The World's Leading Multi-Domain Maritime ISR Conference
Maritime ISR Global 2020 will welcome 150 senior leaders from the UK, Australia, Sweden, Germany, NATO and many others to set a roadmap for delivering persistent
maritime ISR. With Europe's defence narrative focused on the threat of peer conflict in the land environment, the Black Sea serves as a reminder that the ability to operate at sea is just as intrinsic to NATO's strategic priorities. As the uptick in non-NATO activity continues, its waters have become an important case study for delivering a global joint
ISR capability - one that can overcome an increased operational tempo to sustain a high-level of decision support to the war fighter.
With the outcome of future combat operations dependent on integration - cross-platform and across domain - the first of the three days will ask how we can succesfully embed the innovation that meets that need. The two main days will look at delivering integration in practice, and will ask how space, air, surface and sub-surface nodes can overcome the tyranny of scale to maximise MDA and improve data relay, delivering a multi-domain intelligence function which can incorporate cyber and mitigate the full-spectrum of hybrid threats to maintain information advantage.
For the first time in 2020, the conference includes a Focus Day on Anti-Submarine Warfare, recognising the revived importance of this mission set and the role of ASW assets in supporting a full-spectrum approach to MDA
Your Reasons For Attending Maritime ISR Global:
- Shape a future ISR requirement that leverages innovation to improve integration and support overall decision advantage for the joint war fighter
- Enhance integration cross-platform and cross-domain to close gaps in maritime domain awareness and enhance command and control
- Ensure that cyber resiliency is 'baked in' from the requirements-setting phase
- Improve the processes that inform capability design and acquisition. Ensuring that yesterday's capability does not come online tomorrow
- Bring ISR training and doctrine in-line with capability, in readiness for joint operations in a contested maritime theatre
- Identify and overcome those pressing human factors that inhibit the effective sharing of maritime intelligence, and work towards a more collaborative, interoperable approach to enforcing NATO's security at sea
2019 Keynotes Included:
- Rear Admiral Garry E. Hall USN (Retd.), Former Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs & Senior Director for International Organizations & Alliances, US National Security Council (2017-2019)
- Rear Admiral Krzysztof Jaworski, Commander Maritime Component Command, Polish Navy
- Captain Madalin Zavoianu, Programme Director, Armaments Department, Romanian Ministry of National Defence
- Captain Auraș Coman, Deputy Chief of Naval Joint Command, Romanian Naval Forces
- Air Commodore Barbara Courtney, Incoming Commander Surveillance and Response Group, Royal Australian Air Force
- Captain Thomas Schutze, Chief of Staff, German Navy Marine Forces & Baltic Maritime Component Command
- Captain Robert Hight, Commander, JIOCEUR Analytic Center, United States European Command
- Colonel Pascal Cheylan, Maritime Security Policy, Secretariat De La Mer
- Commander Christos Tasiopoulos, Director of Staff Operations, NATO Maritime Interdiction Operational Training Centre
- Dr. Gjert Dyndal, Deputy Head of the Strategic Analysis Capability Team, NATO HQ
- Louis Armstrong, Chief, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR), Aircraft Services Directorate, Transport Canada
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