"IDGA is honored to present the inaugural Border Management Southwest in Tucson, AZ. Building upon the success of the flagship Border Management Summit in Washington, DC, this event will form the first leg of a regional conference series devoted to border issues. There are constant and emergent threats that continuously endanger the security of the US. It is imperative that both the US and Mexico gain control over ports of entry, trans national gangs, and contraband heading in and out of Mexico. Organizations and businesses, therefore, need to work together to move forward with homeland security programs. IDGA’s Border Management Southwest Summit aims to address the complexities of southwest border security initiatives and offer support and solutions for stakeholders from the federal level down. "

1. Attend need-to-know briefings
from NORTHCOM,
ICE, US CBP,
presents a training conference: US Border Patrol,
and local law
enforcement!
May 24 - 26, 2010
Tucson, AZ
Securing our Borders with Tactical Strategies and Technologies
Meet key decision-makers and hear from a Don’t miss in-depth sessions on
distinguished speaker faculty that includes: effective border management from
experts in the field. This is the place for:
Bernd McConnell, SES, Mark Kraft, Deputy
Interagency Coordination Director, The National Gang
Directorate, NORAD and Targeting, Enforcement &
• Improving interagency coordination,
NORTHCOM Coordination Center partnerships and interoperability
• Current capabilities and future initiatives
Randy Hill, Chief Patrol Martin Vaughan, Regional
Agent, US Border Patrol, Director, Southwest Border • Strategies to counter cross border
Del Rio TX Sector, DHS Operations, Office of Air trafficking
and Marine, US Customs • Drug interdiction challenges
Matthew C. Allen, and Border Protection
Special Agent in and operations
Charge, US Immigration Terry Azbill, Director,
and Customs Southwest Border, HIDTA
Enforcement, Office of - Arizona Region
Investigations, Arizona
Featuring
a site tour by
the Tucson CBP
and Border
Patrol!
Sponsor: Media Partners:
www.BorderManagementSummit.com

2. Who You Will Meet
IDGA’s Border Management
Southwest is comprised of border
security experts from government
agencies, contractors and technology
service providers with the following titles:
• Customs & Border Protection
Officer
May 24 - 26, 2010
• Border Patrol Agent
Tucson, AZ • Sector Commander
• Project Manager
Securing our Borders with Tactical Strategies and Technologies • Chief Information Officer
• Chief Technology Officer
• Systems Engineer
• Biometrics Team Lead
IDGA is honored to present the inaugural Border Management Southwest in • Business Development Manager
Tucson, AZ. Building upon the success of the flagship Border Management Summit
in Washington, DC, this event will form the first leg of a regional conference series
devoted to border issues.
About IDGA
There are constant and emergent threats that continuously endanger the security The Institute
of the US. It is imperative that both the US and Mexico gain control over ports of for Defense &
entry, trans national gangs, and contraband heading in and out of Mexico. Government
Advancement
Organizations and businesses, therefore, need to work together to move forward (IDGA) is a non-partisan information-
with homeland security programs. based organization dedicated to the
promotion of innovative ideas in
public service and defense through
IDGA’s Border Management Southwest Summit aims to address the complexities of live conferences and events. We bring
southwest border security initiatives and offer support and solutions for together speaker panels and events
comprised of military and government
stakeholders from the federal level down. This summit will include in-depth professionals while attracting
discussions that will consist of integrated approaches to critical issues, such as: delegates with decision-making power
from military, government, and
defense industries.
• Interagency coordination with federal, state, county and local offices
In addition to our live events, IDGA
• Improving cooperation and partnerships also offers an online community
• Technological advancements for surveillance and other border security dedicated to providing defense
industry professionals with breaking
programs news, business opportunities,
• Major law enforcement initiatives introductions, podcasts, webinars, and
presentations from key industry
• And much more!
leaders. Members of our online
community are able to extend their
live event experience and interact with
Do not delay! Gain insight into the latest initiatives to keep our borders the defense industry by leveraging the
secure – register today! opportunity to network, share ideas,
best practices, and business solutions.
For more information, please visit
www.idga.org.
“I was able to find some answers I needed at IDGA’s Border
Management Summit. It was well organized and highly informative.’’
- Director of Business Development, Gibraltar
“This show provided an excellent opportunity for private industry and the
federal government to exchange ideas on improvements that are occurring
in the operational arena within federal government and advances in
technology occurring in the private industry.’’
- DTC Communications
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3. Border Management Southwest Workshop Day Border Management
Southwest Workshop Day
Monday, May 24, 2010
Sign up for this in-depth and interactive workshop day and examine border management initiatives and strategies. During this
focus day, you can expect smaller, classroom-style sessions, live applications, in-depth discussions with the class leaders and
fellow attendees.
