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7 reasons to attend UDT Asia:1. Assess the different regional requirements

for undersea technology, allowing you to

move your own equipment strategy forward

2. Understand and help refi ne the specifi c

requirements of the Asian operating

environment for undersea naval system

procurement

3. Identify new and emerging operational

demands for Asian naval operations

4. Assess options for upgrades and

modernisation of naval systems equipment

and the acquisition of affordable platforms,

helping you to assess your own upgrade

needs

5. Network with senior regional naval,

government and industry underwater

warfare experts

6. Evaluate the most cost effective undersea

defence technologies, including COTS and

emerging technologies, drawing on the

experience of navies across the region

7. Learn the lessons on optimal interoperability

between navies for effective support on

low intensity engagements such as

maritime security and counter piracy

missions across the region

THE ONLY UNDERSEA FOCUSED NAVAL EVENT IN ASIA

Featured speakers include:Colonel Li Lit Siew,

Head of Naval Underwater

Warfare Centre, REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE NAVY

Commander Philippe

Cornez,

Director Naval Mine Warfare

Center of Excellence,

NATO

George Loh Chee Ping,

Head Capability Development

(Underwater Systems), DEFENCE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY AGENCY, SINGAPORE

Gregory Vandiver,

Engineer,

US PACIFIC COMMAND

Lyle Goldstein,

Associate Professor, China

Maritime Studies Institute,

US NAVAL WAR COLLEGE

Dr. Alessio Patalano,

Lecturer in War Studies

(East Asian Warfare &

Security Department of

War Studies),

KINGS COLLEGE LONDON

Low Kin Huat,

Professor, Division of

Mechatronics and Design,

School of Mechanical &

Aerospace Engineering, NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL

UNIVERSITY

Dr. Mohd Rizal Arshad,

Head of Underwater Robotics

Research Group, School of

Electrical and Electronic

Engineering,

UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA

Dr. Vannarith Chheang,

Assistant to Deputy Prime

Minister, MINISTRY OF NATIONAL

DEFENCE, CAMBODIA

Dr. Paul Hines,

Principal Scientist for

Underwater Sensing, DEFENCE RESEARCH AND

DEVELOPMENT CANADA

Dr. Durairaju Kumaran Raju,

Senior Research Fellow,

Tropical Marine Science

Institute, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

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30 November - 1 December 2011

Singapore EXPO

Meeting the emerging requirements

of Asia’s undersea community

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100 serving military and

government personnel

I am very much looking forward to welcoming you to Clarion’s

ground-breaking UDT Asia Conference, which will bring

together world-class expertise and opinion from military

practitioners, innovative technology leaders and major

industrial and service support partners. I expect signifi cant

levels of interest in a conference that should be notable for its

thought leadership and high level of technological insight.

Within the context of a progressive ‘scramble for the sea’

and its resources, as well as widespread jurisdictional

competition, the conference will take as its theme the steady

growth in investment across Asia in the military use and

wider exploitation of the underwater environment. It will

highlight the proliferation of submarines of all types and their

increasing sophistication and power, especially in the hands

of major regional powers and those seeking to build powerful

sea denial capabilities.

The conference will also explore the increasing use of mini-

submarines and other manned and unmanned underwater

vehicles, by both state and irregular players, with regard to

both littoral and deep water activities, and the extensive use of

‘narco-subs’ and submersibles for covert, illicit penetration of

maritime borders.

In addition, we will discuss and demonstrate leading-edge

ideas, training solutions and novel technologies that can

deal with the full range of nuclear, conventional and mini-

submarine threats. Contributions from senior maritime

professionals, academics and representatives of the leading

Defence and Security companies will provide fresh thinking

about the problems and solutions associated with emerging

risks and offer the opportunity to explore new approaches to

the complex underwater environment.

I anticipate a lively debate and an excellent opportunity to

share thoughts with both old and new friends when we meet

in late November. I look forward to seeing everyone.

Rear Admiral Chris Parry CBE

Former Director General, Development Concepts

and Doctrine

UK MoD

Senior Military and Strategic Advisor

Clarion Events

There are many challenges facing the acquisition of

submarine and undersea technologies for Asian navies.

