This document summarizes an upcoming conference on maritime reconnaissance and surveillance technology to be held January 30-31, 2018 in Rome, Italy. It will feature keynote addresses from senior military leaders from Italy, NATO, the EU, and other countries. Topics will include enhancing maritime domain awareness through space-based technologies like satellite AIS and SAR; developing unmanned maritime systems; and maximizing international cooperation. The conference aims to improve collaboration between militaries, industry and other stakeholders to address challenges in maritime security and surveillance.

1. 30th - 31st
JAN
The SMi Group Proudly Presents its Third Annual…
Crowne Plaza Rome - St. Peters Hotel, Rome, Italy
HOST NATION KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
REGIONAL EXPERT SPEAKERS:
CONFERENCE KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Vice Admiral Clive Johnstone CB CBE, Commander Allied
Maritime Command, NATO MARCOM
Vice Admiral Marzano, Commander in Chief, Naval Fleet
(subject to final confirmation)
Rear Admiral Nicola Carlone, Chief of Operations, Italian
Coast Guard (subject to final confirmation)
Rear Admiral Gianfranco Annunziata, 3rd Dept, Plans,
Operations & Maritime Strategy, Italian Navy
Rear Admiral Valter Zappellini, Chief of C4 and Security
Department, Italian Navy
Rear Admiral Piero Pelizzari, Head of ICT and Monitoring
Systems, Italian Coast Guard
Rear Admiral Enrico Credendino, EU Navfor Med Operation
Commander, EU Naval Force (subject to final confirmation)
Captain Onofrio Marco Frumusa, Navy General Staff,
Aviation Department - Research and Programmes Office,
Italian Navy
Colonel Henrik Kanstrup, Helicopter Wing Karup, Royal
Danish Air Force
Captain Stefano Calvetti, Head of the Intelligence Office,
Italian Navy
Commander Frederick Van de Kerckhove, Staff Officer
Requirements, Belgian Navy
Mr. Emmanuel Ferreira-Coelho, Programme Manager,
NATO STO-Centre for Maritime Research and
Experimentation
Lieutenant Commander Chad Kabatoff, Project Director –
Polar Epsilon 2, DG Space, Canadian Armed Forces
Guy Thomas, Director, C-SIGMA
Dr. Dirk Siebels, PhD Researcher, Greenwich Research Centre
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:
1. 5 Host Nation Officers Confirmed making this the most senior
Maritime ISR meeting in Italy!
2. Military Briefings from Italy, Denmark, Belgium, NATO, the
European Union, and many others
3. A unique focus on space-based maritime domain awareness
for greater action at sea
4. Real Solutions presented and offered within the Maritime
Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology exhibition
5. Special briefing from Vice Admiral Clive Johnstone CB CBE,
Commander Allied Maritime Command, NATO MARCOM
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Maximising Maritime Situational Awareness through Enhanced Technology and
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2. MARITIME RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY 2018
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The Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology Pre-Conference Workshop
12.30 to 16.30 | Monday 29th January 2018, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Rome, Italy
Hosted by Guy Thomas, Director, C-SIGMA
“These speakers represent the most senior collection of Maritime
Surveillance and Reconnaissance Experts across Europe and
surrounding regions it is a great honour to be working with them all”
Rear Admiral (Ret’d) Anthony Rix, Former Flag Officer Sea Training, Royal Navy
Space-based Surveillance is among the most important means
of monitoring the oceans today. Space technology widens
the range for observation and satellites have the advantage
of being in international territory to fulfil their role. This includes
all operations from signals and imagery intelligence gathering,
pollution monitoring, and even tracking criminal behaviour.
Unfortunately, the current international financial environment is
such that no nation can take on the role of global surveillance
on its own. Furthermore, the majority of the global maritime
environment lies in international territory. International
cooperation and collaboration is therefore required to
successfully regulate and police the oceans.
C-Sigma is an active organisation that advocates for further and
more comprehensive cooperation in space-based maritime
surveillance. This organisation has acquired international
recognition in its endeavour to foster maritime security and
facilitate the transformation by which nations work together
to achieve this goal. If you are interested in how this can be
achieved, we invite you to attend Mr. Guy Thomas’ workshop
who will be talking about his life-long interest and passion.
Dear Colleague,
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in the 3rd edition of the Maritime
Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology event taking place between the 30th
and 31st of January 2018 in Rome.
We live in an increasingly interconnected world in which developments in technology
are enabling a greater understanding of activity at sea. This has implications for almost
everything that takes place in territorial waters and on the high seas, both legal and
illegal. The effective collection, analysis and dissemination of relevant information
(and intelligence) will allow us to enhance the security of the maritime domain and
enable us to deal with maritime threats be they of an economic, political, social, or
environmental nature.
