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Published by: SMI Publishing, Ltd
Published: Mar. 7, 2005
Table of Contents
- Day 1
- 8.30 Registration & Coffee
- 9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks
- David Moss, Defence, Aviation & Management Consultant, DMMsolutions.
- 9.10 NORWEGIAN AIR DEFENCE DEVELOPMENTS
- Concepts and capabilities to support air defence
- Norwegian Armed Forces transformation
- M2N concept - rapid reaction for homeland defence and Out of Area Operations
- Norwegian approach to EAD
- Norwegian CMD capabilities
- The path ahead
- Brigadier Brigadier Erik Gustavson, , Royal Norwegian Air Force.
- 9.50 NATO AIR DEFENCE POLICY
- Recent developments in missile defence
- Background to NATO missile defence
- Member state developments and implications for the alliance
- Recent NATO enlargement - the realities of expansion for air defence
- NATO extended area defence
- Future options for protecting the alliance
- Mr James Lovell, Head Of Air Defence Section, Office of the Assistant Secretary General for Defence Investment, NATO.
- 10.30 Morning Coffee
- 11.00 THE NATO ACCS PROGRAMME
- NATO air and missile defence C2 for the future
- Programme overview
- ACCS programme implementation - developments and new nations
- Time sensitive targeting - the sensor to shooter chain
- C2 for NATO ballistic missile defence
- Adaptations for NATO Network Enabled Capability (NEC)
- Colonel (Ret'd) Keith Maxwell, Chief, RAB, Planning and Architecture Division, NATO Air Command and Control System Management Agency.
- 11.40 AIR BATTLE MANAGEMENT
- The NATO context
- Wing Commander Matt Roper, AWACS-C4ISR Systems, NATO.
- 12.20 Networking Lunch
- 2.00 PANEL DISCUSSION
- Increased protection against asymmetric threats: force transformation and integration of air defence systems
- David Moss, Defence, Aviation & Management Consultant, DMMsolutions.
- Mr Michael Eison, Director Reg Affairs, Aradigm Corporation.
- Mr Keith Maxwell, Chief; Requirements E Architecture Branch, NACMA.
- Leiutenant Colonel Ralf Gosch, Staff Officer, German Ministery of Defense.
- 2.40 EFFECTIVE AIRSPACE MANAGEMENT
- Canadian developments
- Rationale for amending the NORAD agreement
- - implications for multi-national co-operation
- - implications for homeland air defence
- Air defence and terrorism - meeting an asymmetric threat
- Developments to support the new agenda
- Challenges of future air defence management
- Leiutenant Colonel Kennedy MacLean, CANR Director of Staff, Canadian Air Force.
- 3.20 MISSILE LOGISTICS FOR AIR DEFENCE
- Logistical considerations for the modern asymmetric battlespace
- The NATO logistical concept
- Transatlantic co-operation
- Case study: PATRIOT logistics
- Infrastructure requirements in the new world order context
- Ideas for the future - incorporating new technologies
- Dr Karl Niederhofer, Managing Director, Comlog Logistics.
- 4.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks followed by Afternoon Tea
- Close of Day One
- Day 2
- 8.30 Re-registration & Coffee
- 9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks
- Mr Fabian Ochsner, Vice President, Oerlikon Contraves.
- 9.10 NETWORK ENABLED WARFARE
- Enabling network enabled warfare for air weapon systems
- Aeronautical network objective
- Airborne network evolution
- Communications enhanced air weapon systems
- Network enabled CONOPS
- The airborne network challenge: integration
- MP William Urschel, Chief Architect, Department of the Air Force, Aeronautical Systems Center.
- 9.50 THE SAM FORCE OF THE LUFTWAFFE
- Current and future operational developments
- SAM integration in air defence capability
- Integration and interoperability with other air defence systems
- NCW/NNEC considerations for SAM
- Lessons learned from Joint NCW/NNEC Experimentation
- Future SAM developments and requirements
- Leiutenant Colonel Ralf Gosch, Staff Officer, German Ministery of Defense.
- 10.30 Morning Coffee
- 11.00 GROUND BASED AIR DEFENSE IN SWITZERLAND
- The new Swiss Army XXI Air Defence Brigade
- Use of multi system AD clusters
- Use of GBADS in Swiss MOOTW (Military Operations Other Than War)
- Full range of conscript training
- Future perspectives
- Brigadier General Matthias Weibel, Commander Swiss GBAD TRADOC 33, Swiss Air Force.
- 11.40 PROVIDING FUTURE GBAD CAPABILITIES
- Analysis of future GBAD capability requirements
- How new gun based systems cover new requirements
- Netting and battle management are key enablers
- Increasing capabilities step-by-step: the Swiss case
- The new dimension of Rockets-Artillery-Mortar (RAM) air defence
- Mr Fabian Ochsner, Vice President, Oerlikon Contraves.
- 12.20 Networking Lunch
- 2.00 STARSTREAK: THE MULTI-ROLE HIGH VELOCITY MISSILE SYSTEM
- Starstreak (HVM): current air defence capabilities, evolution to fulfil future requirements and meeting the increasing demand for multi-role systems
- Operational rationale for Starstreak
- Systems overview
- Multi-role capabilities
- Future challenges and system improvements
- Applying Starstreak technology
- Mr David Beatty, Director of Strategy and UK/US Sales, Thales.
- 2.40 IDENTIFICATION IN AIR DEFENCE
- Identification- the achilles heel of ground based air defence
- Challenges posed by asymmetric warfare
- Limitations of current capability
- Developing systems and initiatives to support identification of hostile targets
- C4ISR programmes to support identification
- Mr Hugh Pyper, Head of C4i, Raytheon A T M S.
- 3.20 Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Conference
AbstractThe global security agenda has focused attention on the ability of nation states to defend their territory from aerial threats. This has 'dual-hatted' air defence systems with the traditional role of securing the battlespace from an ever-developing array of offensive airborne systems.
Air Defence Systems will address recent developments in international plans and polices, concentrating on the NATO context. In response to delegate requests, this event addresses GBAD and emerging technologies, focusing on the growing importance of Network Enabled Capability for superior air defence.
SMi's Air Defence Systems also incorporates an interactive panel discussion, where leading industry experts will discuss the need for increased protection against asymmetric threats, force transformation and the integration of air defence systems.
The growing necessity for enhanced homeland security has increased the need to ensure allied interoperability. This Conference offers solutions to enhance force projection operations. It is the perfect opportunity to review key developments and challenges facing air defence and to build your presence in the marketplace amongst the major international players in this field.
A unique opportunity to learn from leading industry experts including:
- Brigadier Erik Gustavson, Inspector of Transformation, Air Warfare Centre, Royal Norwegian Air Force
- Brigadier General Matthias Weibel, Commander, Swiss Ground Based Air Defence Forces, Swiss Army
- Mike Eison, Chief, Interoperability Division, PEO Air Space and Missile Defense, US Army
- Jim Lovell, Head, Air Defence Section, ADAM DI, NATO HQ
- William Urschel, Chief Architect, Aeronautical Systems Center, US Air Force
- Wing Commander Matt Roper RAF, Joint Operations J3, NATO SHAPE
- Colonel (Ret’d) Keith Maxwell, Branch Chief, Requirements and Architecture Branch, Planning and Architecture Division, NACMA
- Lieutenant Colonel F Kennedy Maclean, Canadian NORAD Region Director of Staff, 1 Canadian Air Division/Canadian NORAD Region
- Lieutenant Colonel Ralf Gosch, Senior Staff Officer, Air Staff, Ministry of Defence, Germany
- Dr Karl Niederhofer, Managing Director, COMLOG
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