Main Conference: 24-25 February 2015 Post-Conference Workshop: 26 February 2015

Venue: Marriott Hotel Kensington, London, UK

SUPPORTING INFRASTRUCTURE, ENERGY AND

FORCE SUSTAINMENT OBJECTIVES
J Register Today to Benefit From:

Speakers List:

First-hand perspectives on the current challenges facing military

engineers in deployed and non-deployed contexts, from a cross-section of
international perspectives

Air Vice Marshal Elaine West,

Director Programmes and Projects,
DIO, UK MoD

Comprehensive consideration of the sustainment of permanent and

expeditionary infrastructure: Learn how the latest practices can reduce
through-life cycle cost and increase efficiency

Colonel Chas Story,

Assistant Director Military
Engineering, Combat Support,
British Army

Expert insight into the latest developments in operational energy:

Learn how transforming the supply and management of power can increase
resilience, reduce costs and save lives

Colonel Jim Burke,

Director of Engineering,
Irish Defence Forces

Networking with peers in an informal environment to exchange information

and know-how and to keep up to date with the latest technological
developments and implementation efforts

Colonel Stuart Browse,

Deputy Head Capability Plans,
UK MoD

J Key Topics To Be Considered Include:

Colonel David Brambell,

Commander 170 Infrastructure
Support Engineer Group,
British Army

Force Support and Sustainment: Infrastructure, Energy and Water

The conference programme includes international case studies on the
construction, management and sustainment of home bases and expeditionary
camps. What is best practice to maximise capability and minimise cost? Which
new technologies for energy, water and infrastructure management can be
utilised in future service and operations?
Challenges of the Modern Military Engineer: Disaster Response,
Civil-Military Engagement and Maintaining Capabilities
Focusing on the diverse roles performed by the modern engineer, the
conference programme dedicates bespoke sessions to the examination
of recent operational experiences in combat zones. The objective of these
sessions is to help participants to gain an understanding of capability and
performance within the context of constrained budgets and high demand.

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in a group will enjoy greater discounts!

Desmond Keyes,
Program Manager, Army
Operational Energy and
Contingency Basing Office,
US DoD
Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd
Chubbs, Staff Officer,
Environmental Management,
SHAPE JENG Division, NATO
Lieutenant Colonel Arne
Wessner, Environmental Director,
FMV
Lieutenant Colonel Nicolas
Henry, Deputy Director,
NATO Energy Security Centre
of Excellence
Lieutenant Colonel Karsten
Phillips, Infrastructure
Staff Officer, Infrastructure
Environmental Protection and
Services Division, Bundeswehr

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Dear Colleagues,
Whilst conducting research for the 2015 conference, it became clear that
there was a significant gap that the community wanted filling.
The conversation kept returning to operational efficiency and how the
management of infrastructure, energy and water had become one of the
most pressing issues of our time. As an inescapable responsibility that the
deployed force must now face up to, I was surprised to find so little coverage
of these issues in the marketplace.
It is therefore with great pleasure that I introduce you to Defence IQs Military
Engineering 2015 conference; the forum that bridges the gap by creating
a business environment where the end-user and the solution provider
can come together to tackle the mission-critical challenges of operational
efficiency and force sustainment, head on.
By juxtaposing the ever-changing role of the future for the military engineer
with the experiences of recent operations, it is the ambition of the conference
to highlight lessons learned and CONOPS in order to better support
operational efficiency drives of the future, whilst also maintaining a special
focus on the technology helping us to apply this efficiency worldwide.
Expect guest presentations to consider the latest developments in strategic
and tactical applications of engineering solutions, feedback from forward
operating bases used for recent operations, and international perspectives
on the transformation of the relationship between military operations and
energy. The insight proves yet more fascinating when placed into the context
of both national and collaborative efforts!
In addition our speakers will also address the challenges of providing support
to disaster relief contingencies and how the role of the engineer has evolved
to become the point of engagement between countries, communities and
militaries.
The Military Engineering 2015 conference represents an excellent opportunity
to meet international colleagues, benchmark success, and to build
relationships with other militaries and the vendor community.
We will be welcoming operators from across Europe, North America and the
world to participate in practical discussions around common challenges and
available solutions and I invite you to share in this with us.
I am looking forward to welcoming you in February!
Kind Regards,