7:30am Registration & Coffee
Discover the advantages
of micro-machines for
8:00am – 10:00am border surveillance!
Is there a Role for Micro-Robotics in Border Management?
Over the past four decades, computing has migrated from •
Learn about cost-effective manufacturing of advanced
mainframes to embedded processors. Robotics is undergoing a technologies
parallel migration from industrial robots to distributed micro-robots.
This session therefore summarizes how micro-scale sensors and What you will learn about:
actuators are being integrated into “smart micro-machines” •
State-of-the-art in micro-scale sensors and actuators
emulating some sensory, cognitive, motor and communication skills •
Knowledge based micro-manufacturing for on-shore production
of humans. By the end of this workshop, you will gain a better •
Current and future technologies for the deployment of micro-
understanding of the role of micro-robotics in the cost-effective robotic swarms
manufacturing of reliable micro-devices as well as their autonomous
deployment for covert reconnaissance in hazardous environments. Session Leader:
Dr. Harry Stephanou, Director, Automation & Robotics
How you will benefit: Research Institute, Professor of Electrical Engineering,
•
Maximize your understanding of micro-devices University of Texas at Arlington
•
Experience the differences between industrial robots to distributed
micro-robots
Survey even the most
clandestine crossing
10:00am – 11:30am points!
Remote Sensing as a Tool for Border Security Enhancement
The purpose of this workshop is to illustrate the effectiveness of How you will benefit:
remote sensing to identify the most likely clandestine crossing points •
Discover the latest remote sensing technologies
between legitimate ports-of-entry where illegal commodities and •
Obtain the ability to detect clandestine crossing points
people may be moved. These routes may otherwise remain •
Gain insight into efficient allocation of resources for border security
undetected despite aerial or ground surveillance, especially when
under a forest canopy. Identification of potential routes can be What you will learn about:
further used to position sensors or UAV flight paths for border •
Hyperspectral and LiDAR data integration
surveillance. Enhancing the knowledge base of law enforcement and •
Predictive modeling
border services of prioritized threat locations can aid in the most •
Actual trail identification
efficient allocation of resources for securing and monitoring the
border against trafficking and illegal crossings. Session Leader:
Dr. Margaret Kalacska, Geography Department, McGill
University, Canadian International Council Fellow – Border
Security
11:30am – 12:30pm Lunch
Gain a border
perspective through
12:30pm – 5:30pm this in-depth site tour!
Site Tour: US CBP in Arizona
With Arizona being one of the most active corridors along the US Southwest
Border, this half-day tour will give its viewers the opportunity to witness the
challenges of securing our Nation’s border at and between the Ports of Entry.
Attendees will gain a better understanding of the threats along the border and
learn about current capabilities, while observing cutting edge technologies and
infrastructure advancements.
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4. Main Summit Day One Main Summit Day Two
Tuesday, May 25, 2010 Wednesday, May 26, 2010
7:30 Registration & Coffee 7:30 Registration & Coffee
8:20 Chairperson’s Welcome & Opening Remarks 8:05 Chairperson’s Welcome & Opening Remarks
Morning Opening
8:30 Interagency Coordination: NORAD and NORTHCOM 8:15 Patrolling a Sector
Interagency operational coordination A southwest border perspective: a video presentation
Remarks
• •
• Cooperation along our borders • Current challenges in ensuring security
• Effectively sharing technology with potential government- Paul Beeson, Chief Patrol Agent, Yuma Sector, US Border
industry partnerships Patrol
Bernd McConnell, SES, Director, Interagency Coordination,
NORAD and NORTHCOM 8:55 Working Together with Law Enforcement
Keynote
Agencies to Identify, Arrest and Remove
9:10 Developing Interagency Technology • DRO overview in the state of Arizona
• Support of tunneling operations • Federal criminal prosecutions: violent criminal alien section
• Overview of N-NC Tunnel Detection Initiative • Responding to law enforcement agencies on their terms
• Development and overview of Joint Tunnel Test Range • Joint Criminal Alien Removal Task Force
Mr. Bear McConnell, SES-5 Director, Interagency • Secure communities: using technology to identify removable aliens
Coordination Directorate NORAD-USNSORTHCOM John Gurule, Deputy Field Office Director, Detention and
Ms. Amy Clymer, Operational Manager, Interagency Removal Operations, ICE
Coordination Directorate N-NC
Major Eric Penrod, Combat Engineer, J4 N-NC 9:35 Networking Break
9:50 Networking Break 10:20 Office of Air and Marine (Customs and Border
Protection): Current and Projected Future State
UAS on the Border
10:35 South Border Patrol Challenges and Requirements • Regional structure and localized review of sector and non-sector
Border Patrol
Challenges
• Drug interdiction challenges and operations operations
• Managing some 200 miles of border • National resources and UAS operation and capabilities
