Abstract Submission - International Naval Engineering Conference and Exhibition (INEC) 2022 - 8-10 Nov 2022
The Technical Advisory Committee encourages abstracts from all areas of industry, academia and government. Prospective authors are invited to submit titles, keywords and synopses of between 250 and 500 words, with text only to the INEC & iSCSS 2022 Technical Advisory Committee online.

The abstract should introduce the topic and its relevance, the proposed method or approach to be discussed in the paper and the expected results and (direction of the) conclusions. Successful authors will be asked to develop their abstract and submit a full technical paper of up to 4000 words.  All papers will be reviewed based on technical quality, relevance and their potential for generating interest and discussion.  Some papers may be included in IMarEST publications after the conference, subject to the author(s)’ permission.  All presentations will be in the English language.


Abstracts are requested that address a number of key themes:

Power & Propulsion
• Prime mover development
• Improving efficiency
• Signature reduction

Ship & Submarine Build
• New build processes
• Quality systems
• Programme management
• Collaboration and technology transfer

Platform Design and Technology
• Modularity
• System integration
• IPR management
• Design ownership

Autonomous Systems & AI
• Navigation systems
• Regulation and certification
• Test and trials
• C2 and Comms Engineers at the heart of the system
• Stress & fatigue
• Skills for emerging technologies
• Human Factors and AI

Simulations & Modelling
• Digital twins
• Analytical tools for design
• AR and VR based systems
• CBRNDC Management

Asset management, repair & predictive maintenance
• Remote assistance
• Application of AI/ML/DL
• Additive Manufacturing

Combat Systems
• Swarming technologies
• Communication systems
• Plug-in combat management systems

Climate change response
• Improved efficiency technologies
• Emissions reductions
• Alternative fuels


Deadline for abstracts: 8th March 2022

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Sir Donald Gosling Award
By kind permission of Sir Donald Gosling, the INEC 2022 Technical Advisory Committee is delighted to announce the continuation of the Sir Donald Gosling Award for authors 35 years of age or under at the time of the conference. First prize is worth £5,000, second prize, £2,500, third prize £1,500. Awards, which will be presented during the conference, will be shared between named joint authors and all will receive a certificate.

Criteria: All named authors must be 35 years of age or under at the time of the conference. You will be asked to provide proof of your date of birth, such as a copy of your passport at the time of final paper submission.

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