SMi Group's Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology 2020 conference takes place in Rome in February

1. 5th - 6th
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2020
The SMi Group Proudly Presents its 5th Annual…
Crowne Plaza Rome - St. Peter’s, Italy
chairMan:
vice admiral (ret’d) duncan Potts, Former Director General Joint
Force Development and Defence Academy, uK armed Forces
regional eXPert sPeaKers:
rear admiral luigi sinapi, Director of the Italian Hydrographic
Institute, italian navy
commodore tom guy, Deputy Director, Combined Joint
Operations from the Sea Centre of Excellence, nato
Brigadier general carlos de salas, Head C4ISR & Space Programs,
spanish Ministry of defence
captain timothy Byles, Australian Defence Attaché for Southern
Europe, royal australian navy
colonel henrik Kanstrup, Helicopter Wing Karup, royal danish
airforce
commander graeme smith, Maritime Warfare Centre Information
Warfare Commander, royal navy
Commander Antonio Junior Belfiore, Naval Mine Warfare Staff
Officer, NATO Centre of Excellence for Operations in Confined and
shallow Water
commander eric van lawick van Pabst, Liaison Staff Officer Royal
Netherlands Navy, Operations, Maritime HQ, Future Operations and
Plans, defence staff netherlands armed Forces hQ
lieutenant colonel nikolaos oikonomakis, Staff Officer, General
Directorate for Defence Investments & Armanents, hellenic Ministry
of national defence
lieutenant commander stefan lundqvist Phd, Military Lecturer and
Researcher, Department of Military Studies, swedish defence
university
Mr chris reynolds, Deputy Head of Mission, european union
capacity Building Mission in somalia
Mr Phil hanson, UK HM Coastguard Aviation Technical Assurance
Manager, hM Maritime and coastguard agency
industry sPeaKer:
Mr William hosack, Chief Executive Officer, orbital Micro system
senior representative, Maxar technologies
event highlights:
1. Military Briefings from italy, the uK, denmark, sweden,
nato, australia, spain, the netherlands and many
others
2. a diverse range of topics including unmanned maritime
systems, airborne ISR platforms, C4ISR and satellite
reconnaissance and surveillance systems
3. Real solutions presented and offered within the
exhibition area of Maritime reconnaissance and
surveillance technology
4. Don’t miss the chance to meet with industry leaders
in maritime reconnaissance and surveillance at the
conference and in the exhibition area
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s-ais and c-sigMa: continuing to evolve
as the cornerstones of Maritime security
tuesday 4th of February 2020, 13.00 to 16.30
hosted by guy thomas, Academic/Technical Advisor, Multi-National
Maritime Security Centre of Excellence & Managing Director, c-sigMa llc
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2. MARITIME RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY
www.maritime-recon.com
Pre-conference Workshop: satellite-ais and c-sigMa, continuing to evolve as
cornerstones of Maritime security
13.00 to 16.30 | Tuesday 4th February 2020, Crowne Plaza Rome - St. Peter’s Hotel, Rome, Italy
Hosted by guy thomas, Director, Academic/Technical Advisor, Multi-National Maritime Security Centre of Excellence & Managing Director, c-sigMa llc
Dear Colleague,
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in the 5th annual
Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology Conference taking place
between the 5th and 6th February 2020 in Rome.
I have long maintained that the essential precursor for any effective action at
sea is comprehensive understanding, not just positional date and information,
but what is going on and what intent those using the sea have. This has always
been a challenge, but in this increasingly interconnected World, coupled with
advancements in technology, the potential increasingly exists to understand
the maritime domain more comprehensively and in near real time as never
before. Moreover, this is not simply a military challenge but one for all users of
the sea, be they militaries, commercial operators and other organisations. When
commanding counter-piracy operations in the Indian Ocean I saw at first-hand
what could be achieved when the military, commercial operators, international
organisations and regional governments can come together to share information.
this event, featuring speakers from a wide variety of countries and international
organisations, brings together experts involved in the development and
management of multiple reconnaissance and surveillance platforms, including
unmanned maritime systems, airborne isr and satellite technology. The need to
bring together senior military and maritime leaders with other key decision makers
and industry leaders and project managers for a high level meeting like this is
a great opportunity to share thinking, open minds to new possibilities, and seek
opportunities to collaborate and share ideas for common benefit. My career at
sea has taught me this is best achieved when people work together.
Consequently, I am delighted for the first time to lend my support as Chairman
for the Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology Conference. i
believe the event will provide an excellent forum for productive international
discussion and partnership.
Could I ask that you look closely at our conference agenda, which was put
together with great care to give you the very best opportunity to learn from
subject matter experts relating to the enhancement of maritime situational
awareness.
i urge you to join us in February 2020 with many like-minded professionals to
benefit from this unique opportunity.
