CDR s.g CORNEZ (BEN) UNCLAS 1


Maritime Security a European

perspective &

Underwater Vehicle Applications CDR s.g CORNEZ Director Naval Mine Warfare Center of Excellence

Introduction to the NATO Centre of

Excellence in Naval Mine Warfare -

capacity and products

Insight into the evolution of the current

MCM capability

UXV’s use in MCM - REA (Rapid

Environment Assessment)

Future developments for MCM capability

CDR s.g CORNEZ (BEN)


Centre of Excellence

“A COE is a nationally or multinationally sponsored entity, which offers recognised expertise and experience to the benefit of the Alliance, especially in support of transformation.”

“A COE is not part of the NATO Command Structure…” MCM 236-3, dated 4 Dec 2003

MC CONCEPT FOR CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE


1. Joint Air Power Competence Centre (JAPCC / DEU) 2. Defence Against Terrorism (DAT / TUR) 3. Naval Mine Warfare (EGUERMIN / BEL) 4. Combined Joint Operations from the Sea (CJOS / USA) 5. Civil Military Cooperation (CIMIC / NLD) 6. Cold Weather Operations (CWO / NOR) 7. Joint Chemical Biological Radiation & Nuclear Defence COE (JCBRN / CZE) 8. Air Operations Analysis and Simulation Centre (CASPOA / FRA) 9. Command & Control COE (C2 / NLD) 10. Cooperative Cyber Defense COE (CCD / EST) 11. Operations in Confined and Shallow Waters COE (CSW / DEU) 12. Military Engineering COE (MILENG / DEU) 13. Military Medicine (MILMED / HUN) 14. Human Intelligence COE (HUMINT / ROU) 15. Explosive Ordnance Disposal COE (EOD / SVK) 16. Counter – Improvised Explosive Devices COE (C-IED / ESP)

1. Mountain Warfare COE (MW / SVN) 2. Military Police (MP / POL) 3. Logistics COE (LOG/ HUN)

Total: 20

1. Modeling and Simulation (M&S / ITA)

NATO Accredited

MOU Negotiations

Concept Development

Current COE Status

CDR s.g CORNEZ (BEN) ROME JAN 2011 UNCLAS 8 ASW CONF LONDON DEC 2010

UNCLAS 8

COE Locations and Status

NATO accredited Accreditation process

MOU negotiation Initial consideration & Concept development

CWO

Bodø/ NOR

JAPCC

Kalkar / DEU

MW

Ljubljana / SVN

M&S

Rome / ITA

EOD

Trencin / SVK

HUMINT

Oradea / ROM

C-IED

Madrid / SPA

CASPOA

Paris / FRA

CJOS

Norfolk / USA

C2

Ede / NLD

CIMIC

Enschede / NLD

NMW

Oostende / BEL

MILENG

Ingolstadt / DEU

JCBRN

Vyskov / CZE

MILMED

Budapest / HUN

DAT

Ankara / TUR

CCD

Tallinn / EST

CSW

Kiel / DEU

MP

Minsk Maz./

POL

LOG

Veszprem /

HUN


Teach and train Individuals of all levels and Crews of Mine Counter

Measures Vessels or Staff in Naval Mine Warfare.

To advise and assist National and NATO Commands

NMW COE Mission

9


Australia, Egypt, Finland, India, Japan,

Malaysia, Morocco, New Zealand, Pakistan,

Singapore, Sweden, Ukraine.

NATO Clients:

Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Denmark,

Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy,

Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Portugal,

Rumania, Spain, Turkey, UK, USA.

Non-NATO Clients:

10


TRANSNET https://transnet.act.nato.int/WISE/TNB


EVOLUTION CURRENT MCM

Evolution of the threat

Available Assets / Current fleet

Evolution of technology / R&D prospects

Main procurement programs


SADAF 02

Russian M08


EVOLUTION of the MINE TREATH

Geopolitical : Implosion of the USSR

and proliferation of the ex-USSR Mines

Technical evolution

– insensitive explosives

– Stealthy mines

– Improvements of sensors


AVAILABLE ASSETS

CURRENT FLEET

Ageing fleet (FrBeNl CMT 25y)

Shortfalls irt expeditionary ops

Small Number of platform (Ge, Nl, Be,…. )

Less training opportunities

Less availability

Lack of minesweeping capability


EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY



Autonomous Underwater Vehicles:

Replacement of current MCM by systems of AUVs

Sensors - Embedded Processing

Planning and Assessment (common tools)

Autonomy (robustness within environment)

C2

Multi-user communications (incl Standards)

Gateway communications (command redirect)


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EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY Bio-inspired Engineering: Manta Machines

http://www.mae.virginia.edu/NewMAE/?p=975





• Pre-processing algorithm

• Automating the process of data gathering with accurate geo location

• Exploit the on board intelligence, by making decisions on line based on real time interpretation of sensor data

• Risk evaluation

SONARBELL®


MAIN PROCUREMENT

PROGRAMS

No revolutionary concepts

Modernisation of existing systems

(capability update)

Reintroduction

of minesweeping?

Integration of UUV/AUV-systems

Little budget for new ideas

NMW awareness programs


Autonomous Underwater Vehicles


AUV in MCM

Harbor protection

Traditional MCM

VSW MCM

REA


UNCLAS 23

Mine threat assessments

using REA and MCM

information


UNCLAS 24

SLOC


UNCLAS 25

AUV/ RCIMS?


UNCLAS 26


UNCLAS 27

0-40m


UNCLAS 28

>40m


UNCLAS 29


UNCLAS 30


UNCLAS 31


UNCLAS 32


UNCLAS 33


FUTURE MCM CAPABILITY (1)

Lack of strategic guidance (COE NMW)

Long Term capability Requirement Study (LTRS)

Technology for standoff MCM

Force Protection (self defense)

TG integrated MCM capability

Development of scenarios

Development of MCM concepts


STAND-OFF NMCM

MCM dedicated ship Ship of opportunity Non dedicated ship Shore

(A)USSV (A)USV

AUV (A)UAV


FUTURE MCM CAPABILITY (2)

Promising TG integrated standoff MCM

Dedicated platforms

LCS (dedicated to MCM ops)

Portable systems (SAM 3)

EDA

“drone porte-drone Sterenn Du”


“Sterenn du”


NMW COE (EGUERMIN)

3de & 23ste Linieregimentsplein

8400 Oostende

Belgium

Web: www.eguermin.org

Tel : + 32 (0) 59563433

Fax : + 32 (0) 59563430

Email : [email protected]



Corporate Email : [email protected]

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• ‘With sufficient

Bravery and Courage,

the mine threat can

be successfully

ignored’

• REAR ADMIRAL

FARRAGUT, USN

(1801-1870)

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