Naval Operations in an Ice-free Arctic Symposium, 17-18 April 2001
On 17 and 18 April 2001 the Oceanographer of the Navy, the Office of Naval Research, the Arctic Research Commission, and the Naval Ice Center co-sponsored a symposium on Naval Operations in an ice-free Arctic. The purpose of the symposium was to evaluate potential U.S. naval operations, provide init...
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ftdtic:ADA526490 2023-05-15T14:32:41+02:00 Naval Operations in an Ice-free Arctic Symposium, 17-18 April 2001 WHITNEY BRADLEY AND BROWN INC RESTON VA 2001-04 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA526490 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA526490 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA526490 Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. DTIC Snow Ice and Permafrost Military Operations Strategy and Tactics *ARCTIC OCEAN *NAVAL OPERATIONS *ARCTIC REGIONS NAVAL AVIATION SYMPOSIA NATIONAL SECURITY DETECTORS ACQUISITION THREATS NAVAL PERSONNEL PERFORMANCE(HUMAN) WEAPON SYSTEMS INTERDICTION NAVIGATION ICE COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS MISSIONS MILITARY CAPABILITIES PROTECTION COMMUNICATION AND RADIO SYSTEMS NAVAL LOGISTICS MILITARY TACTICS SUBMARINES MARINE ENGINEERING SEAKEEPING SONAR SUBSURFACE LAW ENFORCEMENT SHIPPING GREENHOUSE EFFECT DRUG SMUGGLING INDIGENOUS POPULATION MILITARY STRATEGY MILITARY REQUIREMENTS WEAPONS WARFARE *ICE-FREE ARCTIC *NAVIGABLE ARCTIC WITH ICE INFESTED WATERS ARCTIC CHANGE SURFACE WARFARE SUBSURFACE WARFARE INTEGRATED OPERATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE GLOBAL WARMING FREEDOM OF NAVIGATION RIGHT OF TRANSIT PASSAGE BATTLE GROUP TRANSIT NORTHWEST PASSAGE MARITIME INTERDICTION OPERATIONS NONCOMBATANT EVACUATION OPERATIONS Text 2001 ftdtic 2016-02-23T03:01:54Z On 17 and 18 April 2001 the Oceanographer of the Navy, the Office of Naval Research, the Arctic Research Commission, and the Naval Ice Center co-sponsored a symposium on Naval Operations in an ice-free Arctic. The purpose of the symposium was to evaluate potential U.S. naval operations, provide initial guidance in determining potential naval missions, and identify future naval requirements for operations in an ice diminished Arctic. There were fifty military and civilian participants representing the Navy staff, the fleet, program managers, U.S. Coast Guard operators, Arctic subject matter experts, Canadian military and civilian experts and officers from the Royal Navy. Their diligent efforts and willingness to share their insights concerning proposed naval operations in a challenging environment will be invaluable to the development of new concepts, strategies, policies, and programs. Throughout the symposium, participants were required to assess potential needs against operationally driven requirements, identifying and documenting shortfalls and limitations and their impacts on operating in an ice-free Arctic (summer). Facilitator- led discussions assisted in clarifying and refining identified strategies, operational impacts and required capabilities. While the conference focused on an ice-free Arctic, it should be noted that a more correct term is a navigable Arctic with ice infested waters. Sponsored in part by the Naval Ice Center and the Oceanographer of the Navy. Text Arctic Arctic Ocean Climate change Global warming Ice Northwest passage permafrost Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic Arctic Ocean Northwest Passage |
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Snow Ice and Permafrost Military Operations Strategy and Tactics *ARCTIC OCEAN *NAVAL OPERATIONS *ARCTIC REGIONS NAVAL AVIATION SYMPOSIA NATIONAL SECURITY DETECTORS ACQUISITION THREATS NAVAL PERSONNEL PERFORMANCE(HUMAN) WEAPON SYSTEMS INTERDICTION NAVIGATION ICE COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS MISSIONS MILITARY CAPABILITIES PROTECTION COMMUNICATION AND RADIO SYSTEMS NAVAL LOGISTICS MILITARY TACTICS SUBMARINES MARINE ENGINEERING SEAKEEPING SONAR SUBSURFACE LAW ENFORCEMENT SHIPPING GREENHOUSE EFFECT DRUG SMUGGLING INDIGENOUS POPULATION MILITARY STRATEGY MILITARY REQUIREMENTS WEAPONS WARFARE *ICE-FREE ARCTIC *NAVIGABLE ARCTIC WITH ICE INFESTED WATERS ARCTIC CHANGE SURFACE WARFARE SUBSURFACE WARFARE INTEGRATED OPERATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE GLOBAL WARMING FREEDOM OF NAVIGATION RIGHT OF TRANSIT PASSAGE BATTLE GROUP TRANSIT NORTHWEST PASSAGE MARITIME INTERDICTION OPERATIONS NONCOMBATANT EVACUATION OPERATIONS |
