South Australian
Modelling and Simulation
Capability Directory
2014-2015
www.statedevelopment.sa.gov.au
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MODELLING AND SIMULATION CAPABILITY DIRECTORY 2014-2015
Contents
Why South Australia?
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Manufacturing
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Defence
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Health and bio-innovation
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Minerals and energy
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Transport
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Capability directory
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DEVELOPMENT
Solution developers
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Service providers
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Researchers – Business and professional
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Researchers – Environmental
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Researchers – Health and medical
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Researchers – Science and engineering
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Researchers – Social and behavioural
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Capability index
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Capability matrix
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Why
South Australia?
CREATIVITY, INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY ARE THREE KEY
ELEMENTS OF THE BUSINESS CULTURE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The state of South Australia is located in the southern
central part of Australia and has a population of
1.6 million people. The state’s capital city of Adelaide
is home to 1.2 million people. Adelaide is consistently
ranked one of the top 10 most liveable cities in the world.
It is internationally regarded for providing enviable work
and lifestyle choices, a safe living environment and is
among the most affordable capital cities in Australia.
A STRONG AND DIVERSE ECONOMY
South Australia has a robust, resilient, knowledge-based
economy including:
• W
orld-leading minerals and energy assets – ranked as
Australia’s top destination for resources investment in the
ResourceStocks 2012 World Risk Survey
• L eading agricultural regions producing premium quality food
and wine for global export markets
• Defence industries and high-value advanced manufacturing
TALENTED
More than 80 modelling and simulation firms operate in South
Australia. Ranging from large global primes to innovative micro
businesses, these firms develop diverse products and services
for diverse customers. Defence is by far the largest customer
market, followed by resources and mining, and healthcare.
Adelaide has a world-class education system, is a leader in
research and development and has a flexible and skilled
workforce. Internationally recognised universities offer broad
and deep simulation research capabilities and facilities, as well as
educational curriculum pathways.
SUPPORTS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
The Premier’s Research and Industry Fund aims to support South
Australia’s research community to compete successfully on a
global scale. The fund encourages investment in key science
and research areas that have the potential to generate significant
economic, social or environmental benefits for the state.
• Large proportions of Australia’s wind and solar power industries.
PRO-INVESTMENT
LOW COST BUSINESS LOCATION
Adelaide’s residential, commercial and industry property prices
are among the lowest of Australia’s mainland capital cities.
Adelaide is competitive in its commercial and industrial property
construction costs.
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The South Australian Government is pro-investment and can
support major developers by providing direct access to key
government decision-makers. A dedicated Invest in South
Australia team and renowned case management service can
streamline investors’ establishment and approval processes.
A host of professional organisations dedicated to supporting
and expanding industry are available.
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CONNECTED
South Australia is at the junction of Australia’s major north-south
and east-west road, rail and air routes. Its international airport is
only minutes from the CBD and caters to almost seven million
passengers annually. Port Adelaide is the main shipping service
point, providing South Australia with a major gateway to
the world.
AdelaideFree is one of the largest free outdoor wireless
networks in the world. With nearly 300 access points, the
network provides high speed internet access to almost the
entire Central Business District of Adelaide.
MAJOR TECHNOLOGY PRECINCTS
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delaide Health and Biomedical Research Precinct –
located in the west end of Adelaide’s CBD, this new precinct
– which will be the largest health and biomedical precinct in
the southern hemisphere – will be home to the new Royal
Adelaide Hospital; a new South Australian Health and Medical
Research Institute; a new Adelaide University Medical School;
and a new University of South Australia Cancer Research
Centre.
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urbridge Business Park – located next to the Adelaide
Airport, this 38-hectare site is developing into a campus-style
environment that provides small, large and high-technology
office accommodation as well as office and warehouse
developments of varying sizes.
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN
MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS DIRECTORY
The South Australian Major Developments Directory is
published by the Department of State Development as a
showcase of South Australian projects with a capital expenditure
of $5 million or more. Last year’s directory lists more than
300 projects underway or planned for 2013-14, each creating
investor, supplier and workforce opportunities in the state.
INDUSTRY CAPABILITY NETWORK SOUTH AUSTRALIA
(ICNSA)
ICNSA is funded by the Department of State Development
and performs a technical role providing purchasers with a free
sourcing service to identify capable suppliers from Australia and
New Zealand. The office is staffed by professionals with industry
experience in engineering, logistics and procurement. ICNSA’s
technical consultants have a comprehensive knowledge of
national industrial capability across all tiers of manufacturing.
HEADQUARTERS OF SIMULATION AUSTRALIA
The national peak body for the simulation community in
Australia, Simulation Australia, is headquartered in Adelaide and
provides an international connection point for industry, research
and government stakeholders.
For more information visit www.simulationaustralia.org.au
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dinburgh Parks – a recently developed 1,850-hectare
business precinct which accommodates firms in
manufacturing, defence, warehousing, processing, transport
and logistics, and science and research.
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echnology Park – a 65-hectare site that is home to more
than 90 companies from defence and aerospace, advanced
electronics and information communication technology
sectors.
• T
echport Australia – a world-class maritime and naval
industrial precinct and largest dry dock common user facility
in the southern hemisphere.
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hebarton Bioscience Precinct – a 4.5 hectare site
including the BioSA Incubator – a state-of-the-art building
that provides office and laboratory space to accommodate
early-stage bioscience companies and accelerate the
commercialisation of research.
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onsley – a 61-hectare site the South Australian Government
is developing as a collaborative and high-value industry,
education and residential precinct.
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI)
South Australia’s Health and Biomedical Precinct
Image courtesy of SAHMRI
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Manufacturing
GROWTH THROUGH INNOVATION AND BEING A GLOBALLY
RECOGNISED LEADER IN HEALTH RESEARCH, AGEING AND
RELATED SERVICES AND PRODUCTS ARE AMONG SOUTH
AUSTRALIA’S 10 ECONOMIC PRIORITIES.
Manufacturing has always been a cornerstone of
South Australia’s economy. Since the Playford era of
the 1940s, South Australia has been a manufacturing
state and an above-average contributor to the nation’s
manufacturing output. It remains crucial to securing our
place as a major advanced manufacturing capital with a
sustainable export capability, and to generating skilled
jobs that underpin a high standard of living.
INDUSTRY
HIGHLIGHTS
• K-TIG
• In October 2012, Premier Jay Weatherill released a 10-year
strategy, Manufacturing Works, to drive the transition of
manufacturers to high value-added activities that compete
on value for money, not solely on cost.
• ResourceCo
• T he Advanced Manufacturing Council, Chaired by Professor
Göran Roos was established to provide strategic direction
in the development of policies and programs to support
the growth and competitiveness of South Australia’s
manufacturing sector.
• A
revised Industry Participation Policy (IPP) came into effect
in July 2012 to ensure local businesses are given full, fair
and reasonable opportunity to tender and participate in
significant public and private sector projects. 170 tenders
have been captured to date which have included the new
IPP requirements.
• T he Tonsley project was officially launched in May 2012,
to redevelop the former Mitsubishi Motors site in to a
collaborative high value industry, education and research hub.
Investment to date includes allotments for TAFE SA, Flinders
University, Tier 5 and Siemens.
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Manufacturing firms operating in South Australia include:
• Automated Solutions Australia
• BAE Systems
• Beerenberg
• Codan
• Coopers Brewery
• SAGE Automation
• SMR Automotive Australia
• Stratco
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
• T he Department of State Development will underpin
the state’s industry, business and communities to identify
and capitalise on economic growth and job creation.
The functional components of the Department of State
Development will deliver upon these opportunities across
a range of industry sectors.
• T he Advanced Manufacturing Council steers
development and implementation of policies and programs
to support the growth and international competitiveness of
South Australia’s manufacturing sector.
• T he Automotive Transformation Taskforce will support
affected South Australian workers and businesses following
the announcement that Australia’s three automotive
manufacturers, GM Holden, Toyota and Ford, will close.
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Tonsley
The South Australian Government is transforming Tonsley
into a collaborative and high-value industry, education and
residential precinct.
The redevelopment of Tonsley reflects a long-term
investment in the state’s economic capacity, skills and
innovation, and will leverage South Australia’s existing
capabilities and experience – particularly in Southern
Adelaide.
The redevelopment is forecast to attract more than $1 billion
in private investment through:
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ttracting business and investment to South Australia to
build new capabilities into the state’s economy
• Creating an environment that enables business to grow
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ttracting the businesses of the future and supporting
innovation and entrepreneurs.
Tonsley is a strategic redevelopment that brings together
the key sectors of mining and resources, clean-tech and
renewable energy, health and medical technologies and
sustainable building products and services. Modelling and
simulation will be key enablers within this highly innovative
business-oriented precinct, which has the potential to
significantly transform procedures, enterprises and industries
across the important economic, social and environmental
aspects of the mining and resources, healthcare and
medical sectors.
Tonsley provides the facilities, infrastructure and
opportunities for creative collaboration between industry,
education, training and research, in an environment tailormade for high-value manufacturing and technology-based
businesses.
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The creation of clusters at Tonsley, focused on mining and
resources, clean-tech and renewable energy, health and
medical technologies and sustainable building products and
services will enhance knowledge creation and innovation.
Manufacturing expert, Göran Roos, advocates clusters
as a proven strategy for promoting economic growth.
Partnerships with research institutions will be fundamental
to cluster success at Tonsley.
The redevelopment of Tonsley provides an exemplary urban
renewal project that will attract skilled workers necessary
for the establishment of highly productive businesses with a
greater capacity to innovate and compete in global markets.
Tonsley will support skills and workforce development and
provide linkages between education, research, training
and industry. Investors will be able to capitalise on South
Australia’s natural and economic strengths, aligning with
Tonsley’s potential as a catalyst for business growth.
Tonsley is entrepreneurial – it is a new model for public
investment to leverage the right kind of private sector
activity. It also acts as a framework for investment in
infrastructure delivery and in partnering with the
private sector.
Bringing together industry leaders, education institutes
and researchers, Tonsley supports the advancement of
research, development and use of simulation technologies
and practices. It represents a new model for high-value
manufacturing and the move into the design and simulation
space in order to advance the South Australian economy.
For more information about Tonsley visit www.tonsley.com
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Defence
SOUTH AUSTRALIA IS AUSTRALIA’S DEFENCE STATE
THE HIGH-TECH CENTRE OF AUSTRALIA’S DEFENCE INDUSTRY.
South Australia is home to the national and regional
headquarters of some of the world’s leading defence
companies. For more than 20 years, South Australian
firms have been winning and delivering Australia’s most
complex and dynamic defence projects. South Australia
has a clear direction for the future of defence in this state
– to grow defence presence and sustainable defence
industries.
INDUSTRY
HIGHLIGHTS
• Lockheed Martin
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ustralia’s premier naval industry hub, Techport Australia, is
home to Australia’s largest naval projects. Techport provides
the through-life-support for the Collins Class submarines,
manufacture of the $8 billion Air Warfare Destroyers and
will be the base for assembling Australia’s next-generation
submarines.
• Prism Defence
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ther defence precincts include Edinburgh Defence Precinct,
Technology Park Adelaide and Woomera Test Range – the
world’s largest over-land weapons testing range that supports
national and international simulations.
• T he Edinburgh precinct provides defence simulation
training capabilities including flight training, modelling and
land combat training.
• T he 16th Air Land Regiment Woodside has an Advanced
Air Defence Simulator, which consists of high definition
projectors inside a dome structure allowing a single RBS-70
detachment to simulate realistic 360-degree environments.
Defence firms that reside in South Australia include:
• Australian Aerospace
• ASC
• Babcock
• BAE Systems
• Cobham
• Raytheon Australia
• Rheinmetall - Simulation Australia
• SAAB
• SAGE Automation
• SASimulations
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
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efence SA is Australia’s only state-based dedicated agency
for all defence-related matters. Defence SA leads the state’s
defence industry efforts, offering focussed and responsive
service to the defence industry to drive the sector’s growth
in South Australia and to support the delivery of key defence
projects and facilities, including military electronic and
simulation systems.
• T he Defence Teaming Centre is the defence industry
association of South Australia and provides enhanced services
to the South Australian defence industry. Members include
prime defence contractors, small and medium enterprises and
professional service providers involved in supplying goods
and services to defence and related sectors.
• T he Defence Science and Technology Organisation
facility in Adelaide is the largest defence electronics research
and development centre in the southern hemisphere and is
home to about 1,200 highly skilled researchers.
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Prism Defence
Helicopter operations aboard naval ships introduce an
array of technical and practical challenges. Engineers and
operators must understand how much motion the helicopter
can withstand on deck so that the helicopter neither:
• Slides nor topples when unrestrained, or
• S tructural limits of the helicopter are not exceeded when
the helicopter is secured.
These limits are referred to as ship motion limits.
modelled aircraft is assessed against a set of constraints that
represent the bounds of safe operations, such as lashing
strength or wheel lift off. The ship motion about these failure
criteria define the maximum motion envelope in which
safe operations may be performed, thereby developing
ship motion limits. When a user runs many combinations of
operationally likely aircraft configurations the user is able
to define a set of ship motion limits that may be used for
ongoing embarked operations.
The safety of the aircraft and crew is always paramount, but it
is also important that operational capability is not restricted
unnecessarily by overly conservative limits. Therefore the
accuracy of ship motion limits is vital.
Pertinent characteristics required for ship-helicopter
simulations include:
Historically, ship motion limits have been predicted
using rudimentary static or quasi-static approximations
of a helicopter on a ship’s deck. More recently, computer
simulations have been developed which solve the equations
of rigid-body dynamics, however many of these are inflexible
and lack rigorous development or validation procedures.
• Undercarriage design and characteristics
Prism Defence has developed DeckSAFE, a ship motion limits
prediction toolkit, to provide accurate limits which ensure
safety but do not restrict capability. DeckSAFE is modular,
flexible, follows best-practice software development
methodologies, and is subject to ongoing validation.
