The search for Malaysia Airline MH370 highlighted the difficulty in delivering effective wide area maritime surveillance. How then can nations enhance their maritime domain awareness?
Welcome to Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance 2014 – Europe’s leading forum for maritime and reconnaissance professionals.
As more and more scrutiny is placed on military and civil maritime reconnaissance and surveillance capabilities, nations are asking how they can deliver enhanced maritime domain awareness and just what the best platforms are for the job and if they affordable. Will the traditional Maritime Patrol Aircraft remain the norm as the P8 comes of age or will business jet conversions continue to increase in popularity? Undoubtedly, satellites can play a significant role, but are they effective at an affordable cost?
These questions and more will be answered at Maritime reconnaissance and Surveillance 2014.
So What’s New for 2014?
Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance 2013 attracted over 120 senior military and industry representatives to engage in a two-way discussion about the future maritime reconnaissance. Naturally Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance 2014 will continue to provide you with a truly international viewpoint on current and future requirements but this year will also see an increased focus on satellite capabilities and governmental maritime reconnaissance missions.
You can also expect to meet a wider range of non-European participants than ever before including nations whose maritime security is vital for international trade such as Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines
Keep checking back for more updates as the 2014 agenda continues to take shape.
The speakers were very good and I found the content stimula ting. This was my first conference of this kind and I will be attending more.
Bernardt Davenhager South African Council for Scientific and Industrial Research
Very valuable for networking
The Boeing Company
A good mix of Navy, Coast Guard and industry speakers, providing a very comprehensive view of MPA capability. A good insight on the gaps and where MPA are going in the future.
Martin Darkins BAE Systems
Very good speakers from the military. A very good sense of being updated with the latest operational requirements and maritime threats. A very good opportunity to meet people
Elbit Systems
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Venue & Accommodation
Crowne Plaza Rome - St. Peter'sVia Aurelia Antica 415 , Rome,
P.O.Box 9076 , Italy
Website: http://www.ihg.com/crowneplaza/hotels/gb/en/rome/romsp/hoteldetail
Phone: +39 066642 115
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 Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance 2014. The map displays live availability and allows you to book directly with each hotel: https://www.HotelMap.com/pro/MQ2B4
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2014 Speakers
- Rear Admiral Giorgio Gomma, Director of Naval Aviation and Commander of the Fleet Air Arm, Italian Navy
- Brigadier David Evans, Head of, Information Services, Royal Navy
- Commander Marko Tuominen, Head of Unit, Finnish Border Guard HQ, Finnish Border Guard
- Major General SO Williams, Chief of Defence Staff, Sierra Leone
- Rear Admiral Mario Rodriguez, Maritime Aviation, Colombian Navy
- Captain Ulrich Reineke, Branch Head, Maritime Capability Development and Logistics, Strategic Defence Planning & Concepts, German MOD
- Captain Aire Siinvert, Operations Commander, Estonian Border Guard
- Commander Pasi Staff, Chairman, Maritime Surveillance Network (MARSUR) Europe
- Lieutenant Colonel Pertti Puurtinen, DCOS/Head of M3 Plans, Maritime Component Command, Swedish Armed Forces
- Squadron Leader Kevin Ingram, 92nd Wing, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE
- Lieutenant Commander Jeffrey Dorwart, Program Manager, Avionics, Sensors and C4ISR TTP Cell, US Coast Guard
- Major Jose Muñoz Carave, 221 Squadron, Spanish Air Force
- Major Misiano Emanuelle, Section of Aerial and Naval Operations Division, Guardia Di Finanza
- Louis Armstrong, Chief of Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance, Department of Transport, Canada
- Nestor Perales, Chief of Aviation, SASEMAR
- Christoph de Preter, Sales Director, Luciad
- Olov Fast, Director Global Sales, S&T Airborne Systems
- Confirmed 2* Flag Officer representing Vice Admiral Anurag G Thapliyal, Director General, Indian Coast Guard
- Flag Officer Representing Vice Admiral Jesus C. Milan, Commander, Philippine Navy
- Guy Thomas, Co-Founder, C-SIGMA ( Collaboration in Space for International Global Maritime Awareness)
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The agenda is available as PDF under downloads at the right side of the page.