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5th Annual
MULTI-INT TM
Featuring a
distinguished speaker
faculty that includes:
Summit Major General
Kathleen E. Fick
Director of Intelligence (J2),
Driving an Integrated, Agile and Cooperative National Guard Bureau
Intelligence Community Brigadier General
Vincent Stewart, USMC
Director of Intelligence,
February 8 – 10, 2010 | Washington, DC United States Marine Corps
Colonel
Jacqueline S Walsh, USAF
Commander, Joint
Transformation Command
– Intelligence
Colonel
D Scott George, USAF
Commander, National Air and
Space Intelligence Center,
Wright-Patterson Air Force
Base
Ms. Dawn Meyerriecks
Don’t miss your BEST opportunity of the year to: Deputy Director of National
Intelligence for Acquisition &
Technology, ODNI
• Attain key updates on delivering balanced and effective
capabilities for warfighter
• Discover the latest IC acquisition priorities and the
direction of tomorrow’s intelligence
• Get detailed insight on the new and emerging technology
challenges that need to be overcome this year
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5th Annual Who you will meet:
At IDGA’s Mulit-INT 2010, you will have
MULTI-INT
the unique opportunity to interact and
network with representatives from the
Intelligence Community, as well as from
military units, government agencies,
manufacturers and contractors, and
technology service providers. Attendees will
TM include Program and Project Managers,
Summit Analyst, Branch Heads, Project Leads,
Commanders, Scientists and Engineers
with the following responsibilities:
• Intelligence
Driving an Integrated, Agile, and February 8 – 10, 2010 • Security
• Counter-Terrorism
Cooperative Intelligence Community Washington, DC
• Information Systems and
Architectures
• Data Mining
• Knowledge Management
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challenges. A number of nation -stat n to meet these
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traditional and emerging ways. interests in
About IDGA
Now that the entire IC has been task The Institute for
ed with the goal of sharing data,
needs to flow effectively between information Defense &
and among the IC to ensure accu
intelligence. rate and actionable Government
Advancement (IDGA) is a non-
IDGA’s 2010 Multi-INT Summit partisan information based
will tackle policies, legacy syst organization dedicated to the
acquisition priorities and technolo ems, new
gy advancements necessary to promotion of innovative ideas in public
intelligence integration and part improve
nership. service and defense. We bring together
speaker panels comprised of military
This year’s event emphasizes informa
tion sharing between the military and government professionals while
various civilian agencies. IDGA’s Mul services and the attracting delegates with decision-
ti-INT summit will also detail acqu
for the intelligence community as isition priorities making power from military,
it undergoes an unparallel transfor
century. This summit highlights effo mation in the 21st government and defense industries.
rts in the Intelligence Community
foreign and domestic intelligence for the fusion of For more information, please contact
in order for agencies to create a cultu
collaboration to provide compreh re of Sherryl at sherryl.jacobs@idga.org.
ensive intelligence for operational
success.
This conference will delve into
the details of the following key
• Enabling real
or near real-time intelligence topics:
• Latest strategie
s and techniques in data and info
rmation fusion
• Delivering bala
nced and improving capabilities Here’s what past
• Advancemen
ts in S&T/R&D that develop the wor attendees are saying
kforce
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INTELLIGENCE S&T AND
R&D FOCUS DAY
INTELLIGENCE S&T AND
R&D FOCUS DAY
Monday, February 08, 2010
Give time to the issues that matter most. Sign up for the S&T/R&D Focus Day and dedicate more time to dialogue and networking in a
classroom environment.
