. "APPENDIX A: SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM." Proceedings of the Symposium on Tactical Meteorology and Oceanography: Support for Strike Warfare and Ship Self-Defense. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 1996.
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Proceedings of the Symposium on Tactical Meteorology and Oceanography: Support for Strike Warfare and Ship Self-Defense
Appendix A
Symposium Program
SYMPOSIUM ON TACTICAL METEOROLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY: SUPPORT FOR STRIKE WARFARE AND SHIP SELF DEFENSE
Ocean Studies Board
National Research Council
Naval Strike Warfare Center (NSWC)
Naval Air Station (NAS)
Fallon, Nevada
September 11-14, 1995
Monday, September 11
1730-1930
Welcome Reception, Silver State Club, Naval Air Station
Remarks:
RADM George W. Davis VI (Oceanographer of the Navy)
Dr. Arthur Bisson (Director, Science and Technology, Office of Naval Research)
Dr. Arthur Nowell (National Research Council/Ocean Studies Board; Director, School of Oceanography, University of Washington)
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Proceedings of the Symposium on Tactical Meteorology and Oceanography: Support for Strike Warfare and Ship Self-Defense
Appendix A
Symposium Program
SYMPOSIUM ON TACTICAL METEOROLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY: SUPPORT FOR STRIKE WARFARE AND SHIP SELF DEFENSE
Ocean Studies Board
National Research Council
Naval Strike Warfare Center (NSWC)
Naval Air Station (NAS)
Fallon, Nevada
September 11-14, 1995
Monday, September 11
1730-1930
Welcome Reception, Silver State Club, Naval Air Station
Remarks:
RADM George W. Davis VI (Oceanographer of the Navy)
Dr. Arthur Bisson (Director, Science and Technology, Office of Naval Research)
Dr. Arthur Nowell (National Research Council/Ocean Studies Board; Director, School of Oceanography, University of Washington)
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Bus departs Silver State Club for Fallon motels
Tuesday, September 12
0730-0815
Plenary Session I Strike Warfare (STW)
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Moderators:
Dr. Scott Sandgathe (Office of Naval Research)
CAPT Craig Peterson (COMNAVMETOCCOM)
0815-0845
Opening Remarks
CAPT Tim Keating (Commanding Officer, NSWC)
0845-0915
Mission and Functions of NSWC
CAPT Tim Keating (Commanding Officer, NSWC)
0915-0945
Operators' View of the Strike Warfare Mission
LCDR Steve Bos (NSWC)
0945-1000
Break
1000-1030
METOC Requirements for Strike Warfare
LCDR Zendka Willis (Naval Air Systems Command)
1030-1100
METOC Support for Strike Warfare
CDR Dave Titley (Naval Oceanographic Office)
1100-1145
Sensor and Weapon Systems
Mr. Wayne Tanaka (Naval Air Warfare Center, China Lake, California)
1330-1530
Simulations and Demonstrations
METOC Detachment
Strike Aircraft Static Displays
Tactical Air Combat Systems
Carrier Intelligence Center
1530-1730
STW/METOC Working Groups (Concurrent)
Models
Atmospheric Effects
Sensors and Systems
Working groups will discuss the practical and scientific (R&D) aspects of the process of detecting, identifying, targeting, and attacking targets. Each working group will also discuss how each segment of the process requires tailored applications, special sensors, and specific equipment to meet the operational challenge expeditiously. A formatted set of questions will be provided to working group chairs.
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Wednesday, September 13
0730-0815
Plenary Session II Ship Self-Defense (SSD)
Moderators:
Dr. Andrew Goroch (NRL)
CAPT Bob Clark (NAVPACMETOCFAC, San Diego, California)
0830-0900
Operators' View of the Ship Self-Defense Mission
LCDR Robert Dees (AEGIS Program Office, Naval Sea Systems Command)
0900-0930
METOC Requirements for Ship Self-defense
Dr. Mark Grussendorf (Chief of Naval Operations [N86T])
0930-1000
SHAREM 110
Exercise Results
CDR Dave Markham (Naval Space and Warfare Systems Command [PMW-175])
1015-1100
METOC Support to Ship Self-defense
Dr. Chuck Wash (NPGS)
1100-1145
Sensors and Systems
Mr. Roger Horman (Naval Surface Weapons Center, Dahlgren Laboratory)
1330-1415
Sensor/Weapon Performance
Prediction and Tactical Decision Aids
Dr. Jurgen Richter (Naval Command, Control, and Ocean Surveillance Center)
1415-1500
Coastal Meteorology
The State of the Science
Dr. David Rogers (Scripps Institution of Oceanography)
1500-1730
SSD/METOC Working Groups (Concurrent)
Models
Atmospheric Effects
Sensor and Weapon Systems
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Thursday, September 14
0730-0800
Plenary Session III Analysis of METOC Trends and Direction
Moderators:
Dr. Ed Whitman (NO96)
CAPT David Kelly (ONR)
0800-0930
STW/SSD Presentations
Working Group Chairs
Models
Atmospheric Effects
Sensor and Weapon Systems
0945-1100
Review of Presentations and Integration of Common Themes
Dr. Ed Whitman
NO96 Technical Director and
Panel of Senior Representatives
1100-1130
Closing Remarks
Dr. Arthur Nowell
Dr. James DeCorpo
Dr. Ed Whitman