Throughout the region, different navies weigh options

to overcome issues such as how to acquire affordable

submarine and UUV capabilities, the prioritisation of

undersea technologies and the ability to develop an

indigenous UUV capability.

UDT Asia brings together the key personnel from the naval,

defence industry and academic sector. These speakers

and attendees are responsible for the identifi cation,

specifi cation, procurement and deployment of submarines,

UUVs, C4ISR systems, acoustics, sonar and radar for naval

undersea application. There will be briefi ngs from around

the region and the rest of the world, on how navies select

new platforms and what kind of new technologies they are

planning to implement.

Over the course of the conference, you will be engaged with

military and industry personnel covering key developments

on effective strategies to ensure correct deployment of

naval undersea systems. UDT Asia will focus on providing

the critical information your program needs to plan

an effective capability roadmap. Join us for the most

comprehensive naval undersea event in Asia.

I look forward to welcoming you in Singapore!

Michael Ferrer

Production Lead

Clarion Events, Defence and Security


30 November - 1 December 2011 • Singapore EXPO

FREE PLACESavailable for the fi rst



Meeting the emerging requirements ofAsia’s undersea community

Snapshot of Asia’s defence budgets

Vietnam

FY 2011 budget is set at $2.6

billion, up by 70% from 2010.

Thailand

FY 2011 budget is $5.4

Billion USD.

Pakistan

Projected expenditure

increased by $1.28bn USD

to $6.4bn for 2010-11.

Indonesia

Defence budget to grow

with real GDP, approx 0.8%

of GDP between 2010-14.

Cambodia

FY 2011 budget is $298

Million USD, an 8% increase

from 2010.

Philippines

FY 2011 military expenditure

will soar by 81% to $2.3

Billion USD from 2010.

India

$29.46 Billion USD for 2010-

11 defence budget, which is

an 8.3 percent increase.

Profi le of delegatesNavy• Chief of Navy• Head of Submarine Service• Head, Underwater Systems• Head, Underwater Warfare

• Director Naval Systems• Director of Naval Plans, Policy & Requirements• Director of Naval Operations

R&D• Programme Manager – Underwater Warfare Systems

• Programme Manager – Naval Systems

• Scientist (Underwater Sensing)

• Engineer

List of speakers include:• Colonel Li Lit Siew, Head of Naval Underwater Warfare Centre, REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE NAVY

• Commander Philippe Cornez, Director Naval Mine Warfare Center of Excellence, NATO

• George Loh Chee Ping, Head Capability Development (Underwater Systems), DEFENCE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY AGENCY, SINGAPORE

• Gregory Vandiver, Engineer, US PACIFIC COMMAND

• Lyle Goldstein, Associate Professor, China Maritime Studies Institute, US NAVAL WAR COLLEGE

• Rear Admiral (Ret.) Chris Parry, Former Director General, Development Concepts and Doctrine, UK MoD

• Dr. Alessio Patalano, Lecturer in War Studies (East Asian Warfare & Security Department of War Studies), KINGS COLLEGE LONDON

• Low Kin Huat, Professor, Division of Mechatronics and Design, School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

• Dr. Mohd Rizal Arshad, Head of Underwater Robotics Research Group, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA

• Senior Representative, PHILIPPINE NAVY

• Senior Representative, PHILIPPINE NAVY

• Dr. Vannarith Chheang, Assistant to Deputy Prime Minister, MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENCE, CAMBODIA

• Dr. Paul Hines, Principal Scientist for Underwater Sensing, DEFENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CANADA

• Senior Representative, NAVANTIA

• Senior Representative, SAES

• Senior Representative, BABCOCK

• Bing Li, Assistant Researcher, Institute of Acoustics, CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

• Li Yi, Researcher, CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

• Jieun Lee, Researcher, SOONGSIL UNIVERSITY, SOUTH KOREA

• Rear Admiral Kenshi Kurasako, Director General, Engineering Department, Maritime Staff Office, MINISTRY OF DEFENSE, JAPAN

• Senior Representative, OSI GEOSPATIAL

• Dr. Durairaju Kumaran Raju, Senior Research Fellow, Tropical Marine Science Institute, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE


Geographical Breakdown

Area Breakdown

n Serving Military

n Industry

n Research Institutes

60%30%

10%

n Southeast Asia

n Rest of Asia

n Rest of the World 70%

20%

10%







Conference Day 1: 30 November 2011

0830 Conference Registration

0900 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

Rear Admiral Chris Parry, Former DG, Concepts, Doctrine & Development, UK MoD

0910 Republic of Singapore Navy Keynote Address: Developments in the Naval Underwater Warfare Centre • Overview of the RSN’s NUWC • Deployment of autonomous underwater vehicles • MCM operations • Future plans and projects for the NUWC

Colonel Li Lit Siew, Head of Naval Underwater Warfare Centre, REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE NAVY

0940 Mine Warfare: Current Challenges and the Future • Introduction to the Naval Mine Warfare Center of Excellence, capacity and products • Insight into the evolution of the current MCM capability • Future and long term developments for MCM capability • New doctrines and tactics with emphasis on mine jamming and Rapid Environment Assessment (REA)

Commander Philippe Cornez, Director Naval Mine Warfare Center of Excellence, NATO

1010 S-80 Submarine and the Performance of its main ballast tank blowing system • Several design aspects concerning the performance of the main ballast tank blowing systems will be discussed including functioning principles • Discussion of the concept design stage and selection of the chosen arrangement • Feedback on how components have been tested

Senior Representative, NAVANTIA

1040 Morning Coffee and Networking Break

1110 How Defence R&D supports Canada’s current and future navy • Overview of Defence R&D’s mandate to provide support for immediate and short term requirements • Supporting Canada’s military acquisition programme • Anticipating future threats and developing technologies and strategies to counter them • Utilising the latest R&D efforts in the realm of anti-submarine warfare

Dr. Paul Hines, Principal Scientist for Underwater Sensing, DEFENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CANADA

1140 Chinese Naval Underwater Developments • Development of the PLAN nuclear submarine force • A look at the PLAN diesel submarine force and their missions • Updates on Chinese ASW capabilities • Improvements in the Chinese naval aviation component to improve ASW capabilities

Lyle Goldstein, Associate Professor, China Maritime Studies Institute, US NAVAL WAR COLLEGE

1210 USPACOM UUV Developments • The future of the underwater battlespace in modern UUV operations • Viewing the UUV as a multi role platform • Understanding the deployment and capabilities of the Pacifi c Fleet’s UUVs

Gregory Vandiver, Engineer, US PACIFIC COMMAND

1240 Networking Lunch

1340 Web-based GIS for Analysis, Visualization and Integration of Underwater Environment Data • Web based system for publishing and visualizing the underwater environmental data • Publishing data as maps • System capabilities includes: • Visualization of environmental parameters on 2D maps

• Visualization of location-specifi c depth-profi les of selected parameters • Time animation of grids of environmental parameters • Preparation of digital elevation and cultural object data sets for 3D terrain visualization

Dr. Durairaju Kumaran Raju, Senior Research Fellow, Tropical Marine Science Institute, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

1410 Maximising Sub effectiveness with the Electronic Chart Precise Integrated Navigation System W Submarine (ECPINS-W Sub) - Tactical Dived Navigation • How ECPINS-W sub enables accurate navigation to help maximize the submarines’ tactical effectiveness • Advances of digital dived navigation as a warfare enabler and how this impacts on tactical deployment • Exploring the complexities of positional accuracy in the underwater environment without D/GPS, whilst recognizing the need to remain undetected during the mission • Application to conventional subs, Air-Independent Propulsion (AIP) fi tted subs and nuclear powered subs

Senior Representative, OSI GEOSPATIAL

1440 Global Protection in the Marine Environment based on Multi- Infl uence Devices • Experiences of sea trials using individual and sets of combined sensors • Assessing multi-infl uence devices characterized by a modular confi guration • Examining uses for adapting a wide range of specifi c applications in the marine environment

Senior Representative, SAES

1510 Afternoon Coffee and Networking Break

1540 A Practical Route to Modular Payloads • Approaching a wide range of mission payloads, including off- board sensors, decoys, communications, advanced swimmer delivery systems and of course autonomous and remotely operated vehicles • Discussion on how modular architectures are well known in computing and electronics, and clearly demonstrate the fl exibility and adaptability expected of the concept • Looking into the requirements for such a specifi cation and proposes a standard suite of modules • Focusing on a countermeasure scale unit as an initial demonstrator • Variety of payload possibilities are investigated, for current systems up to those that are currently at very low Technology Readiness Levels

