Over the last 8 years, Airborne ISR has become the Europe’s foremost event for the Airborne ISR industry with directors and operators of Air ISR technology from both military and industry coming together to discuss the most prevalent issues of the time. With in-depth asset analysis and examination of how best to achieve future ambitions it seeks to give both requirement and operational updates . Whilst also bringing together leaders and those at the forefront of the industry from both military and the private sector.
Airborne ISR 2013 will focus on:
- Analysis of current ISTAR capability and future ISTAR requirements, with an examination of the balance between manned and unmanned intelligence collection
- The developing role of the UAV in ISTAR missions, with insight and discussion from both senior military and prime industry leaders
- Developments into information management and exploitation of data analysis and how to optimise intelligence gathered from ISR missions
- Insights into evolving ISR technologies and sensor equipment for both manned and unmanned platforms
- Understanding evolving roles and flexibility of existing platforms and discussion of upgrade options for sensor equipment and platform performance
Airborne ISR 2013 will enable you to
- Advance your knowledge as to how the world’s leading ISR practitioners are striving to make sure the right data reaches the right person at the right time with program updates and operational feedback
- Analyse the development of manned and unmanned ISR platforms and sensors to understand how data will be disseminated to critical PED nodes in the future
- Gain a holistic view of the airborne ISR domain by looking beyond the sensors and platforms with a focus on future systems that will be able to ingest multi-source data and make sense of it
“Aerial intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities are crucial to coalition operations both in conflict and in response to natural disaster. It is incumbent on the U.S. and allied nations to ensure future ISR systems are interoperable with one another, flexible in responding to a multitude of problem sets, and inclusive of a variety of collection methodologies. Forums like Airborne ISR are essential to fostering the dialogue that gets us there.”
Major General Blair Hansen, JFCC-ISR and United States Air Force
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By attending Airborne ISR 2013, you will:
- Expand your knowledge of how nations like the UK, US, France and Germany are developing their ISR capabilities and ensuring the right data reaches the right people at the right time
- Explore the future use of unmanned aerial systems, especially MALE systems, as data collection assets and the challenges surrounding delivering a persistent surveillance capability
- Learn how allied nations are overcoming challenges of seamless sensor integration onto manned and unmanned assets
- Develop your understanding of the ISR world beyond the platform and sensor with perspectives on data exploitation, information sharing and the wider ISR enterprise
- Benefit from this tailored opportunity to showcase your latest ISR specific solutions to a global audience of NATO ISR professionals and A2 Division from emerging nations in Asia, the Middle East and South America
- Benchmark your solutions against the leading vendors in the world, ensuring your military customers are receiving the most suitable and effective solutions
Venue & Accommodation
76 Portland Place
London, UK
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 near to 76 Portland Place. The map displays live availability and allows you to book directly with each hotel: www.HotelMap.com/M9NT4
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Airborne ISR 2013 Speakers:
- Air Vice-Marshal Ian C. Morrison CBE, Director of Air Capability - HQ Air Command, Royal Air Force
- Major General Stephen Fogarty, Commanding General, Intelligence & Security Command, US Army
- Colonel Mariusz Jachol, Chief, Imagery Intelligence Development Branch, J2 Division, Polish Armed Forces
- Colonel Gilles Randreau, Commander, 61st Artillery Regiment, French Army
- Lieutenant Colonel Bruno Paupy, Commander, “Belfort” UAV Squadron, French Air Force
- Lieutenant Colonel Roland Runge, Head, Offensive Air, Tactical Air Reconnaissance & UAS Division, German Air Force
- Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Bernier, Chief, C2ISR Test Division, Operational Test and Evaluation Center, USAF
- Lieutenant Colonel Mikel Huber, Commander, VMU-2, USMC
- Major Eric Steele, Deputy Chief, ISR Operations (A3I), USAF Europe
- Major Daniel Böhm, Chief Unmanned Aerial Systems Pilot, Swiss Air Force
- Major Per Svarre, Concepts and Developments, Expeditionary Force, Royal Danish Air Force
- Captain Mehmet Çolak, UAV Coordinator, UAV & ISR Division, Turkish Air Force
- Lieutenant Volkan Aydn, Instructor Pilot, 2nd UAV Squadron, Turkish Air Force
- Mr. Zdravko Kolev, Research Officer, Frontex
- Professor Antonios Tsourdos, Head of the Centre for Autonomous Systems, Cranfield University
- Professor Rafał Žbikowski, Professor of Control Engineering, Cranfield University
- Dr. Mike Cathcart, Group Lead, Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Electro- Optical Systems Laboratory, Georgia Tech Research Institute
- Lieutenant Colonel Gino Bartoli, Chief, ISR Branch, Italian Air Force
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The Conference agenda is available as PDF under downloads.
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