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1 ASEAN and Application Scenarios 2 CETC Introduction 3 Maritime Electronic Information Technology Application 4 Case Study 1 ASEAN and Application Scenarios 2 CETC Introduction 3 Maritime Electronic Information Technology Application 4 Case Study ASEAN and Application Scenarios • Vast ocean area contains massive resources, also raise the difficulty and complexity of Maritime governance and management. • Electronic Information technology could provide a easy and high-efficient solution. Maritim e Security Ocean Socio- Area Economy Maritime Data Resources ASEAN and Application Scenarios Coast Guard System Terrorist Transnational Criminal Illegal Immigrants Organization Meteorology System Disaster Management System Weather Forecasting Disaster Response Port Vessel Traffic System Port Traffic Fishing Management System Locate and Rescue …… …… 1 ASEAN and Application Scenarios 2 CETC Introduction 3 Maritime Electronic Information Technology Application 4 Case Study CETC Introduction--Overview Electronic Science and About Us Technology Strength R & D Capability n State-owned military enterprises n Covering all fields of electronics n 10 national center for research and information innovation established in 2002 n Provide full range information n 14 key laboratory of provincial and n 58 subordinate research institute equipment for army, navy and air group n 543 third level and under n Provide all kinds of core n 18 national key laboratories components for a variety of n 4 national engineering center subordinate companies platforms n 20 post doctoral stations n 8 listed companies n The most powerful stated-owned n 21 national quality inspection center nNearly 150 thousand employees (56% enterprise in the network n 11 academicians technical experts) information system planning and 18619 patents (12972 Invention n 2015 main business income of 165.1 construction, information patents) billion 100 million RMB equipment development and n Academician Wang Xiaomo won the n Ranking 408th on 2016 Fortune 500 production and network National Science and Technology information services Award in 2012 CETC Introduction--Overview International Market Enterprise Mission nMore than 30 offices across the world n Leading electronics science and technology nBusiness in more than 110 countries Committed to the forefront of electronics information technology around the world Constantly break through the new height of electronics information technology nWidely carried out various types of Push and lead the trend of electronics information science and technology international business progress n •International Trade •International Investment Constructing national network •International •International Cooperation CETC regard building national security system, and smart city network as our • engineering mission n Cast Safety Foundation With advanced electronics information technology to defend national security, national network security, information security and social security n Creating a smart era Committed to achieving the interaction between human and environment, material and intelligent to build the smart ecology, smart world and smart future CETC Introduction—National Key Projects In a number of National Key Projects and National Science and Technology Major Projects, CETC has successfully completed various major tasks such as the overall design, the development of key system and production of key component, and has made outstanding contributions to the final success of all participating projects. ØIntegrated ØDeputy ØDeputy service system commander in commander in ØKJ－2000AEWC Øpower supply chief chief ØKJ－200AEWC system ØMeasurement ØTransmitting field ØGround and control system ØKJ－500AEWC monitoring system communication ØCommunication ØRadar Array ØGround terminal system measurement and system ØRadar detection control system ØCommunication ØTesting and system ØGround Array certification ØSolar cell application system services ØKey components ØKey components CETC Introduction Eight Major Industrial Sector CETC Introduction-- CETC Defense CETC Introduction-- CETC Cyberspace CETC China Cyber Security u CETC Group established a cyber security industrial platform and Beijing Base created an industry leading Industrial Marketing Center position of cyber technology & China Cyber Security Branch talents by integrating the internal Taiyuan Base and external resources; North China Marketing u It supports the national Center cyberspace security strategy, 33th Institute Pengyue Company, leading technology innovation and Tezhuang Company promoting industrial development; East China Marketing Center u Top-level information security ShangHai 30wish qualification in China; information security Limited u The best R&D team in cyber security. Yaxun