ISR. (Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance) For Military and Government MISSIONS - REQUIREMENTS - CAPABILITIES - OPPORTUNITIES

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1 Announcing an Outstanding Symposium on the Latest Opportunities, Needs and Capabilities in. NEXT GENERATION ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance) For Military and Government MISSIONS - REQUIREMENTS - CAPABILITIES - OPPORTUNITIES Special Presentations by: Lt. Gen. Arnie Bunch, Jr., USAF Military Deputy, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition Dr. Joseph Fontanella, SES Director, Army Geospatial Center and Army Geospatial Information Officer Over 20 Leading ISR Experts from: SAF/AQ, USA Geospatial Center, USAF HQ ACC, ISR Operations Directorate/(OUSD(I), 480TH ISR Wing, USMC Warfighting LAB, Army CERDEC, USAF/49TH OG, USN/JTNC, ASN(RDT&E), BAE Systems, Raytheon, Leidos, TeraLogics, SAIC, GMU C4I & Cyber Center, SDSU, and NSI, will present The Latest in Government and DoD Next Generation ISR Needs & Requirements Cutting-edge Capabilities, Mission Challenges, and Opportunities in Airborne, Maritime, Battlefield, Homeland Security, Geospatial and Special Operations ISR Technologies In Depth Discussion on the Most Critical Capability Gaps, Needs in Information Sharing and Dissemination in Next Generation ISR Washington, DC December 15-16, 2016 Symposium Management by: Technology Training Corporation

2 Next Generation Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance The Next Generation ISR Technologies & Capabilities Symposium addresses the urgent demand for more ISR assets, platforms and a continued stride for maintaining advantages over U.S. adversaries. The continual push by the services for diversification & leveraging ISR capabilities by U.S. and our coalition partners, permeates government planning across a broad range of critical missions. Next Gen ISR is a plethora of multi-int & interoperable technologies truly shaping Persistent Global Surveillance, Global Strike, Counter-intelligence/ Counter-terrorism, Maritime Domain Awareness, Space Defense, Anti-Access and the Contested Global Commons. This incredible forum is an outstanding opportunity for attendees to meet and interact with Key ISR thought leaders from DoD, Government & Industry. Additionally, you will hear from Senior Leaders who are defining requirements and shaping the next generation of ISR and speaking on the most critical ISR issues: What are the Latest OSD and Service Next Gen ISR Strategies, Roadmaps, Needs and New Initiatives? What are the Key Critical Gaps Needed Now for Providing Actionable Intelligence to Decision Makers and the Warfighter? How will Next Generation ISR Address Multi-sensor Data Fusion Technologies across Organizations and Platforms and Diverse Operating Environments? What are Needs & Challenges for Integrating All-Source Intelligence to meet Robust Next Gen ISR Intelligence Production Requirements? What are the Needs & Requirements of the Future Force to Incorporate an Automated and Secure PED Data Collection Process at the Tactical Level? Our Distinguished Panel of Military, Government & Key Industry ISR Experts Lt. Gen. Arnie Bunch, Jr., USAF Military Deputy, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition Dr. Joseph Fontanella, SES Director, U.S. Army Geospatial Center and Army Geospatial Information Officer Mr. John Vona Chief, Intelligence Systems Division, Plans, Programs & Requirements Directorate, HQ Air Combat Command Mr. Donald Hudson GG-15 Technical Director, 480th ISR Wing, Langley AFB Combat Command, USAF, Joint Base Langley-Eustis Mr. Michael Said Assistant Deputy for T&E, Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development and Acquisition Mr. Robert Zitz Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Leidos, Co-Chair, USGIF Small Satellite Working Group Mr. Kevin D. Johnson Chief, Requirements and Analysis Division, ISR Operations Directorate, OUSD(I) Dr. Bill Powers Research Fellow, Potomac Institute for Policy Studies Center for Emerging Threats and Opportunities Futures Assessment Division, Marine Corps Warfighting Lab/Futures Directorate Mr. Donald F Herrick Principal Engineering Fellow, Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems Dr. Sherin Kamal Chief Scientist, Engineering, SAIC Mr. David Beliveau Vice President of ISR Solutions, TeraLogics Major James Neutron Neushul (USMC-ret) Founder, Neushul Solutions, Inc., formerly Senior Interoperability Engineer, Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity Mr. Howen Fernando Deputy Director, DoD Waveform Standards Directorate, Joint Tactical Networking Center (JTNC), USN Mr. Lloyd Pete Coulter Staff Researcher, Department of Geography, SDSU Dr. Stewart Walker Director, Product Initiatives, BAE Systems, Geospatial exploitation Products Dr. Linton Wells II Executive Advisor, George Mason University C4I & Cyber Center Dr. Riad. Hammoud Sensor Processing & Exploitation Technologies Group, TS-Advanced Information Technologies, BAE Systems Lt Col Tim TILT Monroe, USAF Squadron Commander, 9th Attack Squadron, Holloman AFB Dr. Nibir Dhar Chief Scientist, S&T, Army Night Vision & Electronic Sensors Directorate (CERDEC) Senior Representative HQ, Air Combat Command