• Other restraint systems.
• Vehicle mass
• Rotational inertia properties
• Fuselage aerodynamic drag properties
• Rotor aerodynamic loads
• Airframe tie-down location and strength
• Ship-specific lashing schemes
DeckSAFE analysis supports Prism’s primary flight trial
activities, providing ship motion limits in advance of firstof-class flight trials which are then used for embarked
operations throughout their service life.
DeckSAFE simulates full helicopter physics models, based
on actual aircraft properties, and simulate them against
characteristic ship motion. During simulation runs the
Case study
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WHY SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Health and
bio-innovation
ADELAIDE IS RECOGNISED AS A CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE
FOR BIOSCIENCE.
The largest health and biomedical precinct in the
southern hemisphere is being developed on North
Terrace in Adelaide. The South Australian Government
is creating the precinct as an internationally significant
centre of excellence for health and biomedical research,
teaching and commercial opportunities. Other centres
of innovation in health and biotechnology include
Tonsley and the Thebarton Technology Cluster.
INDUSTRY
HIGHLIGHTS
• Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
• The
new South Australian Health and Medical Research
Institute (SAHMRI).
• Signostics
• The new Adelaide University Medical School.
• A
new cancer research partnership between the University
of South Australia and Centre for Cancer Biology, involving
250 researchers.
• C
onstruction by Flinders University of a new six-storey
building at Tonsley for the School of Computer Science,
Engineering and Mathematics, Medical Device Partnering
Program and the Centre for NanoScale Science and
Technology.
• A
business incubator at the Thebarton Technology Cluster,
home to a diverse mix of early stage bioscience companies
operating in sectors such as medical devices, diagnostics
and environmental technology. This business incubator is a
key contributor to the growing South Australian technology
industry.
Health and bioscience firms operating in South Australia include:
• Alcidion Corporation
• Dematec
• E3Learning
• Ellex-Precise
• Holopoint Interactive
• SMS Management and Technology
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
• B
ioSA fosters the growth of the South Australian bioscience
industry. Since the South Australian Government established
BioSA in 2001, bioscience company numbers in South Australia
have more than doubled and venture capital investment has
increased significantly.
• H
ealthInSA was established in 2013 to develop and
implement strategies to promote South Australia as a
destination for research and to advance the development
of health-related services.
• T he Royal Australasian College of Surgeons pioneered its
national Simulated Surgical Skills Program from its Adelaide
operations.
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SomaDynamics
The aim of SomaDynamic’s SomaKin sofware was to develop
a comfort analysis tool for Automotive Designers which
would enable them to assess the comfort of their packaging
designs within a CAD enviro.
This was done by creating a ‘plugin’ tool (SomaKin) between
existing and widely used Human Modelling technologies
such as Human Solutions RAMSIS, UG PLM Jack and Dassault
Systemes Safework, and a globally unique musculoskeletal
analysis tool called the AnyBody Modelling System (AMS).
The AMS is a complete digital muscular-skeletal human
model that analyses the properties of the working body
including, but not limited to, muscle forces, mechanical work,
metabolism, efficiency, and fatigue.
In bringing these two technologies together, SomaKin
would enable Automotive Designers to understand the
comfort levels of a driver’s position or movement in the
digital environment. Users would create static models of
driver positions or animations of driver actions in their
digital manikins environments and then feed these position
back to AnyBody in a translated format it could understand.
AnyBody would assess the discomfort caused by the position
or motion and create biomechanical output data. Some of
this output data could then be feed back in to the digital
manikins and displayed graphically so Designers could
make assessments about comfort levels and adjust designs
accordingly.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
Initially the aim was to develop SomaKin plugins for RAMSIS,
Jack and Safework, However initial developments focused
on RAMSIS.
SomaKin was developed using the RAMSIS Application
Programming Interface (API) and C++ to interface with
AnyScript (the AnyBody programming script). The
development strategy used was to create a basic prototype
within RealCAD (a commercial CAD program) and test the
functionality of writing out. Testing would be done in this
environment before any RAMSIS API programming would
be written reducing complexity.
A beta version of the software was developed and was well
received by the international automotive industry. Partners
in the project included Ford North America, Ford Europe,
General Motors North America, and Honda R&D, Wako,
Japan. Ford Australia collaborated with SomaDynamics on
a handbrake study using SomaKin which enabled Ford to
create a better designed handbrake in their Ford Falcon.
Example of the handbrake example can are shown here.
Case study
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WHY SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Minerals
and energy
SOUTH AUSTRALIA IS DEVELOPING A SOPHISTICATED MINING
SERVICES AND TECHNOLOGY SECTOR TO SUPPORT INVESTORS
IN ITS EXPANDING RESOURCES INDUSTRY.
Mining services and technology expertise includes
scientific and engineering services, mineral processing
and distribution, administration, information and
communication technology, transport, education
and training, and site construction, management
and operations. Opportunities are expected to
increase over the next decade as global demand for
commodities continues to expand, driven by the rapid
industrialisation of China and India.
INDUSTRY
Mining services and technology firms in South Australia include:
• Beach Energy
• MatrixGroup
• BHP Billiton
• Minotaur Exploration
• Boart Longyear
• RW Way Management
• CEG Mine Training
• SAGE Automation
• Civil Train SA
• SANTOS
• Codan
• Sinclair Knight Merz
HIGHLIGHTS
• Core Energy Group
• S outh Australia is ranked as having the world’s best geological
database to support investor exploration and development.
• FCT Combustion
• S MS Management and
Technology
• Lumient
• Sustainability House
• A
delaide’s three universities have strong mining-related
research capabilities.
• Maptek
• Z
onge Engineering and
Research Organisations
• S outh Australian minerals and energy services and technology
businesses supply firms locally, across Australia and around
the world.
• C
ivil Train SA is home to the largest heavy plant simulator
training environment in the southern hemisphere,
accelerating training processes for the mining and civil
infrastructure sectors.
• T he ICT Roadmap for Minerals and Energy Resources Project
is industry-led and driven by the Australian Information
Industries Association (AIIA) and the South Australian
Government. The Roadmap is the first stage in a plan to
establish a national cluster of mining and energy ICT expertise
in Adelaide.
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SUPPORTING PARTNERS
• T he Department of State Development will underpin
the state’s industry, business and communities to identify
and capitalise on economic growth and job creation.
The functional components of the Department of State
Development will deliver upon these opportunities across a
range of industry sectors.
• T he Resources and Engineering Skills Alliance (RESA)
is a peak industry body in South Australia for the resources,
energy and engineering sector. RESA provides organisational
and workforce development services to build capability and
productivity in resources and supplier businesses.
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Maptek
More than 400 million hectares, or approximately 53 per cent
of Australia’s total land area is used for agriculture. The
industry is looking to laser scan technology to help realise
productivity gains.
Land forming is the process of applying a man-made slope
on land to be used for irrigation. Laser scanning brings
accuracy and efficiency to the process to ensure the correct
grade for pre-determined watering and drainage systems.
Comparing the design to actual at regular intervals
throughout the farrowing process ensures the fields are
designed to specification.
The current method is to use survey GPS on a vehicle and
pick up a point every five to 10 metres along tracks spaced
15 to 25 metres apart.
These survey points are imported into proprietary design
software where a surface is created. That surface is used in a
design package to create a simplified multi-plane surface that
is then imported into the machine guidance system for the
tractor, scraper etc.
The field trial proved that the Maptek method was faster,
safer and more accurate for collecting and processing data
for land forming.
The scanning was completed quickly using the I-Site 8810
vehicle mounted stop-go scanning system. Most areas
required only four or five setups, averaging three minutes
at each setup location.
The on-board GPS and compass was used to seed scans and
they were locked in using the Global Registration tools in
I-Site Studio.
Filtering and modelling of the scans took less than a few
minutes. The method is faster, safer and more accurate than
the current process.
Using the I-Site 8810 laser scanning system promises to
improve the integrity of the initial surface as well as the
accuracy and efficiency of creating it.
Completing two paddocks in the time conventional methods
would cover a single paddock, makes for an efficient process.
Ideally laser scan data would be directly imported into the
machine guidance system to ensure accurate surfaces of the
area were used.
Maptek I-Site technology combines highly accurate 3D laser
scanning hardware with advanced point cloud processing
software for conducting mine and civil survey tasks faster,
safer and with greater accuracy.
I-Site Studio software, first released in 2000, has
revolutionised the modelling and analysis of 3D laser scan
data. In 2004, Maptek entered the surveying equipment
market with the I-Site laser scanners.
All hardware and software R&D, testing and manufacturing
is done at Maptek headquarters in Adelaide, South Australia.
More than 350 laser scanners are now in use around the world.
Case study
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
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WHY SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Transport
SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S TRANSPORT NEEDS ARE EXPANDING TO
SERVE RAPIDLY GROWING INDUSTRIES AND COMMUNITIES
ACROSS THE STATE.
South Australia is home to firms that develop worldclass technologies and services for optimising complex
and dynamic logistics processes as well as sophisticated
driver training software and hardware.
INDUSTRY
Transport technology firms in South Australia include:
• Calibre Global
• Civil Train SA
HIGHLIGHTS
• E3Learning
• Local
firm Sydac is a world leader in developing rail simulation
technology and has been at the forefront of the commercial
application of simulation technologies since forming in
Adelaide in 1988.
• Frazer-Nash Consultancy
• C
QUniversity’s Appleton Institute in Adelaide has one of the
finest research groups in Australia with the necessary facilities,
expertise, and experience to conduct simulation-based rail
research looking at human-train interactions. The Appleton
Institute was awarded $235,000 from the Australian Research
Council Linkage Project scheme to ‘reinvent’ driver training
technologies and techniques for the 21st century.
• P
rofessor John R. Sturgul, Professor of Mining Engineering
at the University of Adelaide, is a world expert in discrete
transport system simulation. Prof Sturgul has modelled mine
and mining systems in North and South America, Russia,
Europe, South Africa and Australia.
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• InfraPlan (Aust)
• Innovact Consulting
• Kellogg Brown & Root
• Maptek
• SAGE Automation
• SomaDynamics
• Sydac
• Westwood-Thomas Associates
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure
(DPTI) delivers planning policy, efficient transport and social and
economic infrastructure. DPTI’s Public Transport Services unit
operates and regulates the public bus, train and tram network.
A key focus is managing the programming and delivery of the
significant capital investment in public transport, including
rail electrification.
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Vipac
In South Australia run-off road and head-on type crashes
have accounted for more than six out of ten road fatalities
in recent years.
The Willunga Hill carriage way section of Victor Harbor Road
in regional South Australia has a history of traffic incidents.
To prevent serious injuries and even death, the Department
of Planning, Transport, and Infrastructure (DPTI) appointed
Vipac Engineers and Scientists to design and build a ‘smart’
wire-rope barrier system along a 4km stretch of the road. The
barrier system needed to minimise potential vehicle crossovers and head-on collisions as well as automatically monitor
and adjust wire tension levels to optimise vehicle impact
cushioning, and report crashes immediately to the Traffic
Management Centre to improve emergency response times.
Vipac has developed a smart barrier solution that
continuously maintains a pre-determined rope tension
that is capable of absorbing crashes as specified by original
equipment manufacturers. Smart sensors measure both
ambient air temperatures and tensions on all four wireropes at 2,000 times a second, which allows for continuous
adjustments and for crashes to be analysed in great detail.
Powered by solar and 3G wireless communications, the
solution caters for remote locations. SMS alerts are sent
automatically about the nature and severity of incidents to
Traffic Management Centre operators who can immediately
notify maintenance crews, police and other emergency
services, in improved response times.
Modelling and simulation technologies were key to the
solution design and development. Finite element modelling
was used to determine the system’s response times at
varying tension levels. Hardware in the loop techniques
simulated the complex system inputs and outputs, such as
strain, temperature, communications and other variables,
to assess and validate system robustness as well as optimal
software architecture.
The Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (IPWEA)
SA Division presented this project with the ‘Road Safety’
award at the 2013 Excellence Awards held in South Australia.
Case study
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
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Capability
directory
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
Image courtesy of Cornell Design
Solution
developers
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
4DM ENGINEERING
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Food & Beverage
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Logistics
Visualisation
• Manufacturing
Automation
• Mining & Resources
• Oil & Gas
• New collaborations
4DM are specialists in building simulation models to analyse new facilities, or changes to existing facilities - before they are made.
With 15 years’ experience, 4DM has been involved in simulation and design projects across many different industries, from mining to
food and beverage, oil and gas, and manufacturing. Its strength lies in the ability to analyse complex systems using 4D models, and
communicate results clearly and concisely to all levels of an organisation.
Mr Dean Martinello
dm@4dm.com.au
www.4dm.com.au
ACACIA RESEARCH
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Data Processing
Visualisation
• Defence & Security
• New collaborations
• New suppliers
• Design
Automation
Spatial
• Electronics
• New investors
Acacia Research develops advanced surveillance and tactical data systems as well as the supporting sensor data fusion methods. The
company has developed high-fidelity environment, sensor, platform and game simulation applications for maritime, land and airborne
surveillance sensor and system testing, integration and performance evaluation. The sensor models include EO, active and passive
sonar/acoustic and radar.
As an example, Acacia has just delivered an advanced, automated sonar tracking sub-system as part of the Ultra sonar suite for the
Air Warfare Destroyer. Sensor, environment and system simulation and visualisation were core processes in the design, evaluation and
acceptance testing of the system.