Senior Representative, BABCOCK

1610 Array Background Noise Simulation in Fluctuated Ocean Environments • Methods of spatial coherent noise generation and the correlation functions of typical noise fi elds • Frequency fl uctuation, time varying fi ltering • Spatial fl uctuation – weighting in the 2d Fourier domain of the covariance matrix • The realization of the multi-channels noise sequences in a GPU+CPU system

Bing Li, Assistant Researcher, Institute of Acoustics, CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

1640 Utilising a new algorithm in detecting sea mines using side scan sonar images • Underwater environment with complex sediment types • Scanning by sidescan sonar for supervision • Using differential image, blurring image, 3-mode image, labeling and histogram • Detecting sea mines with the new methods

Jieun Lee, Researcher, SOONGSIL UNIVERSITY, SOUTH KOREA

1710 End of Day 1 and Chairman’s Closing Remarks

1740 Drinks Reception in Main Exhibition Hall


Conference Day 2: 1 December 2011

0830 Conference Registration

0900 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

Rear Admiral Chris Parry, Former DG, Concepts, Doctrine &

Development, UK MoD

0910 Development of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force’s

Operations and R&D Frameworks

• A look at the security environment surrounding Japan

• Examining what this means for Japan’s defence policy

• Main operations and R&D policy of the JMSDF

Rear Admiral Kenshi Kurasako,

Director General, Engineering Department, Maritime Staff Offi ce,

MINISTRY OF DEFENSE, JAPAN

0940 Interoperability and Cooperation between regional navies

• Update on current operations and programmes in the

Philippine Navy

• Introduction to the Coast Watch South System

• Current status of inter navy cooperation and exercises

• Fostering cultural exchange and exposure for closer and

meaningful cooperation

Senior Representative,

PHILIPPINE NAVY

1010 A look into the DSTA’s Naval Systems Acquisition and

Integration Strategy for the Republic of Singapore Navy

• Evaluating the most technologically competitive and cost

effective technologies to meet the RSN’s requirements

• Acquisition, development and integration of naval and weapon

systems capabilities to meet specifi c requirements

• Enabling naval engineering and systems integration

capabilities to meet the RSN’s needs

• Working alongside RSN personnel to develop systems designs

and engineering masterplans

George Loh Chee Ping, Head Capability Development

(Underwater Systems), DEFENCE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

AGENCY, SINGAPORE

1040 Morning Coffee and Networking Break

1110 Evolution of maritime issues in the South China Sea and the

Western Pacifi c

• Looking into the fundamental differences between the

traditional threat and asymmetric threat

• Assessing technological requirements with regard to Asian

navies

• Analysis of contemporary naval issues in the region

Dr. Alessio Patalano, Lecturer in War Studies

(East Asian Warfare & Security Department of War Studies),

KINGS COLLEGE LONDON

1140 Future Plans and Requirements for the Royal Cambodian Navy

• Strategic overview of the RCN requirements

• Roadmap for future acquisition initiatives

• Deploying assets for a variety of missions

Dr. Vannarith Chheang, Assistant to Deputy Prime Minister,

MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENCE, CAMBODIA

1210 Networking Lunch

1310 Future of the Philippine Navy’s Submarine and Underwater

Warfare Procurement Plans

• Overview of requirements from the PN in the next 5 – 10 years

• A look into current operations in the PN and how these can be

augmented by submarines and UUVs

• Procurement plans for UUVs

Senior Representative,

PHILIPPINE NAVY

Hear what our past customer have to say:

Most of the interest has been in our Jetboots hands-

free diver propulsion system. This is the fi rst time we

have exhibited at a show of this type and there has

been more interest than I was expecting. Typically

offi cers from the user community have looked at the

system and said “I must bring my commander to see

this, it’s what we’ve been looking for”. It’s good to

have interest like this from operators

as well as distributors.

