DGI 2017: Invitation for a Call

Saatja: Rene Arikas Saatmisaeg: 22. september 2016. a. 21:52 Adressaat: Keiu Leopard Teema: FW: DGI 2017: Invitation for a Call Manused: DGI 2017 - Draft Agenda - 16.9 - Updated.docx T�htsus: K�rge PPsse ja Taivole From: Thomas Madden [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2016 1:20 PM To: Rene Arikas <[email protected]> Subject: DGI 2017: Invitation for a Call Importance: High Dear Sir, I�m in charge of the delegate registrations at the DGI EUROPE 2017 conference and understand that you are currently working as General Director at the Estonian Maritime Administration. DGI (Defence Geospatial Intelligence) is the only European large-scale annual meeting for military and civilian geospatial intelligence agency leaders. Interactive conference sessions and new exhibitors provide a unique opportunity for 500+ geospatial intelligence experts and practitioners from over 50 different nations and agencies to benchmark, network and test new technology. Here�s what you need to know: When: 23rd-25th January 2017 Where: QEII Centre, London (Same venue as last year) How much it will cost if you register by September 30th : - For one person only: �1,299 (+VAT) to attend all 3 days of the DGI 2017 event - For one person only: �899 (+VAT) to attend the two main conference days - If you decide to send a group of 3+ delegates, we have a great offer for all 3 days of the event - �799 + VAT if you register by the 30th of September. Please find attached a draft copy of the conference agenda for your interest. It includes confirmed speakers and sessions on the hottest and most relevant topics you�ll want to hear about. The conference is over 3 days (23rd-25th January 2017, London) and has set themes for each day: January 23rd - Operating in the Open Day � OSINT, SOCMINT, HUMINT January 24th � Leveraging GEOINT for Public Safety and National Security January 25th � Sharing GEOINT for Collective and Global Security Just to highlight some of the hot sessions and speakers confirmed for January 2017: * January 23rd � Geospatial Interoperability for the ABCA Armies with Major Dave Campey, Geo IX ISR PED, British Army Headquarters. * January 23rd - UK Vision for Geo Data Fusion in a Multi-Source Environment with Captain Iain G Breckenridge, Defence Authority for C4ISR Joint User (Intelligence Policy - Dep Hd), Joint Forces Command, UK MoD. * January 24th - What the Unexplored Seas and Oceans Mean for Defence and Security Today with Rob Ward, President, International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO). * January 25th - From Bollywood to Hollywood � Historic Challenges and Emerging Opportunities for GEOINT in the Indo-Pacific with Dennis Bowerman, GEOINT Mission Manager, NGA for US PACOM. * January 24th - Jordan GeoPortal: Towards a Comprehensive Strategy of National and Regional Security with Dr.Awni Moh'd Al-khasawneh, Director General, The Royal Jordanian Geographic Center. * January 24th - Managing a Multi Intelligence in a Complex Security Environment with Brigadier Benedict Kite, Commander, Joint Forces Intelligence Group, UK MoD. * January 24th - Designing for the Future: How the US Army is Creating the Next Generation Communications and Network Requirements for Tactical Formation for 2040 and Beyond with Michael T. McCarthy, Chief, LANDWARNET Division, ARCIC-CDD, US Army. I would like to have a brief phone conversation with you in order to establish if you can see value in attending the DGI 2017 event. Please let me know when would be the best day and time over the next week to call you to discuss this opportunity further? Kindest Regards, Thomas Madden DGI 2017: Delegate Acquisition Manager https://uk.linkedin.com/in/thomasmadden92 Worldwide Business Research |Third Floor | 129 Wilton Road |Victoria | London | SW1V 1JZ Tel:+44 207 368 9899 | Mob: +44 7715 341866 | Fax: +44 207 368 9590 Email: [email protected] Worldwide Business Research (WBR) is the leading producer of worldwide annual large-scale, executive conferences. Our portfolio of events includes: automotive, e-commerce, energy, finance, human resources, logistics/supply chain, defence, biotechnology and procurement. Please quote booking reference codeTLS/EBwhen registering online Should you wish to book your passes for DGI 2017, please complete the below form and return it via email in order to process your registration; DGI January 2016 (23rd-25th) Please insert data below to register your place at the conference Full name (s) of Delegate (s): 1. 2. Job Title (s): 1. 