Yours Sincerely,
vice admiral (ret’d) duncan Potts
Former Director General Joint Force Development and Defence
Academy
uK armed Forces
chairMan:
vice admiral (ret’d) duncan Potts, Former Director General Joint Force Development and
Defence Academy, uK armed Forces
regional eXPert sPeaKers:
rear admiral luigi sinapi, Director of the Italian Hydrographic Institute,
italian navy
commodore thomas guy, Deputy Director, Combined Joint Operations from the Sea
Centre of Excellence, royal navy
Brigadier general carlos de salas, Head C4ISR & Space Programs,
spanish Ministry of defence
captain timothy Byles, Australian Defence Attaché for Southern Europe,
royal australian navy
colonel henrik Kanstrup, Helicopter Wing Karup, royal danish airforce
commander graeme smith, Maritime Warfare Centre Information Warfare
Commander, royal navy
Commander Antonio Junior Belfiore, Naval Mine Warfare Staff Officer,
NATO Centre of Excellence for operations in Confined and Shallow Water
commander eric van lawick van Pabst, Liaison Staff Officer Royal Netherlands Navy,
Operations, Maritime HQ, Future Operations and Plans, defence staff netherlands
armed Forces hQ
lieutenant colonel nikolaos oikonomakis, Staff Officer, General Directorate for
Defence Investments & Armanents, hellenic Ministry of national defence
lieutenant commander stefan lundqvist Phd, Military Lecturer and Researcher,
Department of Military Studies, swedish defence university
Mr chris reynolds, Deputy Head of Mission, european union capacity Building Mission
in somalia
Mr Phil hanson, UK HM Coastguard Aviation Technical Assurance Manager,
hM Maritime and coastguard agency
Mrs Maja Markovcic Kostelac, Executive Director, european Maritime safety agency
Mrs Francesca de rosa, Data Knowledge and Operational Environment Scientist,
nato sto centre for Maritime research and experimentation (cMre)
Mr vito Pesare, E.W. Expert, Former Italian Navy Warrant Officer, italian navy
Mr vito d’amicis, Former Italian Navy Lieutenant, Specialist in EW, C4ISR,
Intelligence & Communications, italian navy
industry sPeaKer:
Mr William hosack, Chief Executive Officer, orbital Micro systems
senior representative, Maxar technologies
our WorKshoP leader:
Mr guy thomas, Director, c-sigma
our unrivalled senior Military speaker line up:
About the Workshop
Satellite AIS has revolutionized Maritime
operations world-wide. The advent of
multiple SARS and AI and ML applied to
dynamic data analysis tools focused on the
maritime world has created the opportunity
for a synergism between AIOS and SAR
systems which will greatly increase Maritime
security, environmental protection and
resource conservation on a global scale.
Why you should attend:
Get up to date as to what is happening
in the space-based maritime situational
awareness world, from both a space-
systems view as a well as in the data
analysis world.
About Guy Thomas:
Guy is the former US Science & Technology
Advisor for Maritime Domain Awareness
(2003-2012) and creator of both space-
based AIS & C-SIGMA. He has been involved
in reconnaissance operations and systems
in the Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and
Johns Hopkins/APL. He also served as the US
DHS S&T SME for Space. He is the academic
advisor (technology) to the Multinational
Maritime Security Center of Excellence
He was awarded the Distinguished Career
Service Award, and the US Geospatial
Intelligence Foundation’s Individual
Achievement Award in 2015. He has been
nominated for the Space Technology Hall
of Fame.
