Singapore Aerospace Technology and Engineering Conference (SATEC) 2018

Overview

Singapore  Aerospace  Technology  and  Engineering  Conference   (SATEC)  is  the  premier aviation conference that is held in conjunction with the Singapore Airshow and RSAF 50. It is a platform for  researchers,   aviation  operators   and  practising   aviation  engineers  to  present   and  discuss  key developments  and  advancements in aerospace technology  and  engineering.  The eighth  edition of this biennial conference will be held on  07  February 2018  at the  Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre.

At  the  National  Day  Rally on  20  Aug 2017,  Prime  Minister  Lee  Hsien  Loong  spoke  about  making Singapore a SMART  Nation.   In  line  with  this  initiative,   the  theme  of  SATEC  2018   is   Shaping Aerospace  Through Innovation.  The  key  focus  will be on the  innovative  use of  technology  and  engineering  to  meet  new  and  evolving  challenges  in  the  aerospace   industry.   The  conference  will  feature  a  plenary  session  and  5  breakout  sessions  involving   speakers  from  various   organisations. It  is expected  to attract the  world’s  leading  aviation  groups and companies as well as a regional audience of top military personnel.

 

Objectives

• Provide a platform for engineers and researchers from MINDEF, industry and academia to present key developments in aerospace technology.
• Discuss the latest advancements in aerospace engineering and maintenance practices from leading aerospace companies and R&D institutions.
• Exchange  knowledge  and  establish  networks  to  help  raise their   engineering  competency  and further develop relevant ideas among local and regional companies and institutions.

 

Call-For-Papers (Closed)

The Call-For-Papers exercise is now closed. More details can be found here: SATEC 2018 Call-for-Papers.

The  deadline  for  the  paper  abstract  submission  is   31  October   2017.  Interested  parties,  please complete the SATEC 2018 Abstract Submission Form  and send it to SATEC18_papers@defence.gov.sg

For more information on SATEC 2018’s participation, advertising and sponsorship opportunities, please send in your enquires to: admin@siae.org.sg

 

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Programme

[label]Note: Accurate as of  31 Jan 2018.[/label]

TIME	ACTIVITY
0730	Registration & Coffee/Tea
0830	Welcome Address Military Expert 8 Francis Cheong Head Air Engineering and Logistics (HAEL), Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) Mr Lim Yeow Khee President, Singapore Institute of Aerospace Engineers (SIAE)
0840	Keynote Address by Guest of Honour (GOH) Mr Neo Kian Hong Permanent Secretary (Defence Development), Ministry of Defence, Singapore
0910	Speech by Distinguished Guest Speaker (1) Ingenieur Générale de l’Armement (IGA) Jean-Francois Ripoche Director, Research & Technology (R&T), Strategy Directorate, DGA (France) Speech by Distinguished Guest Speaker (2) Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Dalton President, The Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS)
1000	Tea Break
1030	Speech by Distinguished Guest Speaker (3) Mr Carl E. Burleson Acting Deputy Administrator, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
1050	Plenary Session Dr Peter Weckesser Head of Digital Transformation Office, Airbus Defence and Space   Dr Alan H. Epstein Vice President, Technology and Environment, Pratt & Whitney   Military Expert 7 Timothy Yap Soon Haw Deputy Head Air Engineering & Logistics (Systems Engineering), RSAF
1220	Lunch Break
1330 – 1730	5 Parallel Breakout Sessions Structures and Mechanical Systems UAV / Aerodynamics Propulsion Mission Systems / Virtual Training Innovation and Applicable Technology

For SATEC 18 Booklet, please download here.

 

SATEC 2018 Speakers Papers

Breakout session (PM)

Structures and Mechanical Systems

1) Qualification of Zinc-Nickel as Alternative to Cadmium

Mr Jean Pierre Chaix (DALIC SAS France)

2) Smart Restoration of Defects in Damaged Composite Aero-structures

Dr Hamid Saeedipour (Republic Polytechnic)

3) Smearing Failure of Rolling Element Bearings

ME4 Huang Guoquan (RSAF)

4) Improving Efficiency of Aerospace Paint Shops

Dr Mikhail Khudiakov (PPG Aerospace)

5) Effect of Spray Angle on Cold Spray Coating Properties

Dr Koh Pak Keng (ECK Pte Ltd)

6) Water-free Universal Surface Cleaner by Laser

Prof Hong Minghui (NUS)

7) The Role of Residual Stress Characterisation in Manufacturing Process Development

Dr Dennise Tanoko Ardi (A*STAR)

UAV/ Aerodynamics

1) Vision-Based UAV Formation Control

Dr Sutthiphong Srigrarom (University of Glasgow – Singapore Institute of Technology)

2) Smart Drone Evolution: The Bright Future of the Flying Robots

Mr Chen Junyu (Kiwi Information Technology Co., Ltd)

3) How many Unmanned Air Vehicles can fly in a given airspace?

