November 17, 2014 - November 19, 2014 in London, United Kingdom
IQPC, 129 Wilton Road
Utilising the latest unmanned solutions to remove the man from the minefield
Mine Countermeasures 2014 will deliver a detailed assessment of the process for locating, identifying and neutralising naval mines. All nations are looking to reduce the time taken to mine sweep an area, improve the safety and speed of mine disposal and remove their men from the minefield; all find themselves asking, how can we best overcome these challenges.
If this is a question you often find yourself asking then Defence IQ is delighted to announce Mine Countermeasures 2014 - taking place on the 18th-19th November 2014 in London.
Building on from the success of our 2013 conference, Mine Countermeasures 2014 will analyse developments in both manned and unmanned MCM vessels to determine the current state of affairs and the best practice for future MCM missions.
It will consider the increasing role of UUV’s and USV’s both now and into the future and cover key new technologies in manned vessels, considering the approaches taken nations with regards to current MCM legacy systems.
With this in mind the aim of event is to answer the key question all MCM users are currently asking, are unmanned vessels the future or should manned and legacy systems remain the priority for navies moving forward.
For more information: http://atnd.it/13176-0
Contact Information :
IQPC
Kerry, Lenihan
129 Wilton Road
United Kingdom
London
Phone: 020-7368-9592
Email: kerry.lenihan@iqpc.co.uk
(Source: http://www.infomine.com)