Past event: Arctic Patrol and Reconnaissance

We are delighted to announce the launch of our inaugural Arctic Patrol and Reconnaissance event.

Held in the illustrious Royal Danish Defence College, the event will bring together the key Arctic Nations, as well as major international partners, to discuss the common challenges, and solutions, for conducting Arctic patrol and reconnaissance.

The melting of the polar ice has begun to open up more waterways which offer great possibilities for shipping routes and access to natural resources. Whilst it may take some years for these waterways to become fully viable, nations must act now to secure the long-term security of their Arctic Maritime Environments.

We will discuss the future technologies and platforms required to secure Arctic maritime interests whilst enhancing the multilateral international relationships which are vital to protecting Arctic interests.

Highlights of the Arctic Patrol and Reconnaissance Conference include:

• Discussing future procurement challenges to match the changing Arctic environment
• Developing more sophisticated surveillance systems in order to improve situational awareness
• Building greater multi-national Arctic Security partnerships and examining international exercises in the High North

We sincerely hope that you can join us in Copenhagen for this most timely of events.

Pre-conference Workshop Day: 21st May

• Workshop 1
  9:00 "Ice Free Does Not Mean Ice Free”- Understanding the Arctic Sea Ice
  Led by: Professor Stein Sandven, Director, Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Centre
• Workshop 2
  13:30 The Tyranny of Time and Distance- Improving Arctic Communications
  Led by: Dr Beate Kvamstad, Arctic Communications Project, The Norwegian Marine Technology Research Institute

Speakers

• Major General Stig Oestergaard Nielsen, Commander, Arctic Command, Danish Defence
• Rear Admiral Georg Kr. Lárusson, Director General, Icelandic Coast Guard
• Rear Admiral Nils Wang, Commandant, The Royal Danish Defence College
• Commodore Nils J. Holte, Chief of Plans, Norwegian Joint Force Headquarters
• Captain Henrik Kudsk, Special Arctic Advisor to Admiral Danish Fleet, Royal Danish Navy
• Captain Jonathan Spaner, Director, Emerging Policy, The United States Coast Guard
• Colonel Kevin Oliver, Deputy Commander 3 Commando Brigade, The Royal Marines
• Commander Risto Jääskeläinen, Head of Coast Guard Unit, The Finnish Border Guard
• Commander Morten Nyheim Jorgensen, Chief of Operations, Norwegian Coast Guard
• Commander Trond-Inge Bogstrand, Head of Coast Guard Department, Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation (NDLO) Naval Systems
• Lieutenant Commander Kristen L. Serumgard, Office of Cutter Forces, ATON & Icebreaker Capabilities Division, United States Coast Guard
• Lieutenant Commander Jens Peter Holst-Andersen Representing Commander HO Nilsson Commanding Officer, Knud Rasmussen Class, Naval Commander, Royal Danish Navy
• Mr Steffan Weber, Secretary General EU Arctic Forum, European Union
• Reinhard Schulte-Braucks, Head of Unit, GMES-Copernicus, European Commission
• Mr Tore Wangsfjord, Director, Joint Rescue Coordination Centre, Norway
• Dr Richard Olsen, Chief Scientist, Space, FFI
• Dr Katarzyna Zysk, Professor, Geo-Politics in the High North, Norwegian Institute of Defence Studies
• Professor Stein Sandven, Director, Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, Norway
• Dr Beate Kvamstad, Arctic Communications Project, The Norwegian Marine Technology Research Institute

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