2. Approving Manager /Head of Department Registration coordinator�s email address Colleagues/peers who should be interested Department Company: Company VAT Number: Address: City: Telephone / FAX: Mobile/direct line: Email Address: Package Required: Total Price: Credit Card Details Credit Card Number: Expiry Date: Security Code: Cardholder: Worldwide Business Research Ltd Terms and Conditions: Please read the information listed below as each booking is subject to Worldwide Business Research Ltd standard terms and conditions. Return of this email will indicate that you accept these terms. Payment Terms Payment should be received by Worldwide Business Research Ltd within 7 days of the invoice date or by expiry of given discount date which ever is the earliest. If payment is not received by the offered discount date the higher price will apply. Any booking made in the 14 days prior to the conference must be paid by credit card. Payment of invoices other than by means of credit card or purchase order (UK PLC and Government bodies only) will be subject to a processing fee of �49 / �69 or $90 as applicable plus VAT. Worldwide Business Research Ltd Cancellation, postponement and Substitution Policy You may substitute delegates at any time by providing reasonable advance notice to Worldwide Business Research. For any cancellations received in writing not less than twenty-two (22) days prior to the conference, you will receive a 90% credit to be used at another Worldwide Business Research Ltd conference which must occur within one year from the date of issuance of such credit. An administration fee of 10% of the contract fee will be retained by Worldwide Business Research Ltd for all permitted cancellations. No credit will be issued for any cancellations occurring within twenty- one (21) days (inclusive) of the conference. In the event that Worldwide Business Research Ltd cancels an event for any reason, you will receive a credit for 100% of the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another Worldwide Business Research Ltd event to be mutually agreed with Worldwide Business Research Ltd, which must occur within one year from the date of cancellation. In the event that Worldwide Business Research Ltd postpones an event for any reason and the delegate is unable or unwilling to attend in on the rescheduled date, you will receive a credit for 100% of the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another Worldwide Business Research Ltd event to be mutually agreed with Worldwide Business Research Ltd, which must occur within one year from the date of postponement. Except as specified above, no credits will be issued for cancellations. There are no refunds given under any circumstances. Worldwide Business Research Ltd is not responsible for any loss or damage as a result of a substitution, alteration or cancellation/postponement of an event. Worldwide Business Research Ltd shall assume no liability whatsoever in the event this conference is cancelled, rescheduled or postponed due to a fortuitous event, Act of God, unforeseen occurrence or any other event that renders performance of this conference impracticable, illegal or impossible. For purposes of this clause, a fortuitous event shall include, but not be limited to: war, fire, labor strike, extreme weather or other emergency. Please note that while speakers and topics were confirmed at the time of publishing, circumstances beyond the control of the organizers may necessitate substitutions, alterations or cancellations of the speakers and/or topics. As such, Worldwide Business Research Ltd reserves the right to alter or modify the advertised speakers and/or topics if necessary without any liability to you whatsoever. Any substitutions or alterations will be updated on our web page as soon as possible. Discounts All 'Early Bird' Discounts require payment at time of registration and before the cut-off date in order to receive any discount. Any discounts offered whether by Worldwide Business Research Ltd (including team discounts) must also require payment at the time of registration. All discount offers cannot be combined with any other offer _______________________ The information collected is for Worldwide Business Research Ltd use only however all your personal information given on this form (excluding payment details) will appear on your meeting mojo profile ------------------------------- Worldwide Business Research Limited's official registered address is Hanover House , 14 Hanover Square ,London ,W1S 1HP Registered in England :315458 Saatja: Rene Arikas Saatmisaeg: 4. oktoober 2016. a. 8:06 Adressaat: Keiu Leopard Teema: FW: DGI 2017: Invitation for a Call Manused: DGI 2017 - Draft Agenda - 16.9 - Updated.docx T�htsus: K�rge PPsse From: Thomas Madden [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2016 1:20 PM To: Rene Arikas <[email protected]> Subject: DGI 2017: Invitation for a Call Importance: High Dear Sir, I�m in charge of the delegate registrations at the DGI EUROPE 2017 conference and understand that you are currently working as General Director at the Estonian Maritime Administration. DGI (Defence Geospatial Intelligence) is the only European