This in-depth and interactive series of workshops will examine current challenges in S&T/R&D for the intelligence community. Hear from
leading academic researchers and government organizations on the technology and processes that are revolutionizing research & development
and the future uses of science & technology and overseas contingency operations. These practical application sessions will deliver high impact
training led by globally recognized experts. During a Focus Day, you can expect:
• Smaller, classroom-style sessions
• Interactive sessions featuring case studies and lessons learned in an intimate setting
• In-depth discussions with the class leaders and fellow attendees
7:15 AM - 8:00 AM Registration & Coffee
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Technology Acquisition for a State-Of-The-Art Community
Acquisition Transformation Required for the 21st Century
This workshop with cover the "what" and "how" of the required DoD How you will benefit:
acquisitions in the security world of the 21st Century; as well as the needed • Gain an appreciation of how acquisition aids the all source intelligence product
transformation of the national security industrial base to provide the essential • Become more familiar with the range and extent of R&D resources
goods and services at affordable costs and in the required response times. • Understand the scarcity of R&D dollars and the importance of focusing efforts
wisely
What will be covered:
• Security issues for the new administration Session Leader:
• Collection and parsing intelligence needs Honorable Jacques S. Gansler, Director, Center for Public Policy &
Private Enterprise Director, University of Maryland
Former Under Secretary of Defense, Acquisition, Technology for
Intelligence, USD (I)
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM How to best meet the IC’s Fusion needs
Human-Centered Multi-INT Fusion
The traditional role of data fusion has involved the use of physical sensors to • Humans acting as an ad hoc community of analysts (“crowd-sourcing” of the
observe physical targets; in effect trying to characterize the physical landscape analysis process)
for situational awareness. In this workshop, explore how rapid changes in non- • Humans acting as new sources of information
traditional warfare have changed the focus of fusion systems to try to assess the
How you will benefit:
human landscape as well as the physical landscape. • Understand the dynamics of ad hoc community of observers
What will be covered: • Ascertain how providing inputs augment traditional sensor systems
•Human analysts supporting the analysis process (advanced visualization and
Session Leader:
sonification interfaces)
Dr. David Hall, The Center for Network-Centric Cognition and
Information Fusion, Pennsylvania State University
12:00PM – 1:00PM Lunch will be Served
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM The latest R&D on intelligence management
Smart Power: Using Social Media Intelligence to Measure and Guide Engagement
To make intelligent decisions about actions related to perceptions, attitudes, • Public Opinion Polling by Proxy (POP/P): Establishing the feasibility and
beliefs, and behaviors, our political, military, diplomatic, and development methodology for calibrating implicit polling performed via new social media to
leaders need to understand and engage in the dynamics of foreign populations well-understood demographics from traditional polling sources
throughout the world. This talk will summarize MITRE research and
How you will benefit:
development efforts to investigate the latest science and technology needs. • Learn about smart power and the real world application of automated
What will be covered: sentiment analysis
• Sentiment Analysis for Strategic Communication Assessment (SASCA): • Understand how social media (e.g., forums, blogs, microblogs) can be
Indications and warnings using natural language processing to analyze leveraged to understand foreign attitudes
sentiment to monitor attitude and behavior trends in an area of operation • Understand what measures and indicators are essential to assessment
• Forum and Blog Threaded Comment Analysis (FABTAC): Analysis of forum
Session Leader:
comment threads to provide interactive visualizations and thread summaries
Dr. Mark T. Maybury, MITRE Corporation
for intelligence and operations
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM New Approaches in S&T Development
Exploiting Context in the Intelligence Community
This workshop will discuss exploiting context in Intelligence as it aims to exploit How you will benefit:
both, the demand for automatic adaptively and the perceivableness of context • Work on S&T collaboration
data. This workshop will look to set a framework for the development of • Examine “process automation” for intelligence
generically adaptive applications to meet the needs and challenges for the
Session Leader:
intelligence community.
