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  • 13 - 14
    Mar. 2019

    Conference, Aerospace, Naval, Land

    DoD Unmanned Systems Summit

    Our 7th Annual DoD Unmanned Systems Summit directly supports DoD/Federal Government priorities by providing a conduit for officials to efficiently reach audiences outside of their respective offices that directly impact their department's mission success, at no charge to the government, and in an efficient expenditure of time. Topics to be Covered at the 2019 Symposium: Developing unmanned systems to defeat near peer threats in future fights Challenges faced integrating unmanned systems across the force Reducing soldier workload through human-machine teaming Improving Unmanned system interoperability Developments in unmanned swarm research Weaponizing UxS air and ground systems Delivering Naval dominance through unmanned capabilities Efforts to integrate UxS' into the National Airspace Why You Should Attend this Symposium This educational Summit will bring together senior DoD officials, military leaders, academia, and solution providers to enhance the interoperability and tactical capabilities of UxS across the services. Our 2019 Unmanned Systems for DoDwill emphasize the increased need to develop UxS technology as the national defense focus shifts from counterinsurgency back to a great power fight. As potential enemies increase their unmanned capabilities, the United States will have to develop systems of their own. These systems will have to increase warfighter functions and provide commanders with unmatched capabilities. This Summit will feature the growing role of UxSs in our country's military and focus particularly on the needs of the various services to dominate on the future battlefield. This summit will feature senior-level discussions that emphasize the critical need for common controllers and interoperability to further enhance the effectiveness and accuracy of UxS across the services. This program will allow for open and honest dialogue to solve the nation's most difficult technical and strategic challenges while bridging the UxS capability gap among the services.

  • 12 - 14
    Mar. 2019

    Conference, C4ISR

    Military Radar Summit

    Tools, Technologies, and Techniques for Advanced Radar Systems With increasing hostility and changing international relationships occurring globally, there is a clear need to substantially increasing our detection capabilities of foreign assets great and small. With threats like UAV's becoming increasingly difficult to detect, due to their slow travel and small characteristics, advancing radar technology is critical. Every second counts!. With this in mind, the US Armed Forces' leading military radar operations and acquisition experts have been tasked with improving small target detection, SWAP-C, resiliency to electronic warfare, interference management, modular upgrades, and autonomous radar assets. In order to accomplish this, the military has put out a number of significant RFPs and requirements. It will take a seamless collaboration of the top agencies, OEMs, military branches, and contractors to achieve these goals. Military Radar Summit 2018 brings together the key stakeholders to learn, share and connect on radar resiliency, catch up to foreign developments, implement the newest scientific capabilities, overcome functional challenges, and upgrade your existing resources. Why Attend? Better Understanding on military and government needs and processes for acquisition, in order to secure the bid. Discover New Emerging Technologies and innovative strategies, improving interoperability and radar capabilities to enhance operation efficiencies. Test New Technologies during our Demo Drive, evaluate and analyze new technology to advance operations. Hear from key thought leaders in the Radar community including the latest challenges and requirements for the next generation of radar technology Join Our Technical Training Day to get an inside perspective and learn more about cognitive radar, spectrum challenges and supporting domain awareness. Topics we covered include: Transforming the Battlefield Sensor Network Next Generation Radar for Contested Environments Upgrades in Military Radar for UAVs Extending and Upgrading the Capabilities of Existing Radar Assets Patriot Missile's Reinvention -- Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuits (MMIC) at Work Future Intelligent Military Radar - Cognitive Radar and Autonomous Machine Intelligence Advancements in Ground Radar Technology Bistatic/ Multistatic Military Radar for UAV Swarms Very Low SWaP-C Military Subsystems and Components Modular Upgrade Opportunities in Major US Radar Efforts