Mr Ted Huber
tedh@acres.com.au
www.acres.com.au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
AEROMETREX
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Environment
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Mining & Resources
• New collaborations
Spatial
• Rail & Road Transport
• Spatial
• Urban Planning
• New investors
AEROmetrex provides full mapping services and products with geospatial solutions. The award-winning company is particularly
experienced in the production of spatial products, using photogrammetric processes as well as aerial photography and digital terrain
models. Its aero3Dpro product is an end-to-end 3D modelling service providing fully textured , geographically accurate and highresolution 3D models of both the natural and urban environments. The aero3Dmodels can be fused with additional information to
produce pictures, fly-throughs and stereoscopic animations for virtual tours, multimedia, publicity, advertising, public consultation and
presentations. The accuracy of aero3Dpro models make them a suitable 3D input data to perform complex and accurate simulations
such as flood modelling, solar, telecommunications, noise and line-of-site analysis. The photo-realistic aspect of aero3Dpro models
is ideal for analysis of potential land development sites and building design prior to commencing a project. AEROmetrex provides a
growing range of mapping applications to various markets and industries.
Mr Mark Deuter
info@aerometrex.com.au
www.aerometrex.com.au
AJF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Education & Training
• Oil & Gas
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• Water
• New collaborations
AJFPS provides bid and tendering leadership and support, project management, business consulting, risk management, logistics
and reliable engineering services to government and business clients in Australia and overseas. Our associates include business
development managers, project managers, software and hardware engineers, logisticians, training developers, test and evaluation
managers and other professionals, all with extensive experience in their respective professions. AJF Professional Services is a member of
the Defence Industrial Security Programme (DISP).
Mr Andrew Ferguson
principal@ajfprofessionals.com.au
www.ajfprofessionals.com.au
Image courtesy of AEROmetrex
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
ALCIDION CORPORATION
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Health & Aged Care
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
• New collaborations
Alcidion is an innovative health informatics company which specialises in clinical products to improve productivity, safety and
efficiency. Alcidion has created the Miya Platform which uses a Decision Support Engine (DSE) to actively monitor electronic data feeds
to detect emerging risk to patients and to the organisation. Miya can then alert the right people to mitigate risk before harm occurs.
Professor Malcolm Pradhan, VP Research, has undertaken research and work in patient safety, evidence-based medicine, operational
analysis and optimisation, data analysis and probabilistic simulation modelling, Bayesian analysis and modelling.
Mr Ray Blight
rgm@alcidion.com.au
www.alcidion.com.au
ASC
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New collaborations
Simulation
Visualisation
Automation
• New suppliers
ASC exists to serve the frontline of Australia’s Naval Defence capabilities. Its mission is to safely build and maintain Australia’s frontline
naval ships and submarines to world-class performance and quality standards. ASC is Australia’s largest specialised defence shipbuilding
organisation, with naval design and engineering resources unparalleled within Australia’s defence industry.
Mr Gavin Hamilton
gavin.hamilton@asc.com.au
www.asc.com.au
ASSOCIATED ELECTRONIC SERVICES
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Defence & Security
Visualisation
• Electronics
• New collaborations
• Logistics
Automation
Spatial
• Manufacturing
• New investors
AES, established in 1979, is a South Australian based company with local, interstate and international clientele. AES provides capability in
specialised environments, with expertise in the following domains: electronic system design; embedded system design; development
and manufacturing; software and systems engineering; airborne technologies; communications; sourcing of electronic modules and
components; through life support; and obsolescence. AES is committed to achieving the highest level of customer satisfaction by
providing innovative solutions to problems and implementing them with positive technical leadership and teamwork.
Mr Bruce Lobb
sales@aesptyltd.com.au; blwlobb@aesptyltd.com.au
www.aesptyltd.com.au
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
AUTOMATED SOLUTIONS AUSTRALIA
Modelling
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Automotive
• Manufacturing
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
Automation
ASA designs, engineers and integrates a variety of robotic automation systems which form vital links in the OEM manufacturing chain.
ASA has expertise in paint and sealer applications within the automotive industry and machine tool tending applications with an
emphasis in the mining services sector.
Mr Patrick Green
pat.green@automatedsolutions.com.au
www.automatedsolutions.com.au
BABCOCK
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Education & Training
• New collaborations
• Logistics
• Mechanical
• Mining & Resources
• New suppliers
For more than a century, Babcock has been a name synonymous with ultra-reliable engineering excellence. Defence, energy,
telecommunications, transport and education are all sectors where Babcock can be found working diligently behind the scenes,
delivering critical support. Its services are underpinned by three core capabilities: managing assets and infrastructure; delivering
projects and programs; and integrating engineering expertise.
Ms Jessie Surace
jessie.surace@babcock.com.au
www.babcockinternational.com
BAE SYSTEMS
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Environment
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Mining & Resources
Visualisation
• Rail & Road Transport
Automation
• Spatial
Spatial
• Urban Planning
• New collaborations
BAE Systems is a global defence, aerospace and security company employing around 88,200 people worldwide. Their wide-ranging
products and services cover air, land and naval forces, as well as advanced electronics, security, information technology, and
support services.
Mr Steve Baldock
steve.baldock@baesystems.com
www.baesystems.com
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
BLOCK SOFTWARE
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Biological
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
• Computer Systems Design
• Defence & Security
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• New collaborations
Block Software’s primary business is in consulting, specialising in custom C++ application development. Staff have experience in the
Australian defence sector with a focus on modelling and simulation architecture research and development. Block Software is available
for both short-term and long-term contracting.
Mr Mark Hodson
info@blocksoftware.com
www.blocksoftware.com
C3GLOBAL
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Energy Services
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Oil & Gas
• Retail
Automation
Spatial
• Sewage Services - Water
• New collaborations
C3global specialises in predictive and prescriptive industry analytics, which enables the prediction of impending operational events
and recommends contingent actions and can control external devices. Critical data is collected and interpreted in real time from any
source; the outputs are end-user driven, highly visual, and easy to interpret.
Mr Pete Kelly
pete.kelly@c3global.com
www.c3global.com
CADGILE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Automotive
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Defence & Security
• Manufacturing
• Mining & Resources
• Oil & Gas
Cadgile is an award-winning, multi-disciplined CAD drafting service provider using a wide range of CAD software platforms. These
services include design and drafting for the mechanical, structural, piping, civil and electrical disciplines. Its diverse customers range
from large ECPM’s through to the world’s largest miners and fabricators down to small engineering companies looking at improved
ways to utilise the latest, fastest CAD developments.
Mr Mark Nelson
mnelson@cadgile.com.au
www.cadgile.com.au
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
CALIBRE GLOBAL
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Mining & Resources
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Oil & Gas
Visualisation
• Rail & Road Transport
• New collaborations
Automation
Spatial
• Telecommunications
• New suppliers
Calibre Global is a diversified engineering services and project delivery business providing integrated services such as concept
development, project feasibility, engineering design, static and dynamic simulation, project management, construction management,
operational support, optimisation of operating assets and the integration of new technology to the resources and infrastructure
industries.
Mr Robert McDonald
info@calibreglobal.com.au
www.calibreglobal.com.au
COFFEY
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
• Environment
• New collaborations
• Mining & Resources
Spatial
• Oil & Gas
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• New suppliers
Coffey helps clients manage the earth through expert project management and a range of geotechnical engineering services including
ground improvement, site investigation, geotechnical interpretation, analysis and design, and construction advice. The company also
provides geotechnical engineering services in geophysics, groundwater, environmental engineering and inspection and testing.
Coffey is a specialist in scientific testing solutions with industry accredited laboratories.
Ms Tracy Svingos
tracy.svingos@coffey.com
www.coffey.com.au
CONVERGEN
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
Spatial
• New collaborations
Convergen is a strategic communications company that uses new technology to help bridge the gap between engineering and
communications. With extensive capability in 3D modelling, simulation, virtual reality and interactive design, Convergen works with
clients to develop novel, efficient, narrative-driven communications strategies.
Mr Anton Andreacchio
anton@convergen.com.au
www.convergen.com.au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
CORE ENERGY GROUP
Modelling
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Energy Services
SEEKING:
• New collaborations
• Oil & Gas
Core Energy Group provides specialist strategic, transaction and corporate finance services across the energy value chain,
predominantly to clients in Australia and Asia. Core also has a Knowledge Management arm which provides technical and commercial
consulting and professional development services to Group clients. In 2007, Core Energy Group developed GENERSYS, a world-class
energy simulation and forecasting capability in conjunction with CSIRO and AGL as foundation customers.
Mr Paul Taliangis
pt@coreenergy.com.au
www.coreenergy.com.au
CORNELL DESIGN
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Electrical
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Manufacturing
• Mechanical
• Mining & Resources
• Water
• New collaborations
Cornell Design offers professional mechanical and electrical designers (drafters) to work as part of its client’s engineering design teams,
at times when companies need some additional or specialist capacity. The majority of its work is carried out at clients’ premises for their
convenience and to achieve the best outcomes for projects.
Mr Phil Cornell
phil.cornell@cornelldesign.com.au
www.cornelldesign.com.au
DELFTRED SIMULATION TECHNOLOGY
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Automotive • Defence & Security
• Software & Computer Games
Visualisation
• Education & Training
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
DelftRed makes sophisticated simulation software accessible to design and technical experts, whatever their field of specialisation.
DelftRed delivers the technology to guide experts through even the most complex of simulation tasks by designing user interfaces
dedicated to a client’s specific problem area, and linking those interfaces to the most powerful simulation packages on the market.
The company works with a range of software tools, but specialises in biomechanical simulation using the market-leading MADYMO
simulation software.
Mr Mike Garrett
info@delftred.com
www.delftred.com
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
DEMATEC
SKILLS:
Automation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New clients
• Food & Beverage
• Health & Aged Care
• Manufacturing
• Water
• New collaborations
Dematec Automation is an engineering solutions provider specialising in industrial automation and process control. Dematec’s services
range from specification and conceptual design at the outset of a project through to design, build, installation, commissioning and ongoing support. Dematec assists its customers by improving the efficiency and productivity of their operations through the automation
and control of their equipment or process. This can be augmented by improved data collection and connectivity and system diagnostics.
Mr David Hart
david.hart@dematec.com.au
www.dematec.com.au
E3LEARNING
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Aviation • Building & Construction
• Rail & Road Transport
SEEKING:
Visualisation
• Education & Training
Automation
• Finance & Insurance
• Health & Aged Care
• New clients
e3Learning is a holistic provider of online training solutions designed for entire workforces. The company aims to help clients increase
efficiency, maintain and verify compliance, and reduce costs through online training and e-learning solutions that blend innovative
technology and proven educational principles; it’s all about smarter people, better business.
Mr Scott Arthurs
scott.arthurs@e3learning.com.au
www.e3learning.com.au
ECOKNOWLEDGE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Biological
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Environment
Automation
• Mining & Resources
• New collaborations
Spatial
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• Spatial
• New investors
EcoKnowledge personnel have a broad range of expertise in the fields of ecology, wildlife biology, conservation planning, monitoring
and evaluation, and natural resource management. Each team member has extensive experience conducting fieldwork and high-level
data analysis and reporting. EcoKnowledge’s mission is to provide leading-edge scientific services and technologies for natural resource
management.
Dr Megan Harper
megan@ecoknowledge.com.au
www.ecoknowledge.com.au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
ELLEX-PRECISE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New clients
• Electronics
• New collaborations
Visualisation
• Manufacturing
• New suppliers
Automation
• Mining & Resources
Spatial
• Pharmaceutical
• New investors
Ellex pioneers integrated medical technologies that help medical professionals to better diagnose and treat patients. Since 1985, they
have manufactured and distributed leading-edge ophthalmic laser and imaging technology for use in the fight against blindness.
Today, more than 20,000 Ellex laser and ultrasound systems are in use worldwide. They also offer a range of third-party medical devices
and technologies.
Mr Grant Tinney
gtinney@precise-amg.com.au
www.ellex-precise.com.au
ENERGY EXEMPLAR
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Energy Services
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
• Finance & Insurance
• Oil & Gas
• New collaborations
Energy Exemplar is a leading developer of power market simulation software with a customer base spanning the globe. The company is
focussed on development, support, and application of the class-leading PLEXOS for Power Systems® (PLEXOS) software.
Mr Milorad Zecevic
milorad.zecevic@energyexemplar.com
www.energyexemplar.com
FCT COMBUSTION
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Manufacturing
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Performing Arts
• New collaborations
• Sports & Recreation
• New suppliers
FCT Combustion is a supplier of custom-designed industrial combustion equipment including low nitrogen oxides (NOx) gas-burning
technology. FCT Combustion delivers fuel reductions, emission reductions (NOx) and improvement in process reliability in industries
such as cement, lime, alumina, nickel, steel, zinc, mineral sands, copper, pulp and paper, and glass. FCT Combustion’s equipment is
designed with proprietary modelling techniques allowing the optimisation of the burner system to the specific kiln.
Mr David Retallack
info@fctinternational.com
www.fctinternational.com
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
FINGO
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Automotive
SEEKING:
• New clients
• Design
Simulation
Visualisation
• Manufacturing
• Retail
• Sports & Recreation
Fingo is an industrial design consultancy offering services for the design and development of new products from concept to
manufacture. Fingo provides customers with an innovative approach to product design and concept development using a
combination of traditional and high-tech product design and simulation techniques. Fingo’s 3D CAD capabilities enable it to produce
virtual representations of concepts and provide the ability to create prototypes and functional simulations of parts and assemblies prior
to committing to tooling.
Mr Andrew Whittaker
AndrewW@fingo.com.au
www.fingo.com.au
FRAZER-NASH CONSULTANCY
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
Automation
• Defence & Security
• Mining & Resources
• Oil & Gas
• Rail & Road Transport
• New collaborations
Frazer-Nash’s consultants apply their expertise and know-how to develop, enhance and protect clients’ critical assets, systems and
processes. The consultancy is renowned for its work across defence, energy, resources, transport and industry, and its expertise in
security, resilience, innovation and commerce.
