Aircraft Survivability Symposium 2018

Description

DOD co-sponsored event: the Aircraft Survivability Symposium 2018 is a Navy co-sponsored event. The sponsorship approval letter can be found here.

ENHANCING SURVIVABILITY ACROSS A MULTI-DOMAIN BATTLESPACE

This SECRET//NOFORN symposium is the forum for discussion of survivability technologies, sustainment and operations, threats and counter measures in a classified environment. An optional day of tutorials (separate fee required) is followed by two days of keynotes, technical briefs and poster presentations. With extended breaks, lunches and a networking reception, the symposium is specifically structured to facilitate relaxed dialogue and continuous networking opportunities among senior level government and industry representatives, the armed services, and academia.

WHY ATTEND?

• Updates on the latest technological advances, future threat trends, combat lessons learned and more - see agenda for details
• Opportunities for candid dialogue with researchers, warfighters, government and industry in a classified environment
• Technical poster papers displayed and opportunities for discussion with authors
• Optional day of tutorial sessions going in depth on aircraft systems cyber security threats and countermeasures and infrared radiation search and track (IRST) systems [SESSION AT CAPACITY]

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Robert Behler Director of Operational Test & Evaluation, OSD		Mark Cherry Vice President &  General Manager, Boeing Phantom Works

AGENDA OVERVIEW

Tuesday, November 6, 2018: (OPTIONAL DAY - separate fee required) Tutorial sessions covering aircraft systems cyber security threats and countermeasures and infrared radiation search and track (IRST) systems. [This session has reached CAPACITY]

Wednesday, November 7 - Thursday, November 8, 2018: Symposium sessions featuring keynote addresses from industry and government leaders, followed by technical presentation sessions on key topic areas.

Using the Naval Postgraduate School as our venue and co-sponsor provides attendees with the unique experience of interacting with researchers, industry and government decision makers, and warfighters on a classified campus to discuss what is needed for the fight today and plan for the survivability challenges of tomorrow.

Register today!

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