  • 12 - 14
    Mar. 2019

    Conference, Aerospace

    Counter UAS 2019 Conference

    New Speakers. New Topics. New Vision. Small UAS systems have been proliferating at an accelerating speed and they are having an impact in all parts of our lives. Their uses span from commercial, military, hobbyist, farming, logistics and much more. With this expansive growth come new and emerging threats. UAS have proven to be useful weapons on the battlefield where they can be used for reconnaissance and to cause harm. But domestic agencies have had a rising cause for concern because terrorist organizations, narco gangs, organized crime and other domestic groups have started to use UAS for nefarious causes. In this year's conference we will be focusing on CUAS challenges & solutions for both military and domestic agencies. Counter UAS 2018 was a resounding success in this new space thanks in big part to our reputable speaker faculty, sponsors, and 200+ attendees from the industry, all branches of the military and domestic security agencies. For Counter UAS 2019 we have planned on building on that success by putting together a robust program with high caliber speakers and decision makers. The biggest key to the success of the conference will be our attendees, our partners and the connections we all make in pursuit of a singular goal, identifying and providing the most innovative and cutting edgy CUAS solutions to the government, military and warfighters. This year's summit will cover topics including: Military's Counter-UAS acquisition goals Countering drone swarms Defending against autonomous UAS DOJ and DHS CUAS strategies and policies Protecting critical infrastructure from UAS DOJ and DHS CUAS acquisition priorities Countering UAS attacks by terrorists Military's Counter-UAS requirements Mounted C-UAS weapon systems Directed energy weapons

  • 12 - 14
    Mar. 2019

    Conference, C4ISR

    Airborne ISR & C2 battle Management Conference

    Optimizing the OODA Loop - An ISR Enterprise for the Full Spectrum of Conflict Now in its sixth year, the international Airborne ISR & C2 Battle Management conference has built a strong reputation among leaders from the Air and Intelligence communities who recognize the need to strengthen partnerships, share strategic objectives and build trust and understanding in an effort to enhance global intelligence and command and control infrastructures across the air, space and cyber domains. Building on the success of our 2018 event, which brought together over 200 delegates to discuss the concepts of global reach and deterrence, next year's conference will be themed around decision advantage for the full spectrum of conflict, with emphasis on the changing nature of the 'OODA Loop' in a time of emerging disruptive technologies and the adoption of multi-domain concepts of operation. This theme has the potential to address some significant gaps in understanding between government and industry and across global alliances about the future of C2ISR as we plan for the full spectrum of operational environments and high-end, peer conflict. The emergence of major acquisition programmes, from the U.S. Air Force's Advanced Battle Management System, to the NATO Alliance Future Surveillance Programme, to the UK's new airborne early warning platform, highlights the continued need for and relevance of eye in the sky capabilities. This forum provides a platform through which to maintain global investment into strategic C2 and ISR capabilities to secure our decision advantage in peace, crisis and conflict. The 2019 Programme In Brief A2AD - Airborne ISR & Early Warning Capabilities in High End, Peer Conflict Requirements Design - Defining the Right Capability Mix for the Full Spectrum of Conflict Environments The Next Generation Air Force - Addressing Skills Fade and Enhancing Decision-Making for Multi-Domain Operations Manned to Unmanned - ISR assets in permissive and non-persmissive environments Multi-Domain C2 - Integrating space and cyber into Air Force operational constructs Machine Intelligence & the Future of the OODA Loop

  • 11 - 13
    Mar. 2019

    Conference, Land

    FUTURE SOLDIER TECHNOLOGY 2019

    SMi are proud to host the fifth annual Future Soldier Technology conference, which will convene in London on the 12th and 13th March 2019. This year's event will also include a dedicated pre-conference focus day on 11th March 2019 focused exclusively on dismounted situational awareness (DSA) – exploring how new technologies within mobile deployable communications, ISTAR, battlespace management, Command & Control networks, and innovative immersive technologies and displays are assisting the warfighter. Future soldier programmes continue to be critically important for dismounted infantry operations around the world. As militaries are expected to operate in diverse environments – from Arctic to urban landscapes – developing materials, technologies and capabilities that enable soldiers to survive and thrive has become ever more important. As the only meeting solely dedicated to enhancing soldier modernisation programmes, Future Soldier Technology 2019 will provide a unique opportunity to see how emerging technologies and materials are used to overcome challenges in soldier modernisation programmes, from across the world. It will explore the key categories for development, such as: survivability, lethality, sustainability, mobility and C4i. Along with soldier modernisation programmes from: IdZ-ES, FELIN, ISSP, Land 125, Sistemas de Combate do Soldado, and more.