It all starts with Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance which we will focus on. The
next step is to analyse the information that this provides and here, too, there are some
potentially disruptive technologies to assist us. The application of Artificial Intelligence,
Machine Learning and other technologies will enhance our capabilities. I hope that
we will also touch on these areas.
There is therefore the need for a high level meeting that brings together senior military
leadership, commercial shipping companies, project decision makers, and technical
experts alongside cutting edge industry solution providers to collaborate on future
endeavours that will not only enhance maritime security but also empower nations
and commercial companies to better secure their interests.
Once again, I am delighted to lend my support as the Chairman of this conference
because I believe that the Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology
event is the best forum for a fruitful international collaboration.
I kindly ask that you pay particular attention to our conference agenda which was put
together with care to give you the very best opportunity to learn from subject matter
experts relating to the enhancement of maritime situational awareness. In this way we
will be able to address the existing and future challenges at sea.
I urge you to join us in January 2018 with many like-minded professionals to ensure that
you too can participate in and benefit from this unique opportunity.
Yours Sincerely,
Rear Admiral (Ret’d) Anthony Rix,
Former Flag Officer Sea Training,
Royal Navy
Vice Admiral Clive Johnstone CB CBE, Commander Allied
Maritime Command, NATO MARCOM
Vice Admiral Marzano,Commander in Chief, Naval Fleet
(subject to final confirmation)
Rear Admiral Nicola Carlone, Chief of Operations, Italian
Coast Guard
Rear Admiral Gianfranco Annunziata, 3rd Dept, Plans,
Operations Maritime Strategy, Italian Navy
Rear Admiral Valter Zappellini, Chief of C4 and Security
Department, Italian Navy
Rear Admiral (LH) Piero Pelizzari, Head of ICT and Monitoring
Systems, Italian Coast Guard
Rear Admiral Enrico Credendino, EU Navfor Med Operation
Commander, EU Naval Force (subject to final confirmation)
Captain Onofrio Marco Frumusa, Navy General Staff, Aviation
Department - Research and Programmes Office, Italian Navy
Colonel Henrik Kanstrup, Helicopter Wing Karup, Royal Danish
Air Force
Captain Stefano Calvetti, Head of the Intelligence Office,
Italian Navy
Commander Frederick Van de Kerckhove, Staff Officer
Requirements, Belgian Navy
Mr. Emmanuel Ferreira-Coelho, Programme Manager, NATO
STO-Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation
Lieutenant Commander Chad Kabatoff,Project Director –
Polar Epsilon 2, DG Space, Canadian Armed Forces
Guy Thomas, Director, C-SIGMA
Dr. Dirk Siebels, PhD Researcher, Greenwich Maritime Centre
Our Unrivalled Senior Military Speaker Line Up:
Topics covered will include:
12.30 Registration and Coffee
13.00 Opening Remarks and Introduction
13.10 Maritime Awareness from Space: “Technology is here, NOW!” Overview
Satellite AIS
13.40 Synthetic Aperture Radar Sats: A Critical Component
14.10 Coffee Break
14.40 Optical Satellites - Great when it is available ( many more are coming!)
15.10 Importance of M2M Communication Dynamic Data Fusion. Creating
Understanding
15.40 CASE STUDY - Environmental Protection and Resource Conservation (Fish, Oil,
Minerals). Maritime Safety and Security (counter piracy, counter smuggling)
16.10 Closing remarks
16.30 End of workshop
Register online at www.maritime-recon.com
Our senior speaker lineup
Briefings from military
experts and key contractors
Successful networking
during the coffee break

3. MARITIME RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY
Day One | Tuesday 30th January 2018 www.maritime-recon.com
Register online at www.maritime-recon.com
8.30 Registration Coffee
9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Rear Admiral Anthony Rix, Former Flag Officer Sea Training, Royal
Navy
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
9.10 Increasing Safety and Security of Mediterranean Waters: How
the Italian Navy is Optimising Maritime Reconnaissance and
Surveillance through Technology
• Current capability, strength and focus of the Italian Navy
• Key maritime challenges facing the Italian and international
community in the Mediterranean
• Recent examples of the Italian Navy exercises and operations:
key technologies used and how success can be measured
• The need for greater use of unmanned systems autonomy for
maritime surveillance
• Collaboration with NATO and international maritime forces to
