants
may lead to greater collaborative activities within this or other fora.
Management and Operations
Each Working Group will have National Leaders from each participant. Technical experts as
required may support the National Leaders for the subjects under discussion. The host nation
will chair the meeting and each participant will host the meetings in turn. The host will also
provide the secretary and produce the minutes.
Each group will meet formally once a year to exchange information on subjects agreed prior to
the meeting and to review collaborative activities (CP). Reports on CP activities should be
agreed amongst the participants and circulated prior to the meeting.
Links will be maintained with other WG including provision of minutes and reports. Joint
programmes are encouraged.
Meetings will also review and revise the strategy of the WG and decide the priorities for the
next year. These will be reported to the Principals together and outline of progress and any
issues that need to be resolved.
Scope of WG3
Energetic Materials and Munitions
Covers all aspects of Energetic Materials
Explosives; Gun Propellants; Rocket Propellants; Pyrotechnics; Initiators
Synthesis; Formulations; Performance; Life Cycle; Modelling; Disposal;
Environmental Aspects
Covers Applications of Energetics
Warheads; Gun and Missile Propulsion
Systems Engineering Aspects of the applications including modelling and some
aspects of OA where directly applied to the munition.
Protection Systems including Armour and Fortifications; Mine Systems