Military Radar 2011 offers the most comprehensive and influential speaker panel yet in the ninth annual occurrence of this unique series. This year’s conference will go further than ever before to help you to achieve effective radar systems on air, sea and land, by interacting with the world’s foremost military and industry radar experts. In the past year radar technology has continued to evolve rapidly. The next generation of radar technology such as AESA, multi-static, through-wall and dual band radar systems are now an operational reality driving new platform and retrofit development. In addition the demand for radar technology allowing 360 degree real time battlespace awareness has continued to increase driving research, development and procurement in the military radar sector. Download the brochure now for further details

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Military Radar 2011 will investigate Airborne,
Land-based and Maritime radar, enabling you to: Expert speaker panel includes:
> Attain unrivalled insight into the current radar reliant operations of Arnie Victor, Director, Strategy & Business Development in Tactical Airborne
Systems, Space and Airborne Systems, Raytheon
the major military powers in Afghanistan and Libya. Briefings will be
given by the Royal Air Force, US Navy, US Air Force and many John Fagnant, Director, Distributed ISR & Targeting Architectures, Northrop
more Grumman
> Gain a fuller understanding of current and future radar programmes, Squadron Leader Christopher Melville, 5 (AC) Squadron, Royal Air Force
with input from prime manufacturers such as Raytheon, Northrop Captain Bradley Gardner, JSTAR, 116th Air Control Wing, US Air Force
Grumman, Thales, Selex, BAE Systems and QinetiQ. This Master Sergeant Byron Halliburton Jr., Air Force Operational Technical ISR
is your chance to benefit from unprecedented access to primary Programs Manager, US Air Force
industry
Dr Stephen Moore, Principle Radar Scientist and Tchnical Lead, DSTL
> Consider the implications and applications of defence research Vincent Sabio, Programme Manager, Information Innovation Office, DARPA
in the field from the UK Defence Science & Technology
Stephen Gaze, Radar Branch, Mission Systems Evaluation Division (Pax River)
Laboratory (DSTL) and the US DoD Defence Advanced
US Navy
Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and understand the
ramifications before they affect your job Dr Bob Clemens, Chief Technologist for Sensors, US Air Force Research
> Gain a head start in understanding the future of radar technology Laboratory (AFRL)
Bill Dawber, Technical lead for Maritime Sensors, Qinetiq
through briefings from world-class research establishments
including Gdansk Technology Institute amongst others Dr Miroslaw Sankowski, Deputy Director, Gdansk Technology Institute
Naziha Degroote, Programme Manager, COBRA, OCCAR
Pre-Conference Workshop 26th October 2011 Mark Smith, Head of Radar Capability, Selex Galileo
Dismount Detection Radar(DDR): Enabling a crucial element in Chris Jones, Artisan Programme Leader, BAE Systems
full battlespace awareness
A fully interactive workshop will investigate the use of DDR and the operational William Forrest, Business Development Manager, Research & Technology,
applications it has to facilitate real time battlespace awareness. Thales UK
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Workshop leader: Vincent Sabio, Programme Manager, DARPA
“Very high level. A good mix. For me Military
Radar is valuable as it’s an introduction to the
environment and what’s hot right now”
Rune Skreiberg, Royal Norwegian Air Force
“ Military Radar is a good chance to have
updates on technology developments”
Lieutenant Colonel Paolo Nuvoloni,
Italian Air Force
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“Military Radar provides an excellent forum to interface with
worldwide operational users and radar professionals to gain
better understanding of radar capability needs and emerging
radar trends to meet these needs.”
