Join us in London this April for our 3rd annual Future Armoured Vehicles Situational Awareness 2018 conference

1. Copthorne Tara Hotel, London, UK
Delivering Information Superiority to the Armoured Vehicle
CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN:
Brigadier (ret’d) Ian Cameron-Mowat, Former Head of
Force Protection, Defence Equipment and Support,
British Army
MILITARY AND GOVERNMENT EXPERTS INCLUDE:
Lieutenant Colonel Andy Simpson, SO1 Land Systems,
Platforms Division, DSTL
Major Warren Brennan, SO2 Communications and
Vehicle Systems, Armoured Trials and Development Unit,
British Army
Lieutenant Colonel Gunter Chladek, Land Section Chief,
NATO JEWCS
Major Sebastian Paradis, C4ISR Capability Insertion
Project Lead, Canadian Armed Forces
Major Wouter Samson, Doctrine C4I Manoeuvre Centre
of Excellence, the Royal Netherlands Army
Mr Hans Josef Maas, Chairman of MILVA and SENECA
Programme Leader, German MoD
Mr. Ulrich Faxel, Technical Director, Deputy Programme
Manager PUMA, German MoD
Mr. Ted Maciuba, Deputy Director of Capabilities
Development, Next generation Combat vehicle,
Manoeuvre Centre of Excellence, US Army
Colonel (ret’d) Mike Smith, TARDEC Science & Technology
Advocate at the Manoeuvre Centre of Excellence, US Army
Mr. John Crozier, Vetronics System Engineer, Platform
Systems Division, DSTL
INDUSTRY TECHNICAL EXPERTS:
Mr. Dan Lindell, Platform Manager Combat Vehicles,
BAE Hägglunds
Mr. George McConnell, Technical Director, Land and Air
Systems, Thales UK
Mrs. Shirley Brennen, Senior Consultant, QinetiQ
Mr. Pasi Niemela, Chief Engineer C4ISTAR,
Patria
Mr. Wayne Cranwell, Business Development Video
Processing, RFEL
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
• Exclusive Situational Awareness Military briefings from
the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, the
Netherlands, Canada and NATO
• System Integration presentations from RFEL, BAE
Hägglunds, Patria, QinetiQ, and Thales
• Hear communication and systems updates from the
following platforms: AJAX, Challenger II, PUMA, CV90,
Fennek, BOXER, LAV III, US Army Abrams Bradley;
Stryker, AMPV, GMV, NGCV
• Gain an insight into the latest technologies enabling
enhanced vetronics, vehicle architectures, sensor
development and integration, CIS and battle
management
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2. FUTURE ARMOURED VEHICLE SITUATIONAL AWARENESS 2018
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Dear Colleague,
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in SMi’s
third annual edition of Future Armoured Vehicles Situational
Awareness, taking place in London on the 11th and 12th April
2018.
Future Armoured Vehicles Situational Awareness is the sole
conference of its kind exclusively dedicated to this vital
component of our core manoeuvre capability. Its purpose is to
help prepare today’s mechanised and armoured forces for the
challenges of an uncertain and dangerous tomorrow, within
the broader set of C4ISTAR requirements for contemporary land
operations.
This will be achieved through the provision of a forum for
operational users and industry to share their experiences in the
enhancement of situational awareness, information gathering
and dissemination. Particular focus will be placed on the systems
and sub-systems at the forefront of the delivery of situational
awareness to armoured fighting vehicles, including vetronics
architectures, sensor integration, CIS and battle management,
but of course we will also examine the latest developments in
the sensors which these systems stitch together.
Last year’s conference saw over 120 like-minded individuals
convene in London to cooperate in realising this common goal.
Industry representatives from Patria, RFEL, Nexter, Saab, Thales,
Rockwell Collins, Plasan, Photonis, Safran, Lockheed Martin,
Sagem, QinetiQ, Rheinmetall Defence Electronics, Northrop
Grumman, and IAI Elta were among the OEMs present and
supporting the meeting.
There is more to armoured vehicle design than the age-old
triad of firepower, protection and mobility. Without situational
awareness and proper systems thinking, we all know that we’re
not looking at the problem in the round. I urge you to get
involved with your peers in April 2018 and I look forward to seeing
you there.