Justin Knowles, Director, Maritime Products,Patriot 3 Maritime

1340 Multi-AUV system for swarm-based defense applications

• To introduce the concept of Multi-AUV system

• To explore the integration of a swarming algorithm for effi cient

mission completion

• To share the challenges of swarm-based applications

Dr. Mohd Rizal Arshad, Head of Underwater Robotics Research

Group, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,

UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA

1410 Biological Inspired Engineering Design and Modelled UUVs

• Looking at the hydrodynamics and thrust generation of

complex fi n based propulsive motion systems

• Modular design and control robotic fi sh with fl exible

mechanisms

• Biomimetics undulating fi n

• Naval applications for robotic designs

Low Kin Huat, Professor, Division of Mechatronics and

Design, School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering,

NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

1440 Deployment Strategies of Mutistatic Sonar

• Simulation software of deploying multistatic sonar

• Utilising object-oriented graphics rendering engine (OGRE)

• Assisting commanders to make decisions on deploying sonar

nodes

Li Yi, Researcher, CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

1510 Afternoon Coffee and Networking Break

1540 Flashpoint in the South China Sea - Interactive

Scenario Session

In this session, Chris Parry will discuss a fi ctional

engagement between regional navies vying for control of the

SCS. He will tap into the collective knowledge of the group

and work with the audience to develop strategies and

how operations will be conducted utilising current OPLANs

and technologies in conventional naval warfare.

1640 Chairman’s Closing Remarks

1710 End of Conference


Join the conversation

This networking group is

an opportunity for anyone

involved in the underwater

defence fi eld to come together to discuss the key issues

facing the Asian defence community today. Post links, talk

with your fellow members and colleagues about the latest

naval undersea trends and technologies.

It is the perfect opportunity for government,

military and industry to voice opinions

and discuss the pressing matters that are

important for the community. Join now by

typing “UDT Asia” in the groups search bar.

About the organiserClarion Events specialise in high-level defence and security

events which are created with the input of a panel of high level

government, military and industry advisors. Extensive research and

dialogue with these contacts ensure our events refl ect the most

important issues facing you and the wider defence and security

community today. By making it our primary mission to work

closely with the Asian defence community, including all senior

stakeholders and leaders we are able to create the most effective

programmes for the Asian market. Our events provide the ideal

venue for these high level delegates to meet, share ideas, discuss

industry developments, conduct business, develop partnerships

and network for future growth.

Venue informationCovering over 123,000 sqm of indoor and outdoor space,

comprising exhibition and conference halls, meeting rooms,

mobile V-Rooms and The MAX Pavilion, Singapore EXPO annually

welcomes six million visitors and over 600 events. Amenities

include extensive 3.5G mobile coverage, WIFI access, a well-

equipped business centre, Internet kiosks, automated teller

machines (ATMs), nursing rooms, prayer rooms and energy-

saving building automation systems.

Please contact SingEx at:

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Main line telephone: +65 6403 2160

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Directions from Changi Airport Terminals 1 to 3

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Please visit http://www.smrt.com.sg/taxis/fares.html for full

details.

Hotel reservations: Check out for more information at

www.yoursingapore.com

Hear what our past customers

have to say:Rafael used their fi rst ever UDT to launch their new

naval communications suite and to showcase their

Protector unmanned boat and the Torbuster torpedo

decoy. Rafael was having a very good show and was

particularly pleased that most of the visiting

military VIPs had viewed the company’s

offering.

Eyal Ben Zion, Marketing Director and Business Development, Naval Warfare Systems Directorate, Rafael

UDT has given us an excellent platform from which to

tell customers about the exciting developments

that have been taking place in our company.

Sam West, Atlas Elektronik UK







Sponsorship and

exhibition opportunitiesOur reach into and across the defence industry is

unprecedented. In partnering with us, we can help you access

and engage your chosen audience in order to achieve your

goals.

If you are a service provider who has the knowledge, personnel,

products and services to help armed forces achieve their full

potential, secure a presence at Undersea Defence Technology

Asia 2011 today!

Opportunities start at SGD $10,000

depending on what sales, marketing and

business development objectives you

have

A sample of some of the benefi ts available include: Key

speaking opportunities, multiple tickets to the conference,

exhibition booth / private networking space, sponsorship of

a networking session, sponsorship of conference material,

enhanced global branding and profi ling activities.

Attendees at a Clarion event are the most relevant and are

delivered at the right level.