Mr Philip Harris
p.harris@fncaustralia.com.au
www.fncaustralia.com.au
FTE SOLUTIONS
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• New collaborations
Visualisation
Automation
Spatial
• New suppliers
FTE Solutions developed the Inspire™ program to motivate Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) learning through
application experiences. Inspire provides hands-on experiences with current technology and control systems used in every industry
sector; is an interactive, technical, real world experience to motivate and provide more engagement with students; enables students to
discover STEM relativity via immersive simulation using virtual reality technology; provides learning and work experiences; and provides
a mechanism for feedback on academic and engagement improvement.
Mr Ed Milne
milnee@ftesolutions.com.au
www.ftesolutions.com.au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
FYFE
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Energy Services
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Oil & Gas
Visualisation
Automation
Spatial
• Spatial
• New collaborations
Combining field laser scanning with our in-house capabilities in 3D modelling, design drafting, multi-discipline engineering and
planning, Fyfe offers an end-to-end survey and design service for clients’ projects. Fyfe utilises the latest terrestrial 3D laser scanning
technology to provide faster and more comprehensive data capture than traditional survey methods. Enabling non-contact
measurement from a distance, laser scanning offers a safe and cost effective solution for capturing complex geometries in challenging
environments including mine sites, road traffic and hazardous areas.
Mr Chris Millett
info@fyfe.com.au
www.fyfe.com.au
HOLOPOINT INTERACTIVE
Modelling
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security • Education & Training
• Software & Computer Games
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Health & Aged Care
• Manufacturing
• New collaborations
Transform complex subject matter into an easy-to-use serious game with Holopoint Interactive. Using a combination of video game
technology and familiar interactions found in PowerPoint and e-learning, Holopoint helps you to communicate your ideas with
confidence and ease.
Mr Richard Taylor
info@holopoint.com.au
www.holopoint.com.au
Image courtesy
of Holopoint
Interactive
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
INFRAPLAN (AUST)
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Spatial
• Design
• Rail & Road Transport
• Urban Planning
• New collaborations
InfraPlan was established in 2005 and offers a range of consultancy services including: urban, infrastructure and transport
planning expertise, strategic planning and sustainability advice, economic analysis and traffic engineering services and movement
planning services. The company creates strategic “road maps” for councils; policies for state and federal governments that are both
implementable, able to be funded, and have traction with the community and industry; and robust advice to steer private sector
projects ‘over the line’.
Mr George Giannakodakis
admin@infraplan.com.au
www.infraplan.com.au
INGENIA
Modelling
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
• Food & Beverage
SEEKING:
• New clients
SKILLS:
• Manufacturing
• Mechanical
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
Ingenia provides a wide range of engineering and management services focussed on meeting immediate technical objectives. The
company specialises in complex technical analysis including: stress analysis, fatigue, materials selection and review, failure analysis,
thermal and heat transfer problems, fluid flow and control systems. Ingenia uses state-of-the-art systems and processes such as
Autodesk Inventor™ (including Finite Element Analysis and Fatigue capabilities), Strand7 (FEA), Microstran and Limcon (AS4100 structures
and connections), HVAC (Process modelling) and AutoTrack™, with qualified and experienced personnel.
Mr Ivan Winter
enquiries@ingenia.com.au
www.ingenia.com.au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
INNOVACT CONSULTING
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Automotive
SEEKING:
• New clients
• Design
Simulation
• Manufacturing
Visualisation
• Mechanical
Automation
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
Innovact Consulting has more than 30 years’ product design and engineering design experience developing consumer products,
industrial products, medical devices, aquaculture products, defence equipment, heavy engineering, mining equipment, water industry
products, air conditioning, electrical products, electronic products, composites, thermoplastics, alloy and metal products targeting
Australian and international markets. The company’s ability to apply commercial savvy to the product development process, across
a broad range of disciplines - from industrial design, mechanical engineering, heavy engineering, aerodynamics, thermodynamics,
mechatronics and CAD - enables it to offer a suite of skills to meet product development challenges.
Mr Alex Wallis
alex@innovactconsulting.com.au
www.innovactconsulting.com.au
INNOVATION SCIENCE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security • Professional, Scientific & Technical
• Software & Computer Games
SEEKING:
• New clients
Spatial
• Rail & Road Transport
• Retail
• New suppliers
Innovation Science provides customised software engineering services to defence and commercial clients. It has an active research
and development program that delivers innovative, off-the-shelf software solutions for defence, transport and mobile user markets.
Innovation Science software has formed the basis for virtual submarine and surface ship combat system simulators in Australia
and abroad. Simulation in other domains includes a rail network simulator for modelling passenger and train movements in large
underground rail networks such as the London Underground and Hong Kong MTR. Innovation Science has more than a decade of
experience ranging from theoretical research through to 3D visualisation and the development of military systems with rigorous quality
assurance requirements for deployment on naval combat platforms.
Mr Michael Haddy
simulation@iscience.com.au
www.iscience.com.au
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
ISD ANALYTICS
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Disaster & Emergency
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
• Energy Services
• New collaborations
• Environment
Spatial
• Retail
• Water
• New investors
ISD’s Simulait allows clients to better predict and influence human behaviour at any level from individuals to complete populations,
in order to assist with business strategy and government policy… it’s like a real-life SimCity application! Simulait has been applied to
a range of industries globally including water, energy, retail, transport, emergency response, government policy, and organisational
analysis, where it has achieved greater than 90% accuracy in predictions.
Dr Don Perugini
donperugini@isdanalytics.com
www.isdanalytics.com
JUMBO VISION INTERNATIONAL
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Defence & Security
• Design
• Oil & Gas
Jumbo Vision International (JVI) is a leading designer, manufacturer and integrator of complex technical rooms. Founded in 1991, the
company has offices in South Australia and Western Australia, and carries out work throughout Australia. JVI’s immersive and virtual
reality hardware has applications for oil, gas and mineral exploration companies, educational and research organisations throughout
various disciplines. JVI also delivers command and control and operational technical rooms.
Ms Lena Kimenkowski
lena@jumbovision.com.au
www.jumbovision.com.au
Spatial augmented reality
visualisation facility
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
KADEGO
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Automotive
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
Visualisation
• Design
• Manufacturing
• Mining & Resources
Kadego is a progressive team of professionals who has established a world-class reputation. Based in Adelaide, Kadego has operated
since 1999 providing engineering design and detailing, 3D visualisation, project management and prototyping services to all industries
including defence, automotive and resource. A competitive organisation, Kadego operates Solidworks, Inventor, Catia V5, NX, 3d Studio
Max and Auto-cad. Kadego recognises that project workload fluctuates dramatically during a project lifecycle and there is often a need
for companies to outsource work or seek support on-site. With this in mind, the company has successfully developed a service where
it becomes an extension of a client’s design group by offering a competitive service, quality, commitment and dedication to customer
requirements, effective communication, world-class expertise, a commitment to continually improve in all aspects of service, design
knowledge that incorporates tooling and manufacturing considerations and multilingual skills and experience in dealing with
overseas customers.
Mr Gavan Doyle
gdoyle@kadego.com.au
www.kadego.com.au
KATANOO ARCHITECTS
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Building & Construction
• New collaborations
Visualisation
• Design
Automation
• Education & Training
• New suppliers
Spatial
• Spatial
• New investors
Katanoo offers extensive experience in project management, architecture, design, 3D visualisation, master planning, 4D construction
management, contract administration and consultancy services.
Mr Jacobus Pienaar
projects@katanoo.com.au
www.katanoo.com.au
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
KELLOGG BROWN & ROOT (KBR)
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
• Mining & Resources
• Oil & Gas
Spatial
• Rail & Road Transport
• Water
• New collaborations
The challenge with designing process facilities is to understand all the variables, process dynamics and unit interactions that can occur
in ‘what if’ situations, then translate this knowledge into a design that optimises the balance between production capacity and sustained
operability, safety and reliability. Advanced Simulation provides the critical link between a plant’s design and its actual operation. KBR’s
Advanced Simulation Services allow clients to test assumptions as early as the front end design phase of a plant’s lifecycle.
Mr Tim Nicholls
tim.nicholls@kbr.com
www.kbr.com
KLEVAR
Simulation
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
• New suppliers
A passionate group of e-learning professionals with proven expertise and partnerships, Klevar brings together project management,
educational design and development as well as front end and back end technical solutions. Klevar aims to provide accessible courses
and resources that are accessible across a range of devices and operating systems and that adhere to evidence-based standards of
educational content, technology use and that meet international accessibility standards.
Ms Melanie Worrall
melanie@klevar.com
www.klevar.com
LESTER FRANKS
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Design
SEEKING:
• New clients
• Mechanical
Simulation
Visualisation
• Mining & Resources
Spatial
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• Spatial
• New collaborations
Lester Franks uniquely combines highly sophisticated 3D capability with urban planning and surveying. In 2002, after nearly 40 years
as a traditional surveying business, Lester Franks became one of the first firms in Australia to purchase a laser scanner. Since then it
has become one of Australia’s leading providers of laser scanning and industrial metrology services, as well as using state-of-the-art
technology to continue delivering surveying services.
Mr Trevor Grant
tgrant@lesterfranks.com.au
www.lesterfranks.com.au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
LOCKHEED MARTIN AUSTRALIA ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
(LMAES)
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Computer Systems Design
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Defence & Security
• Electronics
Automation
• Logistics
Spatial
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• New collaborations
Lockheed Martin is a global security and aerospace company principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture,
integration and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services. LMAES designs, develops, integrates and
supports systems within the Command, Control, Communication, Computing, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, Electronic
Warfare (C4ISREW) domain.
Mr Graham Smith
Graham.smith@lmco.com
www.lockheedmartin.com.au
LOGI-TECH
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
• Mining & Resources
SEEKING:
Automation
• Defence & Security
Spatial
• Finance & Insurance
• Health & Aged Care
• New clients
Logi-Tech supports clients’ existing process and evolving business requirements by building and administering applications and
platforms. Through the implementation of these systems, Logi-Tech’s extensive partnership arrangements with world-leading providers
helps bring information back into businesses in a way that ensures clarity of reporting and a streamlined ICT environment.
Mr Peter Moore
peter.moore@logitech.com.au
www.logitech.com.au
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
LUMIENT
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Advertising Marketing
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Heritage
Automation
Spatial
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• Retail
• New collaborations
Lumient provides a wide range of bespoke software development services and has a wealth of specific experience in automation and
the application of “AI techniques” for modelling and problem solving. Lumient has worked extensively with the ophthalmic industry
developing novel lens measurement technologies to automate the measurement of a grid of points on a lens surface to characterise
the optical characteristics. Instruments are developed to infer a surface based on power measurements as well as direct surface
profilometry. Lumient has also worked with members of the Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) industry, investigating the
application of simulated annealing to the sizing and placement of cell blocks and route channels. Lumient is currently involved in a
project to predict soil petroleum pollution levels based on the infrared absorption of the soil using Partial Least Squares techniques.
Mr Paul Coldrey
paul@lumient.com.au
www.lumient.com.au
MAPTEK
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Mining & Resources
Spatial
• Oil & Gas
• Rail & Road Transport
• Urban Planning
• New collaborations
The Maptek Group is a consortium of companies that has been at the forefront of innovative mining technology for almost 30 years.
Maptek is committed to providing a total mine solution, offering products and services globally based on proven strengths in 3D spatial
information, modelling, visualisation and analysis.
Mr Steve Sullivan
info@maptek.com.au
www.maptek.com
Image courtesy of Maptek
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
MONKEYSTACK
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Advertising Marketing
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Design
Spatial
• Film, Video & Photography
• New collaborations
• New suppliers
• Television
• New investors
Monkeystack is an animation and visualisation company based in Adelaide,. South Australia. Monkeystack has the experience and
a multi-award winning skillset to be Involved in any part of the production from concept to completion. The team prides itself on
delivering tailor made, high quality interactive or linear content across multiple platforms and delivery formats.
Mr Justin Wight
justin@monkeystack.com.au
www.monkeystack.com.au
NOVATECH CREATIVE EVENT TECHNOLOGY
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Advertising Marketing
• Visual Arts
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
• Film, Video & Photography
Automation
• Music & Sound Production
Spatial
• Performing Arts
• New collaborations
Novatech Creative Event Technology is one of Australia’s leading providers of entertainment and event technologies. Offering
integrated sound, video and lighting systems, 3D pre-visualization, video production and content design, its services are backed by a
world class team of committed designers and technicians. Working closely with clients to deliver exceptional results, it offers innovative
solutions to ensure that all challenges are overcome and that every project will surpass all expectations.
Mr Leko Novakovic
leko@ncet.co
www.ncet.co
OPTIMATICS SOLUTIONS
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Mining & Resources
SEEKING:
• New clients
Automation
• Oil & Gas
• Rail & Road Transport
• Telecommunications
• New investors
Optimatics Solutions provides cutting-edge software which saves water and utilities money. The company’s Optimizer software is
used by water utilities and consultants to optimise the planning, operation and management of water and wastewater infrastructure.
The results provide decision-makers with defensible infrastructure designs and operating plans, and are used in many scenarios from
control rooms through to master plans looking 50 years into the future. Optimatics is a global company with its software development
headquarters in Adelaide.
Mr David McIver
david.mciver@optimatics.com
www.optimatics.com
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
OVERBYTE
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Environment
Visualisation
• Mining & Resources
Spatial
• Software & Computer Games
Overbyte provides technical capabilities in the area of transmedia, application and data services to the gaming, advertising, mining
and construction industries. Services include: code optimisation audits, tools, development and training; game and transmedia
development, porting, multimedia and education; and application and data services including data visualisation, organisational and
data security and 3D visualisation.