Yours Sincerely,
Brigadier (ret’d) Ian Cameron-Mowat, Former Head
of Force Protection, Defence Equipment and
Support, British Army
Lieutenant Colonel Andy Simpson, SO1 Land Systems,
Platforms Division, DSTL
Major Warren Brennan, SO2 Communications and Vehicle
Systems, Armoured Trials and Development Unit, British Army
Lieutenant Colonel Gunter Chladek, Land Section Chief,
NATO JEWCS
Major Sebastian Paradis, C4ISR Capability Insertion Project
Lead, Canadian Armed Forces
Major Wouter Samson, Doctrine C4I Manoeuvre Centre of
Excellence, The Royal Netherlands Army
Mr Hans Josef Maas, Chairman of MILVA and SENECA
Programme Leader, German MoD
Mr. Ulrich Faxel, Technical Director, Deputy Programme
Manager PUMA, German MoD
Mr. Ted Maciuba, Deputy Director of Capabilities Development,
Next generation Combat vehicle, Manoeuvre Centre of
Excellence, US Army
Colonel (Ret’d) Mike Smith, TARDEC Science & Technology
Advocate at the Manoeuvre Centre of Excellence, US Army
Mr. John Crozier, Vetronics System Engineer, Platform Systems
Division, DSTL
Professor Merfyn Lloyd, Visiting Professor, Vetronics Research
Centre
Mr. Dan Lindell, Platform Manager Combat Vehicles,
BAE Hägglunds
Mr. George McConnell, Technical Director, Land and Air
Systems, Thales UK
Mrs. Shirley Brennen, Senior Consultant, QinetiQ
Mr. Pasi Niemela, Chief Engineer C4ISTAR, Patria
Mr. Wayne Cranwell, Business Development Video Processing,
RFEL
Our Unrivalled Military and Industry Line Up:
SMi’s Future Armoured Vehicle Series Delivers the Most Focused Speakers and Networking Opportunities:
Senior speaker line up from national armed
forces, the industry, defence research
agencies, and procurement
Benchmark and network with those at the
forefront of armoured vehicle modernisation
View and discuss the cutting-edge
technologies in our exhibition areas
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3. FUTURE ARMOURED VEHICLE SITUATIONAL AWARENESS 2018
Day One | 11th April 2018 www.armouredvehicles-sa.com
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8.30 Registration & Coffee
9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Brigadier (ret’d) Ian Cameron-Mowat, Former Head of Force
Protection, Defence Equipment and Support, British Army
KEYNOTE OPENING ADDRESSES
9.10 The UK’s Latest Armoured Vehicle Situational Awareness Capability
Development
• How the UK is approaching enhanced vehicle situational awareness
• Recent developments and research case studies from DSTL
• The move towards GVA as an enabler to joint operations with
allied forces
Lieutenant Colonel Andy Simpson, SO1 Land Systems, Platforms
Division, British Army
9.50 US Army Vehicle Protection Suite
• Combat Vehicle Portfolio
• Current Capabilities
• Components of VPS
• Path Forward to Fielded VPS Technologies
Mr. Ted Maciuba, Deputy Director of Capabilities Development, Next
generation Combat vehicle, Manoeuvre Centre of Excellence, US Army
10.30 Morning Coffee
SITUATIONAL AWARENESS PROGRAMME UPDATES
11.00 Enhancing Infantry Fighting Vehicle PUMA’s Survivability through
Situational Awareness Maximisation
• An update on the challenges and successes of the PUMA
• Signature management and survivability
• Enhanced communication and real-time intelligence gathering
capabilities
• Future development plans for the PUMA
Mr. Ulrich Faxel, Technical Director, Deputy Programme Manager
PUMA, German MoD
11.40 Urban Canyon Situation Awareness - The Theory of Threat Strings and
Situation Services
• Defining threat string signatures and how to determine them
• Defining Situation Services and the components of Combat Platform
Awareness
• Local Operating Pictures and the Common Relevant Operating
Picture
• Developing a modular approach to SA
Mr. John Crozier, Vetronics System Engineer, Platform Systems Division
DSTL
12.20 Networking Lunch
INDUSTRY CAPABILITY AND TECHNOLOGY BRIEFINGS
1.20 Increasing Armoured Vehicle Survivability through Enhanced
Situational Awareness: Effectively Harnessing Augmented Reality
• An overview of the rationale behind BAE Hagglunds Battle View 360
system: how can augmented reality enhance SA?