ensure complete success
• Prospects for future technology capability development and
key interests of the Italian Navy
Vice Admiral Donato Marzano, Command in Chief of the Italian
Navy Fleet and the Command of European Maritime Force,
Italian Navy
9.50 Utilising intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance platforms
as force multiplier in NATO MARCOM operations
• Facilitating interoperability with multi-platform ISR activity
• Combining airborne and shipborne ISR capabilities to
maintain maritime situational awareness and deter criminal
activity
• Enhancing space-based maritime surveillance to maximise
the effectiveness of naval interdiction tasks
• Preserving economic security in the Mediterranean with the
use of airborne ISR platforms
• Exploiting maritime intelligence to better adapt to the
changing security environment in European waters
Vice Admiral Clive Johnstone, Commander of MARCOM, NATO
10.30 Morning Coffee
ENHANCING SPACE-BASED MARITIME RECONNAISSANCE
11.00 Improving Canada’s Maritime Domain Awareness Through
Enhanced Space-Based AIS Capabilities
• The benefits of using space-based technology to improve
maritime domain awareness
• How the Maritime Monitoring and Messaging Microsatellite
(M3MSAT) optimizes Canadian maritime traffic monitoring
capabilities through its improved AIS capabilities
• Building onto RADARSAT-2: enhancing Synthetic Aperture
Radar (SAR) imagery collection and analysis with old and new
generation technology
• How the Low Data Rate Service facilitates surveillance and
intelligence gathering continuity
• Future development and prospects of satellite systems for
maritime ISR
Lieutenant Commander Chad Kabatoff, Project Director Polar
Epsilon 2, DG Space, Canadian Armed Forces
11.40 Introducing Space-Based Reconnaissance to Italian Navy
Operations
• What benefits present themselves to the Italian Navy In using
space-based technologies for surveillance missions
• Focusing efforts on cooperation between different maritime
agencies to manage and distribute intelligence gathered by
space-based reconnaissance
• How reaction times and accuracy can be enhanced through
the use of imagery and signal tracking
Rear Admiral Valter Zappellini, Head of C4 and Security
Department, Italian Navy
12.20 Networking Lunch
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS AND USES OF MARITIME ISR
1.20 Enhancing Italian Naval Operations and Addressing the Migrant
Crisis in the Mediterranean Theatre
• Maximising airborne ISR to enhance Mediterranean maritime
domain awareness
• Integrating aerial capabilities in naval operations and
maritime surveillance
• Addressing the challenges in the Mediterranean with surface,
air, and naval capabilities
• Enhancing surveillance and reconnaissance and maximising
interagency information sharing
Rear Admiral Gianfranco Annunziata, 3rd Dept, Plans,
Operations Maritime Strategy, Italian Navy
2.00 Developing European Maritime ISR capabilities to Maximise
Interoperability
• An overview of the challenges facing the EU Naval Forces in
the Maritime Domain
• Challenges of C4ISR integration in multilateral coalitions
• Bridging Capability gaps through joint C4ISR systems and the
implications on maritime domain awareness
• Successes of intelligence, reconnaissance, and surveillance
operations in the Mediterranean
• Future prospects for future ISR integration among EU Naval
Forces
Rear Admiral Enrico Credendino, EU NavFor Med Operation
Commander, EU Naval Force
2.40 Afternoon Tea
UTILISING UNMANNED MARITIME SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
3.10 Enhancing NATO’s unmanned underwater capabilities to
optimise maritime domain awareness
• NATO UMST capabilities and interoperability
• Standardising communication and maximising naval response
capabilities
• Challenges of integrating UMST with manned fleets in NATO
operations and how to remedy them
• Harvesting maritime surveillance to support naval
deployments and gain significant strategic advantages in
critical situations
Mr. Emmanuel Ferreira-Coelho, Programme Manager,
NATO- Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation
3.50 Optimising Unmanned Mine Countermeasure (MCM) Systems to
Enhance the Belgian Navy’s Maritime Security
• Improving maritime domain awareness and reconnaissance
capabilities in the North Sea
• Effectively enhancing unmanned MCM technology and
optimizing automatic target reconnaissance (ART) and
seafloor classification modules
• Facilitating unmanned MCM operations in rough seas
• Future prospects of further unmanned maritime technology
integration into manned operation within Belgian Naval
activities in Europe.
