Proposed Schedule for the FIFTH Symposium
Sunday, April 21, 2002
S-1 Pre-Registration and No-Host Reception, Quarterdeck, Herrmann Hall - DMC 1700-1900
S-2 (By Invitation) SCOT Board of Directors Dinner, Fifi's Cafe-Bottoms - 1930-2200
S-3 No-Host Dinner for Distinguished Guests - Pearson
Monday, April 22, 2002
MP-1 0700 - Continental Breakfast King Hall Porch DMC
MP-2 0730 - Registration 101 Spanagel DMC
MP-3 0830 Call to Order - Prof Clyde Scandrett
Introductory Remarks-
Dedication of the Symposium to Dr. Laurie Hoisington and to
the Thousands of Military and Civilian Deminers the World Over
MP-4 Superintendent's Welcome, RADM DAVID R. ElIison, USN
MP-5 0845 The Army Keynoter, LT Gen Robert B. Flowers, USA, Chief of Engineers and Commanding General, US Army Corps of Engineers R
MP-6 0930 The Navy Keynoter, RADM Jay M. Cohen, USN Chief of Naval Research (Video Teleconference) B (Televideo)
1015-1045 Break
MP-7 RADM Paul J. Ryan, USN, Commander, US Navy Mine Warfare Command B
MP-8 1130-1215 RADM Richard D. West,USN Oceanographer of the Navy B
MP-9 1215-1330 Lunch McNitt Ballroom DMC -
Luncheon Speaker - Dr. Edward Salazar, Department of State Deputy Political Counselor, to US Ambassador to NATO - NATO Humanitarian Demining Initiatives (R)
1345 - 1730 Convene in Parallel Sessions
M1Session Gov't- Industry Forum RADM Horne, USN (Ret) La Novia Room
M2Session Sea Environment Eppert and Thornton
M3Session Land Environment Sabatier
M4Session Optical Sensors Cleveland and Keeler
M5Session P Site Remediation Issues Smith and Penny (UXO)
1830-2130 MINWARA Reception - Pearson
Tuesday, April 23, 2002
TP-1 0730 Continental Breakfast King Hall - DMC
TP-2 0830 Dr. Tom Altshuler DARPA R
TP-3 0900 Mr. Bill Jones, CSS Sea Mines B
TP-4 0930 Dr. George Vourvopoulis, U. of Western Kentucky Attribute Sensors R
1000 Break
TP-5 1030 Dr. Joan Cleveland,ONR, Optical Sensors
TP-6 1100 Paper of Merit from Submitted Papers
TP-7 1130 Dr. David Burnett, SACLANT Center, La Spezia, Italy. NATO Mine Warfare R&D at La Spezia B
1200 Break for LUNCH
1215-1345 Lunch Herrmann Hall DMC
1400 Parallel Technical Sessions
T1 Acoustic Sensors Goodman/Jackson
T1/2 Second Session of T1
Chemical/Biochemical Sensors -Prof. Nathan Lewis, CALTECH and
Dr. Ron Woodfin, formerly SANDIA National Laboratory
T2 Electomagnetic Azevedo/Carey Rappaport
T3 Biological/Biomimetric Systems Ayers/Ridgway
T4 Risk Management Putnam (UXO)
Neutralization/Disposal - Stephen Patane
T-5 Processing/Fusion - Carriveau
T-6 Optical Sensors Cleveland/Keeler
1730-1900 Annual Meeting, Society for Counter-Ordnance Technology (SCOT) KING Hall - DMC/Maruyama R
(All attendees are invited)
Speaker: Dr. Steven Edelmann, President RONCO Corp or RONCO's Vice President for Strategic Planning and Program Manager for US State Department Integrated Mine Action Services (IMAS), Dr. E. Lawrence (Larry) Saiers. (RONCO is a major State Department contractor for Humanitarian Demining overseas)
Wednesday, April 24, 2002
WP-1 0730 Continental Breakfast King Hall DMC
WP-2 0830 Paper of Merit from Submitted Papers
WP-3 0900 Mr. R.G. "Bud" Sewell, Explosives Consultant formerly at the Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, CA) Explosives , a Tutorial R
WP-4 0930 Paper of Merit from Submitted Papers
1000 Break
WP-5 1030 Biomimic Systems Dr. Joseph Ayers.Northeastern University B
WP-6 1100 Dr Hughes, Pennsylvania State University AUV Power and Endurance B
WP-7 1130 Paper of Merit from Submitted Papers
WP-8 1200 -1330 LUNCH Herrmann DMC
Speaker - LT Gen Robert Gard, USA (Ret) Improvements to Munitions Reliability) R
Dr. Gard is currently serving as a consultant to the Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation (VVAF)
1730-1900 Annual Meeting, SCOT KING Hall - DMC/Maruyama
1345-17oo Parallel Sessions
W1Session Industry-Gov't Forum Horne
W-2 Reconnaissance and Surveillance - Dr. John Huckabay, . U. of Texas, Applied Research Laboratory and Dr. Dave Tubridy, US Navy Coastal Systems Station, Panama City, FL
W-3 Field Experience Land - Dr. Stephen Stewart, James Madison University and Dr. Robert Suart\, Canadian Centre for Mine Action Technologies
W-4 Session Sea Environment , Dr. Herb Eppert, NRL-Stennis, and Dr. Ed Thornton, Naval Postgraduate School (Continued)
W-5 Optical Sensors Cleveland and Keeler
1800 -2130 Symposium Banquet
ADM Thomas B.Hayward, USN (Ret), Former Chief of Naval Operations
Lt Gen Ed Hanlon, USMC, Commanding General, Marine Corps Combat Development Command -Featured Speaker B
Thursday April 25, 2002
THP-1 0730 Continental breakfast King Hall DMC
THP-2 0830 Australian Initiatives - Dr. Colin Coleman Australian Embassy, and Mr. Roy Bird, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Salisbury R
THP-3 0900 Dr. Carl Schneider, US Naval Academy - Magnetics B
THP-4 0930 Dr. John Huckabay, U. of Texas, Applied Research Laboratory - High Resolution Sonar B
1000 Break
THP-5 1030 Dr. Gary W. Carriveau, SAIC San Diego - Sensor Processing and Fusion R
THP-5 1100 Dr. David Heberlein, Institute for Defense Analyses - IDA USMC Countermine Study Sponsored by ONR R
THP-7 1130 Mr.Seymour Deitchman National Academy of Sciences-Naval Studies Board (NSB) Naval Mine Warfar e Study B
THP-8 1200 -1330 LUNCH DMC
1345-1600 Parallel Technical Sessions
TH-1 Acoustic Sensors (Con't)Goodman/Jackson
TH-2 Nuclear Sensors Carriveau
TH-3 Robotic Applications Healey/Todoroff
TH-4 Land Environment -2 (Cont) Dr. James Sabatier, U of Mississippi
and Chemical Detection, Prof Nathan Lewis, CALTECH and Dr. Ron Woodfin formerly of Sandia National Laboratory.
TH-5 Reconnaissance/Surveillance - Huckabay/Tubridy
1615 Plenary Session Wrap Up King Hall (Pearson)
1730 Adjourn Sine Die