Alan Steinberg
What will be covered: Principal Research Scientist
• How to manage context Georgia Tech Research Institute
• Pitfalls and lessons learned
• Data rights issues programmatic concerns
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MAIN SUMMIT MAIN SUMMIT
DAY ONE DAY TWO
Tuesday, February 09, 2010 Wednesday, February 10, 2010
7:15 Registration & Coffee 7:45 Registration & Coffee
8:15 Welcome & Chairperson’s Opening Remarks 8:15 Welcome & Chairperson’s Opening Remarks
8:30 The Intelligence Communities Acquisitions Way Ahead 8:30 US Joint Command Intelligence Rebalancing
JFCOM Keynote
• The intelligence enterprise future of acquisition • JFCOM Intelligence Initiatives
• Collection and analysis needs for the IC • Comprehensive Joint Strategy support
• New policy initiatives • Support for full-spectrum operations
Colonel D. Scott George, USAF, Commander, National Air and Colonel Jacqueline S Walsh, USAF, Commander, Joint
Space Intelligence Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Transformation Command - Intelligence
9:15 Data Sharing in the Intelligence and National Security 9:15 The National Guard and its Role in an Agile
Intelligence Keynote
Community in Support of the Warfighter Intelligence Community
• Current achievements at USMC intelligence • Current intelligence and foreign threat information
USMC
• Intelligence transformation across the IC • Intelligence policy for the Joint Forces Headquarters
• Data fusion for military operations • Joint intelligence policy and programs
Brigadier General Vincent Stewart, USMC Major General Kathleen E. Fick
Director of Intelligence Director of Intelligence (J2), National Guard Bureau
10:00 Networking Break 10:00 Networking Break
10:45 ODNI acquisition priorities for tomorrow’s IC 10:45 Creating Industry and Government relationship that
challenges builds the Intelligence Community
• New objectives and requirements • Informing decision makers
• Intelligence and technology changes ahead • Creating a culture of collaboration
• From acquisition and technology to policy • Strategic planning and coordination
Dawn Meyerriecks, Deputy Director of National Intelligence Ellen E. McCarthy, President, Intelligence and National
for Acquisition & Technology, Office of the Director of Security Alliance
National Intelligence
11:30 Technology Challenges and Initiatives from the
11:30 DoD Efforts to Establish an Enduring Expeditionary perspective of the US Southern Command
SOUTHCOM
Perspective
Forensics Capability SOUTHCOME S&T priorities
ODNI Acquisition
•
• The use of biometrics to identify who would be otherwise • How naval intelligence transforms the IC
Keynote
anonymous persons • Most pressing technical challenges in intelligence
• The relationship within DoD between biometrics and forensics
Bill Shepherd, USSOCOM S&T Advisor
• Interagency cooperation in biometrics
Tom Dee, Director, Joint Rapid Acquisition Cell, Director, 12:15 LUNCH
Defense Biometrics, OUSD AT&L / DDR&E
1:30 Metrics and Measures for Intelligence Analysis Task
12:15 LUNCH Difficulty
•NGA efforts in metrics
1:30 Defining a Homeland Security Intelligence Role •New security threats in intelligence S&T
The FBI & The IC
• What the IC is missing Michael B. Gilbert, Innovision Directorate, Technical
• Intelligence analysis that is actionable Executive, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency
• Continuing to adapt intelligence to the threat
Bart R. Johnson, Acting Under Secretary for Intelligence and 2:15 Organizational and Technological Improvements for
Analysis, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Enhanced Intelligence Coordination
• Producer and consumer of intelligence information
New NCIX Keynote
2:15 Collaborating without Compromising • DOE counter intelligence
• Date sharing in foreign intelligence threat assessment • National Joint Terrorism Taskforce
• Why policy should drive the technology of data sharing Stanley Borgia, Associate Director of Counterintelligence,
• Priorities for CI collection, investigations, and operations
Office of Intelligence and Counterintelligence, US
Robert "Bear" Bryant, National Counterintelligence Department of Energy
Executive, Office of the Director of National Intelligence
3:00 Networking Break
3:00 Networking Break
3:30 Organizational and Technological Improvements for
3:45 The INR and its Role of Intelligence Support to the Enhanced Intelligence Coordination
IC’s Mission • Tactical field intelligence challenges
• Developing a new kind of IC support • Nation-to-tactical integration
• The INR’s role • Current and future environments of adversaries
Judson Barnes, Director, Office of Intelligence Resources Director John A. Oswald, Analysis and Production, National
Bureau of Intelligence and Research Geospatial Agency
4:30 Defense Intelligence Advanced Analytic Innovation 4:15 New Foundations in Situational and Threat
Strategic Vision •Uncertainty in threat capabilities
• How to establish continuity and retain sources •New development and technological advancements
• Creating a knowledge framework
Alan Steinberg, Principal Research Scientist, Georgia Tech
• Transformation initiatives and emerging issues
Research Institute
Kelcy Allwein, Defense Intelligence Agency
4:45 End of Conference
5:15 End of Day One
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Discover the latest
initiatives in intelligence
presents a training conference S&T and R&D that
are transforming
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for details!
5th Annual
MULTI-INT TM
Don’t miss your
BEST opportunity of
Summit the year to:
• Attain key updates on
delivering balanced and
Driving an Integrated, Agile and Cooperative effective capabilities for
warfighter
Intelligence Community
• Discover the latest IC
February 8 – 10, 2010 | Washington, DC acquisition priorities and
the direction of
tomorrow’s intelligence
• Get detailed insight on
the new and emerging
technology challenges
that need to be overcome
this year