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Importance of Shipboard Uninterruptible Power Supply Qualification
May. 12 2023, 10:00 a.m. ET
MIL-spec qualification of mission critical electrical shipboard equipment is often thought of as being limited to environmental tests such as shock, vibration and EMI. While these are undeniably critical aspects of the physical survivability of a system, the electrical performance (which can make or break a critical system) should never be overlooked.
Permission-to-play environmental tests (shock, vibration, and EMI) are very well understood by industry and can be mitigated by using isolated enclosures and special RFI shielding materials. Electrical and environmental performance was re-baselined by NAVSEA in 2017 with the introduction of MIL-DTL-24765B, which defines the grueling tests that will guarantee the U.S Navy the performance, longevity, and reliability they need. These tests go above and beyond the well-known requirements in MIL-STD-1399 and provide clear direction on how an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) should perform and how those parameters are documented.
Navy’s Electrification Transformation
Sept. 15, 2022, 2:00 p.m. ET
Many people don’t know that most of the large ship propulsion was electric as early as the 1900’s. The first aircraft Carrier, the Langley CV-1, was an electric drive battleship converted to an aircraft carrier. These ships used turbo-electric drive, with steam turbines driving generators, connected to motors driving the shafts, and the US industry was a world leader in electric machines and propulsion.
Advancements in Artificial Intelligence and Its Role in the Navy of Today and Tomorrow
Watch the latest episode of our docuseries “The Uncharted,” in our partnership with IBM to show the importance of autonomy at sea.
The Future of Maritime Defense
Dec. , 7 2022, 2:00 p.m. ET
The 2022 Navigation Plan by U.S. Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Michael Gilday calls for a hybrid fleet of more than 350 manned ships and 150 large, unmanned ships. What technology is required for the Navy to integrate throughout this fleet?
Join us in exploring the latest forms of technology the Navy is researching, testing and developing to establish the future of maritime defense.
Advantage at Sea: How Government and Industry are Accelerating DMO
Nov. 2, 2021, 11 a.m. ET
In this session we will discuss how industry is making investments in technology/innovation to complement what the U.S. Navy is doing to close gaps and bring capabilities to the warfighter quickly.
Building the Navy the Nation Needs: Does the Shipbuilding Plan and Budget Get Us There?
Oct. 27, 2021, 2 p.m. ET
The size and construct of the Navy the Nation Needs is one of the most studied issues in the last two decades, and no study in that period has suggested anything other than a Navy larger than what we have today, in order to counter the Great Power Competition threats the U.S. faces.
Improving Cybersecurity in Maritime Tactical Networks, Weapons and Control Systems
Oct. 5, 2021
In this session we will discuss implications and practical steps for applying the recent executive order to improve cybersecurity, including implications for Overmatch.
The Role of Digital in Accelerating Navy Outcomes
April 8, 2021
In this session we will discuss the role of digital, the impact digital is having on the Navy and how digital can continue to improve Navy outcomes in the future.
Shipbuilding Caucus: Current Operational Challenges in Shipbuilding
March 22, 2021
Learn about how COVID-19 and other challenges are affecting the shipbuilding industrial base.
Turning the Tide: A Strategic Vision for the Future of American Maritime Operations
Feb. 24, 2021
The future of our nation’s economic prosperity and national security will be decided in the oceans, archipelagos and Arctic sea lanes where commercial, military and national interests collide.
Why the U.S. Must Become a Sea Power Again
Feb. 10, 2021
Historian and retired Navy captain Dr. Henry J. “Jerry” Hendrix discusses the importance of once again aligning the nation’s strategic outlook to that of a “sea power” in order to effectively and efficiently address the rising threat.
The Uncharted
Episode 7 Debuts Feb. 24
Watch the latest episode of our docuseries “The Uncharted,” in our partnership with IBM to show the importance of autonomy at sea.
The 100th Anniversary of the Jones Act
Nov. 12, 2020
This webinar will explore the Jones Act, starting at its origins and review how its impacted the nation for the last 100 years and what that means for tomorrow.
Naval Cybersecurity
Oct. 27, 2020
Join us as we discuss naval cybersecurity. U.S. military and intelligence missions and organizations are increasingly collecting and sharing information over various network infrastructures, including High Threat Networks.
Shipbuilding Caucus: Sealift
Oct. 6, 2020
A discussion with the Maritime Administration and TRANSCOM, moderated by former Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work.
Shipbuilding
Aug. 25, 2020
How is U.S. naval shipbuilding being reshaped for the future? What ship management, maintenance and ship modernization changes have occurred since the COVID-19 pandemic?
Battle of Midway
June 20, 2020
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Government Matters Joint Webinars
Take a look back at our content in partnership with Government Matters and FedInsider.
NatSec 2020: Coronavirus and Beyond
Rewatch our July 13-17 special on how COVID-19 is impacting national security.
Sea-Air-Space 2020: Virtual Edition
In partnership with Government Matters and FedInsider, a weeklong series curated from Sea-Air-Space 2020 content, which originally aired in April 2020.