Arnie Victor, Director, Strategy and Business
Development, Raytheon
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2. Day One October 27th 2011
08.30 Coffee and registration •The cost added to an already expensive project
•The time out of service during a period of active operation for
09.00 Chairman’s welcome and introductory comments
the aircraft
09.10 Using cutting edge radar technology to enable operations: A Programme update discussing a predicted timeline for release of
SENTINEL ASTOR 5 (AC) SQUADRON Royal Air Force funding and subsequent entry into active service of AESA
A Squadron is the ground reconnaissance unit of the Royal Air Force equipped Eurofighters
A Squadron operates a dual platform fleet of Shadow and Sentinel R1s A Comparison of the capability gap between a pre and post AESA
A Capabilities overview of the Sentinel R1/ASTOR System Euro fighter
A Feedback from operations in Afghanistan and Libya Dr Mark Smith, Head of Radar Capability, Selex Galileo
A Integration of the ASTOR System with other assets
12.30 Networking lunch Sponsored by
A Possible future developments for the ASTOR System
Squadron Leader Christopher Melville, Lead Airborne Mission 13.30 DSTL – AESA and the way ahead
Commander, 5 (AC) Squadron, Royal Air Force A Update on the current status of the major radar programmes DSTL
is currently undertaking including:
09.50 EYE IN THE SKY: US Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar
A DSTL view of the anticipated development course of world radar
Systems (JSTARS) IN AFGHANISTAN and Libya
technology development
JSTARS is the US command and control aircraft first introduced
A Application and uses of developing radar technologies for example
in 1991 which tracks ground vehicles and some aircraft, collects
on fast jets (typhoon) and also UAVS
imagery, and relays tactical pictures to ground and air theater
A Discussion of AESA’s place in the radar market, is it the future of
commanders.
airborne radar technology or are there better options?
A Operational feedback from current operations both in Afghanistan
Dr Stephen Moore, Principle Radar Scientist and Technical Lead, DSTL
and Libya, focusing on the lessons learned
A Focus upon the different radars which the JSTARS uses including: 14.10 Radar Antenna Equipment: Mogema Defence’s role in the
•Ground Movement Target Indicator (GMTI) market, DTSL
•Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) A An introduction to thermal management on TR modules
•Fixed Target Indicator (FTI) A Extending product life of existing equipment
A Discussion of the adapting role of JSTARS as a Battlespace A Integrated support in the design of new products
management platform Michel A.M. Kurstjens, Managing Director, Mogema Defence
Captain Bradley Gardner, JSTARS, 116th Air Control Wing, US Air Force
14.50 Networking coffee break
10.30 Networking coffee break
15.20 Cross-domain integration of AESA technologies for
11.00 Raytheon – An update of the current situation of the AESA information management
market A Mission processing, ground systems and datalink interfaces to link
A Current status of F-15 AESA retrofit programme the various domains
A Scrutinising the benefits of AESA: A Discussion through visualisation of the Family-of-Systems
•Interoperability with other coalition AESA systems architecture configured to maximise the data from sensors
•Maintainability and sustainability A Developmental themes for AESA architectures in the near future
•Through life reliability compared with previous generation John Fagnant, Director, Distributed ISR & Targeting Architectures,
mechanical radars Northrop Grumman
•Building on AESA – Radar Common Data Link – a partnership
16.00 Role of radar in sensor system of systems
which turns AESA systems into high-powered communication
A Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Layered Sensing -- using
nodes. the appropriate sensor or combination of sensors/platforms,
Arnie Victor, Director, Strategy & Business Development in Tactical infrastructure and exploitation capabilities to generate situation
Airborne Systems, Space and Airborne Systems, Raytheon awareness
11.40 AESA systems to upgrade the next generation fighter A Research rich area to understand benefits, limitations, and
platforms – Typhoon case study developmental needs for sensor system of systems
Despite recent introduction, many next generation fighters (5th, 4.5th A AFRL building infrastructure for experimentation but unified
generation) were not designed with integral AESA radar systems. approach required for real progress
Dr Robert Clemens, Chief Sensor Technologist, United States Air
This issue is now being retroactively addressed, most notably in the
Force Research Laboratory
Eurofighter programme.