Mr Tony Albrecht
tony@overbyte.com.au
www.overbyte.com.au
PAN PACIFIC TECHNOLOGIES
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Biological
SEEKING:
• Chemical
Simulation
Visualisation
• Music & Sound Production
• Performing Arts
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• New clients
With more than 35 years working in industry and academia, Pan Pacific has wide-ranging experience in industrial bioprocess
technology in fermentation (bacterial, algal, plant, insect and mammalian cells), biological separations and downstream recovery.
It has most recently developed a series of Techno-Economic models and advanced simulations to test the economic viability and
optimisation of innovative technologies in biofuels and bioproducts.
Dr Eric Dunlop
edunlop@panpacific.com.au
www.panpacific.com.au
PHOENXPLM
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
Automation
Spatial
SECTORS:
• Automotive • Defence & Security • Design • Education & Training • Electrical • Electronics
• Manufacturing • Mechanical • Mining & Resources • Oil & Gas • Professional, Scientific & Technical
• Rail & Road Transport • Water
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
PhoenxPLM focusses on delivering a cohesive solution to Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), by not only being able to manage the
product lifecycle, but to process the entire digital lifecycle of a company. Computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing
(CAM), computer-aided engineering (CAE), product data management (PDM) and digital manufacturing converge through PLM which
covers products such as Siemens PLM – NX (formally known as UG or I-deas), Siemens PLM – Teamcenter and Siemens PLM - Tecnomatix.
Mr Julian Kan
julian.kan@phoenxplm.com.au
www.phoenxplm.com.au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
PRISM DEFENCE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
• Defence & Security
• New collaborations
Prism Defence is a world-leader in ship helicopter integration. The company employs simulation and modelling to assist this core
objective in areas of airflow assessments, embarked helicopter dynamics, ship motion limits analysis (sliding and toppling analysis of
helicopters) and training of multiple ship-based roles.
Mr Ben Chartier
ben.chartier@prismdefence.com
www.prismdefence.com
PROEN DESIGN AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Automotive
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
Visualisation
• Design
• Manufacturing
• Mechanical
Proen is South Australia’s leading provider of specialist product design, engineering and CAD drafting resources with a track record
spanning more than 15 years. Proen provides a variety of computer-aided engineering modelling and simulation services, including
Finite Element Analysis and Computational Fluid Dynamics to a range of industries. Past projects include streamlining lens coating
processes, designing manifolds for solid oxide fuel cells to cope with high temperatures, investigating air flow distribution through
air conditioners, virtual prototypes for mining equipment before manufacture, and ensuring the thermal performance of power
electronics systems.
Mr George Campbell
info@proen.com.au
www.proen.com.au
PRO-MOTION SIMULATORS AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Defence & Security
Spatial
• Education & Training
• New collaborations
• Rail & Road Transport
• Sports & Recreation
• New investors
Pro-Motion Simulators Australia began in early 2007 as an extension of a research and marketing exercise that was focussed on
providing high-end entertainment in a car racing environment. In 2008, the company moved to a range of cost-effective solutions to
motion platform training that deliver one of the highest levels of realism available to land, air and sea based simulations. Since 2011, the
company has been utilising its skills and expertise in simulation and geo-spatial data acquisition and has branched into defence science,
technology and capability development.
Mr David Hughes
promotionsimulatorsaustralia@gmail.com
www.promotionsimulatorsaustralia.com.au
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
PUNCHCARD
Visualisation
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
• Urban Planning
SEEKING:
• New clients
Spatial
• Film, Video & Photography
• New collaborations
• Mining & Resources
• Rail & Road Transport
• New investors
Punchcard makes accurate and interactive 3D modelling. Based on cutting-edge research that creates models from video, Punchcard
software dramatically increases both the effectiveness and flexibility of the virtual environment. Simply drawing over a frame of a video
sequence, a user of the company’s software can generate the texture-mapped models required to put a house into Google Earth, or
other objects into a video game.
Mr Jeremy Pollard
punchcard@punchcard.com.au
www.punchcard.com.au
QINETIQ
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Cyber Security
Visualisation
• Defence & Security
• New collaborations
Automation
Spatial
• Rail & Road Transport
• New suppliers
QinetiQ Australia is a consulting and engineering services provider, giving independent and trusted advice to government, defence
and industry. Its success is founded on industry leading knowledge, professionalism, performance and commitment of its people.
With more than 250 employees in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra and Melbourne, QinetiQ has the people with the know-how to solve
customers’ most complex problems. Its simulation and training solutions range from capability development and decision support
through to collective trainers for in-service capabilities. The company is highly respected in Australia for the services it provides to the
Australian Defence Force’s Joint Combined Training Centre and for developing, in conjunction with Coal Services, a 360-degree 3D
virtual reality mine simulator for the Northparkes Mines.
Mr Michael Hartas
mrhartas@qinetiq.com.au
www.QinetiQ.com.au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
REDSTACK
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Automotive
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
Visualisation
• Building & Construction
• Design
Automation
Spatial
• Manufacturing
• New suppliers
Redstack provides a range of training, mentoring, support and consultation services for FEA (Finite Element Analysis) and CFD
(Computational Fluid Dynamics) software tools. These tools are used to create simulations and provide test results in the design process
using 3D models. Redstack’s technical experts specialise in Autodesk simulation products including virtual and cloud simulation
products such as Autodesk Simulation Mechanical, Autodesk Sim 360, Autodesk Moldflow, Autodesk Navisworks and more.
Mr Rob Fischer
rfischer@redstack.com.au
www.redstack.com.au
RESIN
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Advertising Marketing
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Film, Video & Photography
• Television
• New collaborations
Resin is an animation and visual effects studio with experience in both animated and photoHreal computer generated imagery (CGI)
production. Experience includes the production of photoHreal vehicles, animals, products, characters and environments. The company
also has experience with simulations including liquids, particles, fur and hair dynamics. Resin has worked with clients including
Braun in Germany to create 3D photoreal product imagery, Mitsubishi Australia for the creation of its first 3D animated commercial
with a photoHreal vehicle, and the Motor Accident Commission in the simulation of a motorcycle accident including a photoreal 3D
motorcycle and accident debris.
Mr Grant Lovering
grant.lovering@resin.com.au
www.resin.com.au
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
RHEINMETALL SIMULATION AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
• Oil & Gas
SEEKING:
• New collaborations
• New suppliers
Visualisation
Spatial
With 40 years’ experience in the simulation and modelling arena covering the live, virtual and constructive domains, Rheinmetall
Defence’s Simulation and Training capability supports customers in more than 35 countries. Rheinmetall Simulation Australia is an
integral part of Rheinmetall Defence’s expertise which extends from the development and support of a wide variety of land, air and
maritime simulation systems for individual, team and collective training through to networked systems which replicate highly complex
joint and combined operations. Essentially a ‘one stop shop’ capability for military simulation and training products and services.
Mr Adrian Smith
adrian.smith@rheinmetall.com
www.rheinmetall.com
SAAB AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
Automation
Spatial
• New collaborations
Saab Australia has its headquarters in Adelaide where specialist systems engineers concentrate on developing complex military and civil
systems solutions. These operational systems involve highly integrated software systems in which high technology, reliability and safety
are paramount. The solutions are developed either individually or in partnership with global companies that have complementary
products and skills. Saab has established modelling and simulation capabilities in Adelaide to support major defence and security
projects such ANZAC ASMD and Base Security Improvement Program. Locally, Saab provides systems to support Counter IED and Joint
Fires Training to the ADF while globally, Saab is one of the major providers of laser based military training and simulation systems.
Mr David Ledger
david.ledger@au.saabgroup.com
www.saabgroup.com/au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
SAGE AUTOMATION
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
• Manufacturing
SEEKING:
• New clients
SKILLS:
Visualisation
• Mining & Resources
Automation
• Rail & Road Transport
Spatial
• Water
• New collaborations
SAGE Automation is Australia’s leading independent industrial automation and control system integrator, focussing on safety, greater
efficiency and improved quality. Solutions include delivery of turnkey automation and industrial control projects; supply, programming,
integration and installation of PLC, SCADA, HMI and telemetry technology; manufacture of electrical control panels; provision of 24/7
service and support, industrial automation technology training and business optimisation. SAGE has more than 250 people working out
of nine locations nationally, giving customers access to large scalable resources with local support.
Ms Rachael Oates
rachael.oates@gotosage.com
www.gotoSAGE.com
SAVE A LIFE AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Automotive
• Education & Training
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
Visualisation
Automation
• Rail & Road Transport
• New investors
South Australia now has a driving simulator that has been developed using state-of-the-art, virtual reality technology. It is the first
simulator in the country of its kind. The intention is to expand the program nationally within five years. Save a Life Australia also aims to
deliver an innovative driver awareness program to high school students who are about to pursue their life as a driver. Using futuristic
virtual reality systems, the program is designed to promote safe driving strategies and awareness in a way that is regarded by experts
world-wide as extremely effective.
Mr Darren Davis
enquiries@savealifeaustralia.com.au
www.savealifeaustralia.com.au
SIGNOSTICS
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Disaster & Emergency
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Electronics
• New collaborations
Visualisation
• Health & Aged Care
Automation
• Veterinary
• New investors
Signostics is an Australian medical device company with a vision to become the world leader in providing clinicians with practical and
indispensable point-of-care devices. Signostics has developed a pocket-sized, handheld ultrasound device, Signos RT, which is the
perfect adjunct for physical medical examination.
Mr Mark Thyssen
mthyssen@signostics.com.au
www.signosticsmedical.com
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
SMR AUTOMOTIVE AUSTRALIA / SMR TECHNOLOGIES
Modelling
SKILLS:
Simulation
Automation
SECTORS:
• Automotive
• Defence & Security
• Design - Manufacturing
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
• New suppliers
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
SMR Technologies is a full service industry expert focussed on the design, manufacture and distribution of high quality products for a
broad range of industries including automotive, medical devices and whitegoods. This includes a world-class design and simulation
software suite, including 3D modelling, structural and thermal analysis and optimisation, kinematic analysis, lighting simulation and
visualisation, electronic circuit design, injection moulding simulation and patented Advanced Surface Technology coatings.
Mr Sam Vial
sam.vial@smr-technologies.com
www.smr-technologies.com
SMS MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Finance & Insurance
• New collaborations
Visualisation
Automation
• Health & Aged Care
• Mining & Resources
Spatial
• Oil & Gas
• New suppliers
SMS Management and Technology is an IT professional services provider, with specialist capability in all phases of the project lifecycle
from strategy, requirements analysis and architecture through to development, integration, testing and support. The company’s domain
knowledge spans a wide range of application areas across various industry sectors and it has developed solutions incorporating the
latest visualisation, communications, database and graphical user interface technologies on a wide range of platforms including various
mobile devices. The SMS product stable includes advanced computer-based training tools, distributed simulation training systems and
visualisation/analysis tool suites using the latest standards and technologies. SMS is also a leading provider of training and consulting
services in simulation technology and the High Level Architecture (HLA) standard.
Dr Stephen Mabbs
smabbs@smsmt.com
www.smsmt.com
Image courtesy of SMR
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
SOMADYNAMICS
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Automotive
• Design
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
Visualisation
• Manufacturing
• Rail & Road Transport
• Spatial
SomaDynamics is a leader in the development, customisation, support and consultancy for human centric and CAD software
applications. The company’s foundations and expertise are drawn from national and international experience in automotive design
in commercial and defence sectors. Its team of highly specialised packaging engineers and software developers provides a unique
partnership enabling it to provide tools, design services and support for: Siemens NX - CAD; Siemens JACK - Human Digital Manikin;
RAMSIS – Human Digital Manikin; Motion Capture – Animazoo and VICON; and RealCAD – CAD and specialist motion capture tools.
Mr Bill Humphreys
b.humphreys@somadynamics.com.au
www.somadynamics.com.au
SRA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Environment
SEEKING:
• New clients
Spatial
• Mining & Resources
• New collaborations
• Public Policy & Regulation
• Software & Computer Games
• Spatial
• New suppliers
SRA offers design, development and consulting services within the spatial software domain. Spatial solutions offer an entirely different
way to view large volumes of information in a spatial context. SRA develops spatial solutions by integrating all manner of information
and presenting it in a spatial context.
Mr Kevin Wohling
kevin.wohling@sra.com.au
www.sra.com.au
SUSTAINABILITY HOUSE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
• Environment
Visualisation
• Manufacturing
Automation
Spatial
• Public Policy & Regulation
• New collaborations
Sustainability House is a nationally recognised provider of energy efficiency assessments and ecologically sustainable design (ESD)
services for commercial and residential buildings. Clients can tap into the company’s extensive industry knowledge and understanding
of industry regulations to provide solutions to assist them with building design and energy efficiency requirements.
Mr Jeremy Miller
info@sustainabilityhouse.com.au
www.sustainabilityhouse.com.au
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
SWORDFISH COMPUTING
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
Swordfish Computing provides software development and consulting services to the Australian defence research community.
The company works closely with the multi-disciplinary teams of Australian Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO),
specialising in the development of advanced technical software applications, including highly customised synthetic simulation systems.
Swordfish Computing has extensive experience and expertise in the area of modelling and simulation systems development and
integration with HLA and DIS. Development languages include C++, C# and Java. Recent simulation projects include development
of the Force Level Electronic Warfare Synthetic Environment (FLEWSE), which is used by DSTO to analyse complex electronic warfare
scenarios in response to Australian Defence Force requirements, and development of the Army Sustainment Model Analysis
and Reporting Tool (A-SMART) which uses modelling to forecast the sustainability of a particular force structure to meet
operational requirements.
