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  • 29 - 30
    May. 2019

    Tradeshow, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security, Other Defence

    CANSEC 2019

    CANSEC is North America's largest tri-lateral defence event. As the event has evolved over its 20 year history, CANSEC has been established as the platform for defence and security companies operating in Canada to come together with key decision-makers from military and government, both national and international. Held annually in Ottawa since 1998, CANSEC 2019 will once again showcase leading-edge technology, products and services for land-based, naval, aerospace and joint forces military units. Of the 11,500 registrants for 2018, over 5,000 Government of Canada representatives were registered with 3,000 of these delegates from DND 600 VIPs, Generals, top Military and Government officials 16 MPs, senators and cabinet ministers attended the event The world attends CANSEC! Over 40 delegations from around the world participated in 2018, including Ministers of Defence, senior procurement officers, and military commanders CANSEC is not just for OEMs, with over 2,000 business decision-makers and influencers attending the event last year, CANSEC is the perfect forum for a SME looking to grow in defence and security industries

  • 28 - 30
    May. 2019

    Conference, Aerospace

    Space Operations Summit

    An authoritative joint defence space forum designed for NATO and its partners to build mutual understanding and awareness of the evolving space landscape, benchmark their space strategies and doctrine, and outline their plans for future capabilities for operations from and for space. The Space Operations Summit is designed to bring together the international military space enterprise to identify new opportunities for joint collaboration, overcome new and emerging threats, and enhance allied space resilience, intelligence and decision-making in support of global security objectives. Ahead of the publication of NATO's first Space Policy, we are pleased to host a forum that strengthens coordination between allies and commercial and civil partners for global defence operations, enabling us to enhance our collective space capabilities and build decision-advantage across multiple domains. Conference Objectives Enable NATO and its partners to benchmark their defence space policies to develop coherent approaches to emerging operational threats Develop clearer understanding and articulation of joint doctrine to plan, execute, and assess joint space operations Encourage closer collaboration between government and both traditional and non-traditional defence contractors Stimulate dialogue about the evolving space landscape, emerging threats to space assets and the growth in opportunities for the military to leverage the commercial space revolution Supporting the Space Enterprise The space landscape is undergoing a revolutionary transformation. The rapid development and proliferation of space technology, led by a vibrant and diverse global industry made up of traditional defence contractors, philanthropists, new space companies and start-ups, gives NATO and its partners new opportunities to enhance their individual and collective space capabilities to support and enhance global and theatre multi-domain operations. However, the space domain is no longer benign as it once was. The exponential growth of civil, commercial and military space actors has created a highly congested and, now, contested environment which presents global allies with myriad strategic, operational and tactical challenges not just in space, but in air, at sea, and on land. At the precipice of this technological space revolution, and against the backdrop of new threats that threaten national and global security, military and government leaders are developing new strategies that will enable them to outpace their adversaries and build a innovative, sustainable, resilient space enterprise for the future. The inaugural 'Space Operations Summit' will provide the vehicle through which these issues can be explored, within and across political, military and industrial alliances, and assist the decision-making process by engaging subject matter experts in this dynamic defence space community ahead of the publication of NATO's first Space Policy in the June 2019.

  • 28 - 29
    May. 2019

    Conference, Aerospace

    Full Spectrum Air Defence Asia

    This is the only event to consider the full spectrum of air defence for one of the most diverse and active regions in the world. As North Korea continues to develop its Ballistic Missile programme, increasing already strained political tensions in the region, the need for long range and ballistic missile defences has come to define the regional requirement. Behind the headlines, local non-state actors across Asia continue to utilise drones and UAVs to great effect, presenting a threat across every spectrum. Against this threat, the need for a full spectrum of air defencehas never been greater. As the threat evolves across every spectrum the response must develop with it, and nations can no longer afford gaps in their air defence. Developing a national and regional capability to respond to threat across every range and spectrum has become the key priority of all Air Defence Commands in Asia. Led by the region's senior air defence commanders, the summit will bring Asia's air defence commands together to shape, design and meet the requirement for full spectrum air defence in Asia. Benefits of attending Full Spectrum Air Defence Asia; Dramatically improve your capability by designing a fully integrated and layered air defence system covering the full spectrum of ranges Reduce operating costs by adopting new and successful command and control processes, tried and tested by peers and solution providers in the Asia-Pacific region Manage the future threat by including cutting edge research- delivered by the regions leading technical specialists- into your plans & policy Contribute to regional security and establish future partnerships beneficial to your organisation via dialogue and cooperation with senior leaders and Air Defence Commanders in Asia

