About Defence Geospatial Intelligence (DGI) Conference & Exhibition Since it's launch in 2003, Defence Geospatial Intelligence (DGI) has become the largest and most international annual gathering dedicated to the high-level discussion of geospatial intelligence and national security in both defence and intelligence operations. Addressing the use of geospatial information in scenarios such as international conflicts, defence operations, C4ISR, humanitarian disasters, crime, national security, border control, arms treaty monitoring and global climate change; the fundamental objective of DGI is to help organisations understand how to build the necessary infrastructure and architecture to take advantage of geospatial intelligence capabilities. DGI brings together heads of geospatial intelligence, remote sensing, GIS mapping, gis data and satellite imagery within the military, governmental and national security sectors as well as industry solution providers. It attracts professionals who are responsible for using and integrating geo based capabilities in their operations and organisations. DGI provides a unique forum for defence intelligence professionals to discuss and debate the development of geospatial intelligence capabilities. Over 650 senior defence and security executives from over 45 countries attend the Defence Geospatial Intelligence (DGI) conference and exhibition in Westminster, London, to discuss the future role of GeoInt in their organisations, to debate new strategies, to debate future collaboration plans, and to find solutions to their current Geo challenges. Supported by the UK MoD, the NGA, US Army, NATO, Australian DoD, Council of the European Union and many more international military and governmental organisations, DGI combines a high level conference, with a large exhibition hall, to combine unparalleled networking, benchmarking and learning opportunities into one event. To find out more visit www.dgieurope.com

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2. The meeting place for the geospatial intelligence community
What is DGI? 650 ATTENDEES
Defence Geospatial Intelligence (DGI) is Europe’s largest and most international
annual gathering dedicated to the discussion of the major challenges of the use
of geospatial intelligence in defence, intelligence and national security operations. 400 DEFENCE ORGANISATIONS
DGI brings together heads of geospatial intelligence, remote sensing, GIS data
& mapping, satellite imagery and analysis within the military, governmental, and 42 NATIONS IN ATTENDANCE
intelligence sectors. It provides a unique forum for the use of intelligence in
defence where the most senior members of the GeoInt community debate the
development of geospatial intelligence capabilities across the globe. 18 HOURS OF TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATIONS
Addressing the use of geospatial information in scenarios such as international
conflicts, defence operations, C4ISR, humanitarian disasters, crime, national
security, border control, arms treaty monitoring and global climate change, the
36 HOURS OF NETWORKING
fundamental objective of DGI is to help organisations understand how to build
the necessary infrastructure and architecture to take advantage of geospatial ONE UNIQUE EVENT
intelligence capabilities.
What makes DGI the must-attend geospatial intelligence event in Europe?
Learn from your colleagues:
• Find out about the latest developments in GeoInt strategies of 45+ defence and government organisations including: USA, UK, France,
Canada, Australia, Israel, Norway, Denmark, Chile, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Spain, The Netherlands and many others
• Hear about the latest success stories and challenges of using GeoInt in-theatre, including several case studies from Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq
• Build your C2 GeoInt strategy based on the knowledge and experience of the largest and most sophisticated systems architects in NATO
• Find out how implementing interoperable IT systems will help you and your colleagues effectively share and disseminate GeoInt applications and knowledge
• Hear from the experts on the latest uses of human geography in-theatre and in HQ
• Get up to date with the GeoInt strategies and plans for the London 2012 Olympic Games
• Get to grips with the new concepts of Maps to Apps – find out how you can make them a reality in your organisation
Network :
• Meet with over 650 GeoInt officers from 45 countries, representing defence forces, police and security organisations as well as government and
non-government institutions
• Benefit 36 hours of unparalleled networking: this is your chance to catch up with old friends and see colleagues from the other side of the world.
