The Centre for Defence Communications and Information Networking at
the University of Adelaide was formed in 2006 in recognition of the growing importance of advanced telecommunications and information networking to Australia's Defence and Security.
The strength of the University of Adelaide's commitment is reflected in the $500,000 grant provided to establish the Centre for Defence Communications and Information Networking (CDCIN).
The Centre's aims are:
To be a focus for advanced defence communication and information networking engineering, research and development.
To act as a major independent source of network and system design and
analysis expertise for the defence industry by linking academic
research to defence industry capability needs. To provide a guaranteed source of advanced capability in communications and information systems.
To ensure the ongoing existence and growth of capability in defence
communications networking through extended continuing education and
training programs.
Our success in establishing a reliable, independent source of capability to Defence and defence industry is reflected in our collaborations, which have included: For a copy of our brochure, please click here. We are assised in our endeavours by the CDCIN Steering Committee, comprising: -
Mr Paul Arthur, Business Development Manager - Defence, Adelaide Research and Innovation
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Mr Neil Bryans, Executive Director, Counter Terrorism and Security Technology Centre, DSTO
- Mr Michael Clifford, Senior Defence Adviser - Asia Pacific, IBM Global Services
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Prof Peter Dowd, Exec Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences, University of Adelaide
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Dr Warren Harch, Deputy Chief Defence Scientist (Information and Weapons Systems), DSTO
- Mr John Teager, Director - Business Development, Defence SA
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Prof Andrew Parfitt, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Division of IT, Engineering and the Environment, UniSA
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Prof Michael Rumsewicz, Director, CDCIN, University of Adelaide
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Mr Kim Scott, Director, Joint Business Unit, BAE Systems
- AIRCDRE Steve Sheedy, Director General, Surveillance and Control, DMO
 CDCIN
is a key contributor to the newly established Defence Systems
Innovation Centre, a joint venture of the University of Adelaide and
the University of South Australia. Visit www.dsic.com.au for more details.
CDCIN,
in collaboration with the Institute for Telecommunications Research at
UniSA, BAE Systems, Cisco and ASC has been awarded a major grant by the
South Australian Government's Premier's Science and Research Fund. Click here for more details.
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