large-scale annual meeting for military and civilian geospatial intelligence agency leaders. Interactive conference sessions and new exhibitors provide a unique opportunity for 500+ geospatial intelligence experts and practitioners from over 50 different nations and agencies to benchmark, network and test new technology. Here�s what you need to know: When: 23rd-25th January 2017 Where: QEII Centre, London (Same venue as last year) How much it will cost if you register by September 30th : - For one person only: �1,299 (+VAT) to attend all 3 days of the DGI 2017 event - For one person only: �899 (+VAT) to attend the two main conference days - If you decide to send a group of 3+ delegates, we have a great offer for all 3 days of the event - �799 + VAT if you register by the 30th of September. Please find attached a draft copy of the conference agenda for your interest. It includes confirmed speakers and sessions on the hottest and most relevant topics you�ll want to hear about. The conference is over 3 days (23rd-25th January 2017, London) and has set themes for each day: January 23rd - Operating in the Open Day � OSINT, SOCMINT, HUMINT January 24th � Leveraging GEOINT for Public Safety and National Security January 25th � Sharing GEOINT for Collective and Global Security Just to highlight some of the hot sessions and speakers confirmed for January 2017: * January 23rd � Geospatial Interoperability for the ABCA Armies with Major Dave Campey, Geo IX ISR PED, British Army Headquarters. * January 23rd - UK Vision for Geo Data Fusion in a Multi-Source Environment with Captain Iain G Breckenridge, Defence Authority for C4ISR Joint User (Intelligence Policy - Dep Hd), Joint Forces Command, UK MoD. * January 24th - What the Unexplored Seas and Oceans Mean for Defence and Security Today with Rob Ward, President, International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO). * January 25th - From Bollywood to Hollywood � Historic Challenges and Emerging Opportunities for GEOINT in the Indo-Pacific with Dennis Bowerman, GEOINT Mission Manager, NGA for US PACOM. * January 24th - Jordan GeoPortal: Towards a Comprehensive Strategy of National and Regional Security with Dr.Awni Moh'd Al-khasawneh, Director General, The Royal Jordanian Geographic Center. * January 24th - Managing a Multi Intelligence in a Complex Security Environment with Brigadier Benedict Kite, Commander, Joint Forces Intelligence Group, UK MoD. * January 24th - Designing for the Future: How the US Army is Creating the Next Generation Communications and Network Requirements for Tactical Formation for 2040 and Beyond with Michael T. McCarthy, Chief, LANDWARNET Division, ARCIC-CDD, US Army. I would like to have a brief phone conversation with you in order to establish if you can see value in attending the DGI 2017 event. Please let me know when would be the best day and time over the next week to call you to discuss this opportunity further? Kindest Regards, Thomas Madden DGI 2017: Delegate Acquisition Manager https://uk.linkedin.com/in/thomasmadden92 Worldwide Business Research |Third Floor | 129 Wilton Road |Victoria | London | SW1V 1JZ Tel:+44 207 368 9899 | Mob: +44 7715 341866 | Fax: +44 207 368 9590 Email: [email protected] Worldwide Business Research (WBR) is the leading producer of worldwide annual large-scale, executive conferences. Our portfolio of events includes: automotive, e-commerce, energy, finance, human resources, logistics/supply chain, defence, biotechnology and procurement. Please quote booking reference codeTLS/EBwhen registering online Should you wish to book your passes for DGI 2017, please complete the below form and return it via email in order to process your registration; DGI January 2016 (23rd-25th) Please insert data below to register your place at the conference Full name (s) of Delegate (s): 1. 2. Job Title (s): 1. 2. Approving Manager /Head of Department Registration coordinator�s email address Colleagues/peers who should be interested Department Company: Company VAT Number: Address: City: Telephone / FAX: Mobile/direct line: Email Address: Package Required: Total Price: Credit Card Details Credit Card Number: Expiry Date: Security Code: Cardholder: Worldwide Business Research Ltd Terms and Conditions: Please read the information listed below as each booking is subject to Worldwide Business Research Ltd standard terms and conditions. Return of this email will indicate that you accept these terms. Payment Terms Payment should be received by Worldwide Business Research Ltd within 7 days of the invoice date or by expiry of given discount date which ever is the earliest. If payment is not received by the offered discount date the higher price will apply. Any booking made in the 14 days prior to the conference must be paid by credit card. Payment of invoices other than by means of credit card or purchase order (UK PLC and