3 Next Generation ISR for Military and Government Washington, DC December 15-16, 2016 Symposium Agenda I. Emerging Military and Government ISR Requirements, Needs, Capabilities & Opportunities U.S. AIR FORCE KEYNOTE ADDRESS Air Force Next Generation ISR Research & Development, Test, and Production Needs & Requirements LIEUTENANT GENERAL ARNIE BUNCH JR. Military Deputy, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, The Pentagon, Washington, DC SPECIAL ARMY PRESENTATION The Need and Demand for High-Resolution Three-dimensional Mapping Data DR. JOSEPH FONTANELLA, SES Director, U.S. Army Geospatial Center and Army Geospatial Information Officer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Would you like to be an exhibitor at this symposium? Host a breakfast, lunch or beverage reception during the symposium? Please contact Ken hoodk@ttcus.com to find out how your organization can participate.

4 HQ ACC ISR Plans, Programs and Next Gen Requirements MR. JOHN VONA Chief, Intelligence Systems Division, Plans, Programs & Requirements Directorate, HQ Air Combat Command, Joint Base Langley-Eustice 480th ISR Wing Technical Capabilities MR. DONALD HUDSON GG-15 Technical Director, 480th ISR Wing, Langley AFB Testing Non Traditional ISR Asset Capabilities MR. MICHAEL SAID Assistant Deputy for Test and Evaluation, Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development and Acquisition, ASN(RDT&E) ISR AND MUMT: A Leap Forward in Support to the Warfighter DR. BILL POWERS Research Fellow, Potomac Institute for Policy Studies, Center for Emerging Threats and Opportunities, Futures Assessment Division Marine Corps Warfighting Lab IDEA: ISR Data Enrichment and Aggregation MR. KEVIN JOHNSON Chief, Requirements and Analysis Division, ISR Operations Directorate, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense Intelligence (OUSD(I) Idea Seeks to Address the Perpetual Unmet Need for Additional ISR The Intent of IDEA is to Make Better Use of the Critical ISR Investment and Allocation Decisions RPA Training for ISR LT COLONEL TIM TILT MONROE, USAF Commander, 9th Attack Squadron, Holloman Air Force Base GEOINT Solutions Marketplace Plans & Programs SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE HQ, Air Combat Command, Joint Base Langley-Eustis ISR & TARGETING CAPABILITIES DR. NIBIR DHAR Chief Scientist, S&T, Army Night Vision & Electronic Sensors Directorate (CERDEC) (Tentative) II: Next Generation Airborne ISR Interoperability and Emerging Capabilities within a Secure ISR Network Converging Trends in C4ISR and the GMU C4I & Cyber Center DR. LINTON WELLS II Executive Advisor, George Mason University C4I & Cyber Center SWAP Reduction in ISR Systems MR. HOWEN FERNANDO Deputy Director, DoD Waveform Standards Directorate, Joint Tactical Networking Center (JTNC), USN

5 Managing the Emerging Battlefield of Things: Is that even possible? DR. SHERIN KAMAL Chief Scientist, Engineering, SAIC The Military Continues to Deploy More and More Complex, Components into the Battlefield Orchestrating and Managing these Assets will Present a Challenge. This Challenge Multiplies when Increasingly Autonomous and Semi-autonomous Assets are Deployed. This Paper Discusses the Changes that Needs to Occur at Several Levels to Ensure the Battle of Things Doesn t Become the Muddle of Things. Sensor Open System Architecture (SOSA) Initiative MR. DONALD HERRICK Principal Engineering Fellow & Technical Director, ISR Systems, Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems III: Future Data and Sensor Integration Collection, Platforms, and Imagery Capabilities Small Satellites & Space Resilience Technologies MR. ROBERT ZITZ Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Leidos, Co-Chair, USGIF Small Satellite Working Group Aerial Surveillance and Multi-INT Data Association Capabilities DR. RIAD I. HAMMOUD Sensor Processing & Exploitation Technologies Group, TS-Advanced Information Technologies, BAE Systems (Tentative) Advancements in FMV Capabilities and Technologies MR. DAVID BELIVEAU Vice President, ISR Solutions, TeraLogics Rapid Change Detection using Repeat Station Airborne Imagery and SOCET GXP(R) MR. LLOYD PETE COULTER Staff Researcher, Department of Geography, San Diego State University and DR. STEWART WALKER Director Product Initiatives, BAE Systems exploitation Products Post-hazard Damage Assessment Persistent Wide Area Surveillance Amphibious UAS/ISR Communications MAJOR JAMES NEUTRON NEUSHUL (USMC-RET) Founder, Neushul Solutions Inc., formerly Senior Interoperability Engineer, Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA) Why Invest Time at a Technology Training Event? Tens of thousands of Defense, Government and Industry customers that have attended TTC programs and have benefitted by them with increased knowledge and exposure to priceless intimate networking experiences. TTC enables and thoughtfully designs programs for building those invaluable networking contacts and business exchanges. Relationships are made within an environment conducive to facilitate those sought after cordial introductions and access to key Industry and Government leaders that have proven invaluable to thousands of past attendees since our founding over 30 years ago. The most beneficial public business development event I have attended in 3 years. - A. Pennington

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