• Test and explore the latest solutions offered by over 50 sponsors and exhibitors
• Find out which nations are developing programmes to integrate defence and intelligence operations to share data, information and analysis
• Find out how GeoInt is used in police and security operations in UK and USA
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3. Speaker line-up
Unmissable sessions Vanessa Lawrence, CEO,
Ordnance Survey
Frank Colley, Assistant Secretary Defence GeoInt, Defence
Imagery and Geospatial Organisation (DIGO), Australian DoD
Creating A Unified Intelligence Environment To Help Commanders &
Lt Col Pat Fryer, Section Head Geospatial Policy & Operations,
Soldiers: The Role Of GeoInt & Multi-Int In-Theatre & In C2 SHAPE, NATO
Maj Gen Jerry Thomas, Assistant Chief of Defence Staff, Intelligence, UK MOD Brig Jim Hockenhull, D ISTAR, Head Information Superiority Land
As Assistant Chief of Defence Staff, Intelligence, Major General Thomas is responsible for Forces UK MOD
the provision of specialised intelligence, targeting and geo support and joint intelligence & Richard Herrmann, US Army Geospatial Center,
security training at the UK MOD. He has command of 3700 staff involved in providing support Army Geospatial Center
to Intelligence Collection and wider ISTAR. Join this presentation to hear about the current Maj Gen Jerry Thomas, Assistant Chief of Defence Staff,
challenges and future developments of Multi-Int support to defence forces in-theatre and C2. Intelligence, UK MOD
Bert Tiems, Chief C2 and Operations Services, C3 Agency,
Empowering The Users To Access Data & Make Decisions – The Role Of NATO
Gp Capt Steve Thornber, Officer Commanding, The National
Online On-Demand Access To Multi-Int Knowledge Imagery Exploitation Centre (JARIC), UK MOD
Frank Colley, Assistant Secretary Defence GeoInt, Defence Imagery and Geospatial
Captain RN, Martin Jones, Head, Joint Geospatial Intelligence
Organisation (DIGO), Australian DoD Branch, UK MOD
Lt Col Pat Fryer, Section Head Geospatial Policy & Operations, SHAPE, Andy Watson, Director Of The Security, Standards & Architecture,
NATO Directorate of Information, Met Police
Captain RN, Martin Jones, Head, Joint Geospatial Intelligence Branch, Miss Manal Alshamlan, Head of GIS Development Section, GIS
UK MOD Department, Dubai Municipality
Andy Watson, Director Of The Security, Standards & Architecture, Directorate of Eliza Manningham-Buller, Former Head,
Information, Met Police MI5
Vanessa Lawrence, CB Director General and Chief Executive, Radm Kenneth Pugh, Director Naval Intelligence,
Ordnance Survey Chilean Navy
Jim Dolan, Vice President – International Integrated Solutions, Textron Systems, Overwatch Jim R. Hill, Director, Geospatial Intelligence Directorate, Marine
Corps Intelligence Activity, USA
Senior officers and executives responsible for shaping the strategies for their organisations
Amber McCuistion, Branch Chief, USCENTCOM Afg-Pak Center,
will give you their views on the changing role of geo and multi-int in defence and in national
Human Terrain Analysis Branch, US DoD
security. They will discuss and debate the impact and opportunity presented by online on-
demand access to information, focusing on the challenges and issues you are likely to face Captain Charlie I Reid, FLEET OPS-DACOS NI,
UK MoD
in the future. Join this high powered panel discussion to learn how GeoInt is likely to change
and what it means to you and your team. Douglas Bancroft, Director General, Centre for Remote
Sensing, Government of Canada
Major (Armement) Frédérick Herpers, Defence Procurement
Strategic Approach To Using GeoInt In Intelligence Operations: The Past Agency (DGA), Engineering Projects Directorate, C3I Engineering
& The Future UNIT, MOD France
Eliza Manningham-Buller, Former Head, MI5 Captain Kjetil Utne, Director, Military Geographic Service,
