DTIC ADA266094: The Army Research Laboratory Presents Proceedings of the Advance Planning Briefing for Industry, Providing Technology to the Soldier

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The Army Research Laboratory presents proceedings of the
Advance Planning Briefing for Industry "Providing Technology
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Proceedings APBI held at the Naval Surface Warfare Center, White Oak, Maryland
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13.ABSTRACT tAaximumZOOtwrds) The theme of the Advance Planning Briefing for Industry is "The
Army Research Laboratory - Providing Technology for the Soldier." The objectives of the
Advance Planning Briefing for Industry are to: a. Introduce the U.S. Army Research Lab-
ratory (ARL); b. Present technologies in which ARL has an interest and is planning to
pursue for the mid-and long term; c. Show planning budgets for these new technologies;
e. Give the private sector and the academic community a preview in order to make sure tha
industrial and academic research and development investments coincide with the needs of th
U.S. Army; f. Give the private sector and the academic community an opportunity to meet
with the directorate executives, engineers and scientists who are responsible for the ARL
business areas and are working on the new technologies.
This briefing was designated for industry executives and academic research manager in-
volved in advance planning along with scientific and engineering management responsible
for cooperative and independent R&D efforts.
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AMC: Battle Labs; Weapons Technology; Sensors, Signatures and 224
information processing (S31), Materials, Propulsion; Battlefield IS.PRICECODE
Flui. -nn r nd Power Sources-Human Research
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Approved for Public Release: Distribution is Unlimited
U.S. ARMY RESEARCH LABORATORY (ARL)
ADVANCE PLANING BRIEFING FOR INDUSTRY (APBI)
27-28 JANUARY 1993
NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER AUDITORIUM
WHITE OAK, MARYLAND
27 JANUARY 1993
4:00-6:00 Early Registration
Maryland Inn-Laurel
Laurel, Maryland
6:00-8:00 Reception
Maryland Inn-Laurel
28 JANUARY 1993
7:00-9:00 Registration
Naval Surface Warfare Center,
White Oak, Maryland
7:50 Administrative Remarks Mr. Melvyn J. Shichtman,
Technical and Industrial
Liaison Officer
8:00-8:05 Welcome COL William J. Miller,
Deputy Director,
U.S. Army Research
Laboratory
8:05-8:25 Keynote, Reshaping Our Business LTG Leo J.Pigaty,
Deputy Commander, U.S.
Army Materiel Command
8:25-8:45 Battle Labs - The User's COL William D. Hubbard
Perspective on Technology Director, Battle Lab
Integration and
Technology Directorate,
U.S. Army Training
and Doctrine Command
8:45-9:15 ARL Overview Mr. Bruce M. Fonoroff
Directorate Executive,
Advanced Concepts and
Plans (ACAP)
9:15-9:45 Interfacing with ARL Dr. Alan J. Goldman,
Chief, Technology
Transfer Division,
Advanced Concepts and
Plans Directorate
9:45-10:00 Break
10:00-10:30 Weapons Technology Dr. John Frasier,
Directorceq Executive,
Weapons Technology
10:30-11:10 Sensors, Signatures, Signal and Mr. Richard D. Slife
Information Processing and Assistant Director
Battlefield Combat Identification for Programh, Sensors,
Signatures, Signal and
Information Processing
11:10-11:40 Materials Mr. Lawrence D. Johnson
Directorate Executive,
Materials
11:40-12:10 Vehicle Propulsion Mr. George A. Dobula,
Directorate Executive
(acting), Vehicle
Propulsion
12:10-12:40 Battlefield Environment COL Ronald Evans,
Directorate Executive,
Battlefield Environment
12:40-1:45 Lunch
1:45-2:15 Electronics and Power Sources Dr. Clare Thornton,
Directorate Executive,
Electronics and Power
Sources
2:15-2:45 Human Research and Engineering Dr. Robin L. Keesee,
Directorate Executive,
Human Research and
Engineering
2:45-3:15 Vehicle Structures Dr. Wolf Elber,
Directorate Executive,
Vehicle Structures
3:15-3:30 Break
3:30-4:00 Advanced Computational and Dr. Andrew Mark
Informational Science Chief (acting),
Simulation Technology
Division, Advanced
Computational and
Informational Science
Directorate
4:00-4:30 Survivability/Lethality Analysis Dr. Jack Wade,
Directorate Executive
(acting),
Survivability/
Lethality Analysis
4:30-4:45 Wrap up COL Miller
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