Topics Covered Will Include:
• Overview of C-SIGMA
• S-AIS
• SARs
• Dynamic Data Analysis tools
Workshop Agenda:
13:00 Registration and Coffee
13:15 Overview of C-SIGMA
13:30 S-AIS
14:30 SARs
15:30 Dynamic Data Analysis tools
16:00 Q&A Session
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 | 5th February 2020 www.maritime-recon.com
register online at www.maritime-recon.com
8.30 registration & coffee
9.00 chairman’s opening remarks
vice admiral (ret’d) duncan Potts, Former Director General Joint
Force Development and Defence Academy, uK armed Forces
oPening Keynote BrieFings
9.10 optimising the collection and impact of hydrographic data for
Both the commercial and defence sectors
• Integrating a range of platforms and systems to create a full
maritime picture and improve situational awareness
• Defining the relationship between the hydrographic Institute,
the commercial sector and defence organisations including
NATO
• The strategic picture for improving future Hydrographic
capabilities that trickle down into greater military situational
awareness
• The future of hydrographic platforms and systems
rear admiral luigi sinapi, Director of the Italian Hydrographic
Institute, italian navy
9.50 how to improve Maritime domain awareness with enhanced isr
& space technology
• Recent innovations in ISR & space systems to support
surveillance and security at sea
• Benefits of using spaced-based technology to improve
Maritime domain awareness
• How satellites optimize naval traffic monitoring through
improved AIS
• Mitigating the limitations of line-of-sight communications and
conventional ISR Capabilities
• The future developments and prospects for Space-based ISR
and the push towards interoperability
Brigadier general carlos de salas, Head C4ISR & Space
Programs, spanish Ministry of defence
10.30 Morning coffee
11.00 session reserved for gold sponsor
Mr William hosack, Chief Executive Officer,
orbital Micro systems
MaritiMe isr oPerations
11.40 anticipating the next decade’s operational requirements
and optimising Maritime reconnaissance and surveillance
capabilities to Meet these
• Current capabilities, priorities and concepts
• The impacts of:
- Unmanned Technologies
- Greater AIS abilities
- Space-Based ISR
• Speculating on future exercises and operation as a way to
guide future priorities
• Likely future requirements and how each of the above will be
used to improve capabilities
• The importance of collaboration with NATO organisations and
ISR international interoperability
commodore tom guy, Deputy Director, Combined Joint
Operations from the Sea Centre of Excellence, nato
12.20 Managing Maritime Borders through an emphasis on situational
awareness and Prevention of transnational crime
• The role of EUCAP Somalia in managing the maritime domain
around the Horn of Africa
• The importance of the maritime domain economically and
strategically
• Improving the methods of gaining greater situational awareness
through both conventional and non-conventional means
• The future of counter-piracy and how successful are todays
methods
• The role of space-based ISR and how this compares to the use
of other platforms and methods
• The future of EUCAP’s policies towards maintaining situational
awareness in the area
Mr chris reynolds, Deputy Head of Mission, european union
capacity Building Mission in somalia
1.00 networking lunch
unManned surveillance technology
2.00 the Future of unmanned aircraft systems in the royal australian
navy
• Why the RAN is transitioning unmanned aviation from the
RAN Naval Unmanned Aircraft Systems Unit (NUASU) to an
operational squadron of the Fleet Air Arm
• Providing high-quality video and still imagery in near real-time
to significantly improve battlespace awareness
• Comparing the abilities of the fixed-wing Insitu ScanEagle
and rotary-wing Schiebel Camcopter S-100 and how they are
improving Australian ISR capabilities
• The future of the Unmanned Aircraft System unit in the Fleet Air
Arm
captain timothy Byles, Australian Defence Attache for Southern
Europe, royal australian navy
2.40 session reserved For sponsor
senior representative, Maxar technology
3.20 supporting Maritime operations through unmanned Maritime
capabilities
• The benefits of using unmanned and autonomous systems and
how they help solve surveillance challenges
• Addressing the balance between aerial vehicles and
underwater vehicles: why prioritise one over the other?
• Moving towards capability sharing and addressing
interoperability requirements with unmanned platforms
• The future requirements and strategic needs in autonomous
systems in the Royal Netherlands Navy
commander eric van lawick van Pabst, Liaison Staff Officer Royal
Netherlands Navy, Operations, Maritime HQ, Future Operations
and Plans, defence staff netherlands armed Forces hQ
4.00 afternoon tea
MaritiMe isr PlatForMs
4.30 air-Maritime coordination: an operational Perspective of aeW &
isr Platforms in the Mediterranean
• Assessing the role of AEW ISR platforms in Maritime Operations
(pros and cons)
• The future of Command & Control in Air-Maritime Coordination
• The benefits of using aerial platforms in conjunction with other
systems to build a thorough Maritime Domain picture
• How sharing technological development can further shape
the direction of future Platforms and Aviation Strategy
lieutenant colonel nikolaos oikonomakis, Staff Officer, General
Directorate for Defence Investments & Armanents, hellenic
Ministry of national defence
5.10 developing Maritime aerial capabilities with respect to
reconnaissance and surveillance operability
• Improving relevant navy and air interoperability in the north
sea with regard to Reconnaissance and Surveillance
• Approach to the 5th generation of warfare and utilising digital
networks to further situational awareness