Mr Roger Flint
roger@swordfish.com.au
www.swordfish.com.au
SYDAC
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Oil & Gas
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
• Rail & Road Transport
• New collaborations
Headquartered in Adelaide, Sydac is an industry leader in producing high fidelity training simulators, computer-based training and
e-learning products and simulation and software solutions for rail and gas industries. Sydac uses the latest technologies to provide
users with customised simulation solutions to increase skills, improve safety and optimise operations. It applies simulation technology
across a broad range of industries offering an array of simulation and software engineering services. With almost 25 years’ experience
in the transport and resources sectors, Sydac has developed a reputation for providing client-focussed systems, working closely with
customers to deliver solutions that effectively meet their needs.
Mr Steven Langley
Steven.Langley@sydac.com.au
www.sydac.com.au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
VIPAC ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction • Defence & Security
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
• Manufacturing
Automation
Spatial
• Mining & Resources
• New suppliers
Vipac Engineers and Scientists is an award winning Australian technology powerhouse and multidisciplinary consultancy with more
than 40 years’ experience. From concept through to development, construction and production, Vipac provides valuable results for a
wide variety of clients. When efficiency, reliability, safety and cost effectiveness are important, Vipac has an experienced understanding
of providing leading, expert engineering, on and off-site solutions. Vipac is active world-wide in areas that include the defence,
aerospace, transport, railway, mining, power, oil, gas, automotive, building, infrastructure and consumer appliance industries. It is ISO
9001 compliant, has NATA accredited laboratories and has capabilities that include acoustics, vibration, FEA, FEM, fluid mechanics,
thermo-dynamics, system design, environmental services, test and calibration.
Mr Chris Ramsden
adelaide@vipac.com.au
www.vipac.com.au
VLAB WORKS
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Automotive
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
• New collaborations
Automation
• Computer Systems Design
• Electronics
• Software & Computer Games
VLAB Works™ delivers new technology, products and business solutions for electronic system level (ESL) development, modelling,
simulation, and virtual prototyping. VLAB solutions helps accelerate the development of embedded software, hardware and systems
across a variety of markets: automotive, wireless, modem, computing and more.
Mr Jay Yantchev
general@astc-design.com
www.vworks.com
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
WESTWOOD-THOMAS ASSOCIATES
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Aviation - Fishing
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Automation
• Mining & Resources
• New collaborations
• Oil & Gas
• Rail & Road Transport
• New suppliers
Westwood Thomas Associates provide a wide range of services relating to human factors across high-risk industries. It specialises
in providing human factors advice in the following domains: design; training; implementation of new technologies and change
management; incident investigation; and risk assessment. Westwood Thomas Associates has significant expertise in simulation-based
training, particularly with respect to non-technical skills, and the effective use of simulation in research programs.
Dr Matthew Thomas
matthew.thomas@westwood-thomas.com.au
www.westwood-thomas.com.au
YTEK PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
Modelling
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Aviation • Defence & Security
• Software & Computer Games
SEEKING:
• New clients
Automation
• Disaster & Emergency
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• New collaborations
As part of an Australian based organisation, YTEK supports and produces simulation and training solutions for network-enabled
defence organisations worldwide, alongside other simulation and analysis domains, such as Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). The
company is an Australian Defence Recognised Supplier by Defence Materiel Organisation, and since 2001 has provided engineering
support services to Australian defence primes in the modelling, simulation and training domains, including aspects of joint and
coalition operations interoperability. YTEK is the exclusive worldwide distributor of the ADGESIM© Suite of Air Defence Training
and Mission Rehearsal applications used by the Royal Australian Air Force in ACO and ABM course streams. YTEK SimLab carries out
independent R&D dedicated to the development of computational intelligence based software to support event analysis in data rich
environments, such as those found in large training events. The company is the exclusive representative of MASA Group in Australia and
distributes and supports advanced artificial intelligence driven aggregated simulation solutions, such as MASA SWORD and MASA LIFE
AI middleware. YTEK Professional Engineering Services provides support to Defence and Industry Science and Technology.
Mr Richard Yanieri
info@ytek.com.au
www.ytek.com.au
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SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
ZONGE ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH ORGANISATION
(AUSTRALIA)
Modelling
SKILLS:
SECTORS:
• Mining & Resources
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
Spatial
• Water
• New collaborations
Zonge Engineering and Research Australia specialises in planning and conducting a broad range of electrical geophysical solutions
for mining exploration, environmental and geotechnical applications. With more than 30 years’ experience both in Australia and
internationally, Zonge Australia offers expertise in a broad range of electrical techniques, providing high quality data in a professional
and efficient manner. Services include geophysical consulting, survey design, data acquisition and processing, forward and inversion
modelling, geotechnical staff hire, field services, and equipment sales, rental and repairs.
Ms Kelly Keates
zonge@zonge.com.au
www.zonge.com.au
Images courtesy
of Zonge
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Service
providers
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SOLUTION
SERVICEDEVELOPERS
PROVIDERS
CAREER EMPLOYMENT GROUP
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Career Employment Group was established in 1988 as a community based organisation to service the regional communities of South
Australia. Since this time, Career Employment Group has expanded its organisation to seven offices located throughout regional and
metropolitan areas including Whyalla (head office), Port Lincoln, Roxby Downs, Port Augusta, Ceduna, Gawler and Thebarton. CEG
has several business arms: Group Training (where CEG employs the apprentice/trainee and hosts them back to an employer); Training
Partnerships (registered training organisation); Indigenous Employment Programs (panel member for government funding) and
Australian Apprenticeships Centre (consortium arrangement with MAS National). In its role as training provider, CEG has both purchased
and developed simulators, developed apps and 3D immersive technologies to enhance engagement with clients and promote learning
development and subsequent achievement of competencies. Developments range from machinery operating simulators to apps and
3D immersive technologies (up to cert III/IV OHS training).
Mr Martin Slattery
martin@martinslattery.com
www.ceg.net.au
CIVIL TRAIN SA
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New clients
Visualisation
• Education & Training
• Mining & Resources
• Rail & Road Transport
• New collaborations
Civil Train SA is the largest provider of civil construction training in South Australia and also provides training to the mining,
horticulture and arboriculture industries. It is widely recognised for its innovation and is a leader in delivering training that uses the
latest technologies. Civil Train SA has made a significant investment in simulation technology, including plant simulators and a virtual
construction site that have been shown to increase trainees’ learning and accelerate the training process.
Mr Mark Olson
molson@civilcontractors.com
www.civiltrainsa.com.au
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SERVICE PROVIDERS
FLIGHT EXPERIENCE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
Automation
Spatial
• New collaborations
Flight Experience is a unique aviation entertainment retailer. All stores are individually owned and operated under a franchise system.
Pacific Simulators 2010 Ltd is the Master Franchisor incorporated in Christchurch, New Zealand. Flight Experience offers customers the
opportunity to fly a flight simulator that is about as close as it gets to the real thing. The product is designed to have broad appeal,
catering for consumers wishing to buy a truly memorable gift, through to professional pilots and corporate entertainments.
Mr Adrian Caperna
adelaide@flightexperience.com.au
www.flightexperience.com.au
FLIGHT TRAINING ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
• New clients
Simulation
Visualisation
Automation
Spatial
FTA is located at Parafield Airport, South Australia where it has a suite of Mechtronix Ascent® XJ Trainer™, Mechtronix FFTX and Diamond
Aircraft flight simulation training devices. FTA’s training ethos is to develop future airline and helicopter captains rather than simply
training cadets to obtain a license. To achieve this, FTA makes considerable investment to ensure appropriate aircraft/simulator assets
are available and the best staff is in place to deliver the training.
Mr Michael Wallis
mwallis@flighttrainingadelaide.com
www.flighttrainingadelaide.com
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SERVICE PROVIDERS
ROYAL AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
SEEKING:
• New clients
• Health & Aged Care
The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons conduct surgical simulation research. Recent work has been focussed on the use of Mobile
Simulation vehicles to deliver the technical skills of surgery and the use of simulation to skill surgical trainees in the non-technical
skills which influence patient outcomes in the operating room. Future work will focus on the development of benchmarks for trainee
performance.
Mrs Meryl Altree
meryl.altree@surgeons.org
www.surgeons.org
THE SIMULATION UNIT, DEPARTMENT ANAESTHESIA,
PAIN MEDICINE AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE,
ROYAL ADELAIDE HOSPITAL
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Health & Aged Care
SEEKING:
• New collaborations
The Simulation Unit within the Department of Anaesthesia, Pain Medicine and Hyperbaric Medicine has a long history of teaching
technical and nontechnical skills to interns, registrars, recovery nurses, anaesthetic nursing staff and consultants.
Dr Graham Lowry
graham.lowry@health.sa.gov.au
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Researchers
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RESEARCHERS - BUSINESS
SOLUTION
AND PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPERS
Researchers
Business and professional
CENTRE FOR COMPARATIVE WATER POLICIES AND LAWS
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Water Services
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Public Policy & Regulation
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Professor Jennifer McKay
Jennifer.McKay@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/WaterPolicyLaw
CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC STUDIES
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
• Public Policy & Regulation
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Mr David Morfesi
david.morfesi@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/cies/
INSTITUTE FOR CHOICE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Advertising/Marketing
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
Simulation
• Education & Training
• New collaborations
• Public Policy & Regulation
• New funding/investors
Professor John Rose
John.Rose@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/Institute-for-Choice
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RESEARCHERS - ENVIRONMENTAL
INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
• Public Policy & Regulation
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
Automation
Spatial
• New funding/investors
Mr David Morfesi
david.morfesi@adelaide.edu.au
www.iit.adelaide.edu.au
Researchers
Environmental
CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT
AND REMEDIATION
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Biological
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Chemical
• Disaster & Emergency
• New collaborations
• Environment
• Mining & Resources
• New funding/investors
Mr Jacob Kuzyakov
Jacob.Kuzyakov@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/research/centre-for-environmental-risk-assessment-and-remediation-/
ENVIRONMENT INSTITUTE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Biological • Energy Services • Environment • Forestry • Marine
• Professional, Scientific & Technical • Public Policy & Regulation
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• Water Services
• New funding/investors
Professor Bob Hill
execdean.facsciences@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/environment/
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• Meteorology
RESEARCHERS - ENVIRONMENTAL
NATIONAL CENTRE FOR GROUNDWATER RESEARCH
AND TRAINING
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training • Environment
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Water Services
• New collaborations
• Mining & Resources
• New funding/investors
Professor Craig Simmons
enquiries@groundwater.com.au
www.groundwater.com.au
SA WATER CENTRE FOR WATER MANAGEMENT AND REUSE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Biological
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
Simulation
• Energy Services
• Environment
• New collaborations
• Water Services
• New funding/investors
Professor Christopher Saint
christopher.saint@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/CWMR
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RESEARCHERS - HEALTH AND MEDICAL
Researchers
Health and medical
ADELAIDE CENTRE FOR NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Health & Aged Care
• New collaborations
• Medical
• New funding/investors
Professor Andrea Yool
acnr@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/neuroscience/
ADELAIDE HEALTH SIMULATION & SKILLS CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
• Energy Services
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
SKILLS:
• Environment
• New collaborations
• Medical
• Telecommunications
• New funding/investors
Dr Simon Patten
simon.patten@adelaide.edu.au
www.health.adelaide.edu.au/medicine/simulation-skills/
AUSTRALIAN POPULATION & MIGRATION
RESEARCH CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Health & Aged Care
• Medical
Professor Graeme Hugo
graeme.hugo@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/apmrc/
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RESEARCHERS - HEALTH AND MEDICAL
CENTRE FOR SLEEP RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
• Health & Aged Care
• Medical
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Mrs Mary Carskadon
pswresearch@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/Centre-for-Sleep-Research