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Snow Ice and Permafrost Military Operations Strategy and Tactics *ARCTIC OCEAN *NAVAL OPERATIONS *ARCTIC REGIONS NAVAL AVIATION SYMPOSIA NATIONAL SECURITY DETECTORS ACQUISITION THREATS NAVAL PERSONNEL PERFORMANCE(HUMAN) WEAPON SYSTEMS INTERDICTION NAVIGATION ICE COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS MISSIONS MILITARY CAPABILITIES PROTECTION COMMUNICATION AND RADIO SYSTEMS NAVAL LOGISTICS MILITARY TACTICS SUBMARINES MARINE ENGINEERING SEAKEEPING SONAR SUBSURFACE LAW ENFORCEMENT SHIPPING GREENHOUSE EFFECT DRUG SMUGGLING INDIGENOUS POPULATION MILITARY STRATEGY MILITARY REQUIREMENTS WEAPONS WARFARE *ICE-FREE ARCTIC *NAVIGABLE ARCTIC WITH ICE INFESTED WATERS ARCTIC CHANGE SURFACE WARFARE SUBSURFACE WARFARE INTEGRATED OPERATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE GLOBAL WARMING FREEDOM OF NAVIGATION RIGHT OF TRANSIT PASSAGE BATTLE GROUP TRANSIT NORTHWEST PASSAGE MARITIME INTERDICTION OPERATIONS NONCOMBATANT EVACUATION OPERATIONS Naval Operations in an Ice-free Arctic Symposium, 17-18 April 2001 |
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Snow Ice and Permafrost Military Operations Strategy and Tactics *ARCTIC OCEAN *NAVAL OPERATIONS *ARCTIC REGIONS NAVAL AVIATION SYMPOSIA NATIONAL SECURITY DETECTORS ACQUISITION THREATS NAVAL PERSONNEL PERFORMANCE(HUMAN) WEAPON SYSTEMS INTERDICTION NAVIGATION ICE COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS MISSIONS MILITARY CAPABILITIES PROTECTION COMMUNICATION AND RADIO SYSTEMS NAVAL LOGISTICS MILITARY TACTICS SUBMARINES MARINE ENGINEERING SEAKEEPING SONAR SUBSURFACE LAW ENFORCEMENT SHIPPING GREENHOUSE EFFECT DRUG SMUGGLING INDIGENOUS POPULATION MILITARY STRATEGY MILITARY REQUIREMENTS WEAPONS WARFARE *ICE-FREE ARCTIC *NAVIGABLE ARCTIC WITH ICE INFESTED WATERS ARCTIC CHANGE SURFACE WARFARE SUBSURFACE WARFARE INTEGRATED OPERATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE GLOBAL WARMING FREEDOM OF NAVIGATION RIGHT OF TRANSIT PASSAGE BATTLE GROUP TRANSIT NORTHWEST PASSAGE MARITIME INTERDICTION OPERATIONS NONCOMBATANT EVACUATION OPERATIONS |
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On 17 and 18 April 2001 the Oceanographer of the Navy, the Office of Naval Research, the Arctic Research Commission, and the Naval Ice Center co-sponsored a symposium on Naval Operations in an ice-free Arctic. The purpose of the symposium was to evaluate potential U.S. naval operations, provide initial guidance in determining potential naval missions, and identify future naval requirements for operations in an ice diminished Arctic. There were fifty military and civilian participants representing the Navy staff, the fleet, program managers, U.S. Coast Guard operators, Arctic subject matter experts, Canadian military and civilian experts and officers from the Royal Navy. Their diligent efforts and willingness to share their insights concerning proposed naval operations in a challenging environment will be invaluable to the development of new concepts, strategies, policies, and programs. Throughout the symposium, participants were required to assess potential needs against operationally driven requirements, identifying and documenting shortfalls and limitations and their impacts on operating in an ice-free Arctic (summer). Facilitator- led discussions assisted in clarifying and refining identified strategies, operational impacts and required capabilities. While the conference focused on an ice-free Arctic, it should be noted that a more correct term is a navigable Arctic with ice infested waters. Sponsored in part by the Naval Ice Center and the Oceanographer of the Navy. |
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WHITNEY BRADLEY AND BROWN INC RESTON VA |
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Naval Operations in an Ice-free Arctic Symposium, 17-18 April 2001 |
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Naval Operations in an Ice-free Arctic Symposium, 17-18 April 2001 |
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Naval Operations in an Ice-free Arctic Symposium, 17-18 April 2001 |
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Naval Operations in an Ice-free Arctic Symposium, 17-18 April 2001 |
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Naval Operations in an Ice-free Arctic Symposium, 17-18 April 2001 |
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naval operations in an ice-free arctic symposium, 17-18 april 2001 |
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2001 |
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http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA526490 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA526490 |
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Arctic Arctic Ocean Northwest Passage |
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Arctic Arctic Ocean Northwest Passage |
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Arctic Arctic Ocean Climate change Global warming Ice Northwest passage permafrost |
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Arctic Arctic Ocean Climate change Global warming Ice Northwest passage permafrost |
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http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA526490 |
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