Speakers List:
Air Vice Marshal Elaine West,
Director Programmes and Projects,
DIO, UK MoD
Colonel Chas Story,
Assistant Director Military Engineering,
Combat Support, British Army
Colonel Jim Burke,
Director of Engineering,
Irish Defence Forces
Colonel Stuart Browse,
Deputy Head Capability Plans,
UK MoD
Colonel David Brambell,
Commander 170 Infrastructure Support
Engineer Group, British Army
Desmond Keyes,
Program Manager, Army Operational
Energy and Contingency Basing Office
Army G-4, US DoD
Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd
Chubbs, Staff Officer, Environmental
Management, SHAPE JENG Division,
NATO
Lieutenant Colonel Arne Wessner,
Environmental Director, FMV
Lieutenant Colonel Nicolas Henry,
Deputy Director, NATO Energy
Security Centre of Excellence
Lieutenant Colonel Karsten
Phillips, Infrastructure Staff Officer,
Infrastructure Environmental Protection
and Services Division, Bundeswehr
Major Joerg Warstat,
Civil-Military Cooperation Centre of
Excellence, NATO
Major Tobin Flinn,
Operations Officer, Seattle District
(NWS), US Army Corps of Engineers

Sophie Stewart
Conference Director
Military Engineering 2015

Mr David Adair,
DACOS J8, PJHQ,
UK MoD
Dr. Naznoush Habashian,
Head of Research and Development
Joint Environmental Department, FMV

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International Officer, SPS Advisor, Smart
Energy Team, NATO
Dr Christos Makropoulos,
Assistant Professor in Hydroinformatics,
Department of Water Resources,
School of Civil Engineering,
National Technical University of
Athens
Mr Mehmet Kinaci,
Senior Analyst, Allied Command
Transformation, NATO

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Conference Day One: 24th February 2015

08:30 Coffee and Registration
09:00 Chairmans Opening Remarks
SESSION ONE: THE HOST NATION PERSPECTIVE
09:10 KEYNOTE ADDRESS: A New Paradigm? - Sustaining

Infrastructure on the Home Base

How might the delivery of major programmes be improved to
ensure the highest standards for the best value

Evaluating the challenges of sustaining infrastructure in the
Home Base context

Consideration of DIOs recent positive experience engaging a
strategic business partner to drive forward better delivery of
infrastructure on the home base

What might such business partnerships mean for future
sustainable development?

Air Vice Marshal Elaine West, Director Programmes and
Projects, DIO, UK MoD and Colonel Stuart Browse, Deputy Head

Capability Plans, UK MoD
10:00 Engineering Infrastructure on Operations: The British in
Afghanistan

Introduction to the groups remit to deliver infrastructure
engineering support to deployed joint task forces

Examining the current operational context: Linking lessons
learned to contingent and future capabilities

Overcoming the challenges of working with local contractors
within the Provisional Reconstruction Team in Helmand Province

Colonel David Brambell, Commander 170 Infrastructure Support

Engineer Group, British Army
10:30 MORNING COFFEE AND NETWORKING
11:15 Military Engineering Development Context as the British

Army Restructures For Future Operations

Restructuring the role of military engineers within the British Army

Evaluating engineering support for the deployed force: Concepts
of capability, including the conflict between operational demand
and sustainable technology

Changing approaches to power, water, waste and logistics to
improve energy efficiency for the British Army

Colonel Chas Story, Assistant Director Military Engineering,

Combat Support, British Army
11:45 Panel Discussion: British Approaches to the Provision of

Infrastructure Home and Expeditionary Bases

This exclusive panel discussion showcases UK perspectives on force

support and sustainment in both the domestic and expeditionary

contexts. How are the British Army and the UK MoD gearing up for

the future and what solutions can enable stakeholders to overcome

shared challenges?

Panel Introductions

Opening contributions highlighting the different perspectives on
shared challenges

Consideration of the conflict between operational demand and
sustainable technology

The impediments to transforming the inefficiency and lamentable
quality of the current provision of power

What will future programmes change for accommodation, power
and water to improve user utility as well as energy efficiency?

What recent experiences mean for future funding and
development of new solutions for accommodation, energy, water
and waste requirements

The challenges of delivering significant change projects, including
energy infrastructure

Panellists include:

Air Vice Marshal Elaine West, Director Programmes and Projects,

DIO, UK MoD

Colonel Stuart Browse, Deputy Head Capability Plans, UK MoD

Colonel Chas Story, Assistant Director Military Engineering,

Combat Support, British Army

Colonel David Brambell, Commander 170 Infrastructure Support

Engineer Group, British Army

Mr David Adair, DACOS J8, PJHQ, UK MoD

12:55 NETWORKING LUNCH

SESSION TWO: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON MILITARY
ENGINEERING
14:10 Maintaining Irish Military Engineering Capabilities to Meet

the Demands of Future Contingencies

Insight into the current position of military engineering within the
Irish Defence Forces