CLINICAL SIMULATION UNIT
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
• Health & Aged Care
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New funding/investors
• Medical
Dr Cyle Sprick
simulation@flinders.edu.au
www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/sites/clinical-skills-and-simulation
DATA MANAGEMENT & ANALYSIS CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Health & Aged Care
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Professor John Lynch
dmac@adelaide.edu.au
www.health.adelaide.edu.au/dmac
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RESEARCHERS - HEALTH AND MEDICAL
DISASTER RESEARCH CENTRE
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Disaster & Emergency
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Education & Training
• New collaborations
• Health & Aged Care
• Medical
• New funding/investors
Professor Paul Arbon
paul.arbon@flinders.edu.au
www.flinders.edu.au/flinders-university-disaster-research-centre/
HEALTH-FOCUSSED SIMULATION LEARNING FACILITY
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
• Health & Aged Care
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Mr Wayne Harvey
wayne.harvey@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/health
MEDICAL DEVICE RESEARCH INSTITUTE
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Computer Systems Design
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
Visualisation
• Education & Training
• New collaborations
• Health & Aged Care
• New funding/investors
Professor Karen Reynolds
karen.reynolds@flinders.edu.au
www.flinders.edu.au/science_engineering/research/mdri
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• Medical
• Software & PC Games
RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Researchers
Science and engineering
ADELAIDE RADAR RESEARCH CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Aviation • Defence & Security • Design • Electronics • Manufacturing • Meteorology
• Professional, Scientific & Technical • Sports & Recreation • Telecommunications
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Professor Douglas Gray
doug.gray@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/radar/
ADELAIDE WIND TUNNEL
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Automotive • Aviation • Building & Construction
• Manufacturing • Mechanical
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• Defence & Security
• Design
• Disaster & Emergency
• New funding/investors
Dr Cristian Birzer
windtunnel@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/windtunnel
ADVANCED COMPUTING RESEARCH CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Cyber Security
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Data Processing
• New projects/clients
Visualisation
• Defence & Security
• New collaborations
• Software & PC Games
• Spatial
• New funding/investors
Mrs Alison Abbott
Alison.abbott@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/Advanced-Computing-Research-Centre
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RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
ADVANCED PROTOTYPING LABORATORY
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Computer Systems Design
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Defence & Security
• New collaborations
• Disaster & Emergency
• Telecommunications
• New funding/investors
Mr Jeff Kasparian
jeff.kasparian@unisa.edu.au
www.itr.unisa.edu.au
ARC SPECIAL RESEARCH CENTRE FOR SUBATOMIC
STRUCTURE OF MATTER
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Biological
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Environment
• New projects/clients
Visualisation
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• New collaborations
Professor Anthony Williams
cssm@adelaide.edu.au
www.physics.adelaide.edu.au/cssm/
AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR PLANT FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Biological
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Energy Services
• New projects/clients
Visualisation
• Environment
• New collaborations
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• New funding/investors
Associate Professor Sigrid Heuer
reception@acpfg.com.au
www.acpfg.com.au
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RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR VISUAL TECHNOLOGIES
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security • Health & Aged Care
• Rail & Road Transport
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
Visualisation
• Manufacturing
• New collaborations
Automation
• Medical
Spatial
• Mining & Resources
• New funding/investors
Mr Ian Will
ian.will@adelaide.edu.au
www.acvt.com.au
BARBARA HARDY INSTITUTE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Energy Services
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Environment
• New projects/clients
• Urban Planning
• New collaborations
• Rail & Road Transport
• New funding/investors
Ms Leanne Haller
Leanne.haller@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/Barbara-Hardy-Institute
CENTRE FOR AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Automotive • Design • Disaster & Emergency
• Public Policy & Regulation
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• Health & Aged Care
• Manufacturing
• Mechanical
• New funding/investors
Professor Mary Lydon
casr@adelaide.edu.au
www.casr.adelaide.edu.au
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
CENTRE FOR BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Biological
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Defence & Security
• New projects/clients
• Electronics
• New collaborations
• Health & Aged Care
• Medical
• New funding/investors
Dr Said Al-Sarawi
said.alsarawi@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/cbme
CENTRE FOR DEFENCE COMMUNICATIONS AND
INFORMATION NETWORKING
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Aviation • Cyber Security
• Telecommunications
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
Visualisation
• Defence & Security
• New collaborations
• Disaster & Emergency
• Public Policy & Regulation
• New funding/investors
Dr Michael Webb
michael.webb@adelaide.edu.au
www.trc.adelaide.edu.au/defence
CENTRE FOR ENERGY TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Chemical
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Energy Services
• New projects/clients
Visualisation
• Mining & Resources
• New collaborations
• Oil & Gas
• Rail & Road Transport
• New funding/investors
Professor Graham Nathan
cet@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/cet
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RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
CENTRE FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE INTEGRATED
TECHNOLOGIES AND SYSTEMS
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
Simulation
• Education & Training
• New collaborations
• Electronics
• Manufacturing
• Telecommunications
• New funding/investors
Dr Braden Phillips
chiptec-admin@eleceng.adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/chiptec
CENTRE FOR INDUSTRIAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Energy Services
• New collaborations
• Environment
• Manufacturing
• Rail & Road Transport
• New funding/investors
Professor John Boland
John.boland@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/Centre-for-Industrial-and-Applied-Mathematics
CENTRE FOR KNOWLEDGE AND INTERACTION
TECHNOLOGIES
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
Simulation
• Finance & Insurance
• New collaborations
Visualisation
Automation
• Health & Aged Care
• Medical
Spatial
• Sports & Recreation
• New funding/investors
Professor David Powers
david.powers@flinders.edu.au
www.flinders.edu.au/science_engineering/csem/research/centres/ckit.cfm
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
CENTRE FOR MARITIME ENGINEERING, CONTROL
AND IMAGING
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Electrical
Visualisation
• Electronics
• New collaborations
• Marine
Automation
• Mechanical
• Mining & Resources
• New funding/investors
Associate Professor Karl Sammut
karl.sammut@flinders.edu.au
www.flinders.edu.au/science_engineering/csem/research/centres/cmeci
CENTRE OF EXPERTISE IN ENERGETIC MATERIALS
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
SKILLS:
Modelling
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Energy Services
• Environment
• New collaborations
• Mining & Resources
• New funding/investors
Associate Professor Stewart Walker
stewart.walker@flinders.edu.au
www.flinders.edu.au/science_engineering/caps/our-school/research-facilities/ceem
SCHOOL OF CIVIL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND MINING
ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Energy Services
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Environment
• New projects/clients
• Water Services
• New collaborations
• Manufacturing
• Mining & Resources
• New funding/investors
Mr Andrew Heathersay
enquiries@civeng.adelaide.edu.au
www.ecms.adelaide.edu.au/civeng
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RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
COGNITIVE MODELLING AND SERVICE ORIENTED
ARCHITECTURES SYSTEMS
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Computer Systems Design
• New projects/clients
• Defence & Security
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Professor Nanda Nandagopa
nanda.nandagopal@unisa.edu.au
www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/staff/Homepage.asp?Name=nanda.nandagopal
DATA TO DECISIONS COOPERATIVE RESEARCH CENTRE
JOINT VENTURE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Cyber Security • Defence & Security
• Public Policy & Regulation
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Energy Services
• New collaborations
• Health & Aged Care
• Mining & Resources
• New funding/investors
Dr Sanjay Mazumdar
info@d2dcrc.com.au
ssl.dsic.com.au/d2dcrc/
ERESEARCH SA - HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING
SERVICES
JOINT VENTURE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• All sectors
Ms Mary Hobson
mary.hobson@ersa.edu.au
www.eresearchsa.edu.au/hpc_services
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
FLINDERS MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES LABORATORY
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Cyber Security • Defence & Security • Disaster & Emergency • Energy Services
• Logistics • Water Services • Manufacturing • Rail & Road Transport
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• Environment
• New funding/investors
Professor Jerzy Filar
jerzy.filar@flinders.edu.au
www.flinders.edu.au/science_engineering/csem/research/centres/fmsl/fmsl.cfm
IAN WARK RESEARCH INSTITUTE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Chemical
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Health & Aged Care
• New projects/clients
• Mining & Resources
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Mr Sebastien Hebert
Sebastien.Hebert@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/Ian-Wark-Research-Institute
INSTITUTE FOR MINERAL AND ENERGY RESOURCES
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
SEEKING:
• New collaborations
Simulation
• Energy Services
Automation
• Mining & Resources
• Public Policy & Regulation
• New funding/investors
Dr Jordan Parhan
imer@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/imer
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RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
INSTITUTE FOR PHOTONICS & ADVANCED SENSING
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Biological • Defence & Security • Energy Services
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• Environment
• Food & Beverage
• Medical
• New funding/investors
Professor Tanya Monro
piers.lincoln@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/ipas
INSTITUTE FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Data Processing
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Defence & Security
• New projects/clients
• Telecommunications
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Mr Jeff Kasparian
Jeff.Kasparian@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/Institute-for-Telecommunications-Research
MAWSON INSTITUTE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Health & Aged Care
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
Simulation
• Manufacturing
Visualisation
• Medical
• New collaborations
• Mining & Resources
• New funding/investors
Ms Amanda Taylor
mawson.institute@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/Mawson-Institute
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
PHENOMICS AND BIOINFORMATICS RESEARCH CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Biological
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Environment
• New projects/clients
Visualisation
• Forestry
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Professor Stan Miklavcic
stan.miklavcic@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/research/phenomics-and-bioinformatics-research-centre
SIMULATION OF UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS, SENSORS
AND AUTONOMY
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Aviation
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Defence & Security
• New projects/clients
• Mining & Resources
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
Associate Professor Kutluyil Dogancay
kutluyil.dogancay@unisa.edu.au
www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/staff/homepage.asp?name=kutluyil.dogancay
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Energy Services
SEEKING:
Simulation
• Environment
• New projects/clients
• Mining & Resources
• New collaborations
• Oil & Gas
• New funding/investors
Professor Martin Hand
martin.hand@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/geothermal
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RESEARCHERS - SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
SPATIAL AUGMENTED REALITY VISUALISATION FACILITY
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Building & Construction
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Design
Visualisation
• Manufacturing
• New collaborations
• Space
• Spatial
• New funding/investors
Professor Bruce Thomas
bruce.thomas@unisa.edu.au
www.wearables.unisa.edu.au/projects/interactive-sar
TELETRAFFIC RESEARCH CENTRE MATHEMATICAL
MODELLING
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
Simulation
Visualisation
• Manufacturing
• Mining & Resources
• New collaborations
• Telecommunications
• New funding/investors
Dr Bruce Northcote
trc@trc.adelaide.edu.au
www.trc.adelaide.edu.au
TRANSPORT SYSTEMS CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
• Logistics
SEEKING:
• New collaborations
• New projects/clients
• Rail & Road Transport
• New funding/investors
Professor Rocco Zito
Sebastien.Hebert@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/Barbara-Hardy-Institute/
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
P 71
RESEARCHERS - SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL
WATER RESEARCH CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Disaster & Emergency • Education & Training
• Water Services • Manufacturing
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• New collaborations
• Energy Services
Automation
• Environment
• Urban Planning
• New funding/investors
Professor Angus Simpson
aripl@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/environment/wrc
WEARABLE COMPUTER LAB
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Defence & Security
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
Simulation
• Design
Visualisation
• Manufacturing
• New collaborations
• Software & PC Games
• New funding/investors