Dr Gerard Leng (NUS)

4) Countering Drones – A SIGINT-based Solution

Amir Harel (Elbit EW and SIGINT)

5) Enhancements to helicopter aerodynamics – An Leonardo-NTU Research Collaboration

Dr Ng Bing Feng (NTU)

6) Linear Stability Analysis On the Effect of Rotation on the Suppression of Vortex Shedding Around One or Two Cylinders

ME4 Tan Qi Zhi (RSAF)

Propulsion

1) Innovation in Propulsion Technology – ‘More Intelligent and More Electric’

Mr Conrad Banks (Rolls-Royce)

2) An Overview of Additive Technologies at GE

Mr Karl Sheldon (GE Aviation)

3) Testing and Commercialisation of Supersonic and Hypersonic Air Breathing Engine

Mr Pradeep Dass (Space Engine Systems Inc.)

4) Digital Transformation of the Aviation Enterprise

Mr Todd Stiefler (GE Aviation)

5) Innovations and Opportunities for In-Service Support for Military Propulsion Systems

Mr Lars Seumenicht (Rolls-Royce)

6) A one-dimensional stage un-stacking approach to reveal flow angles and speeds in a multistage axial compressor at the design operating point

Mr Koh Fuhai Alan (NTU)

Mission Systems/ Virtual Training

1) Detection Techniques Used in Periscope Detection Radars Installed On Board Maritime Patrol Aircraft

Dr Lee Kar Heng (TBSS Center for Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

2) Using Virtual Reality for Evidence–Based Training in Aviation Line Operations: Moving from Error to Undesired State Management

Dr Chong Chee Leong (Aviation Virtual Pte Ltd)

3) Managing Epistemic Uncertainties in the Underlying Models of System Safety Assessment for Socio-Technical System

ME6 Chris Leong Wai Kiat (RSAF)

4) Automatic Ground Collision Avoidance System

Edward M Griffin (Lockheed Martin Aeronautics)

5) Common Aperture Multispectral Spotter Camera (“Spectro XR”)

Mr Vladimir Petrushevsk (Elbit Systems Electro-Optics ELOP)

6) Go Direct Connectivity Services

Mr Philip Hermann (Honeywell Aerospace)

7) Design and Certification Considerations for Aerostat Operations in Singapore

Mr Benjamin Ang Yong Xiang (DSTA)

Innovation and Applicable Technology

1) Tomorrow’s MRO – The Airbus Approach

Dr Wolfgang Kortas (Airbus)

2) Automating the Visual Inspection of Aircraft

Dr Mark Rice (A*STAR)

3) Robotics with Automation for Airbase Field Operations

Mr Paul Tan (ST Engineering)

4) AI-Powered Damage Assessment for Aircraft

Mr Roger Kong (Kalibre Group)

5) Conceptual Design of a Low-Cost Training Helicopter

ME5 Liu Jianlin (RSAF)

6) Innovation in Maintenance operation through careful engineering of Technologies

Mr Lim Tau Fuie (ST Aerospace)      

For SATEC 18 Booklet, please download here.

 

         

 

 

         

 

 

         

 

 

Conference Details

Please find our conference fees below:

TYPE	PRICE – Single Package	PRICE – Group (min.10 pax)
Commercial Delegate	SGD 850 per pax	SGD 800 per pax
Academic & Research	SGD 400 per pax	SGD 350 per pax
SIAE Members*	SGD 300
Student^	SGD 100 per pax	SGD 50 per pax

 

*Corporate and individual member

^Afternoon session only

 

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The cut off payment is 31 Jan 2018. Please note that conference pass is not confirmed without SIAE email confirmation. Organising team will not be collecting any payment on conference day.

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