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  • 15 novembre 2018

    Conférence, Aérospatial, Naval, Terrestre, C4ISR

    LET’S START AT CHAPTER ONE, 15 NOVEMBER 2018

    A ONE-DAY WORKSHOP DISCUSSION ON THE PERSONNEL CHALLENGES FACING THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES IN MEETING THE EXPECTATIONS OF “STRONG, SECURE, ENGAGED” The 2017 Defence Policy “Strong, Secure, Engaged” made a strong statement on the central and critical role that Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) personnel in delivering defence for Canada and Canadians. Starting at Chapter One, the Canadian Government laid out a series of ambitious goals on engagement with the Canadian public, the recruiting of Canadians from all walks of life into the the growing number of skill areas required for military operations of the future and then ensuring that individuals had greater choice and flexibility in how they pursued their military careers. From building a military team that is inclusive of the diversity to be found in the Canadian population, to full and part time employment through to better health and family support during and after military service, the objectives laid out in Chapter One of “Strong, Secure, Engaged” are among the most challenging of the entire 111 initiatives contained in the policy. The central role for personnel issues also hightlights that the “people” challenges represent the largest investment of Defence spending. Ensuring the CAF secures and retains the right numbers and skillsets of recruits and trained service personnel for the ever-widening range of tasks that will be required for operational success and meeting the philosophy of “People First, Mission Always”. “Lets Start at Chapter One” provides for not only a discussion of some of the challenges that the CAF, and others, must overcome to build a modern and high-performing team for the future, but also some of the innovative and effective strategies that are being used in Canada to do just that. During the day, participants will be able to hear from leading defence and security leaders as well as experienced HR practitioners plus as contribute their own experiences during workshops on several key questions that are at the top of the list for the CAF to address.

  • 14 - 15
    nov. 2018

    Conférence, Aérospatial

    2018 TRANSPORT CANADA DELEGATES CONFERENCE

    The Transport Canada Delegates Conference strengthens the essential teamwork between the Canadian Aerospace Industry and Transport Canada by promoting the exchange of information with our Delegates. The conference enables the sharing of new technology, policy and certification issues and provides a forum for industry and government personnel to jointly address current issues and objectives. The objective of the conference is to improve the quality of Aircraft Certification in Canada through communication, education and cooperation.

  • 14 - 16
    nov. 2018

    Conférence, C4ISR

    CyberSat 2018

    What is the CyberSat Summit? The inaugural CyberSat Summit in 2017 was a huge success, welcoming industry experts, satellite service providers, C-suite executives, innovators and engineers, federal intelligence agencies and the DoD. CyberSat 2017 delivered a two-day event packed with strategic insights from leading cybersecurity experts and satellite industry executives to detail best practices for achieving end-to-end protection within the entire satellite ecosystem. What is New for 2018? New for 2018 is a full day of classified sessions hosted by The MITRE Corporation. MITRE is a not-for-profit organization that operates research and development centers sponsored by the federal government. In addition to the the morning TOP SECRET//SI/TK//NOFORN and afternoon SECRET//NOFORN clearance add-on opportunities, new this year, CyberSat 18 will offer scenario based training sessions geared for the C-Suite level executive, expand your understanding of emerging technologies and how they can work for you, provide facts on where the current threats really lie and how you should prioritize them, and dive into the necessary legal, regulatory and compliance requirements surrounding data security.