Participation will therefore help you:

• Raise your profi le and visibility within the region

• To meet leading military decision-makers

• Showcase the strength and depth of your products and

services

• Generate high level potential sales leads and partnerships

As an exhibitor you will receive:

• an entry in the exhibition catalogue

• an online web listing and link on the exhibitor directory page

• the opportunity to present in the undersea technology

showcase

• the opportunity to request meetings/ visits from the high

level speaker

Find out moreDiscuss your requirements at UDT Asia with:

Steve Willis

Commercial Director

Offi ce: +65 6590 3979

Mobile: +65 9087 7608

Email: [email protected]

Exclusive Platinum Sponsor:

Exhibitors:

Associate Sponsor:

Navantia is a Spanish company that leads the way in the

military shipbuilding sector. By size and technological

capability, it occupies a leading role in European and

world-wide military shipbuilding. The main purpose of

Navantia’s business management model is to guarantee

a highly competitive position in the international market,

offering the best product of the highest quality at the most aggressive price.

FABA, as the System Division of Navantia, and with more than 300 engineers,

takes the responsibility as Designer, Developer and Integrator of all the Systems

of the Company platforms.

Combat Management Systems, Communications, Weapons Control, Platform

Control, and their corresponding Through Life Support are its responsibilities in

the underwater domain, from the Spanish Mine hunters, to the ASW of the F100

frigates or the new Air Independence Submarine S-80 with all its sets of Sonar,

Torpedo, missiles, and remaining underwater weapons.

Navantia is proud to be the exclusive Platinum sponsor of the Undersea Defence

Technology Asia conference and looking forward to meeting you at the show.

Babcock provides platform design, integration & management services and high integrity systems to the marine, oil & gas and defence sectors worldwide. With 1,500 technical and support staff, proven design and management know how and a range of confi gurable products and systems, Babcock can support you from concept design to through-life management.

Bartington Instruments is a world leader in the design and manufacture of high-precision fl uxgate magnetometers. These include low noise, low power and dedicated Magnetic

Range magnetometers, together with data acquisition systems for multi-sensor arrays. Our equipment is used worldwide for magnetic signature measurements and harbour surveillance.

ROTINOR are well recognised in the design and manufacture of Diver Propulsion Devices (DPD) for military and professional

applications. Furthermore ROTINOR are the only manufacturer that employs Electric Jet Propulsion within their innovative DPD design. Through this exemplary innovation and technology, ROTINOR are now establishing themselves as a fi rst choice for many Special Operation Forces worldwide.

S.A. de Electronica Submarina - SAES, develops leading underwater battlespace electronic equipment to meet the challenges posed in maritime-security, coastal-surveillance and anti-submarine warfare. SAES capacities excel in the following application areas: sonar systems, ASW systems, airborne and on-board Sonobuoy Acoustics Processing Systems,

Multi-infl uence Naval Mines and Range Systems, maritime coastal-surveillance and harbour-protection, land based systems for analysis, simulation and training.

Sea and Land Technologies Pte Ltd (SALT) - Specialized in the Supply, System Integration, Service/Support of High Technology Equipment, serving the ASEAN region.

SURVEY division: Instrumentation for Oceanography, Hydrography, Marine & Land Seismic/Geophysical, Meteorology, Hydrology, Coastal Monitoring, Environmental studies.

DIVING division: Design/New Build/Assembly/System Integration of Mixed Gas Containerized Dive systems c/w Diver Handling A-frames, Hydraulic Power-Packs, Breathing Compressors, High pressure water jetting pumps, Diving umbilicals, CCTV Systems, all Diving accessories, Consumables, for both Commercial and Military Diving industries.

Trelleborg Offshore is the world’s largest manufacturer of syntactic foam products and the leading supplier of rubber fire protection, suppression and containment products. Our vision is to protect people and processes in demanding environments throughout the world.






OSI Geospatial Inc., developers of advanced navigation solutions,

used by over 12 NATO and Allied navies, and operating on over 400

warships . ECPINS-W Sub is the only software suitable for digital

dived navigation and which provides a host of special dived navigation

tools to exploit tactical advantage. The only fully NATO WECDIS STANAG 4564 Ed 2 Type

Approved software.

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