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UDT ASIA CONFERENCE PROGRAMME DAY ONE – TUESDAY 19TH JANUARY 12:40 Case study: A practical look at submarine safety and innovation in launch and recovery arrangements • The latest in system capability and the mobilisation • Maintaining system capability and best practice in escape, rescue and support equipment methodologies • Case study examples of best practice 1:15 Lunch SUBMARINE ACQUISITION AND INFRASTRUCTURE 2:15 Malaysian Perspective Case study: The effective transfer of technology and working together with foreign partners for In Service Support of Malaysian submarines • BHICDT experience in collaboration across engineering for In Service Support (ISS) • The provision of submarines and transfer of knowledge and technology to support the Royal Malaysian Navy submarines • Lessons learnt working with prime contractors and the significance of on-the-job training Jean-Luc Bianchini, CEO, Boustead DCNS Naval Corporation (BDNC), Malaysia 2:50 South Korea Perspective Case study: Expanding the ROKN’s Submarine Capabilities to Deal with North Korean SLBMs • Why is North Korea Developing Submarine-launched Ballistic Missiles? • What are the Implications of North Korean SLBMs? • The Republic of Korean Response: Anti-Access Strategy • What are the ROKN’s Options? Captain Sukjoon Yoon (retired), Republic of Korea Navy and Senior Research Fellow, Korea Institute for Maritime Strategy 3:25 Afternoon tea 3:55 Australian Perspective Australia’s submarine capability – A look into the future 4:30 The fundamentals necessary to sustain a submarine industry • An in-depth examination of infrastructure capability requirements to sustain submarines • The importance of collaboration and joint partnerships across vendors and supply chains 5:05 Closing remarks from the Chair 5:10 End of Day One 5:15 Networking Drinks *Conference Programme is subject to change. Please see the website for the most up to date version. Register for UDT Asia on www.udt-asia.com or contact the team at team@udt-asia.com
UDT ASIA 2016 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME ??? DAY TWO – WEDNESDAY 20TH JANUARY 8:00 Registration and Coffee INDIGENIZATION AND HOME GROWN MODERNIZATION 9:00 Opening remarks from the Chair 9:05 Keynote Address: Realizing the dream of ‘Make in India’ and the pursuit of homemade submarines • Insights into the Indian Naval Indigenisation Plan • Harnessing cutting edge technologies to ensure self-reliance • Working with the Indian Navy to achieve national security objectives 9:40 Submarine indigenisation – the challenge within: Creating an industrial eco- system and attaining critical mass to sustain it over the long term. • The importance of submarines in the emerging maritime security construct in the Indo-Pacific • Cheap acquisitions through import versus indigenous capability – a perspective on cost effectiveness and strategic vulnerability • The impact on strategic autonomy and combat capability • The challenge of indigenisation – creating an industrial eco-system and attaining critical mass to sustain it over the long term • The Australian and Indian models of indigenisation with particular reference to the latter. A brief case study on the Indian SSBN, SSN and SSK programmes Commodore Anil Jai Singh, Indian Navy (Retired), Vice President, Indian Maritime Foundation and former Deputy Assistant Chief (Maritime), Integrated Defence Staff (MoD), India 10:15 Panel discussion: Is the indigenous approach the only way to genuinely meet operational needs of navies? • Are the challenges too great in meeting each individual country’s unique operational needs via external providers? • What impact does making changes to another country’s submarines have on risk and cost? • To what degree does the broader strategic issues associated specifically within the Asia-Pacific impact the on the capability requirements of submarines? 11:00 Morning Tea INNOVATION IN UNDERWATER WARFARE 11:30 Case study: The role of the Littoral Combat Ship and its impact on naval operations in the Asia Pacific • Achieving flexibility, speed and capability • The Mine Warfare Mission Package Rear Admiral Charles Williams, Commander, Logistics Group, Western Pacific and Commander, Task Force Seven Three, United States Navy *Conference Programme is subject to change. Please see the website for the most up to date version. Register for UDT Asia on www.udt-asia.com or contact the team at team@udt-asia.com
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