Challenges experienced by small states when maintaining military
engineering capabilities at home and overseas

Irish Defence Forces commitment to providing engineering
infrastructure for overseas deployments: Projected facts and
figures for 2015-2020

Colonel Jim Burke, Director of Engineering, Irish Defence
Forces
14:40 The Bundeswehr Approach to Flexible and Efficient Camp

Infrastructure for Operations

Responsibilities for construction and operation of camps: Brief
overview of the new structure of the Bundeswehr

Experience with construction and operation of camp infrastructure
in the context of constantly changing operational demands

New approaches to the provision of camp infrastructure: Flexibly,
quickly and efficiently

Lieutenant Colonel Karsten Phillips, Infrastructure Staff Officer,

Infrastructure Environmental Protection and Services Division,

Bundeswehr
15:10 AFTERNOON COFFEE AND NETWORKING
15:55 The Importance of Civil-Military Engagement for the Military
Engineer

Introduction to the work of CIMIC COE

The development of doctrine based on operational experience to
improve the ability of military engineers to successfully engage
with civilian actors, in any given operating environment

The interoperability challenges of engineering at the intersection
of civil-military engagement

Reflecting on NATO experiences of civil-military interaction on
recent operations

Major Joerg Warstat, Civil-Military Cooperation Centre of
Excellence, NATO
16:25 Understanding the FEST-A Team Concept for Expeditionary
Engineering

What is the concept of operations (CONOPS) for using FEST-A
teams?

How to bring rapidly deployable engineering skills into the theatre
of operations

Insights from the contingency environment and how to apply
lessons learned for engineers

Overcoming the challenges of expeditionary engineering in
Afghanistan in order to best support wider operations

Major Tobin Flinn, Operations Officer, Seattle District, USACE,

US Army
16:55 Chairmans Closing Remarks and End of Day One

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Conference Day Two: 25th February 2015

08:50 Coffee and Registration

12:15 NETWORKING LUNCH

09:20 Chairmans Opening Remarks

13:15 Building Relationships Across the Defence Establishment to

Transform the Militarys Environmental Impact

Changing mindsets and attitudes: Discussion of the advantages of
collaboration with partners in the defence industry

Connections between military leadership and governmental
authorities in the environmental field

What is the Swedish defence sector? Consideration of
participating authorities and working structure

Thoughts about the importance of the defence sector as a vital
part of a sustainable Swedish Society

Innovative examples: Consideration of some of the on-going
projects in energy, education and chemical fields

Lieutenant Colonel Arne Wessner, Environmental Director

Swedish Armed Forces, FMV

SESSION THREE: INTERNATIONAL FOCUS ON INFRASTRUCTURE,

ENERGY AND WATER
09:30 Transforming Operational Energy and Contingency Basing to

Best Support the Warfighter

US Army goals for energy reduction: How much by when?

Developing new approaches for contingency basing to better
support the force

How the US Army are balancing operational requirements with the
push for greater efficiency

Making energy and basing a force multiplier in future operating
environments

Mr Desmond Keyes, Program Manager, Army Operational Energy

and Contingency Basing Office, US DoD
10:00 Energy Efficiency and Innovations: From Lessons Learned to

a New Military Capability

Overview of the work of the NATO Energy Security Centre of
Excellence: Including the recent addition of the UK as sponsoring
partner and Georgia as a contributing member

NATOs Smart Energy strategy and opportunities for accelerating
smart energy technologies and solutions

NATO efforts to help lower fuel and electricity consumption for
its member states by considering the use of cutting-edge energy-
saving technologies such as micro grids, energy storage systems
and portable power solutions

Lieutenant Colonel Nicolas Henry, Deputy Director, NATO Energy

Security Centre of Excellence, NATO
10:30 MORNING COFFEE AND NETWORKING
11:15 Establishing Environmental Protection and Operational

Energy at a Strategic Headquarters: Working with and

Implementing Transformation

How Environmental Management works in NATO

Operational energy developments on NATO operations as an
example of what can be achieved

The challenges of transforming operational energy within the
NATO framework

Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd Chubbs, Staff Officer, Environmental

Management, SHAPE JENG Division, NATO
11:45 Transforming Water Supply Through the Integration of

Distributed Water Management Technology

Introduction to Greek water efficiency and camp management
efforts

Trials and Tests of new water solutions: The Smart Blue Camp

Insight into the conceptual shift of combined energy and water
management at development scale