Randy Hill, Chief Patrol Agent, Del Rio TX Sector, US • Projected future of OAM into the next five years
Border Patrol Martin E. Vaughan, Director of Operations, Southwest
Region, Office of Air and Marine, Customs and Border
11:15 Smuggling Trends in Arizona Protection
Enforcement challenges unique to AZ
Arizona ICE Focus
•
• Humans, drugs, weapons, and bulk currency 11:00 Night Vision Advancements for Homeland
• Success in the last year Security
• Major enforcement initiatives • How the US Border Patrol uses night vision systems for enhanced
Matthew C. Allen, Special Agent in Charge, US border security
Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Office of • Current status and future requirements
Investigations, Arizona Steve Evans, Division Chief for Enforcement Information
Technology, US Border Patrol
12:00 Lunch
11:40 Lunch
1:15 Southwest Border Challenges
• Mindset of a kidnapper 12:55 IAFIS and Next Generation Identification
• Home invasion • Development of NGI: capabilities and services
• Teamwork on the border • Incremental development and deployment
S. Annette Bartlett, Assistant Special Agent in Charge, • Interoperability: challenges and future requirements
Tucson Residency Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation Allyson DeLaney, Management & Program Analyst, NGI,
FBI
1:55 Homeland Security on the Southwest Border
• Symbiotic nature around the four border states 1:35 Current and Future Border Management
• History of border interaction Initiatives: Interagency Coordination
• Spillover violence • Interagency partnerships and interoperability
John Wheeler, Secretary of the Department of Homeland • CBP and the Department of State
Security and Emergency Management, State of New Mexico • DHS ICE Secure Communities and the Southwest Border Initiative
Charity Harris, Supervisory Management Analyst, FBI CJIS
2:35 Networking Break Division
3:20 The Southwest Border Crisis: The Need for 2:15 Networking Break
Cooperation
• Improving cooperation and partnerships 3:00 Relationships: Federal, State, Local and Tribal
• The role of the Office of National Drug Control Policy / • Information sharing
Southwest Border High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area – • Joint operations
Arizona region • Cross border trafficking: people, drugs, money and arms
• Intelligence, interdiction, investigation: working together for Sheriff Ralph E. Ogden, Sheriff, Yuma County, Arizona
improved effectiveness along the US/Mexico border
Terry Azbill, Director, Southwest Border HIDTA, Arizona 3:40 A Regional Solution to a National Problem
Region • Cooperation with sheriffs
• Partnerships with federal, state, county, and local officers
4:00 Multi-National Gang Control • Border Watch: A public/private partnership
National Gang
• An overview of the national gang issue Donald Reay, Executive Director, Texas Border Sheriff’s
Control
• Unique issues to the Southwest Border Coalition
Mark Kraft, Deputy Director, National Gang Targeting,
Enforcement & Coordination Center, Bureau of Alcohol, 4:20 End of Summit
Tobacco, and Firearm
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5. Venue & Lodging Register Online, by Email,
This event will be held in Tucson, Arizona. As soon as a specific
venue is confirmed we will post the information online. If you
Phone or Mail
would like to be notified via email as soon as the information
Web: www.BorderManagementSummit.com
becomes available please email idga@idga.org with the following in
the subject line: "Border Management Southwest Venue Request". Email: info@idga.org
Phone: 1-800-882-8684 or 646-378-6026
Sponsorship and Exhibition Mail: IDGA
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For more information on sponsoring or exhibiting please contact
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Focus Day
Save the date for these other (Mon May 24) $500 $500 $500
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Biometrics for
National Security and Defense TM
Main Summit
(Tue-Wed May 25-26) $1,299 $1,399 $1,499
*This category does NOT include government contractors; contractors are considered civilian/industry
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UAVSummit TM
Team Discounts +
Number of Attendees Savings of:
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5 or more 15%
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A $99 processing charge will be assessed to all registrations not
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confirmed until payment is received and may be subject to cancellation.
Attire: Business casual attire is appropriate. Military personnel are
requested to be in uniform.
Sponsor: Please refer to www.idga.org/cancellation for cancellation,
postponement and substitution policy
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Customer Service at 1-800-882-8684 to discuss your specific needs.
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Securing our Borders with Tactical Strategies and Technologies
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Attend need-to-know briefings
from NORTHCOM,
presents a training conference:
ICE, US CBP,
US Border Patrol,
and local law
enforcement!
May 24 - 26, 2010
Tucson, AZ
Securing our Borders with Tactical
Featuring Strategies and Technologies
a site tour by
the Tucson CBP
and Border
Patrol!
www.BorderManagementSummit.com