Norwegian MOD
Baroness Eliza Baroness Manningham-Buller, Former Head, MI5 is joining DGI 2012 to give
you some strategies and ideas for making decisions in challenging times and for winning in John Teufert, NC3A Geo-Officer
NATO C3 Agency
every operation and project that you undertake. Dame Manningham-Buller has been privy to
some of the country’s most carefully guarded secrets and held the lives of spies and double Capt. Sean Malinowski, Commanding Officer Foothill Patrol
Division, LAPD
agents in her hands. Since taking over the MI5 reins, her working life was dominated by the
threat from al-Qaeda. Find out how at MI5 they use GeoInt, how they analyse and disseminate Brig. General (ret) Amnon Sofrin, Head of The Intelligence
information, and how decisions are made based on this vital information. Directorate Israeli Intelligence Service (ISIS)
Robert B. Murrett, Deputy Director, Institute for National
Security and Counterterrorism (INSCT)
Australian Delegation To Give Programme Updates & Join Panel Discussions
Ayman Al-Wadi, Group Head of GIS, Royal Jordanian
Led by Frank Colley, Assistant Secretary Defence GeoInt, Defence Imagery and Geospatial Geographic Centre
Organisation (DIGO), Australian DoD
Marlene Meyer, Chief Geospatial Branch,
A senior delegation from the DIGO, Australian DOD is joining DGI to discuss and debate the Denmark
role of online, on-demand access to multi-int knowledge. They will show you the practical
implications of moving away from linear or cycle based intelligence product development
processes to a much more interactive and iterative knowledge development and access
model. They will also join a panel on the understanding the cultural context, dynamics and
people movement in-theatre.
New for 2012
The Critical Role Of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) In NATO
Coalition Operations • Maps to Apps – presentations and panel discussions
focused on bringing GeoInt to the fighter in-theatre
Bert Tiems, Chief C2 and Operations Services, C3 Agency, NATO
• Architecture Focus – a special conference stream designed
This presentation will give you a chance to learn about the latest strategies and plans for to give you the latest strategies in implementing and
developing the NATO GeoInt systems and capabilities. Bert Tiems started his current post effectively exploiting new GeoInt architecture solutions
1 October 2010 and is now leading 80-100 staff responsible for producing the majority of
• Middle East & Africa Focus Day – join an entire day to find
NATO C2ISR capabilities.
out about the latest developments in the GeoInt community
in the region
Global Insecurity: Using GeoInt To Develop & Broaden The Analytic • Data Sharing & Exploitation Focus Day – a day dedicated
Expertise Of Intelligence to learning the latest strategies, techniques and finding
Robert B. Murrett, Deputy Director, Institute for National Security and effective solutions to sharing data and analysis across
Counterterrorism (INSCT); Former Head of NGA organisations and governments
• 75% of speakers are new to DGI 2012 – truly new case
Vice Admiral Murrett served as the Director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
studies, new faces, new experiences to learn from and new
from 2006 until 2010. Prior to his appointment to NGA, Vice Admiral Murrett served as the
contacts for you
Director of Naval Intelligence from 2005 until 2006, and as the Vice Director for Intelligence
on the Joint Staff from 2002-2005. Join Robert Murrett to hear his views on the current and • Newly designed exhibition floor – with a product
future role of GeoInt in the war on terror and in the development of intelligence capabilities demonstration area, where you will be able to test the latest
the world over. solutions and ideas from the industry