Professor Bruce Thomas
bruce.thomas@unisa.edu.au
www.wearables.unisa.edu.au
Researchers
Social and behavioural
APPLETON INSTITUTE FOR BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE
CENTRAL QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY
SKILLS:
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Design • Education & Training
• Rail & Road Transport
SEEKING:
• New projects/clients
• Professional, Scientific & Technical
• Public Policy & Regulation
• New collaborations
Dr Anjum Naweed
anjum.naweed@cqu.edu.au
www.cqu.edu.au/appletoninstitute
P 72
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RESEARCHERS - SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL
AUSTRALIAN WORKPLACE INNOVATION AND SOCIAL
RESEARCH CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
• Energy Services
SEEKING:
• New collaborations
• New projects/clients
• Health & Aged Care
• Public Policy & Regulation
• Spatial
• New funding/investors
Associate Professor John Spoehr
josie.covino@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/wiser/research
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LABOUR STUDIES
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
SKILLS:
Modelling
Visualisation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
• Health & Aged Care
SEEKING:
• New funding/investors
• New projects/clients
• Public Policy & Regulation
Professor Kostas Mavromaras
k.mavromaras@flinders.edu.au
www.flinders.edu.au/sabs/nils
CENTRE FOR HOUSING, URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
Simulation
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
• Health & Aged Care
• Public Policy & Regulation
SEEKING:
• New collaborations
• New funding/investors
• New projects/clients
Professor Andrew Beer
louise.oloughlin@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/churp
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
P 73
RESEARCHERS - SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL
THE FAY GALE CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON GENDER
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Education & Training
• Environment
SEEKING:
• New collaborations
• New projects/clients
• Health & Aged Care
• Mining & Resources
• Public Policy & Regulation
• New funding/investors
Associate Professor Christine Beasley
pam.papadelos@adelaide.edu.au
www.adelaide.edu.au/gender
ZERO WASTE SA RESEARCH CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE
DESIGN AND BEHAVIOUR
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SKILLS:
Modelling
SECTORS:
• Energy Services
SEEKING:
• Environment
• New projects/clients
• Urban Planning
• New collaborations
• Public Policy & Regulation
• New funding/investors
Dr Robert Crocker
robert.crocker@unisa.edu.au
www.unisa.edu.au/Research/zerowastecentre
P 74
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Spatial augmented reality visualisation facility
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
P 75
SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
Capability index
P 76
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Solution developers
FYFE
P 29
HOLOPOINT INTERACTIVE
P 29
INFRAPLAN (AUST)
P 30
INGENIA
P 30
INNOVACT CONSULTING
P 31
INNOVATION SCIENCE
P 31
ISD ANALYTICS
P 32
JUMBO VISION INTERNATIONAL
P 32
KADEGO
P 33
KATANOO ARCHITECTS
P 33
KELLOGG BROWN & ROOT (KBR)
P 34
KLEVAR
P 34
LESTER FRANKS
P 34
4DM ENGINEERING
P 19
ACACIA RESEARCH
P 19
AEROMETREX
P 20
AJF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
P 20
ALCIDION CORPORATION
P 21
ASC
P 21
ASSOCIATED ELECTRONIC SERVICES
P 21
AUTOMATED SOLUTIONS AUSTRALIA
P 22
BABCOCK
P 22
BAE SYSTEMS
P 22
BLOCK SOFTWARE
P 23
C3 GLOBAL
P 23
CADGILE
P 23
LOCKHEED MARTIN AUSTRALIA ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
(LMAES)
P 35
CALIBRE GLOBAL
P 24
LOGI-TECH
P 35
COFFEY
P 24
LUMIENT
P 36
CONVERGEN
P 24
MAPTEK
P 36
CORE ENERGY GROUP
P 25
MONKEYSTACK
P 37
CORNELL DESIGN
P 25
NOVATECH CREATIVE EVENT TECHNOLOGY
P 37
DELFTRED SIMULATION TECHNOLOGY
P 25
OPTIMATICS SOLUTIONS
P 37
DEMATEC
P 26
OVERBYTE
P 38
E3LEARNING
P 26
PAN PACIFIC TECHNOLOGIES
P 38
ECOKNOWLEDGE
P 26
PHOENXPLM
P 38
ELLEX-PRECISE
P 27
PRISM DEFENCE
P 39
ENERGY EXEMPLAR
P 27
PROEN DESIGN AUSTRALIA
P 39
FCT COMBUSTION
P 27
PRO-MOTION SIMULATORS AUSTRALIA
P 39
FINGO
P 28
PUNCHCARD
P 40
FRAZER-NASH CONSULTANCY
P 28
QINETIQ
P 40
FTE SOLUTIONS
P 28
REDSTACK
P 41
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
P 77
RESIN
P 41
RHEINMETALL SIMULATION AUSTRALIA
P 42
Researchers
Business and professional
SAAB AUSTRALIA
P 42
CENTRE FOR COMPARATIVE WATER POLICIES AND LAWS
P 55
SAGE AUTOMATION
P 43
CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC STUDIES
P 55
SAVE A LIFE AUSTRALIA
P 43
INSTITUTE FOR CHOICE
P 55
SIGNOSTICS
P 43
INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE
P 56
SMR AUTOMOTIVE AUSTRALIA / SMR TECHNOLOGIES
P 44
SMS MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
P 44
SOMADYNAMICS
P 45
SRA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
P 45
SUSTAINABILITY HOUSE
P 45
SWORDFISH COMPUTING
P 46
SYDAC
P 46
VIPAC ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS
P 47
VLAB WORKS
P 47
WESTWOOD-THOMAS ASSOCIATES
P 48
YTEK PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
P 48
ZONGE ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH ORGANISATION
(AUSTRALIA)
P 49
Service providers
Researchers
Environmental
CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT AND REMEDIATION
P 56
ENVIRONMENT INSTITUTE
P 56
NATIONAL CENTRE FOR GROUNDWATER RESEARCH
AND TRAINING
P 57
SA WATER CENTRE FOR WATER MANAGEMENT AND REUSE
P 57
Researchers
Health and medical
ADELAIDE CENTRE FOR NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH
P 58
ADELAIDE HEALTH SIMULATION & SKILLS CENTRE
P 58
AUSTRALIAN POPULATION & MIGRATION RESEARCH CENTRE
P 58
CAREER EMPLOYMENT GROUP
P 51
CENTRE FOR SLEEP RESEARCH
P 59
CIVIL TRAIN SA
P 51
CLINICAL SIMULATION UNIT
P 59
FLIGHT EXPERIENCE
P 52
DATA MANAGEMENT & ANALYSIS CENTRE
P 59
FLIGHT TRAINING ADELAIDE
P 52
DISASTER RESEARCH CENTRE
P 60
ROYAL AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
P 53
HEALTH-FOCUSSED SIMULATION LEARNING FACILITY
P 60
THE SIMULATION UNIT, DEPARTMENT ANAESTHESIA, PAIN MEDICINE AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE,
ROYAL ADELAIDE HOSPITAL
P 53
MEDICAL DEVICE RESEARCH INSTITUTE
P 60
P 78
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MODELLING AND SIMULATION CAPABILITY DIRECTORY 2014-2015
Researchers
Science and engineering
FLINDERS MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES LABORATORY
P 68
IAN WARK RESEARCH INSTITUTE
P 68
ADELAIDE RADAR RESEARCH CENTRE
P 61
INSTITUTE FOR MINERAL AND ENERGY RESOURCES
P 68
ADELAIDE WIND TUNNEL
P 61
INSTITUTE FOR PHOTONICS & ADVANCED SENSING
P 69
ADVANCED COMPUTING RESEARCH CENTRE
P 61
INSTITUTE FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH
P 69
ADVANCED PROTOTYPING LABORATORY
P 62
MAWSON INSTITUTE
P 69
ARC SPECIAL RESEARCH CENTRE FOR SUBATOMIC STRUCTURE OF MATTER
P 62
PHENOMICS AND BIOINFORMATICS RESEARCH CENTRE
P 70
P 62
SIMULATION OF UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS, SENSORS AND AUTONOMY
P 70
AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR PLANT FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS
P 63
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR GEOTHERMAL ENERGY RESEARCH
P 70
AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR VISUAL TECHNOLOGIES
BARBARA HARDY INSTITUTE
P 63
SPATIAL AUGMENTED REALITY VISUALISATION FACILITY
P 71
CENTRE FOR AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY RESEARCH
P 63
TELETRAFFIC RESEARCH CENTRE MATHEMATICAL MODELLING
P 71
CENTRE FOR BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
P 64
TRANSPORT SYSTEMS CENTRE
P 71
CENTRE FOR DEFENCE COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION NETWORKING
P 64
WATER RESEARCH CENTRE
P 72
CENTRE FOR ENERGY TECHNOLOGY
P 64
WEARABLE COMPUTER LAB
P 72
CENTRE FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES AND SYSTEMS
P 65
CENTRE FOR INDUSTRIAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
P 65
Researchers
Social and behavioural
CENTRE FOR KNOWLEDGE AND INTERACTION TECHNOLOGIES
P 65
APPLETON INSTITUTE FOR BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE
P 72
P 66
AUSTRALIAN WORKPLACE INNOVATION AND SOCIAL RESEARCH CENTRE
P 73
CENTRE FOR MARITIME ENGINEERING, CONTROL AND IMAGING
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LABOUR STUDIES
P 73
CENTRE OF EXPERTISE IN ENERGETIC MATERIALS
P 66
P 66
CENTRE FOR HOUSING, URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
P 73
SCHOOL OF CIVIL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND MINING ENGINEERING
THE FAY GALE CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON GENDER
P 74
COGNITIVE MODELLING AND SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECTURES SYSTEMS
P 67
ZERO WASTE SA RESEARCH CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE DESIGN AND BEHAVIOUR
P 74
DATA TO DECISIONS COOPERATIVE RESEARCH CENTRE
P 67
ERESEARCH SA - HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING SERVICES
P 67
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
P 79
SOLUTION DEVELOPERS
Capability matrix
P 80
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DELFTRED SIMULATION
TECHNOLOGY
P 25
P 25
CORNELL DESIGN
CORE ENERGY GROUP
CONVERGEN
P 24
P 25
COFFEY
CIVIL TRAIN SA
P 24
P 51
P 51
CAREER EMPLOYMENT GROUP
CALIBRE GLOBAL
P 24
P 23
P 23
CADGILE
C3 GLOBAL
BLOCK SOFTWARE
P 23
BAE SYSTEMS
P 22
P 22
BABCOCK
AUTOMATED SOLUTIONS
AUSTRALIA
P 22
ASSOCIATED ELECTRONIC
SERVICES
P 21
P 21
P 21
ASC
ALCIDION CORPORATION
AJF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
P 20
AEROMETREX
P 20
P 19
P 19
ACACIA RESEARCH
4DM ENGINEERING
Company
Customer
market
Advertising Marketing
•
•
•
Aviation
•
•
Automotive
•
Biological
•
•
•
Building & Construction
Chemical
•
Computer Systems Design
Design
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• • •
Defence & Security
•
•
Cyber Security
Data Processing
Disaster & Emergency
•
Electrical
•
•
•
•
•
Education & Training
•
•
Electronics
•
•
Environment
•
•
Energy Services
Film, Video & Photography
Finance & Insurance
•
Fishing
Food & Beverage
•
Health & Aged Care
• • •
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Mechanical
Mining & Resources
• •
•
• • •
Manufacturing
• •
Heritage
Logistics
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Oil & Gas
•
Music & Sound Production
Performing Arts
Pharmaceutical
•
•
•
Professional, Scientific & Technical
•
Printing
• •
Retail
Sewage Services
•
•
•
Software & Computer Games
Spatial
•
•
Rail & Road Transport
•
Public Policy & Regulation
Sports & Recreation
•
•
Telecommunications
•
Television
Urban Planning
Veterinary
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
•
•
Water
•
Visual Arts
P 81
KATANOO ARCHITECTS
P 33
P 33
KADEGO
JUMBO VISION INTERNATIONAL
P 32
P 31
P 32
ISD ANALYTICS
INNOVATION SCIENCE
INNOVACT CONSULTING
P 31
P 30
P 30
INGENIA
INFRAPLAN (AUST)
HOLOPOINT INTERACTIVE
P 29
P 29
P 28
FYFE
FTE SOLUTIONS
FRAZER-NASH CONSULTANCY
FLIGHT TRAINING ADELAIDE
P 52
P 28
FLIGHT EXPERIENCE
P 52
P 27
P 28
FINGO
FCT COMBUSTION
ENERGY EXEMPLAR
P 27
P 27
ELLEX-PRECISE
ECOKNOWLEDGE
P 26
P 26
P 26
DEMATEC
E3LEARNING
Company
Customer
market
•
•
•
•
•
•
Building & Construction
•
Biological
•
•
•
•
Aviation
•
Automotive
•
Advertising Marketing
Chemical
Computer Systems Design
Cyber Security
•
•
•
•
Education & Training
•
Disaster & Emergency
• •
• •
•
•
•
•
•
•
Design
•
•
•
Defence & Security
•
Data Processing
Electrical
•
Environment
• •
•
Energy Services
•
•
Electronics
•
Finance & Insurance
•
Film, Video & Photography
•
•
Food & Beverage
Health & Aged Care
• •
•
Fishing
Heritage
•
•
•
•
•
Mechanical
Mining & Resources
• •
• •
•
•
•
•
Manufacturing
•
Logistics
•
•
•
•
Oil & Gas
Performing Arts
•
Music & Sound Production
•
Pharmaceutical
•
•
•
•
Printing
Professional, Scientific & Technical
• •
•
•
•
Retail
•
Rail & Road Transport
•
Public Policy & Regulation
•
•
•
•
•
•
Spatial
Sports & Recreation
•
Sewage Services
Software & Computer Games
Telecommunications
Television
•
Urban Planning
Veterinary
P 82
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•
Water
•
Visual Arts
RHEINMETALL SIMULATION
AUSTRALIA
•
P 41
P 42
RESIN
REDSTACK
P 41
P 40
P 40
QINETIQ
PUNCHCARD
PRO-MOTION SIMULATORS
AUSTRALIA
P 39
PROEN DESIGN AUSTRALIA
P 39
PRISM DEFENCE
•
• •
•
•
•
•
•
•
Biological
•
•
Aviation
•
•
Automotive
Building & Construction
P 39
P 38
PHOENXPLM
PAN PACIFIC TECHNOLOGIES
P 38
P 37
P 38
OVERBYTE
OPTIMATICS SOLUTIONS
NOVATECH CREATIVE EVENT
TECHNOLOGY
P 37
MONKEYSTACK
•
•
P 37
P 36
•
Advertising Marketing
MAPTEK
LUMIENT
P 36
P 35
P 35
LOGI-TECH
LOCKHEED MARTIN AUSTRALIA
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS (LMAES)
LESTER FRANKS
P 34
P 34
P 34
KLEVAR
KELLOGG BROWN & ROOT (KBR)
Company
Customer
market
•
Chemical
•
Computer Systems Design
•
Cyber Security
•
Design
•
•
•
•
Defence & Security
• •
•
• •
•
•
•
•
Data Processing
Electrical
•
Electronics
•
•
Education & Training
• • •
Disaster & Emergency
Energy Services
•
Finance & Insurance
•
•
•
•
•
Environment
Film, Video & Photography
Fishing
Food & Beverage
•
Health & Aged Care
•
Heritage
•
•
• •
•
•
•
•
Performing Arts
•
•
•
Oil & Gas
•
Music & Sound Production
•
•
•
•
Mechanical
Mining & Resources
• •
Manufacturing
• • •
•
Logistics
Pharmaceutical
•
•
•
•
•
Printing
Professional, Scientific & Technical
•
•
•
•
Retail
•
•
Rail & Road Transport
•
Public Policy & Regulation
Sewage Services
•
Software & Computer Games
•
Spatial
•
Sports & Recreation
•
•
Urban Planning
•
•
Television
•
Telecommunications
Veterinary
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
•
•
•
Water
•
Visual Arts
P 83
ZONGE ENGINEERING AND
RESEARCH ORGANISATION
(AUSTRALIA)
P 49
YTEK PROFESSIONAL
ENGINEERING SERVICES
P 48
WESTWOOD-THOMAS
ASSOCIATES
P 47
P 48
VLAB WORKS
VIPAC ENGINEERS & SCIENTISTS
THE SIMULATION UNIT,
DEPARTMENT ANAESTHESIA,
PAIN MEDICINE AND
HYPERBARIC MEDICINE, ROYAL
ADELAIDE HOSPITAL
P 53
P 47
SYDAC
P 46
SWORDFISH COMPUTING
P 46
SUSTAINABILITY HOUSE
P 45
SRA INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
P 45
P 45
SOMADYNAMICS
SMS MANAGEMENT AND
TECHNOLOGY
P 44
SMR AUTOMOTIVE AUSTRALIA /
SMR TECHNOLOGIES
P 43
P 44
SIGNOSTICS
SAVE A LIFE AUSTRALIA
P 43
SAGE AUTOMATION
P 43
P 53
P 42
SAAB AUSTRALIA
ROYAL AUSTRALASIAN
COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
Company
Customer
market
• •
•
•
•
•
Automotive
•
Advertising Marketing
Aviation
•
•
Biological
Building & Construction
Chemical
•
Computer Systems Design
Cyber Security
•
•
•
•
•
Education & Training
•
Design
Disaster & Emergency
•
• •
•
•
Defence & Security
•
•
Data Processing
•
Electronics
•
Electrical
Energy Services
•
•
Environment
Film, Video & Photography
•
Finance & Insurance
•
Fishing
•
•
•
Health & Aged Care
•
Food & Beverage
Heritage
•
•
•
•
Manufacturing
•
Logistics
•
•
•
•
•
•
Mechanical
Mining & Resources
•
•
Oil & Gas
•
Music & Sound Production
Performing Arts
Pharmaceutical
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Public Policy & Regulation
Rail & Road Transport
•
Printing
Professional, Scientific & Technical
Retail
Spatial
•
•
• •
Software & Computer Games
•
Sewage Services
Sports & Recreation
Telecommunications
Television
Urban Planning
•
Veterinary
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Water
•
Visual Arts
DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
P 85
Notes
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE DEVELOPMENT
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Contact
Industry and Innovation
Department of State Development
Hamish Park
Modelling and Simulation
Tel:
+61 (8) 8303 2487
Email:hamish.park@sa.gov.au
www.statedevelopment.sa.gov.au
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