  • 28 - 30
    May. 2019

    Conference, Land, C4ISR

    Land ISR & C2 Battle Management

    Advancing ISR & C2 Battle Management Capabilities for the Army & Special Forces Army and Special Forces need a range of C2ISR assets to enable them to operate successfully in conditions of uncertainty and complexity. Based on our understanding of what the drivers of change in the land domain will be in the future, it becomes clearer that land forces will need to be prepared to address a range of threats and operating environments; to control and defend territory as well as to stabilize and maintain order; to 'see' through both congested and austere electronic environments; to maneuver in both physical and digital spaces; and integrate and optimize ISR assets effectively. The world's only dedicated C2ISR conference for the army and special forces community will address the critical C2ISR capability gaps currently emerging and, beyond that, start to review how future technologies - from nano UAVs to dissemination networks - can be integrated and prosecuted effectively into combined arms, multi-domain battle, from the rural to the megacity. The Programme in Brief The Drivers of Change and Complexity in the Land Domain Prosecuting C2ISR in Ambiguous, Hybrid Conflict Scenarios ISR and C2 Battle Management Technology Gaps, R&D and Future Requirements Perspectives from Special Operations Forces Situational Awareness and Data Dissemination in Contested Spaces Multi-Domain C2 in Future Land Environments

  • 27 - 30
    May. 2019

    Seminar, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security, Other Defence

    US Export Controls on Non-US Transactions Seminar

    Understand how United States export control rules impact Asia-Pacific and other non-US businesses United States trade control laws and regulations impact companies that use or resell US-origin products, components, or technology. The US Government can impose serious penalties for US and non-US companies who fail to comply with the extra-territorial US rules (including monetary fines, a loss of US Government contracts, or a complete ban from receiving any US items). Topics New and updated definitions of key ITAR and EAR terms Rapidly evolving US sanctions policies Important changes in the treatment of dual and third country national employees of Non-US companies Change in US presidential administration means new enforcement priorities The Trump Administration:� New enforcement and regulation priorities How US export rules impact a wide range of transactions outside the US How the US enforces these export regulations on non-US companies Practical methods for complying with US export regulations TWO BACK-TO-BACK SEMINARS: ITAR U.S. Defense Trade Controls - 2-DAY SEMINAR - 27-28 May 2019 Learn the ins and outs of compliance with International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) in a format that is easy to digest. KEY TOPICS INCLUDE: New ''Specially Designed'' Definition Canada, UK & Australia Exemptions Agreements Requirements EAR / OFAC U.S. Commercial & Military Export Controls - 2-DAY SEMINAR - 29-30 May 2019 A hands-on approach to complying with the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), including both export controls and antiboycott regulations, and Treasury Department trade embargoes. KEY TOPICS INCLUDE: Persons and Items Subject to US Jurisdiction US De Minimis Content Calculation EAR Classifications EAR Controls on Military Items

  • 22 - 23
    May. 2019

    Conference, Land

    Military Virtual Training & Simulation Summit

    The 2019 Military Virtual Training & Simulation Summit will provide a forum for members of the DoD, Private Industry, Academia and other relevant stakeholders to discuss the current and future direction and utilization of virtual training & simulation technologies throughout the Military Services. The Summit will focus on the efforts to leverage M&S technologies across the Military in order to increase warfighter readiness and help train for future multi-domain operations. Topics to be Covered at the 2019 Summit: Delivering Leap Ahead Technology Simulation Capabilities Leveraging M&S and LVC Solutions for Increased Soldier, Unit, and Force Readiness Developing Live, Virtual, Constructive and Gaming Replications to Support the Operational Environment Employing Simulation to Deliver Realistic Near-Peer OPFOR Increasing Solider Lethality through use of Modeling and Simulation Integrating M&S Solutions to Reduce Overhead Cost of Traditional Training Methods Utilizing Modeling and Simulation to Close Lethality and Readiness Gaps Leveraging Innovative M&S Technologies to Supplement Military Medical Training Why You Should Attend this Summit This educational Summit will bring together senior DoD officials, military leaders, academia, and solution providers to explore emerging concepts and capabilities in Virtual Training and Simulation technologies. These new systems will help improve warfighter readiness and prepare them to fight on any terrain and in any environment. No longer will the DoD have to spend millions of dollars to ship men and equipment across the country when training can be complete at home station. With these new abilities, former Secretary of Defense James Mattis' goal of the warfighter facing 25 simulated battles before they every face the real thing can become a reality. Our 2019 Military VT&S Summit will emphasize the use of VT&S to improve warfighter readiness while also increasing safety and reducing cost. The global shift back to a Great Power Competition world along with the threat from non-state actors requires that America's warfighters be trained and prepared for a wide variety of operational environments. In order to accomplish this task, the military is shifting towards virtual systems that can simulate everything from the villages of Afghanistan to the dense urban cities of China. The development of virtual training systems will allow America's Warfighters to be prepared and ready for any battle needed to defend America and America's assets. This Summit will feature senior level discussions that emphasize the critical need for the rapid acquisition and development of VT&S capabilities across all services. This program will allow for open and honest dialogue to solve the nation's most difficult technical and strategic challenges.