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4. Three Focus Days Designed To Address Your Current Challenges
Pre-Conference Focus Day Post-Conference Focus Day Post-conference Focus Day,
January 23rd January 26th January 26th
Innovation & New Information Sharing Middle East & North Africa
Technology & Exploitation
8:30 Chair’s Opening Remarks 8:30 Chair’s Welcome Address 8:00 Chair’s Welcome Address-The important role of
8:45 Overview Of The Latest 8:45 Effectively Exploiting & Sharing Geospatial Intelligence to the Strategically Important
Trends In Technology Data: Strategy & Policy Middle East and North Africa
Developments & Their Impact Senior Executive, Colonel (ret) Neil Thompson, Managing Director, WC Group
On Future Requirements & UK Government 8:15 Opening Guest Address: Geospatial Intelligence,
Opportunities 9:15 Development Of Information the Growth in Government, Academic, and Military
Geoff Twentyman, Multi-Int Exploitation Superiority: Providing Data & Sectors- An International Perspective
Leader, ISTAR Group, DSTL, UK MoD Analysis To The War-fighter Vice Admiral Robert B. Murrett (ret), Deputy Director, Institute for
9:15 New Sources, Tools & Brig Jim Hockenhull, D ISTAR, UK MoD National Security and Counterterrorism
Collection Methods For 9:45 Implementing An Effective Data 8:45 Keynote Guest Address: Strategic Role of Fully
Satellite & Other Imagery Sharing Environment In The Integrated & Interoperable GIS in the Middle East –
Moderated by: Lt. Col. Babis Allied Forces & Across Europe Challenges, Opportunities & Future Plans
Paraschou, Chief Geospatial Officer, Dr. Omer Al-Eman, Arab Science & Technology Foundation
NATO Deployment Corps, Greece Senior Executive, NATO
Technology Presentations Include: DigitalGlobe, 10:15 Networking Coffee 10:30 Panel Discussion: Achieving True Interoperability –
e-Geos Integrating All National Databases and Procedures
11:00 Developing A Dynamic & to Give Full GIS Support to Policy Makers and In
10:15 Morning Coffee Mission Management Approach Operations
10:45 Strategies & Effective To Sharing & Exploiting Data:
Dr. Omer Al-Eman,
Solutions For Storing Australian Case Study Arab Science & Technology Foundation
Imagery & Data: The Future Senior Executive, Australian Defence John Knight, Principal, Royal School of Military,
Of The Cloud Organisation UK MOD
Moderated by: Michael W. Powers, 11:30 Using Data Unification Dr. Ali Aldosari Secretary General
Technical Director, Geospatial Research
and Engineering, US ARMY
Strategies vs Data Saudi Geographer Society
Integration Strategies For Steven Ramage Executive Director, Marketing and Communications, Open
11:45 Using UAVs As Part Of Your Intelligence Organisations Geospatial Consortium (OGC)
Multi-Int Strategy: Strategy Susanne Yoakum-Stover, Executive 11:15 Developing A Strategy For Using GIS In Saudi
& Practical Applications Director, Institute For Modern Arabia: Case Studies GIS modeling in public health
Moderated by: Col (ret) Neil Thompson, Intelligence
including RVF disease in Saudi Arabia and using
Managing Director, WC Group
12:00 LEARN FROM ANOTHER GIS and remote sensing for change detection in
Technology Presentations Include: Elta Systems
INDUSTRY! Creating A agriculture.
13:15 Networking Lunch, New Centre Of Data Management Dr. Ali Aldosari Secretary General Saudi Geographer Society
Product Demonstrations Excellence: How Does It
YOUR CHANCE TO LEARN, 11:45 Developing a Strategy for Using Multi-temporal land
Change The Efficiency Of
TEST AND EVALUATE THE and sea surface temperature (LST/SST) imagery
Your Organisation & The
NEW TECHNOLOGY AT WORK! standardization as a tool for assisting thermal target
Quality Of Decision-Making?
recognition and monitoring and environmental
14:15 Analysing Data: Tools, New Lorraine Waters, Global Head of
terrain analysis.