  • 6 - 7
    Mar. 2019

    Conference, C4ISR

    DARPA's Artificial Intelligence Colloquium (AIC)

    The AIC will be held March 6–7, 2019 at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center. The AIC will highlight recent research results across the full breadth of DARPA's investment in advancing the state of the art in AI. The AIC seeks to: Strengthen and expand DARPA's innovation ecosystem by engaging a broad range of scientists, engineers, and technologists across the nation's academic and industrial bases; Inform stakeholders of DARPA's vision and priorities for AI, in the context of national security, to better enable collaboration and transition of technologies; and Inspire the technical research community to seek research and development partnerships with the Agency by sharing DARPA's record of innovative achievements.

  • 6 - 7
    Mar. 2019

    Conference, C4ISR, Security

    Joint Civil & DoD CBRN Symposium

    The 2019 Joint Civil & DoD CBRN Symposium will provide a forum for members of the DoD, Federal Government, State and Local Government, Private Industry, Academia, and other relevant CBRN stakeholders to discuss the latest updates in advancing a government wide approach to improving CBRN defense, readiness and response strategies and capabilities. Topics to be Covered at the 2019 Symposium: Improving Domestic CBRN Readiness and Response Capabilities Rapidly Delivering Technology to Enhance Warfighter and Emergency Personnel Protection from CBRN Effects Modernizing Capabilities for Timely and Accurate Threat Detection, Assessment and Mitigation Driving Medical Countermeasures Development to Limit Adverse Health Effects of CBRN Incidents Developing and Identifying Strategies for Improved First Responder CBRN Response Fostering Joint, Interagency and International Cooperation Examining New Government Wide Chemical and Biological Defense Strategies and Initiatives Enabling Real Time, Informed Decision Making at Multiple Levels of Leadership Why You Should Attend this Symposium Our 7th Annual Joint Civil & DoD CBRN Symposium will provide the latest updates from key organizations involved in advancing a wholistic strategy for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) defense. At this forum, senior level officials from throughout the Federal Government will share their critical insights into the capability development for CBRN incident detection, protection, and recovery, as well as R&D initiatives, updates on Joint CBRN requirements, and developments in inter-agency cooperation. Our Symposium's senior-level speakers will examine the strategies and opportunities to enhance CBRN preparedness, prevention, response and mitigation initiatives across the full spectrum of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear threats, whether they be a manmade, accidental, or naturally occurring. This event will also convene a panel of experts to discuss efforts aimed at advancing medical countermeasures. Attendees at our 2019 Joint Civil & DoD CBRN Symposium will have a unique opportunity to engage in open and honest conversation with key decision makers from across the DoD, DHS, FBI, EPA, and HHS about countering CBRNWMD effects. Attendees will gain valuable insights into navigating the CBRN technology acquisition process and will hear about the solutions urgently needed by our government to ensure we are prepared for any future threats we may face. Our team specializes in the extensive research and development of our Symposiums' content and focus areas, and we will assemble the most respected minds in the CBRN defense community, including operational leaders, intelligence providers, key policy-makers, as well as solution providers from Industry and Academia. Our non-partisan approach allows us to reach across all involved organizations bring together a truly holistic group.

