Australian Naval Institute

Sharks in the Moat: A Landsman’s View of our Maritime Security Environment General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK AC (Mil) CVO MC (Retd), Governor-General 2014-2019,Former Chief of the Defence Force Peter Cosgrove attended Waverley College in Sydney before graduating from the Royal Military College Duntroon in 1968. He deployed in Malaysia and Vietnam, and Commanded INTERFET in East Timor prior promotion to Chief of Army and later Chief of the Australian Defence Force.

The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinar Series - Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea. 25 November 2020 Webinar 8: Evaluating and Sustaining RAS Capabilities Trials and Evaluation Aspects of RAS with Matthew Bradley (Lead- Ranges, T & E QinetiQ Australia). Sustainment of RAS Systems with Mr Neil Hodges (CEO Blue Zone Group

The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinar Series - Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea. 18 November 2020 Webinar 7: Legal & Ethical Aspects of RAS CMDR Sarah Jane White ( Deputy Director, Directorate of Ops & International Law Defence Legal) Assoc Professor Douglas Guilfoyle (Professor Environmental Politics & International Relations at UNSW Canberra Assoc Professor Kate Devitt, (Chief Scientist Trusted Autonomous Systems at Defence Cooperative Research Centre & Adjunct Assoc Professor at UQ)

The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinar Series - Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea. 11 November 2020 Webinar 6: RAS in the Undersea Domain o The RAS Vision for the Collins and Attack Class Submarines with (Navy speaker to be confirmed). o Theatre ASW - Off board DCL Using Wave Gliders with (speaker to be confirmed).

The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinar Series - Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea. 4 November 2020 Webinar 5: RAS in the Littoral Domain o Naval RAS Capabilities in the Littoral. (Navy speaker to be confirmed). o RAS in the Littoral: An industry Perspective (speaker to be confirmed from Saab).

The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinar Series - Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea. 28 October 2020 Webinar 4: RAS in the Air Domain o Navy’s Air RAS Capabilities & Vision for the Fleet with Commodore Dave Mann (Navy Capability). o Air RAS Capabilities & Trends with Ms Emily Hughes, Director Phantom Works (Boeing Australia).

The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinar Series - Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea. The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinars will comprise eight webinars, providing an overview of Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea (RAS): # 1 Keynote Address # 2 Setting the Scene # 3 Future Capability and Integration # 4 RAS in the Air Domain # 5 RAS in the Littoral Domain; # 6 RAS in the Undersea Domain; # 7 Legal and Ethical Aspects of RAS # 8 Sustaining RAS Capabilities. ALL EVENTS TICKET

The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinar Series - Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea. 21 October 2020 Webinar 3: Future Capability and Integration o RAS Navy’s Future Capability with Rear Admiral Peter Quinn (Head Navy Capability) o Integrating & Delivering hyper-networked, autonomous naval forces with Dr John Best (Chief Technical Officer, Thales Australia).

The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinar Series - Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea. 14 October 2020 Webinar 2: Setting the Scene. Remote and Autonomous Systems (RAS) & Artificial intelligence – Today & in the Future with Professor Jason Scholz (Innovation Professor RMIT University)

The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinar Series - Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea. The 2020 ANI Goldrick Webinars will comprise eight webinars, covering an overview of Remote and Autonomous Systems at Sea. October 7 2020 Webinar 1 : Keynote. Keynote Address by Vice Admiral Michael Noonan (Chief of Navy)

As the First World War was declared, the German East Asia Fleet, under the command of Vice Admiral Von Spee, crossed the Pacific in an attempt to return to Germany. With the exception of the light cruiser Emden which remained to conduct "cruiser warfare", the German fleet shelled Papeete then sailed on to Chile inflicting the first naval defeat for the Royal Navy since the Napoleonic wars at the Battle of Coronel. Presenter: LCDR Desmond Woods RAN

The 2019 ANI Goldrick Seminar - Maritime Trade and its Implications for Australia's Defence - will discuss defence issues associated with the maintenance of Australia's maritime trade. The sessions will cover Contemporary Environment, Protecting Maritime Trade and Policy implications. Speakers will be drawn from senior levels of Defence, academia and industry. As in previous years, the theme was selected by Chief of Navy; an outcomes report will be provided to CN and the proceedings published.