Government bodies only) will be subject to a processing fee of �49 / �69 or $90 as applicable plus VAT. Worldwide Business Research Ltd Cancellation, postponement and Substitution Policy You may substitute delegates at any time by providing reasonable advance notice to Worldwide Business Research. For any cancellations received in writing not less than twenty-two (22) days prior to the conference, you will receive a 90% credit to be used at another Worldwide Business Research Ltd conference which must occur within one year from the date of issuance of such credit. An administration fee of 10% of the contract fee will be retained by Worldwide Business Research Ltd for all permitted cancellations. No credit will be issued for any cancellations occurring within twenty- one (21) days (inclusive) of the conference. In the event that Worldwide Business Research Ltd cancels an event for any reason, you will receive a credit for 100% of the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another Worldwide Business Research Ltd event to be mutually agreed with Worldwide Business Research Ltd, which must occur within one year from the date of cancellation. In the event that Worldwide Business Research Ltd postpones an event for any reason and the delegate is unable or unwilling to attend in on the rescheduled date, you will receive a credit for 100% of the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another Worldwide Business Research Ltd event to be mutually agreed with Worldwide Business Research Ltd, which must occur within one year from the date of postponement. Except as specified above, no credits will be issued for cancellations. There are no refunds given under any circumstances. Worldwide Business Research Ltd is not responsible for any loss or damage as a result of a substitution, alteration or cancellation/postponement of an event. Worldwide Business Research Ltd shall assume no liability whatsoever in the event this conference is cancelled, rescheduled or postponed due to a fortuitous event, Act of God, unforeseen occurrence or any other event that renders performance of this conference impracticable, illegal or impossible. For purposes of this clause, a fortuitous event shall include, but not be limited to: war, fire, labor strike, extreme weather or other emergency. Please note that while speakers and topics were confirmed at the time of publishing, circumstances beyond the control of the organizers may necessitate substitutions, alterations or cancellations of the speakers and/or topics. As such, Worldwide Business Research Ltd reserves the right to alter or modify the advertised speakers and/or topics if necessary without any liability to you whatsoever. Any substitutions or alterations will be updated on our web page as soon as possible. Discounts All 'Early Bird' Discounts require payment at time of registration and before the cut-off date in order to receive any discount. Any discounts offered whether by Worldwide Business Research Ltd (including team discounts) must also require payment at the time of registration. All discount offers cannot be combined with any other offer _______________________ The information collected is for Worldwide Business Research Ltd use only however all your personal information given on this form (excluding payment details) will appear on your meeting mojo profile ------------------------------- Worldwide Business Research Limited's official registered address is Hanover House , 14 Hanover Square ,London ,W1S 1HP Registered in England :315458 13th Annual Defence Geospatial Intelligence (DGI) Conference QEII Conference Centre, Westminster, London January 23-25, 2017 Exploring How Geospatial Intelligence can Further Enhance National Resilience and Collective Security in Europe  3 Days  40 Nations  100 Speakers  35 Exhibitors  90 Sessions  Latest thinking including Operating  550 Attendees in the Open Sponsors Include:  Early Confirmed Speakers Include: 1. General Mikhail Kostarakos, Chairman, EU Military Committee 2. Lt General Ilias Leontaris, Commander, EU Operational Headquarters 3. Major General James Hockenhull, Director, Cyber, Intelligence and Information Integration, Defence Intelligence, UK MoD 4. Brigadier General Paul Nelson, Chairman, Intelligence Committee, NATO International Military Staff 5. Brigadier General Lars Corneliusson, Director Intelligence, EU Military Staff 6. Brigadier Benedict Kite, Commander, Joint Forces Intelligence Group, UK MoD 7. Brigadier Friedrich Teichmann, Director, Geospatial Department, Austrian Armed Forces 8. Michael T. McCarthy, Chief, LANDWARNET Division, ARCIC-CDD, US Army 9. John Knight, Principal, UK Military School of Survey 10. Robert Ward, President, International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO) 11. Dan Visone, Director, US Army Geospatial Intelligence Centre 12. Terry Busch