  • 13 - 15
    nov. 2018

    Conférence, Terrestre

    Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2018 Conference

    We are delighted to announce the return of the sell-out Future Armoured Vehicles Survivabilitysymposium, taking place in London between the 13th-15th November 2018. As the only event purely dedicated to the area of vehicle protection, Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2018 will deliver a strong focus on the relationship between current requirements, emerging technologies and how these might be leveraged to enhance force protection. Building on 2017's focus day, we will host an exclusive pre-conference Active Protection Systems focus day, dedicated to this important capability. At the meeting, experts from the most forward-thinking nations will deliberate on the best way to integrate APS, the architectures necessary to support integration, efforts to ensure system safety, STANAG 4686 standardisation and much more. The focus day will guarantee the support of technical experts from leading solution providers, covering the latest hard/soft kill systems, sensors, data processing, munitions and countermeasures. On 14th-15th November, the two-day conference will aim to further cover the core areas of survivability in detail, exploring the latest platforms, vehicle architectures, active/passive protection, mobility, counter-IED, un-manned/autonomous solutions, signature management and stealth. 2018 Benefits of attending New for 2018: Benefit from briefings on the protection of armoured platforms and crews from chemical, biological, nuclear, and radiological threats (CBRN). Presentations delivered by ECBC and DE&S. Attend an interactive focus day exploring the development and integration of hard/soft kill active protection systems (APS), as well as national updates on the development and integration of such platforms Benefit from a comprehensive approach with a key focus on the technologies that go into providing enhanced protection including Armour, Signature Management, Situational Awareness, C-IED, C-UAS Protection, Materials and Sensor Technologies Hear national capability development updates from the British Army, DSTL, US Army, German Army, US Marine Corps, Turkish Army and many more NATO and non-NATO briefings with a comprehensive representation from the British defence sector A dedicated exhibition hall with a plethora of different solution providers all showcasing the latest technologies whilst providing technical briefings

  • 13 - 15
    nov. 2018

    Conférence, Sécurité

    Smarter Border Management 2018 Conference

    The Future of Border Management It is the responsibility of the international border community to continually enhance security processes without compromising passenger experience and airport capacity. Through a detailed examination of cutting edge technology and infrastructure solutions, Smarter Border Management 2018 will provide an interactive forum for collaborative discussion, and a detailed consideration of best practice and organisational capabilities. The challenge of unprecedented demographic trends, irregular migration patterns and the complexity of the geopolitical context in 2018 aligned with extensive technological developments in the implementations of "smart" border systems delivers an exciting and challenging background to the established forum for border security professionals from government, NGOs and the private sector. This year's conference will build upon the success of our 2017 event, which brought together 160 leaders in border security, policy makers, experts and stakeholders. Join us in November and hear keynote presentations from Rt. Hon Caroline Nokes, United Kingdom Secretary of State for Immigration and Krum Garkov, Executive Director, eu-LISA. New for 2018: Full debrief in the wake of the UK's decision to withdraw from the European Union Reform to preserve: Protecting the Schengen agreement through the full roll out the European Commission's Entry-Exit System Coherent security: border control from beyond the border and the 'whole of government approach' to border security Cargo management at the border across all ports-of-entry

  • 13 - 15
    nov. 2018

    Conférence, Aérospatial

    International Fighter Conference 2018

    Information & Integration: Leveraging Data for a Multi-Domain Battlespace The global security environment is evolving, and so must combat airpower. As several air forces continue to procure 5th generation planes, NATO and its partners are being drawn into an operating environment which is both information-centric and multi-domain. If they are to capitalise on the extraordinary capabilities which these new platforms provide, the fighter community must improve its approach to information management, so that the fighter can be deployed to maximum effect against a peer - or near-peer - adversary. Returning to Berlin, the International Fighter Conference 2018 will open with sessions on particularly pressing topics; data fusion and the light attack concept. With information superiority now a critical objective for airborne operations, we must continue to examine the ways combat aircraft gather, process and exploit data. A sophisticated technical approach to fusion between air, land and sea must be matched with training model fit for the data-age pilot. The light attack segment acknowledges that, in a stealth-focused fifth generation age, the multi-role fighter might have its limits. Investment in expensive high-end platforms might well need to be balanced with lower-spec aircraft, which can operate decisively - and without extensive support - in a more permissive operating environment against an asymmetric threat. Days two and three will once again invite senior commanders to debate fresh approaches to strategy, mission planning, interoperability, multi-domain operations, MRO and acquisition. Underpinning the debate will be the recognition that cyberspace and the electromagnetic spectrum have well and truly infiltrated airborne operations. Preparing for sustained engagements against a peer threat will demand a combat platform which can manage cyber, offensively and defensively, and which can leverage EW/counter-EW to support a decisive approach to combat airpower delivery. 2018 Features Included: Interactive Panel Discussions - featuring discussions on industry trends, A2/AD environments, commanders' strategy, the Joint Strike Fighter, emerging light attack requirements and LVC training. A Focus Day dedicated to emerging requirements for light attack & LVC training Attendees from more than 30 nations, offering a unique international perspective on the future delicery of combat airpower. High-level presentations from the Chiefs of Air Staff of Germany and Ukraine, as well as a keynote briefing from the Commander, NATO Allied AIr Command and the Head of Fighter Capability, Royal Canadian Air Force.