A Discussion of the process of technology integration and the factors 16.40 Chairman’s comments
which must be taken into consideration:
16.50 Close of Day One
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3. Day two October 28th 2011
08.30 Coffee and registration 13.30 ARTISAN 3D - Advanced Radar, Target Indication, Situ-
ational Awareness & Navigation
09.00 Chairman’s welcome and introductory comments
A Investigating the operational requirement & capability drivers of
09.10 DARPA FORESTER Radar: Denying the sanctuary of foliage the Artisan project
A Analysis of FORESTER’s radar design and capabilities A Highlighting the unique system solution & benefits offered by Artisan
A Address the operational applications of FORESTER A Programme delivery schedule
A FORESTER data collections A Future developments and applications for Artisan
A Extending the capabilities of the FORESTER system Colin Bell, Radar Chief Engineer, Mission Systems, BAE SYSTEMS
Vincent Sabio, Programme Manager, FORESTER, DARPA
14.10 The UK Advanced Radar Technology Integrated System Test
09.50 The Counter-Battery Radar COBRA: advanced technology Bed (ARTIST)
and operational success A ARTIST is a joint UK/US collaborative programme to develop and
A Counter-Battery Radar – overview and technical features trial two technology demonstrator systems for the next generation
A Missions and operational capabilities features surface radar
A Feedback from operations and need for enhancements A Introduction and background to the programme
A Future challenges and multinational cooperation A Programme aims
Naziha Degroote, Programme Manager, COBRA, OCCAR A ARTIST technologies
A The trials programmes
10.30 Networking coffee break A Initial results
11.00 C-RAM: FOR BOTH BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENDERS AND A Exploitation and the way forward
EXPERTS IN RAM Dr. William Dawber, Technical Lead for Maritime Sensors, QinetiQ
A Analysing the ability to give legacy ground based air 14.50 Networking coffee break
defence systems a second life cycle by introducing specific radar
components 15.20 The Role of Radar in Ballistic Missile Technical Collection
A Investigating the nature of RAM (rockets, artillery, mortar) threats; A Overview of BMTC Mission, including treaty verification
their geometry, signatures, dynamics and crucially, their evolution A Description of the different radar technologies used in the BMTC
This will directly lead to explaining the capabilities and dynamics of A Architecture
RAM capable radars, antenna technology, estimation and tracking A L/S/X-band, phased array/dish, TWT/solid state designs
A Studying the future growth and improvements to RAM capable A Discussion of the future of BMTC Radar--COBRA JUDY
radars, specifically tackling the issue of data fusion methods Replacement Program
Dr Miroslaw Sankowski, Deputy Director, Gdansk Technology Institute Master Sergeant Bryon Halliburton Jr., Air Force Operational
Technical ISR Programs Manager, US Air Force
11.40 Revolutionising urban operations: Frequency hopped UWB
through wall radar 16.00 AN/APG-81 (AESA) Radar for the F-35 Lightning II
Sense-Through-The-Wall technology can provide the dismounted The Mission Systems Evaluation Branch of the US Navy are respon-
soldiers with an incredibly useful situation awareness tool in the sible for working with the F-35 Lightning II Programme Office in the
urban warfare zone. A stand-off capability to detect and locate development of the various systems of the US Navy variant.
threats through walls has the potential to improve close combat A Investigate the operational parameters of the APG-81 radar and
situational awareness, increase own-force pace and survivability, how these match up to the requirements originally drawn up for
reduce fratricide and non-combatant casualties, and hence improve the F-35C
operational effectiveness. This is a next generation tool which A Analysing the process of testing and trialling different aspects of
is small, lightweight, low power and potentially invaluable to the the new AESA system
modern war fighter. A Discussion of the timeline for completion of the radar system in
A Technical explanation of the Thales Frequency Hopped UWB Ultra the context of the potential delivery of the F-35C into service
Wide-Band Technology for inherently jam resistant radar, precise Stephen Gaze, Radar Branch, Mission Systems Evaluation Division
location and communications (PAX River), US Navy
A Radar application focus: Stand-off breathing detection, seeing into 16.40 Chairman’s closing statements
compounds, building clearance, hostage rescue, detection of
people smuggling, base perimeter security 17.00 End of conference
A Multiple platform applicability: handheld, tripod, vehicle and UGV
A Future technology developments and application
•Combined building/wall mapping with personnel detection PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: 26TH OCTOBER 2011
• SAR for improved resolution
• Improved target discrimination 14:00-17:30 DISMOUNT DETECTION RADAR(DDR): ENABLING
• Integrated radar, positioning and communications A CRUCIAL ELEMENT IN FULL BATTLESPACE AWARENESS
William Forrest, Director, Research & Technology, Thales UK
The Vehicle and Dismount Exploitation Radar (VADER) is a new sensor payload system
12.20 Networking Lunch being developed with an industry partner. DARPA and Joint Improvised Explosive
Device Defeat Office (JIEDDO) are funding the VADER program for use with the US
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