Commander Frederick Van de Kerckhove, Staff Officer
Requirements, Belgian Navy
4.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
Rear Admiral Anthony Rix, Former Flag Officer Sea Training,
Royal Navy

4. MARITIME RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY
www.maritime-recon.com Day Two | Wednesday 31st January 2018
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8.30 Registration Coffee
9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Rear Admiral Anthony Rix, Former Flag Officer Sea Training,
Royal Navy
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
9.10 Incorporating Unmanned ISR capabilities into the Italian Coast
Guard (subject to final confirmation)
• Incorporating air and surface platforms into ISR missions to
build an effective picture of unfolding events
• What type of cooperation is there between the Coast
Guard and unmanned platform operators in both the Navy
and Air Force
• The benefit of using cost effective unmanned systems to
expand operational reach
Rear Admiral Nicola Carlone, Head of Plans and Operations,
Italian Coast Guard
9.50 Information Communication Technologies and Maritime
Monitoring Information Systems for Coast Guard Functions
(Subject to Final Confirmation)
• Ensuring Maritime Security and safety through maritime
monitoring and surveillance technologies
• Optimizing information-sharing and cooperation with
national and international partners
• Future prospects and objectives for the Italian Coast Guard
Rear Admiral Piero Pelizzari, Head of ICT and Monitoring
Systems, Italian Coast Guard Headquarters
10.30 Morning Coffee
ENHANCING SPACE-BASED MARITIME RECONNAISSANCE
11.00 Enhancing intelligence gathering and acquire maximal
maritime domain awareness
• Successes and challenges to gathering naval intelligence
• Relying on space-based OSINT to support naval operations
• Acquiring maritime domain awareness with airborne ISR
platforms
• Intelligence sharing amongst Italian navy agencies
Captain Stefano Calvetti, Head of the Intelligence Office,
Italian Navy
11.40 Optimising International Cooperation to Achieve
Comprehensive Space-Based Global Maritime Domain
Awareness
• The need for space-based surveillance technology to
facilitate maritime traffic and support the defense industry
• Relevance of international cooperation in gathering and
share space-based maritime intelligence to achieve
maritime domain awareness
• How space-based AIS drives space-based earth observation
systems
• How enhancing space-based maritime situational
awareness brings lawlessness under control while maximising
maritime ecosystem preservation
• Maximising terrestrial maritime observation system
effectiveness with space-based AIS systems and spatial
open-source intelligence
• The future prospects of this rapidly growing industry and the
challenge of cyber threats
Mr. Guy Thomas, President, C-SIGMA, Multinational Maritime
Security Centre of Excellence
12.20 Networking Lunch
SUPPORTING MARITIME OPERATIONS WITH ROTARY RECONNAISSANCE
1.20 Maximising Italian Surveillance and Reconnaissance
Capabilities through Enhanced ISR
• Optimising radar systems to maximise Maritime Domain
Awareness
• Utilising air capabilities to perform SAR and patrolling
operations
• How airborne ISR facilitates patrolling operations in the
Mediterranean
• Information-sharing amongst Italian maritime and air
agencies
Captain Onofrio Marco Frumusa, Navy General Staff, Aviation
Department - Research and Programmes Office, Italian Navy
2.00 Maximising Danish Surveillance and reconnaissance
Capabilities through Enhanced ISR
• Optimising radar systems to maximise Maritime Domain
Awareness
• Utilising airborne ISR platform to perform SAR and patrolling
operations
• How helicopter-based ISR facilitates patrolling operations off
the Danish Coast
• Information-sharing amongst Danish maritime and air
agencies
Colonel Henrik Kanstrup, Helicopter Wing Karup,
Royal Danish Air Force
2.40 Afternoon Tea
COOPERATING FOR A SAFER FUTURE AT SEA
3.10 PANEL DISCUSSION
Enhancing Maritime Intelligence Sharing
Amongst Nations and Naval Agencies
Involved in the Mediterranean
• How can we improve interoperability in the
Mediterranean environment?
• Challenges to effective sharing of information and how to
remedy them
• Gathering maritime intelligence from space
• Updates and lessons from 2017
Rear Admiral Anthony Rix, Former Flag Officer Sea Training,
Royal Navy
Rear Admiral Piero Pelizzari, Head of ICT an Monitoring
Systems, Italian Coast Guard Headquarters
Captain Stefano Calvetti, Head of the Intelligence Office,
Italian Navy
Mr. Guy Thomas, President, C-SIGMA, Multinational Maritime
Security Centre of Excellence
3.50 Enhancing Maritime Security in the Sub-Saharan Theatre
• Maritime security needs and developments in sub-Saharan
Africa
• Maritime security in sub-Saharan Africa: challenges and
developments
• Developing reconnaissance and surveillance technologies
to protect and support economic activity
Dr. Dirk Siebels, PhD Researcher, Greenwich Maritime Centre
4.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
Rear Admiral Anthony Rix, Former Flag Officer Sea Training,
Royal Navy

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all looking to advance their Maritime
Situational Awareness programmes and
Maritime Security as a whole.
The audience will include, but
not be limited to:
• Space-Based Ocean Surveillance
Operators
• Navy Commanders
• Senior Officers and Commanders of
Multilateral Naval Alliances
• Heads of Coast Guard Agencies
• Heads of Intelligence
• Heads of Naval Operations
• Heads of Naval Strategy and
Planning
• Naval Aviation Officers
• Maritime Domain C4ISR Programme
Managers
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• Directors of Maritime Information
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