Military Radar is the largest and longest running radar event with a military focus in Europe. It is clear that modern, effective radar systems on air, sea and land platforms are a crucial force enabler.
In the past year radar technology has continued to evolve rapidly. New Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) Radar technology has triggered a race to equip new, and legacy, front line platforms with the best systems in existence. Battlefield surveillance radar is coming into fruition as a key counter-insurgency tool. All while the development of Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI) technology, synthetic aperture radar, noise radar and cognitive radar systems advances rapidly.
With this in mind it seems crucial that you should join the Military Radar community in London in October.
Military Radar 2011 will investigate Airborne, Land-based and Maritime radar, enabling you to :
- Attain unrivalled insight to the current radar reliant operations of the major military powers in Afghanistan and Libya. Briefings will be given by the Royal Air Force, US Navy, US Air Force and many more.
- Increase your understanding of current and future radar industry programmes, with input from prime manufacturers such as Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, Thales, Selex, BAE Systems and QinetiQ. This is your chance to benefit from unprecedented access to primary industry
- Consider the implications and applications of technical defence research in the field from the UK Defence Science & Technology Laboratory (DSTL) and the US DoD Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and understand the ramifications before they affect your job
- Gain a head start in understanding the future of radar technology through briefings from world-class research establishments including TNO Defence, Security and Safety and Gdansk Technology Institute amongst others
"Military Radar provides an excellent forum to interface with worldwide operational users and radar professionals to gain better understanding of radar capability needs and emerging radar trends to meet these needs."
Arnie Victor, Director, Strategy and Business Development, Raytheon
"Very high level. A good mix. For me Military Radar is valuable as it’s an introduction to the environment and what’s hot right now"
Rune Skreiberg, Royal Norwegian Air Force
"Military Radar is a good chance to have updates on technology developments"
Lieutenant Colonel Paolo Nuvoloni, Italian Air Force
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Expert speaker panel includes:
- Colin Bell, Radar Chief Engineer, Mission Systems, BAE SYSTEMS
- Captain Bradley Gardner, JSTAR, 116th Air Control Wing, US Air Force
- Dr Robert Clemens, Chief Sensor Technologist, United States Air Force Research Laboratory
- Dr. William Dawber, Technical lead for Maritime Sensors, Qinetiq
- Naziha Degroote, Programme Manager, COBRA, OCCAR
- John Fagnant, Director, Distributed ISR & Targeting Architectures, Northrop Grumman
- William Forrest, Business Development Manager, Research & Technology, Thales UK
- Stephen Gaze, Radar Branch, Mission Systems Evaluation Division (Pax River), US Navy
- Chris Jones, Artisan Programme Leader, BAE Systems
- Michel A.M. Kurstjens, Managing Director, Mogema Defence
- Squadron Leader Christopher Melville, 5 (AC) Squadron, Royal Air Force
- Dr Stephen Moore, Principle Radar Scientist and Tchnical Lead, DSTL
- Vincent Sabio, Programme Manager, Information Innovation Office, DARPA
- Dr Miroslaw Sankowski, Deputy Director, Gdansk Technology Institute
- Dr Mark Smith, Head of Radar Capability, Selex Galileo
- Master Sergeant Bryon Halliburton Jr., Air Force Operational Technical ISR Programs Manager, US Air Force
- Arnie Victor, Director, Strategy & Business Development in Tactical Airborne Systems, Space and Airborne Systems, Raytheon
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Venue
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Military Radar 2011 will help you to:
- Gain Global viewpoints: Previous delegates from a broad range of nations including the UK, USA, Canada, Sweden, Netherlands and many more have made presentations at the conference, bringing you up to date with their current approaches and programmes
- Hear operational feedback: From military groups including the Royal Air Force, US Air Force and Swedish Defence College allowing you to learn the experiences of end users
- Get insight into cutting edge research: Achieve deeper understanding of the radar technology that will affect you and your colleagues today and tomorrow from defence research agencies and world-class academic establishments
- Investigate industry programmes: Hear from global heavyweights in the military radar business. Previous participants have included Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, Saab and QinetiQ – understand their programmes current progress
Venue & Accommodation
Sheraton Park Lane
Piccadilly
London W1J 7BX
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7499 6321
Accommodation
Travel and accommodation are not included in the conference fee; however we have put together a HotelMap that displays discounted accommodation for hotels in the area to the Sheraton Park Lane. The map displays live availability and allows you to book directly with each hotel: www.HotelMap.com/M4X2C
