The Latest Government Plans, Needs, Initiatives and Opportunities in Video Surveillance Systems
The global video surveillance market, which totaled over $13 billion in 2012, is poised to grow 14% annually between now and 2020. Sparking this growth is a burgeoning increase in new roles and missions for video surveillance as a game-changer in defense, intelligence, homeland security and law enforcement, coupled with dramatic new capabilities in video systems, technologies and analytics.
This two-day symposium brings together government planners, acquisition managers, and surveillance experts, along with the leading industry video surveillance and analytics professionals who are shaping the future of this important arena. They will provide an in-depth assessment of the latest government plans, needs, requirements and capabilities, and an unbiased evaluation of what industry has to offer, now and in the future.
- What are the latest needs and capabilities in video surveillance for the Department of Defense? The Intelligence Community? Homeland Security (border, port, cargo, transit security, etc.)? Law Enforcement and Urban Security?
- How are advances in wide-area motion imaging, persistent surveillance, full motion video, smart cameras, video analytics and other technologies and capabilities being brought to bear?
- What new and expanded roles are envisioned for unmanned platforms? A broad range of current and pipeline technologies – from movement tracking, to small target identification, biometrics and identity management, crowdsourcing, multicamera/video fusion, intelligent CCTV, and more – are now coming on line.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from the leaders who are shaping the future of the video surveillance marketplace.
Over 25 Experts from USAF/A2, OUSD-I, HSARPA/DHS, The Chertoff Group, Army PMTS, AFRL, FBI, NGA, US Park Police, CBP/DHS, USCG, Baltimore PD, Raytheon, Textron, MotionDSP, NVIDIA, HaiVision, HP, Kitware, SPC, Harris, PSS, UMo, Xerox and NICE examine:
- Government Video Surveillance Plans, Needs and Initiatives
- State-of-the-Science in Video Surveillance Systems,Technologies and Analytics
- Applications for Defense, Intelligence, Homeland Security and Law Enforcement
- Cognitive/Perceptive Video Systems and Smart Cameras
- Emerging Roles for Big Data/Deep Data Analytics
- Challenges in Wide-Area Motion Imaging, Crowdsourcing, Small Target Tracking, Urban Security, Border Security, etc
Who You Will Meet
- CEOs/COOs/CIOs/CTOs
- Presidents/Vice Presidents
- Principles
- Sr. Directors
- Directors, IT
- Directors, Information Systems
- Directors, Intelligence
- Directors, Enterprise Solutions
- Directors, Business Development
- Directors, Advanced Programs
- Program Directors
- Chief Sales Executives
- Scientists
- Chief Architects
- Technical Architects
- Chief Engineers
- Sr. Engineers
- Engagement Managers
- Business Development Managers
- Sr. Managers, Federal Accounts
- Sales Directors
- Principle Scientists
- Software Engineers
- Account Managers
- Program Managers
- Project Managers
- Product Managers
- Commanding Officers
- Technology Officers
- Managers of Network Operations
- Managers of Network Security
- Sr. Data Scientists
- Data Space Engineers
- Research Engineers
- Systems Analysts
- Information Assurance Officers
- Information Protection Specialists
- Intel Evaluators
- Engineering Leads
- Operations Managers
Venue
Holiday Inn Rosslyn at Key Bridge
1900 North Fort Myer Drive,
Arlington, VA 22209
Tel: (703) 807-2000
(Mention “Technology Training” for a special room rate)
Attendee accommodations must be arranged directly with the hotel.
Speakers
- MR. JEFFREY EGGERS, Chief Technology Officer, ISR, US Air Force
- DR. ADAM COX, Director (A), Science and Technology Directorate, HSARPA/DHS
- HON. JAY AHERN, Principal, The Chertoff Group
- MR. KEVIN WEST, Assistant to the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence
- MR. TOM CONWAY, Senior Engineer, Office of the Project Manager, Terrestrial Sensors, USA
- DR. GUNA SEETHARAMAN, Principal Engineer, Computing Architectures, AFRL
- MS. NIAMBI STEARNS, FMV Portfolio Manager, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
- MR. STEVEN MARTINEZ, Executive Assistant Director, Science and Technology, FBI
- MR. BRANNON DONLON, Deputy Director, Integrated Logistic Support, CBP/DHS
- CAPTAIN KEVIN KEIFER, Commander, Baltimore Sector, US Coast Guard
- MAJOR DAVID MULHOLLAND, Commander, Technical Services, US Park Police
- LT. SAMUEL HOOD, Program Manager, CitiWatch, Baltimore Police Department
- CAPTAIN CHARLES GUDDEMI, Assistant Commander, Technical Services, US Park Police
- DR. KANNAPPAN PALANIAPPAN, Director, Center for Computation Imaging & VisAnalysis, Univ. of Missouri
- MR. JAMES DOLAN, Vice President, Overwatch/Textron Systems
- MR. ANDY BONNOT, Director of Surveillance and Targeting Systems, Raytheon
- DR. SEAN VARAH, Chief Executive Officer, MotionDSP
- MR. ANDY VAUGHAN, Vice President, HaiVision
- DR. PETER TU, Director, Video Surveillance Hewlett-Packard Systems
- DR. KARI PULLI, Senior Director, Research, NVIDIA
- DR. ANTHONY HOOGS, Vice President, Kitware
- MR. GARY RUBIN, Director, Analysis and Support, System Planning Corporation
- MR. JOHN DELAY, Director, Strategy, Harris Corporation
- DR. ROSS MCNUTT, President, Persistent Surveillance Systems
- DR. PETER PAUL, Principal Scientist, Xerox Research Center
- DR. BOB BANERJEE, Director, Development, NICE Inc.
The agenda is available as PDF under downloads at the right side of the page.