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 Information Assurance in Contested Spaces
- Multi-Domain C2 in Future Land Environments
Meet the Speakers
Conference Co-Chairmen
- Lieutenant General Raymond Palumbo, Former Director for Defense Intelligence - Warfighter Support, U.S. Department of Defense
- Lieutenant General Sir Graeme Lamb, Former Director, UK Special Forces
Introducing the Land ISR Speaker Faculty
- General Talib Shigati Mshari Al Kenani, Director, Iraqi Counter-Terrorism Service
- Lieutenant General Chatchai Patranavik, Commanding General, Counter-Terrorist Operations Centre, Royal Thai Armed Forces
- Lieutenant General Datuk Azizan bin Md Delin, Army Field Commander West, Malaysian Armed Forces
- Major General Clayton Hutmacher, Director of Operations, J-3, U.S. Special Operations Command
- Major General Jorge Selgado Restrepo, Commander, Joint Operations, Colombian Special Operations
- Major General Asim Munir, Director General, Military Intelligence, Pakistan Armed Forces
- Major General Jaime Iñiguez Andrade, Commander, Spanish Joint Special Operations Command
- Brigadier James Bowder, Commander, 1 ISR Brigade, British Army
- Joseph Bucci, Deputy Program Executive Officer, Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors (PEO IEW&S), US Army
- Brigadier Rob Sergeant, Head, Future Force Development, British Army HQ
- Colonel Firas Hassan Ahmad, Director, Border Security, Jordanian Armed Forces
- Brigadier General Julio Salom, Assistant Chief of the General Staff (Operations), Spanish Army
- Colonel Georg Miarka, Chief, Army Intelligence, German Army
- Colonel Steven Desjardins, Senior Intelligence Officer J2, Canadian Joint Operations Command
- Colonel William Mengel, Deputy Director - Intelligence, USSOCOM Counter-WMD Fusion Center
- Colonel Artur Kuptel, Inspectorate for Implementation of Innovative Defence Technologies, Polish MOD
- Colonel Saulius Guzeviciusm, Public Diplomacy Division, NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence
- Lieutenant Colonel Tom Goyaarts, Head, Intelligence Branch, Netherlands Special Operations Command
- Colonel Mijo Validžić, Commander, Military Intelligence, Croatian Armed Forces
- Colonel Gioacchino Violante, Armament Branch Chief, Italian Army General Staff
- Lieutenant Colonel Etienne Schmitz, Commanding Officer, Belgian Special Forces Group
- Lieutenant Colonel Lojze Pavič, J2, Slovenian Force Command
- Captain Jan Weuts, Head of R&D, Belgian Special Forces Group
- Gary Phillips SES, Senior Intelligence Advisor, G2, U.S. Training And Doctrine Command (TRADOC)
- Major General Andrew Salmon (Ret), Former Commandant General, Royal Marines
- Lieutenant General Sir David Capewell (Ret), Former Chief of Joint Operations, British Armed Forces
- Dr Nicholas Wright, Senior Research Fellow, Institute for Conflict, Cooperation and Security, University of Birmingham
- Professor David Betz, Professor of War in the Modern World, Department of War Studies, King's College London
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Focus Day - 29 May 2018
Conference Day One - 30 May 2018
Conference Day Two - 31 May 2018
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Venue
Copthorne Tara Hotel London KensingtonScarsdale Place, Kensington
London W8 5SY
United Kingdom
Website:
https://www.millenniumhotels.com/en/london/copthorne-tara-hotel-london-kensington/Phone: +44 20 7937 7211
AccommodationTravel 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 near to Land ISR & C2 Battle Management 2018. The map displays live availability and allows you to book directly with each hotel:
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