  • 20 - 22
    May. 2019

    Conference, Land

    Future Armoured Vehicles Central and Eastern Europe Conference

    We are proud to announce that the 5th annual Future Armoured Vehicles Central and Eastern Europe Conferencewill convene in Prague on 20th and 21st of May 2019. The Future Armoured Vehicles Central and Eastern Europe conference is designed to bring together military officials, international agencies and industry leading experts to discuss the vital importance of future armoured capabilities and allied interoperability. With the role of the main battle tank in decline, it is crucial that regional forces are increasingly investing in updating their legacy armoured fighting vehicles with modernised equipment as well as procuring the latest vehicles with the most up to date capabilities available on the market today. Benefits of Attending Regionally focused key note briefings from senior military figures across the V4 Nations as well as briefings from Estonia, Slovenia and Austria Engage with a broad spectrum of topics, including mobility, survivability, lethality and situational awareness. Unparalleled networking opportunities with leading technical experts from industry as well as international armoured vehicle programme and product managers The opportunity to view the latest combat vehicle survivability, C4I and weapons systems technology in our exhibition hall Who should attend Military: Operational Commanders Armoured Capability Developers Combat Vehicle Programme Managers Heads of Protected Mobility Manufacturers and developers of the vehicle's: Platforms Armour Mobility systems Communications and C4I Situational awareness systems Armament and weapon systems Signature management and active camouflage Defensive aids and soft kill Active protection and hard-kill

  • 20 - 22
    May. 2019

    Conference, Aerospace

    More Electric & Hybrid Aircraft Conference

    Speeding up the Implementation of (More) Electric & Hybrid Aircraft: Well-tested, Secure and Cost-Effective More Electric & Hybrid Aircraft USA will bring together relevant stakeholders to ensure maximum knowledge transfer and professional exchange. During a full three-days-program with lectures and interactive workshops you will meet international experts from OEMs, major airlines, associations, suppliers, and academia to discuss, hear and learn about their experiences and challenges in the fields of More Electric & Hybrid Aircraft. Join us to share ideas, problems and solutions relating to technological developments as well as future concepts associated to more electrical & hybrid aircraft! Discuss the economic opportunities of more electric & hybrid aircraft with major airlines Explore the certification requirements with the most important regulatory bodies and aviation associations Learn from best cases on current electric and hybrid prototypes from technology leaders and creative start-ups Discover new electric & hybrid propulsion systems Explore the latest advancements on energy storage, battery technology and fuel cells Discuss the latest practical solutions from general aviation, urban air mobility and regional aviation (and more!) Move from more electric aicraft (MEA) to all electric aircraft (AEA) Visit us and discuss the following topics among others: Optimal design of electric systems for MEA Power Electronics: High temperature PE Commuter Aircraft and Helicopter Move to More Electric Aircraft - results and upcoming projects Hybrid-electric distributed propulsion system Energy storage as the key to MEA design success Potentials, challenges and limits of intelligent and effective thermal management

  • 15 - 16
    May. 2019

    Conference, Other Defence

    Expeditionary Power & Energy Summit

    In the evolving threat landscape, the United States military has recognized a need to reduce its dependence on established logistical networks for power generation and refueling. The current system leaves warfighters vulnerable to attack and is financially, as well as environmentally, unsustainable. In an effort to effectively compete against great power competitors, the United States military is shifting towards a more resilient energy strategy that will increase operational flexibility and success. Our Expeditionary Power and Energy Summit will focus on the current and future policies, programs, and R&D aimed at creating a more energy-resilient force. Topics to be Covered at the 2019 Summit: Operational Energy and Warfighter Resilience: Enhancing Capability While Mitigating Cost Equipping the Warfighter with Resilient Capabilities to Reduce Sustainment Demand Lightening the Load: Effectiveness and Energy Efficiency in Integrated Soldier Systems Developing Power Generation and Energy Storage to Improve Naval Resiliency Improving Energy Storage Capabilities to Increase Operational Flexibility Enhancing Cyber Security and Energy Resiliency Why You Should Attend this Summit Our 2019 Expeditionary Power and Energy Summit will focus on the technologies and policies necessary to support the use of power and energy in an operational environment. Refining the military's use of energy at contingency bases, adapting our requirements and force development process, and establishing an operational energy policy and oversight across the Services, Combatant Commands, and the overall Department has been a critical priority for the DoD since the inaugural Operational Energy Strategy in 2011. The 2019 Summit will address, among other things, operational energy initiatives for the Navy, Marine Corps, Army, and Air Force, how to equip the warfighter to maximize energy efficiency and increase operational flexibility, the link between cybersecurity and energy resiliency, and the cutting-edge research on the future of energy and power. Our team specializes in the extensive research and development of our Summits' content and focus areas, and we will assemble the most respected minds in military energy as well as key-policy makers across military and civilian offices. Our non-partisan approach allows us to reach across all services and organizations to bring together a truly holistic group of decision makers and solution providers.

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