  • 13 - 14
    nov. 2018

    Salon, Aérospatial

    Sommet de l'aérospatiale canadienne 2018

    Ce grand salon réunira pendant deux jours dans la capitale fédérale des entreprises canadiennes et étrangères de toutes les tailles, et des représentants des milieux gouvernementaux et universitaires. Plus de 1 200 participants – cadres supérieurs et hauts fonctionnaires pour la plupart – sont attendus. ASSISTER À DES CONFÉRENCES DONNÉES PAR DES VISIONNAIRES Un programme de classe mondiale mettant en vedette des conférenciers canadiens et étrangers renommés RÉSEAUTER AVEC DES FOURNISSEURS ET DES CLIENTS Un salon commercial B2B rassemblant une centaine d'entreprises canadiennes et internationales et une plateforme de jumelage d'entreprises mettant en contact donneurs d'ordres et fournisseurs potentiels UN INCONTOURNABLE DE L'INDUSTRIE Le plus grand rassemblement dans le domaine de l'aérospatiale au Canada, incluant le Lunch du Leadership et le Dîner annuel de l'aérospatiale canadienne

  • 13 - 14
    nov. 2018

    Conférence, Aérospatial

    GARDN Conférence

    A propos de l'événement La conférence GARDN est LE rendez-vous sur l'aviation durable au Canada. L'industrie du transport aérien a fixé des objectifs climatiques clairs pour l'industrie : améliorer l'efficacité énergétique de la flotte aérienne de 1,5 % par année en moyenne entre 2009 et 2020, stabiliser les émissions nettes de carbone de l'aviation par une croissance neutre en carbone à partir de 2020, et réduire de 50 % les émissions nettes de carbone de l'aviation entre 2005 et 2050 La compétitivité du secteur du transport aérien canadien dépend de plus en plus de sa capacité à adopter des pratiques écologiquement durables. Depuis 2009, le Groupement Aéronautique de Recherche et Développement en eNvironnement (GARDN) a contribué au développement de technologies et de processus pour un transport aérien silencieux, propre et durable, y compris des projets sur les carburants aéronautiques durables. Ces projets de collaboration ont mené à des innovations révolutionnaires tout au long de la chaîne d'approvisionnement et ont aidé à transformer les idées en valeur économique. Cette conférence sera l'occasion d'en apprendre davantage sur ces innovations et d'établir des liens avec des intervenants clés du gouvernement canadien, des instituts de recherche et des industries. L'objectif est de mieux intégrer les forces intersectorielles qui accélèrent le développement de solutions de rechange durables à la conception des aéronefs, aux moteurs, aux systèmes avioniques et aux carburants.

  • 13 - 15
    nov. 2018

    Conférence, Aérospatial

    Congrès canadien de l'aviation et Salon commercial 2018

    A full range of committee meetings including numerous noted guest speakers will be held during the three-day event, providing always topical, informative and engaging meetings. A wide variety of commercial aviation related topics, certain to include your areas of professional interest, will be presented throughout the Conference, including a 90-minute plenary session with Transport Canada Civil Aviation senior management on November 14. A forum on one of industry's key concerns, labour shortages, will close the Conference on Thursday, November 15.

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