Solutions & Successful Case Reference Data Management, RBS GBM
Dr. George Ch. Miliaresis Remote Sensing and GIS Center, Sultan Qaboos
Studies 12:30 Networking Lunch University, Sultanate of Oman
Moderated by: John Teufert, NC3A 14:00 Using Common Standards 12:30 Networking Lunch
Geo-Officer, NATO C3 Agency
For Synchronising Data On &
Technology Presentations Include: Intergraph, 13:30 Supporting the Jordanian Forces & Government
Off Line
Saab Technologies Organisation with Effective GIS: Future Plans,
Steven Ramage, Executive Director,
Networking Coffee Marketing and Communications,
Requirements & Challenges
15:15 Delivering The Right Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Ayman Al-Wadi, Group Head of GIS, Royal Jordanian Geographic Centre
Intelligence To The Right 14:40 New Tools For Complex 14:00 Earth Observation and Maritime security –The
User On Time: From Maps Systems Modelling: Predicting contribution to the Gulf of Aden and Arabian Gulf
To Apps The Future By Using security from space based Systems
Moderated by: Ric Diaz, Chief, Geospatial & Other Data Mr Guy Thomas U.S. Coast Guard Science and Technology Advisor
Geospatial-Intelligence, GG-14, DIA,
Intelligence Fusion Centre (IFC), In
Jonathan Chetwynd, Complex Data 15:15 Latest State-Of-The-Art Strategies for Using GeoInt
Modelling Expert, Peepo
Support of NATO in Policing
Technology Presentations Include: Esri 15:20 Networking Coffee Captain Sean Malinowski, Commanding Officer, Foothill Patrol Division,
16:00 Sharing Data In-Theatre – LAPD
16:15 Using Crowd Sourcing
Techniques In Your GeoInt Case Study From Afghanistan 15:45 Establishing a Collaborative Relationship between
Capability: Giving The User A Ric Diaz, GeoInt Team Leader, the Gulf Cooperation States and NATO to allow
Broader Operational Picture Intelligence Fusion Centre, RAF closer Operational Planning
Molesworth, UK MoD
Moderated by: Amber McCuistion, Tom Last President and CEO ImStrat Corporation
Branch Chief, USCENTCOM Afg-Pak Center, 16:40 Dealing With Data Governance 16:15 Panel Discussion: Establishing a Collaborative
Human Terrain Analysis Branch, US DoD In A Multi-National Relationship between the Middle Eastern and North
17:00 Building Your Strategy Based Environment: Effective African and the Western GeoInt Communities
On Effective & Efficient Use Collaborative Approaches
Dr. Ali Aldosari
Of Mobile Devices Oliver Rajan, Head of Brussels Office, Secretary General Saudi Geographer Society
European Union Satellite Centre
Moderated by: Geoff Twentyman, Steven Ramage Executive Director, Marketing and Communications, Open
Multi-Int Exploitation Leader, ISTAR 17:20 Sharing Data Across The Geospatial Consortium (OGC)
Group, DSTL, UK MoD Government Organisations Lt. Col. Babis Paraschou, Chief Geospatial Officer, NATO Deployment
Jim R. Hill, Director, Geospatial Corps
Intelligence Directorate, Marine Corps Ayman Al-Wadi, Group Head of GIS, Royal Jordanian Geographic
Intelligence Activity, USA Centre
For the full comprehensive agenda and speaker information visit www.dgieurope.com
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5. Empowering Decisions Through Online On-Demand Access To
Multi-Int Knowledge & Analysis
Main Conference Day 1, January 24th
8.00 Networking Coffee & Registration Frank Colley, Assistant Secretary Defence GeoInt, Defence Imagery and Geospatial
Organisation (DIGO), Australian DoD
8:30 Chair’s Opening Remarks
Lt Col Pat Fryer, Section Head Geospatial Policy & Operations, SHAPE,
Brig Jim Hockenhull, D ISTAR, NATO
Head Information Superiority Land Forces UK MoD
Captain RN, Martin Jones, Head, Joint Geospatial Intelligence Branch,
9:00 Creating A Unified Intelligence Environment To Help Commanders UK MoD