Company Chengdu Headquarters -West China Marketing Center CETC Cyber Security Industrial Park South China Marketing Center 30th Institute, Weston, Kaitian, Purui, Guoxinan CETC Introduction-- CETC Cyberspace China Cyber Security has provided professional communication and information security total solution to major national events and activities. Information security Information Command and support for Beijing Communication support for security support communication support for Olympics manned-space flight “9.3 National Parade” for Shanghai EXPO Communication support for anti- quake relief work Communication support Network information security for the convoy at the Gulf support for the second world of Aden internet conference CETC Introduction-- CETC Basis CETC have produced many ”First” in China： üThe first transistor üThe first silicon integrated circuit üThe first GaAsFET transistor CETC have a comprehensive high-end electronics components R&D system, our products have been widely in: ü Warning detection ü Intelligence and reconnaissance ü Precision attack ü Aviation and astronautics CETC Introduction-- CETC Basis Comprehensive electronic üRF microwave components üoptoelectronic components components pedigree: üspecial components ücable and connect components RF Microwave Special Components Components Microwave Millimeter Acoustic Component RF Components wave Micro Motor surface device Thin film Device s device Cable and Optoelectronic Connect Components Componen ts Specific Special optical LED component Photoelectr Infrared Device RF connector ic sensor waveguide fiber CETC Introduction-- CETC Aerospace Important equipment and system Important equipment and system suppliers in China Aerospace Industry suppliers in China Aerospace Industry u Space • Aerospace mission load and power • A variety of sensors and task load • Space power system • Aerospace ground measurement control and communication u Ground • Communication and measurement and control • Aerospace application and Space Science system • Airborne equipment • Ground station and control center • UAV, general aircraft u Space application and space science research • Flight training simulation • satellite communication • satellite navigation • Earth observation • Deep space exploration • Space environment monitoring CETC Introduction-- CETC New Energy R&D of first space solar system to China’s World’s TOP 10 solar equipment suppliers spaceship and satellite. u No. 1 in space solar power system u No 1 in magnetic material equipment supply , 70% u The only National PV Equipment Engineering market share Research Center approved by Ministry of Science and u No 1 in supplying with PV manufacturing equipment, Technology of China. 80% market in China CETC’s manufacture capability covers the Complete design, construction and operational whole photovoltaic industry chain qualification for photovoltaic power station CETC Introduction-- CETC New Energy u International case on large terrestrial photovoltaic power plant: a total of 300MW of the international large-scale photovoltaic power plant project has been completed by now. CETC Introduction-- CETC New Energy u Domestic cases on large-scale terrestrial photovoltaic power plant: a total of 400MW of the international large-scale photovoltaic power plant project has been completed by now. Inner Mongolia large-scale terrestrial photovoltaic power plant December,2013 105MW Beijing Zhongke Roof photovoltaic power plant October, 2013 15MW Hunan photoelectric Co., Ltd. Roof photovoltaic power plant October 2010 12.82MW CETC Introduction-- CETC New Energy u Photovoltaic application system case Photovoltaic water quality detection ship Qatar 21.6kw pure off- grid PV system Qatar 60W street lamp 3 sets of 20kW network system in Sri Lanka CETC Introduction-- CETC Transportation Road Traffic Rail Transit • Traffic flow guidance display • Trunking dispatch system üNanjing subway south-north line phase1 • Traffic checkpoint system üBeijing subway Batong line üBeijing subway line 5 • Intelligent traffic microwave üBeijing subway line 1 modification project testing üBeijing subway line 2 modification project üBeijing subway line 1 modification project • Video detector üBeijing subway line 2 modification project üBeijing rail transit airport line • Traffic signal controller üBeijing subway line 10 üShenyang subway line 1 • Electronic police system üBeijing subway line 1 and 2 special telephone line system ü • Intelligent vehicle monitoring and Beijing subway line 10 special telephone line system üShenzhen subway line 4 office and special telephone system recording system üShenzhen subway line 2 office and special telephone system üNanjing subway line 2 phase 1 telephone system • GIS etc. Air Traffic Control • Rail transit project
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