• Survivability advantages delivered:
- Blue force tracking
- Red force tracking
- Target Acquisition
• Challenges to consider such systems and human factors
• Potential plans for integration within CV90and feedback from trials
and development
Mr. Dan Lindell, Platform Manager, Combat Vehicles, BAE Systems
Hägglunds
2.00 Perspectives on local situation awareness product development
• From the point of view of a GVA integration product developer
• Case study: TRAILBLAZER Driver Aid
• Challenges and solutions
Mr. Wayne Cranwell, Business Development Video Processing, RFEL
2.40 The driving requirements for Future Armoured Vehicle situational
awareness and their impact on the solution trade space
• Elicitation of the “driving” requirements for situational awareness
• Mapping the “driving” requirement to system elements
• The critical role of architecture in the solution space and associated
technologies
• Assessment of situational awareness solutions and future challenges
Mr. George McConnell, Technical Director, Land and Air Systems,
Thales UK
3.20 Afternoon Tea
DATA INTEGRATION FROM MULTIPLE PLATFORMS AND SOURCES
3.50 Optimising Real Time Delivery of Mission Critical Data for Operational
Supremacy: The Netherlands Armed Forces Approach to Armoured
Vehicle Situational Awareness through GVA
• Using GVA to link Armoured Vehicle Mission Subsystems, Weapons
platforms and other key technologies
• Creating a sensor network with other ground and air platforms to
deliver real time asset information
• Ensuring legacy equipment is integrated into the GVA system of
systems to harness all available data
• Training of AV crews to ensure success
Major Wouter Samson, Doctrine C4I, Manoeuvre Center of
Knowledge, Manoeuvre Center of Excellence, Royal Netherlands
Army
MILITARY PANEL DISCUSSION
4.30 Achieving Strategic Superiority through Timely Dissemination
of Information and Cutting-Edge Communication Technologies
• Challenges to real-time intelligence gathering in the land
environment
• Emerging communication technologies and achieving
comprehensive land domain awareness
• Inter-sensor communication and supporting dismounted soldiers
Brigadier (ret’d) Ian Cameron-Mowat, Former Head of Force
Protection, Defence Equipment and Support, British Army
Lieutenant Colonel Gunter Chladek, Section Chief, Land, JEWCS,
NATO
Major Sebastien Paradis, Project Director Land Command Support
System Life Extension/ Capability Pack TOPAZ, Canadian Armed Forces
Major Wouter Samson, Doctrine C4I, Manoeuvre Center of
Knowledge, Manoeuvre Center of Excellence, Royal Netherlands
Army
Major Warren Brennan, SO2 Communications and Vehicle Systems
at Armoured Trials and Development Unit, British Army
Mr. Ted Maciuba, Deputy Director of Capabilities Development,
Next generation Combat vehicle, Manoeuvre Centre of Excellence,
US Army
5.10 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
Brigadier (ret’d) Ian Cameron-Mowat, Former Head of Force
Protection, Defence Equipment and Support, British Army
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4. FUTURE ARMOURED VEHICLE SITUATIONAL AWARENESS 2018
www.armouredvehicles-sa.com Day Two | 12th April 2018
8.30 Registration & Coffee
9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Brigadier (ret’d) Ian Cameron-Mowat, Former Head of Force
Protection, Defence Equipment and Support, British Army
MILITARY PROGRAMME UPDATES
9.10 Maximising Situational Awareness through Optimised Trials and Inter-
Agency Cooperation
• Current challenges to enhancing situational awareness in British
Army armoured vehicles
• Maximising inter-platoon cooperation through enhance multi-
platform communication and intelligence sharing
• Optimising manned-unmanned operations to achieve
comprehensive situational awareness and enhancing survivability
Major Warren Brennan, SO2 Communications and Vehicle Systems at
Armoured Trials and Development Unit, British Army
9.50 Enhancing Canadian Army Armoured Vehicles Combat Effectiveness
And Survivability Through Upgraded Vehicle C4ISR Systems
• Enabling the vehicle and inter-vehicle tactical network, including
on the move SATCOM
• Fighting compartment digitization and data screens
• Command and control applications to enable commanders and
increase situational awareness
• Surveillance and ISR sensor integration in vehicle network
Major Sebastien Paradis, Project Director Land Command Support
System Life Extension/ Capability Pack TOPAZ, Canadian Armed
Forces
10.30 Morning Coffee
ENHANCING SIGNATURE MANAGEMENT AND SENSOR TECHNOLOGY
11.00 Digital Situational Awareness Through Sensor Technology
Development
• Maximising sensor networks to improve inter-vehicle
communication
• Enhancing compatibility through modular architecture
• Plug and play sensor suites: the ability to integrate sensor
information and deliver a mission defined sensor
• Real time intelligence gathering and dissemination to support SA
platforms