& Soldiers: The Role Of GeoInt & Multi-Int In-Theatre & In C2 Andy Watson, Director Of The Security, Standards & Architecture, Directorate of Information,
Maj Gen Jerry Thomas, Assistant Chief of Defence Staff, Intelligence, UK MoD Met Police
9:45 Cloud-Enabled GeoInt – the Opportunities and Realities for Vanessa Lawrence, CB Director General and Chief Executive,
Ordnance Survey
National Security,
John Day, Director, Global Defence Business Development, Esri 12:00 Customer Case Study by DigitalGlobe
10:15 Networking & Morning Coffee 12:30 Strategic Approach To Using GeoInt In Intelligence Operations:
The Past & The Future
11:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Empowering The Users To Access Data &
Eliza Manningham-Buller, Former Head, MI5
Make Decisions - The Role Of Online On-Demand Access To Multi-
Int Knowledge 13:15 Networking Lunch
Jim Dolan, Vice President – International Integrated Solutions, Textron Systems, Overwatch
STREAM A STREAM B STREAM C STREAM D
Seamless Integration of
In-Theatre Operations: Creating New Value Through
Strategy & Policy GeoInt with C2 & All Parts of
Empowering the War fighter Effective Use of Multi-Int
Your Organisation
14:15 The Role Of Geography And GeoInt Using Satellite AIS In The South Using GeoInt To Effectively Project Update: Recent Changes In
In Developing Understanding And Pacific To Support Operations & Understand And Enable Decision- NATO’s In Procedures & Concepts
Informing Decision-Making Effective Decision-Making Making In The Age Of Uncertainty: For GeoInt Support & Mission
Paul Hancock, Director, Defence Radm Kenneth Pugh, Director Naval Requirements & Plans For Management
Geographic Centre, Intelligence Intelligence, Chilean Navy International Collaboration Lt Col Pat Fryer, Section Head
Collection Group, UK MoD Jim R. Hill, Director, Geospatial Geospatial Policy & Operations,
Intelligence Directorate, Marine Corps SHAPE, NATO
Intelligence Activity, USA
14:45 Developing A Truly Interoperable Empowering Your Organisation To Networking & Coffee in the Exhibition Enterprise GIS For The Warfighter –
GeoInt Strategy To Support Make Effective & Efficient Decisions Join solution providers, partners and peers for quality A Live Demonstration Of Capability
Operations Across Defence & Senior Executive, Marklogic face-to-face time Chris Dorman, European Defence
Government Organisations Business Coordinator
Frank Colley, Assistant Secretary Kerry Phelps, Senior Technical
Defence GeoInt, Defence Imagery Advisor, European Defence Team, Esri
and Geospatial Organisation (DIGO),
Australian DoD
15:15 Emerging Multi-Source Intelligence Networking & Coffee in the Exhibition Using A Collaborative Approach Using GeoInt As Integral Part Of
Data Management Challenges Join solution providers, partners and peers for quality to Developing the Foundation for Security Operations: London 2012
Stuart Blundell, Vice President – face-to-face time Building Understanding Olympic Update
Product Engineering, Overwatch Jean Smith, Head Human GeoInt Andy Watson, Director Of The
Systems, Ltd Branch, DGC, ICG, UK MoD Security, Standards & Architecture,
Directorate of Information, Met Police
15:45 Networking & Coffee in the Exhibition Meeting the Commander’s Panel Discussion: Understanding The Using Innovation To Overcome Key
Join solution providers, partners and peers for quality Requirement for GeoInt: Practical Cultural Context, Dynamics & People Challenges In Providing Effective
face-to-face time Delivery in the Royal Navy Movement In-Theatre: The Role & GeoInt Capabilities Across Your
Captain Charlie I Reid, FLEET OPS- Future Of Human Geography Organisation
DACOS NI, UK MoD Frank Colley, Assistant Secretary Senior Executive, Logica
Defence GeoInt, Defence Imagery
and Geospatial Organisation (DIGO),
Australian DoD