• The role of the Danish Navy in the Arctic area of operations
• Engaging with the political dimension of international
competition in the Arctic and how ISR contributes to this
colonel henrik Kanstrup, Commander Helicopter Wing Karup,
royal danish air Force
5.50 chairman’s closing remarks and close of day one
vice admiral (ret’d) duncan Potts, Former Director General Joint
Force Development and Defence Academy, uK armed Forces

4. MARITIME RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY
www.maritime-recon.com day two | 6th February 2020
alternatively fax your registration to +44 (0)870 9090 712 or call +44 (0)870 9090 711
8.30 registration & coffee
9.00 chairman’s opening remarks
vice admiral (ret’d) duncan Potts, Former Director General Joint
Force Development and Defence Academy, uK armed Forces
oPening Keynote BrieFings
9.10 session reserved For italian navy - integration of satellite
technology into current isr Platforms for a complete Maritime
domain awareness
• The current approach of the Italian Navy for Maritime
Reconnaissance and Surveillance Operations
• Integrating Satellite based ISR into other existing platforms
• Developing future space-based assets and expanding current
platforms
senior representative of the italian armed Forces to
Be Confirmed
9.50 royal navy Maritime intelligence and reconnaissance (isr)
tactical developments of commercial space Based Multi-
spectral data for improved situational awareness and
counter-surveillance tactics
• Royal Navy’s Project MOONRAKER
• Using military and civilian satellite data to identify and track
targets
• Using signatures to seek out threats or ships attempting to be
‘dark targets’
• Future Maritime Warfare developments in space-based ISR
commander graeme smith, Maritime Warfare Centre
Information Warfare Commander, royal navy
10.30 Morning coffee
international PrograMMe uPdates
11.00 an operational Perspective of Maritime Patrol and
reconnaissance aircraft (MPra) for the uK coastguard
• Optimising the performance of fixed wing platforms in a SAR
role
• Assessing the role of these platforms in Maritime
Reconnaissance
• The benefits of the using aerial platforms in conjunction with
other systems to build a thorough Maritime Domain picture
• How sharing technological development can further shape
the direction of future Platforms and Aviation Strategy
Mr Phillip hanson, UK HM Coastguard Aviation Technical
Assurance Manager, hM Maritime and coastguard agency
11.40 emphasising Multi-domain operations in response to increased
tension in the arctic
• The new strategic landscape along NATO´s Northern Flank and
in the Arctic – interests and risks
• Western strategies aimed at managing the consequences of
great power geopolitical and geo-economic competition in
the Arctic – back to the future or breaking new ice?
• The importance of Communications, Surveillance and
Reconnaissance in Multi-Domain Operations and the role of
Space Capabilities
• NATO Multi-Domain Operations in the Arctic – prospects and
challenges
lieutenant commander stefan lundqvist Phd, Military Lecturer
and Researcher, Department of Military Studies, swedish
defence university
12.20 Use of Maritime Unmanned Systems in Confined and Shallow
Waters
• Improving autonomous underwater vehicles (AUV’s) to
increase mine-countermeasure efficiency
• Providing greater levels of reconnaissance against the mine
threat
• Mitigating risk to personnel while fulfilling operational objectives
• Sustaining data streams between AUV’s and other platforms
and systems taking part in an amphibious operation
Lieutenant Commander Antonio Junior Belfiore, Naval Mine
Warfare Staff Officer, nato centre of excellence for operations
in Confined and Shallow Waters
1.00 networking lunch
integration oF isr PlatForMs
2.00 strengthening safety at sea through increased Monitoring of the
Maritime domain
• The importance of data exchange for building the most
comprehensive maritime picture
• Gathering imagery from space-based ISR platforms and
including them in the intelligence sharing process
• Current and future steps to improve maritime domain
awareness using industries technological advancements while
minimizing the costs to nations and organizations
Mrs Maja Markovcic Kostelac, Executive Director, european
Maritime safety agency
2.40 session reserved For sponsor
technological advanceMents
3.20 a Maritime situational awareness Perspective on Maritime isr
• Developing sophisticated multi-source data fusion approaches
to fully exploit ISR
• Building the best maritime picture through IRS: towards a
coherent assessment
• The importance of collaboration to ensure ISR interoperability
by design
Ms Francesca de rosa, Data Knowledge and Operational
Environment Scientist, nato sto centre for Maritime research
and experimentation (cMre)
4.00 afternoon tea
oPtiMising surveillance caPaBilities
4.30 developing Maritime aerial capabilities with respect to
reconnaissance and surveillance operability
• The current operational climate and capabilities when it
comes to surveillance for the Italian Navy
• Why current capabilities mean that navies need to have the
ability to react quickly to potential threats to maritime security
• The importance of constantly being able to detect these
threats
• Improving integration between reconnaissance systems and
ship defences
• Why Artificial Intelligence is necessary to the future of
reconnaissance and surveillance systems
Mr vito Pesare, E.W. Expert, Former Italian Navy Warrant Officer,
italian navy
Mr vito d’amicis, Former Officer Italian Navy. Specialist in EW,
C4ISR, Intelligence, Comms and Contractor, italian navy
5.10 chairman’s closing remarks and close of day two
vice admiral (ret’d) duncan Potts, Former Director General Joint
Force Development and Defence Academy, uK armed Forces

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