  • 5 - 6
    Mar. 2019

    Conference, Land

    Defence Logistics Central and Eastern Europe Conference

    We are proud to announce the 4th annual Defence Logistics Central and Eastern Europe conference, to be held in Prague from the 5th - 6th March 2019. As military operational tempos increase and Armies face new deployment commitments across Europe, defence logistics have never been more important as now. Armed Forces must learn to work with one another and engage in joint logistics operations, and with industry to find new innovative ways to increase reliability and reduce costs in logistics. Ultimately, as logistic capacity underpins the ability for militaries to deploy and sustain forces, logistics must be considered as a capability in its own right, providing a genuine operational advantage and increasing operational effectiveness. Join us as we bring together the key military logisticians from across the Central and Eastern European region and beyond, to discuss new trends and crucial developments in Defence Logistics, and learn how modern Armed Forces are increasingly pursuing improved logistic capacity. Benefits of Attending Hear from key strategic planners and decision makers from Central and Eastern European militaries, including host nation senior figures from the Czech Armed Forces Examine the latest developments in defence logistics and hear briefings focussing on the strategic and tactical levels of defence logistics, ensuring a truly holistic coverage of the topic Benefit from unrivalled networking opportunities, as senior personnel from the military, government, and industry come together in this regionally focused event Learn first-hand about the future of defence logistics in the Central and Eastern Europe region, as militaries seek to increase cooperation and engage in joint logistics operations Gain a clear understanding of the market and meet key solution providers at the forefront military logistics

  • 27 Feb. - 1 Mar. 2019

    Conference, Security

    Biometrics for Government and Law Enforcement

    Identity Management & Biometrics Returning for its 13th iteration, Biometrics for Government and Law Enforcement is back and ready to deliver you 3 filled days of action pact content on the latest priorities, challenges and future developments of our biometric and identity management community. Identity has become a core vehicle that enables governments, commercial enterprises and individuals to conduct a diversity of business functions such as financial transactions, transit across national borders, enforce laws, secure infrastructure and access personal and government devices. As we look to address evolving threats we seek innovative solutions that are designed with privacy and security in mind. Today's increasingly globalized and digital world is demanding that biometrics, coupled with biographics, become the identity management standard. Don't miss out on joining an audience comprised of 200+ Directors of Security, Operations, IT, Identity Management, Biometrics, Policy, Heads of Acquisition, Chiefs, Program Managers, Industry Executives and Academia from across the nation as we discuss challenges at the forefront of national and global security. Current advances and topics will include: Identity enterprises and enhancing the exchange of data with security, storage and network connectivity Tools & applications to support vetting and verifying identities Automating processes to enhance speed, accuracy and force protection capabilities Developing user friendly technology to support force protection and operations Advancements in interoperable multimodal systems to support operations Delivering state-of-the-art policing capabilities to support law enforcement operations What are the Benefits of Attending? Learn the most up to date requirements for multi-modality and mobility in biometrics tools Explore the latest technology for reducing error margins across multiple modes of identity recognition Discover techniques for securing biometrics tools from spoofing Hear the latest defense requirements for biometrics Explore cloud-based solutions to large scale data requirements Highlights of 2019 Mobile Biometric Technology - Learn the latest technology requirements to achieve mobile device biometric identification. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI's) Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) is seeking vendors for the development of a mobile application that can capture biometrics on android-based devices. Facial Recognition Modality at the Border - US Customs and Border protection is leveraging one of the most popular biometric modalities, facial recognition, as a tool at ports of entry. This technology is critical to identification of wanted persons and in border control deployments and can streamline security operations. Video Analytics - According to a new report from Homeland Security Research, entitled "Video Analytics, ISR, Intelligent Video Surveillance & Object Recognition: Asia-Pacific Market-2015-2020", the Asia Pacific video analytics market will undergo a growth of 19 percent between 2015 and 2020. Rapid DNA - Rapid DNA Analysis technology brings full automation of profile development from a reference sample swab. The "swab in - profile out" process consists of automated extraction, amplification, separation, detection and allele calling without human intervention. Multimodal Biometric Authentication - Multimodal biometric authentication systems take input from a single or multiple biometric devices for measurement of two or more different biometric characteristics to ensure authentication accuracy. We will also take an in-depth look at: Leveraging cloud computing for biometric data to speed up process times Solutions to address "big data" requirements Transitioning out of legacy systems to new databases and tracking platforms Technologies to improve biometric accuracy (from 96% to 98.5%) Intuitive scanners that adapt to challenging lighting and stability environments Operational Efficiency Technical Training Day includes a site tour of CBP/DHS new Maryland Test Facility (MdTF) National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) Biometrics Domain (NBD) Training Workshop Focused sessions on mobile and multi-modal biometrics innovation In-depth look at video analytics for real time authentication... and much

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