Ian Spencer (Head of Research, DGC,
ICG, UK MoD
Jean Smith, Head Human GeoInt
Branch, DGC, ICG, UK MoD
Amber McCuistion, Branch Chief,
USCENTCOM Afg-Pak Center, Human
Terrain
16:15 Civil And Military Emergency Case Study From Afghanistan: Networking & Coffee in the Exhibition Networking & Coffee in the Exhibition
Geospatial Services - Recent Operational Picture & The Role Of Join solution providers, partners and peers for quality Join solution providers, partners and peers for quality
Canadian Experiences, Planned GeoInt face-to-face time face-to-face time
Developments And Potential Future Ric Diaz, Chief, Geospatial-
Courses Of Action Intelligence, GG-14, DIA, Intelligence
Douglas Bancroft, Director Fusion Centre (IFC), In Support of
General, Centre for Remote Sensing, NATO
Government of Canada
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6. STREAM A STREAM B STREAM C STREAM D
Seamless Integration of
In-Theatre Operations: Creating New Value Through
Strategy & Policy GeoInt with C2 & All Parts of
Empowering the War fighter Effective Use of Multi-Int
Your Organisation
17:15 Improving Tactical Level Project Update: Developing & Using Spatial And Human Geography NATO’s Recent Organisational &
Interoperability In GeoInt Through Implementing A New Deployable Data Analysis Tools From LA Criminal Policy Changes: Architecture, IT &
Effective Collaboration: Future GIS Service – Giving The User New And Gang Behaviour In War And Operational Requirements
Developments & Requirements Capabilities Counter Insurgency Operations John Teufert, NC3A Geo-Officer,
Major (Armement) Frédérick Captain Kjetil Utne, Director, Military George E. Tita, Associate Professor NATO C3 Agency
Herpers, Defence Procurement Geographic Service, Norwegian of Criminology, Law & Society and
Agency (DGA), Engineering Projects MOD Planning, Policy & Design, University
Directorate, C3I Engineering UNIT, Of California Irvine
MOD France
17:45 Project Update: Overview Of Key Examining The Increasing Role Of Panel Discussion: Integrating GeoInt UK MoD Spatial Data Infrastructure
Challenges & Strategies For Working GeoInt In Targeting Into Intelligence & Police Work: The Project Update: Policy & Strategy
Within A Truly International European Maj Barry MacDonald, Geo Int Multi-Int Approach Defence Intelligence Lead For UK
Environment Expert, Intelligence Branch, Canadian Geoff Twentyman, Multi-Int Expert, MoD Spatial Data Project, UK MoD
Oliver Rajan, Head of Brussels Office, Forces DSTL, UK MoD
European Union Satellite Centre George E. Tita, Associate Professor
of Criminology, Law & Society and
Planning, Policy & Design, University
Of California Irvine
Capt. Sean Malinowski,
Commanding Officer Foothill Patrol
Division, LAPD
Brig. General (ret) Amnon
Sofrin, Head of The Intelligence
Directorate Israeli Intelligence
Service (ISIS)
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7. Empowering Decisions Through Online On-Demand Access To
Multi-Int Knowledge & Analysis
Main Conference Day 2, January 25th
8:00 Networking Coffee & Registration 11:00 Panel Discussion: Looking Into The Future Imagery Requirements
8:25 Chair’s Opening Remarks & Challenges
Col. John Kedar, Chief of Staff Headquarters Engineer in Chief (Army), Moderated by Marcello Maranesi, CEO, e-Geos
UK MoD 11:30 Using GeoInt To Win The Confidence Of The People On The
8:30 Project Update: Using GeoInt As The Basis For Providing A Multi- Ground In Helmand: Challenges, Requirements & Future Needs
Int On Demand Capability & Analysis During the London 2012 Major Matthew H Jones, MOD Operations Directorate – Afghan CCT, UK MoD
Olympic Games 12:00 Leveraging Full Motion Video for Enhanced Multi-INT Exploitation
Vanessa Lawrence, CEO, Ordnance Survey Senior Executive, Integraph