Mr. Hans-Josef Maas, Armoured Fighting Vehicles, Vetronics Project
Leader, German MoD
11.40 Adapting To the Environment: Maximising Electronic Warfare
Capabilities Through Enhanced Situational Awareness
• NATO’s prospects of enhancing electronic warfare capabilities in
Eastern Europe
• Enhancing Situational awareness through generic vehicle
architecture (GVA)
• How optimising NATO’s signature management maximises
survivability and resilience in hybrid warfare
• Measures for EW signature management within the vehicle
• In sync utilisation of cyber and EW to provide comprehensive
control of the spectrum
Lieutenant Colonel Gunter Chladek, Section Chief, Land, NATO JEWCS
INDUSTRY PANEL DISCUSSION
12.20 Creating Armoured Vehicle Situational Awareness Through
Enhanced Integration of Assets, Systems and Networks
• The challenge of integrating multiple sensors, assets and
feeds into vehicle SA
• The growing importance of GVA in modern armoured vehicle
fleets; opportunities for multiple system integration across a variety
of platforms
• Feedback from testing and trials of new SA technology –
delivering greater plug and play integration
• Working closer with military and government agencies to deliver
communication superiority
Brigadier (ret’d) Ian Cameron-Mowat, Former Head of Force
Protection, Defence Equipment and Support, British Army
Mr. George McConnell, Technical Director, Land and Air Systems
Thales UK
Mr. Dan Lindell, Platform Manager, Combat Vehicles,
BAE Systems Hägglunds
Mrs. Shirley Brennen, Senior Consultant,
QinetiQ
Mr. Pasi Niemela, Chief Engineer C4ISTAR,
Patria
1.00 Networking Lunch
INDUSTRY TECHNOLOGY UPDATES
2.00 Enhancing Crew Situation Awareness in Urban Canyons
• Challenges for Crew Situation Awareness in Urban Canyons
• Vehicle Crew information requirements for effective Situation
Awareness in an urban environment
• Optimising future Human-Machine Interfaces and Crew interaction
Mrs. Shirley Brennen, Senior Consultant, QinetiQ
2.40 Patria’s view of integrating automotive platform with open
architecture mission systems
• Key issues of software integration
• Architectural domains in GVA and NGVA implementations
• Crew centric automotive platform information systems
• Situational awareness as combination of direct and augmented
view
Mr. Pasi Niemela, Chief Engineer C4ISTAR, Patria
3.20 Afternoon Tea
PLATFORM REQUIREMENTS AND VECTRONICS
3.50 Situational Awareness in Context - The Implications for Combat
Platforms in Multi-Domain Battle
• Quantifying the Value of Situational Awareness through Modelling
and Simulation
• Capturing Situational Awareness needs in Platform Requirements
• Gaining and Maintaining Situational Awareness in all domains --
What does that mean
Colonel (Ret’d) Mike Smith, TARDEC Science & Technology
Advocate at the Manoeuvre Center of Excellence, US Army
4.30 Modernizing Armoured Fighting Vehicles Through Situational
Awareness Technologies
• Enhancing inter-platoon communication and operability through
enhanced and unified BMS technology
• Maximising protection with optimised signature management
• The roadmap for integrating new SA technologies into private
and government armoured vehicles
Professor Merfyn Lloyd, Visiting Professor, Vetronics Research Centre
5.10 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
Brigadier (ret’d) Ian Cameron-Mowat, Former Head of Force
Protection, Defence Equipment and Support, British Army
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Military
• Heads of Land Systems
• Operational Commanders of Land Systems
• Directors of Mechanised Capability
Planning
• Armoured Vehicles Communications
Managers
• C2, C4i and ISTAR leaders
• Vetronics experts
• Optronics engineers
• System Architects
• System Integration Project Managers
• Heads of Electronic Warfare and Cyber
Capability
Industry
• Chief Engineers
• Product Managers for Land Systems
• Technical Directors
• Heads of Land C4I
• Heads of Subsystems
• System Engineers
• Armoured vehicle Programme Managers
AUDIENCE PROFILE:
The participation of Future Armoured Vehicle Situational Awareness will once again provide
a comprehensive update on the recent advancements achieved in the realm of land
intelligence gathering, communication and protection for the vehicle and personnel. With
particular focus on the collaboration between military, research, and industry, Future Armoured
Vehicle Situational Awareness invites not only key programme managers, capability directors
and operational commanders from national armed forces, but also ensures the participation of
senior engineers, chief scientists and platform managers from leading solution providers.
The very latest technology innovators and solution providers will be present to share their ground
breaking equipment with a captive audience all looking to advance their armoured vehicle
situational awareness programmes and land security as a whole.
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