The importance of calibrating tools for near real-time conditions

Dr Christos Makropoulos, Assistant Professor in Hydroinformatics,

Department of Water Resources, School of Civil Engineering,

National Technical University of Athens

13:45 Demonstrating the Importance of Sustainability as a Force

Multiplier in Order to Change Military Attitudes towards
Green

The Swedish approach to making defence sustainable

The environmental challenge (energy, water and waste) for
deploying forces

How to overcome the challenge of embedding environmental
concerns into military operations

Ms. Naznoush Habashian, Head of Research and Development

Joint Environmental Department, FMV
14:15 AFTERNOON COFFEE AND NETWORKING
15:00 Placing Military Energy Efficiency in the Context of Future

Energy Security

Allied Command Transformations efforts to build military energy
efficiency into long-term planning for the alliance

Consideration of the future energy security context as it shapes
the need for greater energy efficiency

Energy efficiency as a force multiplier

Lessons learned from recent operations and the importance of
considering energy security in strategic foresight

Mr Mehmet Kinaci, Senior Analyst, Allied Command
Transformation, NATO
15:30 NATOs Green Defence Framework

Introduction to the Smart Energy Teams advisory role for NATO
efforts to help lower fuel and electricity consumption through
multinational smart energy projects

How do environmental protection and energy efficiency strengthen
NATOs missions?

NATO activities and standards contributing to Green Defence

Applying lessons learned to develop future standards and
integrating these standards into upcoming exercises in order to
best prepare for future operations

Dr Susanne Michaelis, Officer, SPS Advisor. Emerging Security

Challenges Division, Smart Energy Team, NATO
16:00 Chairmans Closing Remarks and the End of Day Two

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Graphene Workshop, places are limited
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Post Conference Workshop: 09:00-12:30 | 26th February 2015

Graphene in Military Engineering and Defence, Beyond the Sticky Tape
- From Production to Applications
Workshop Leader: Dr Ania Servant, National Graphene Institute
This workshop will provide critical information on the potential of Graphene for military engineering applications including its scientific
properties and significance for energy generation and storage;future construction materials, chemical detection including IEDs,
infrastructure, mobility vehicles, purification, power storage.
Why Graphene?

Attend the workshop to:

Fascination with this material stems from its remarkable physical properties
and the potential applications these properties offer for the future. Although
scientists knew that one atom thick, two-dimensional crystal graphene
existed; no-one had worked out how to extract it from graphite. That was until
it was isolated in 2004 by two Russian-born researchers at The University of
Manchester, Andre Geim and Kostya Novoselov.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of graphene as a revolutionary new

material with extraordinary potential for the defence sector

Graphene is the worlds first 2D material. Since its isolation in 2004 it has
captured the attention of scientists and researchers worldwide. It is ultralight, yet incredible tough. It is 200 times stronger than steel, yet incredibly
flexible. It is fire resistant yet retains heat. It is a superb conductor, yet not
even helium can pass through it.
When graphene is used alone or combined with other materials or
substances the possibilities are infinite. Graphene absorbs light and retains
it as energy. Add this to strength and flexibility and bendable mobile phones
and cameras with enormous battery life are ever closer. So are wearable
electronics, clothing that communicates, and solar cells made which could
double the maximum efficiency of silicon cells.
So, in summary, Graphene:
Protects and conducts. It means advanced paints could both reduce
corrosion and increase energy efficiency.
Detects. It could create sensors that can detect even minute traces of
gases or dangerous chemicals, or sustainable food packaging that can let
you know when food has gone off.
Has enormous potential when used as a membrane to separate liquids.
It could see huge progress in water purification and treatment, and even
provide more efficient desalination plants.
Has low weight and high strength. Harnessed with polymers and
composites it could make numerous forms of transport safer and more
fuel efficient.
Could revolutionise medicine. Nanotechnology is set to transform medical
procedures. Drugs could be delivered to specific targeted cells. Graphene
could pave the way for a step change in the treatment of cancer and
conditions such as Parkinsons.
Benefits of Attending
Graphene is transitioning from a material for research and development
and fast becoming an essential component of military equipment that will
transform capabilities and improve operational effectiveness. For the military
engineer, understanding this material and how it can be applied will support
your role enabling, sustaining, protecting and powering the mission.