9:00 Bringing The Engineering & Intelligence Communities Together: 12:30 PANEL DISCUSSION: Looking Into The Future Requirements &
Update On The Latest Changes At The US Army Geospatial Centre Growth Of Multi-Int – Collaborating With Industry To Integrate
Richard Herrmann, Deputy Director, Army Geospatial Center GeoInt Into The Wider ISR Environment & Bring Users Powerful
9:30 Strategic Update On NATO’s Progress In Using Geo and Multi-Int GeoInt & Analytic Expertise
To Achieve Common Operational Picture: Empowering The Soldier Brig Jim Hockenhull, D ISTAR,
& The Commander In Battle UK MoD
Bert Tiems, Chief C2 and Operations Services, C3 Agency, NATO Lt. Col. Neil Marks,
NATO
10:00 Global Insecurity: Using Geo Int To Develop & Broaden The Major (Armement) Frédérick Herpers, Defence Procurement Agency (DGA), Engineering
Analytic Expertise Of Intelligence Projects Directorate, C3I Engineering UNIT, MOD France
Robert B. Murrett, Deputy Director, Institute for National Security and Counterterrorism Bert Tiems, Chief C2 and Operations Services, C3 Agency,
(INSCT) NATO
10:30 Networking & Morning Coffee Richard Herrmann, Deputy Director, Army Geospatial Center
STREAM A STREAM B STREAM C STREAM D
Seamless Integration of
In-Theatre Operations: Creating New Value Through
Strategy & Policy GeoInt with C2 & All Parts of
Empowering the War fighter Effective Use of Multi-Int
Your Organisation
14:15 Implementing New Organisational Delivering Online On Demand GeoInt Ensuring Full Interoperability Of Maritime Update: Plans &
Structure In the Danish Geospatial Services To War fighters In Libya and Agency Multi-Int Support To The Requirements For Further Integration
Organisation: Goals, Progress & Helmand London 2012 Olympic Games: Of GeoInt Into All Parts Of Naval
Future Requirements Col. Mark Burrows, Commander, Challenges, Requirements & Operations
Marlene Meyer, Chief Geospatial JAGO, UK MoD Progress Captain RN, Martin Jones, Head,
Branch, Denmark Richard Smith, Force Information Joint Geospatial Intelligence Branch,
Manager, British Transport Police UK MoD
Cmdr Stein Hagalid, Branch Head,
NATO Shipping Centre
Dr Steve Ablett,
DSTL
Nick Davis, Merchant Maritime
Warfare Centre, MMWC
15:15 Strategy & Programme Update: Latest Update On The Use Of GeoInt as a key component of Multi- Effectively Integrating & Using
DIGO’s Current Capability Geospatial Information In Ice Flow Int and Multi Agency Collaboration: Geospatial Analysis Tools In Defence
Requirements For Major Projects Monitoring: Projects, Programmes Potential Conceptual Implications Estates & Facilities Management
Under Development Delivery To and Plans Gp Capt Steve Thornber, Officer Martin Meggs, Senior Geospatial
Enhance Multi-Int Capability And The David Jackson, Director, Ice Service, Commanding, The National Imagery Officer (North) Catterick Garrison,
Management Weather and Environmental Prediction Exploitation Centre (JARIC), UK MoD Hard Facilities Management, Defence
Senior Executive, Defence Imagery & Services Meteorological Service, Infrastructure Organisation, UK MoD –
and Geospatial Organisation (DIGO), Canada pending confirmation
Australian DoD
15:45 Afternoon Coffee & Networking
16:45 Developing An Interoperable and Adapting GeoInt Support To Soldiers Using Location Intelligence To Using Common Standards For
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GeoInt In Day To Day Operations Situations Demand Tools For Effective Decisions Steven Ramage Executive Director,
Mark Storti, Senior Executive, Border John Knight, Principal, Royal School Andy Marles, Chief Fire Officer, Marketing and Communications,
Force - National Intelligence, UK of Military, UK MoD South Wales Fire & Rescue Open Geospatial Consortium
Border Agency (OGC)
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