Empowering Military and National Security decision makers with Geospatial Intelligence to support operational excellence and complex mission success
The annual Geospatial Intelligence Middle East will return to Abu Dhabi for it’s 6th edition. Year on year the event has grown in stature and this year will be no different. With a renewed focus on military GeoInt challenges Geospatial Intelligence Middle East will examine how Geospatial Intelligence has become a crucial element of C4ISR and overall military strategy, implications for future national security strategies and how this all fits into an overall multi-agency geospatial strategy.
Recently the Military GIS and Intelligence communities have gained a better understanding of the incredible increase of “Cloud” empowered applications, the challenges and opportunities of Big Data, the importance of social media, the availability of improved applications, and the dramatic improvement in quality and availability of remote sensing data. This, and the increased speed of GIS applications and the integration of a full-motion video analysis product, empowers military forces and national security agencies to exploit and analyze full motion video from UAVs and other airborne vehicles.
Geospatial Intelligence Middle East 2013 is the ideal opportunity to review these advances and to evaluate the multitude of ways in which they can be utilized by all facets of government and military operations. The conference will be a powerful enabler for anyone looking to advance their own use of GIS and Geospatial Intelligence or looking for business development opportunities in the vitally important Middle East region in 2013 and beyond.
Benefits of attending and conference themes:
- Examining Geospatial Intelligence as a key element of your C4ISR strategy
- Geospatial Intelligence for all aspects of National Defence including real time Maritime Domain Awareness
- Overcoming interoperability challenges faced by multi-user frameworks and collation operations
- How to integrate all government organisations including defence and security forces to deliver a unified concept, plan and effective operations
- Using geospatial intelligence in counter-terrorism operations and to maintain homeland security
- Explore the latest concepts including social media, mobile internet and the cloud to best meet your future technology requirements
- Learn about advances in intelligenceled policing both internationally and regionally
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Venue & Accommodation
The Westin Golf Resort and Spa
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Number: +971 2 698 1790
Email: westinauh.info@westin.com
Web: www.westin.com
Accommodation
Hotel and travel costs are not included in the registration fee. For assistance in your travel and accommodation requirements, please refer to details below:
Room Reservation
Special / corporate rate for room accommodation is available in the hotel. You may contact the hotel directly as per the details above quoting IQPC Middle East or the name of the conference.
Flight Reservation
Contact Anuj Sachdev or Charo Marie at SNTTA
Travel & Tours LLC Dubai.
E- mail – iqpc@snttadubai.com
Tel - + 971 4 2829000
Fax - + 971 4 2829988
www.sntta.com
Please book at the earliest for your convenience.
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Exclusive speakers include:
- Brigadier General Dr. Eng. Awni Mohd Kasawneh, Director General, Royal Jordanian Geographic Centre Jordan
- Dr. Saad Alhamlan, Director, Geospatial Information Center, General Commission of Survey, Saudi Arabia
- Dr. Nader Al-Awadhi, Deputy Director General for Information, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR), Kuwait
- Vice Admiral (ret.) Robert B. Murrett, Deputy Director, Institute for National Security and Counter-Terrorism (INSCT), US
- Dr. Carl Reed, CTO, Open Geospatial Consortium, US
- Colonel Dr. Ahmed Al Ghamdi, Ministry of Interior, Saudi Arabia
- Steven Ramage, Head of Ordnance Survey International, Ordnance Survey, UK
- John Teufert, Geo Officer, NCIA - NATO, Belgium
- Dr. Eric V. Thompson, Acting Director, Strategic Studies Center for Naval Analysis, US
- Dr. Hamdy Gamily, Director of Geoinformetrics, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR), Kuwait
- Major Barry MacDonald, Geo Intelligence Expert, Intelligence Branch, Canada
- Professor Guy Thomas, Director, C-SIGMA Centre, US
- Lieutenant Colonel John Fennell, Project Lead - Defence Geospatial Services - DSTL, Ministry of Defence, UK
- Air Commodore (ret.) Mark Ashwell, Geospatial Intelligence Specialist, Royal Air Force, UK
- Tomaz Lovrencic, Director, EU Satellite Centre, Spain
- Lieutenant Colonel Babis Paraschou, Special Counselor GeoInt, Cypriot National Guard, Cyprus
- Joe Kezon, GIS Manager, Chicago Police Force, US
- Major Dr. Agostinho JC Freitas, Head of Research & Development, Portuguese Army Geographic Institute, Portugal
- John Brown, Law of the Sea Consultant, United Kingdom Hydrographic Office, UK
- Dr. Spencer Chainey, Director of Geographical Information Science, UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science, UK
- Colonel (ret.) Neil Thompson, Former Director, Geospatial Intelligence, Canadian Armed Forces, Managing Partner, WC Group, Canada
- Andreas Hadjiraftis, Head of of Land-Cartography, Department of Lands and Surveys, Cyprus
- Greg Moser, Director of Continuing Education, Institute for International and Civil Security, KUSTAR
- Senior Representative, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, US
- Vanessa Lawrence CBE, Director General & Chief Executive, Ordnance Survey, UK
- Captain Nasser El-Beltagy, Military Intelligence Officer, Canadian Forces, Canada
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The conference agenda is available as PDF under downloads.
Register at ASDEvents and receive 20% discount.