Discover the applications of graphene from membranes and graphene

based structures for energy storage in the form of batteries and
supercapacitators
Expand your knowledge and understanding of the cutting-edge science
underpinning the material that will soon be part of every-day military
equipment and engineering
Interact with global subject matter experts and consider the potential of
graphene for infrastructural solutions
Workshop Leader Bio: Dr Ania Servant, Knowledge Exchange Fellow,
National Graphene Institute, University of Manchester
After completing her Master of Sciences (MSc.) from the Ecole Nationale
Superieure de Chimie de Paris and a Master of Research (MRes.) from
Pierre et Marie Curie University Ania was awarded a Marie Curie Fellowship
to pursue a PhD training in Queen Mary University on the development of
novel micro/nanoparticles for catalysis and biomimetic applications. Following
the completion of her PhD in June 2010, Ania worked as a post-doctoral
research associate for over two years in the Nanomedicine Lab at UCL
School of Pharmacy, under the supervision of Professor Kostas Kostarelos.
There her work focussed on functionalising carbon nanomaterials including
graphene and carbon nanotubes for biomedical applications such as novel
delivery vectors and diagnostic agents. In November 2012, she was awarded
a EPSRC Post-doctoral Fellowship to pursue her studies for another year in
the Nanomedicine lab on the development of injectable graphene hydrogel
hybrids for on-demand drug delivery.
Ania has been the Knowledge Exchange fellow for the National Graphene
Institute (NGI) since December 2013. In this role she is responsible
for generating opportunities for knowledge exchange between the NGI
and industrial and commercial partners as well as participating in the
development of a sustainable, long term knowledge exchange capability
within the institute. As such, she is involved in conducting a number of
short term applied projects in partnership with a diverse range of industrial
partners looking to investigate the use of graphene and its derivatives for
a range of applications. In addition, she is involved in co-ordinating larger
scale externally funded knowledge exchange application projects as well as
contributing to these projects in collaboration with colleagues from the School
of Materials, Physics, Computer Science, Bio and Life Sciences, and other
university departments.

Future developments are expected to further revolutionise the world of

military engineering and graphenes potential applications will affect every
area of an engineers responsibility by changing the materials used for
construction, the vehicles used for mobility, the management of power and
energy efficiency, and even by changing the way that water is purified. It
can also be used for detecting dangerous chemicals including those used in
improvised explosive devices!

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IQPC Bank details: HSBC Bank, 67 George Street, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1HG. United Kingdom.
Sort Code: 40 38 18, Account No: 51304143 IBAN Code: GB59 MIDL 4038 1851 3041 43
Swift Code: MIDLGB2112V Account name: International Quality & Productivity Centre Ltd.

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Please read the information listed below as each booking is subject to IQPC Ltd
standard terms and conditions. Payment Terms: Upon completion and return
of the registration form, full payment is required no later than 5 business days
from the date of invoice. Payment of invoices by means other than by credit card,
or purchase order (UK Plc and UK government bodies only) will be subject to a
49 (plus VAT) per delegate processing fee. Payment must be received prior to
the conference date. We reserve the right to refuse admission to the conference
if payment has not been received. IQPC Cancellation, Postponement and
Substitution Policy: You may substitute delegates at any time by providing
reasonable advance notice to IQPC. For any cancellations received in writing
not less than eight (8) days prior to the conference, you will receive a 90% credit
to be used at another IQPC conference which must occur within one year from
the date of issuance of such credit. An administration fee of 10% of the contract
fee will be retained by IQPC for all permitted cancellations. No credit will be
issued for any cancellations occurring within seven (7) days (inclusive) of the
conference. In the event that IQPC cancels an event for any reason, you will
receive a credit for 100% of the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for
another IQPC event to be mutually agreed with IQPC, which must occur within
one year from the date of cancellation. In the event that IQPC postpones an
event for any reason and the delegate is unable or unwilling to attend in on
the rescheduled date, you will receive a credit for 100% of the contract fee
paid. You may use this credit for another IQPC event to be mutually agreed with
IQPC, which must occur within one year from the date of postponement. Except
as specified above, no credits will be issued for cancellations. There are no
refunds given under any circumstances. IQPC is not responsible for any loss or
damage as a result of a substitution, alteration or cancellation/postponement of
an event. IQPC shall assume no liability whatsoever in the event this conference
is cancelled, rescheduled or postponed due to a fortuitous event, Act of God,
unforeseen occurrence or any other event that renders performance of this
conference impracticable, illegal or impossible. For purposes of this clause,
a fortuitous event shall include, but not be limited to: war, fire, labour strike,
extreme weather or other emergency. Please note that while speakers and topics
were confirmed at the time of publishing, circumstances beyond the control of
the organizers may necessitate substitutions, alterations or cancellations of
the speakers and/or topics. As such, IQPC reserves the right to alter or modify
the advertised speakers and/or topics if necessary without any liability to you
whatsoever. Any substitutions or alterations will be updated on our web page as
soon as possible. Discounts: All Early Bird Discounts require payment at time
of registration and before the cut-off date in order to receive any discount. Any
discounts offered by IQPC (including team discounts) also require payment at
the time of registration. Discount offers cannot be combined with any other offer.

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