Division Chief Defense Intelligence Agency USA 13. Dustin Gard-Weiss, Director, Office of National Geospatial Management, US National Geospatial Intelligence Agency 14. Pascal Legai, Director, European Union Satellite Centre 15. Captain Lorenzo Agnarelli, Chief Geospatial Officer, NATO SHAPE 16. Dennis Bowerman, GEOINT Mission Manager, NGA for US PACOM 17. Matt Roper, Chief, JISR, NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) 18. Colonel Graham Livesey, Head of Geospatial Policy, Joint Forces Command, UK MoD 19. Colonel Philippe Arnaud, Director, BGHOM, France 20. Colonel Steven Desjardins, MSM, CD, Senior Intelligence Officer J2, Canadian Joint Operations Command, Department of National Defence Canada 21. Colonel Samuel Gelzer, Head of Imagery and Intelligence Centre, Swiss Armed Forces Sponsors Include:  22. Vice Admiral (ret’d) Robert B. Murrett, Former Director, NGA 23. Lt Colonel Damon Taylor, Director, Geospatial Intelligence, New Zealand Defence Forces 24. Lt Colonel Andrew Page, Geospatial Officer, INT/SPT, European Union Military Staff 25. Jean Marchal, Project Officer, Research and Technology, Space, European Defence Agency 26. Adriano Baptista, Head of Operations Division, European Union Satellite Centre 27. Magali Stoll, Director of Space and Defence, IGN, France 28. Aaron Tooke, Deputy Director, Integrated Collection Office, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency 29. Chris Rasmussen, Unclassified GEOINT Pathfinder PM, NGA 30. Sander Williams, Chief of Staff, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency 31. Luana Avagliano, Head of Resilience Director, UK Cabinet Office 32. Dr.Awni Moh'd Al-khasawneh, Director General, The Royal Jordanian Geographic Center 33. Manar Alkhalifa, Director, Information and eGovernment Authority 34. Major Gary Cutler, Detachment Commander and GI&S Officer, US Army EUCOM 35. Colonel (ret’d) Neil Thompson, Former Head of Geospatial Intelligence Group, Canadian Armed Forces 36. Colonel (ret’d) John Kedar, Director, International Business Development, Ordnance Survey 37. Ian Spencer, Director, Defence Geographic Centre, Joint Forces Intelligence Group, UK MoD 38. Captain David Robertson, Hydrographer of the Navy, UK MoD 39. Knut Arne Gjertsen, Director, Norwegian Mapping Agency 40. Lt Colonel M Thomas, USAF Communications and Networks Division, Naval Space and Warfare Centre (SPAWAR) 41. Lt Colonel Charalampos Paraschou, Chief Geospatial Intelligence Officer, NATO Rapid Deployable Corps – Greece 42. Professor Mike Jackson, Director, Geospatial Intelligence Institute, University of Nottingham 43. James Prain, Principal, Information and Intelligence Group, DSTL 44. Dave Barber, Geospatial Scientist, DSTL 45. Lieutenant Colonel Paul Johnston A2, 1 Canadian Air Division Headquarters Royal Canadian Air Force 46. Lt Colonel (Dr) Michael L. Thomas, USAF Naval Space, and Warfare Center 47. Dr Todd Bacastow, Professor of Practice, Geospatial Intel College of Earth and Mineral Sciences Pennsylvania State 48. Captain Erich Telfer Commander, US Coast Guard Maritime Intelligence Fusion Center Atlantic in Virginia Beach Sponsors Include:  49. Dr. Hal Moore Chief, Homeland Defense NORAD USNORTHCOM J8 Office of Science & Technology 50. Dr Gerhard Conrad, Director, EU Intelligence and Situation Centre 51. Stephen L. Spehn Deputy Science Advisor U.S. European Command 52. Dr Nicholas Chotiros, Associate Director at US Office of Naval Research 53. Commander Francesco Tocci, Chief of Geometoc Section - N3 Division, NATO Allied Maritime Command 54. Nigel Press, Chairman, Map Action 55. Professor George Zalidis, Director, Inter Balkans Centre 56. Bill Moore, Co-Chair of the Information Technology Committee, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police 57. Commander David Crossman, Naval Adviser, NATO Deputy Military Representative, Defence Attaché, Germany, NZ Defence Forces 58. Jeremy Morely, Chief Geospatial Scientist, Ordnance Survey 59. Major Dave Campey, SO2 Geo IX ISR PED, Directorate Information, British Army Headquarters 60. Jean Smith FRGS, CGeog, Assistant Director Research, Defence Geographic Centre, Joint Forces Intelligence Group, UK MoD 61. Captain Iain G Breckenridge, Defence Authority for C4ISR Joint User (Intelligence Policy - Dep Hd), Joint Forces Command, UK MoD 62. Matt Harrison, Deputy Team Leader, Imagery and Geospatial Systems (IMaGE), ISS Dev | Intelligence Systems, UK MoD 63. Jim R. Hill, Director, Geospatial Intelligence Directorate, Marine Corps Intelligence Activity, USA 64. Professor Elizabeth Chang, Professor Logistics, Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) 65. Rick Peters, Head of Profession for IMINT, Joint Forces Command, UK MoD 66. Pieter Elands, Program Manager, Unmanned Systems, TNO 67. Commander Ruth Lane, Commanding Officer, Naval Ice Center, Director, US National Ice Center 68. Guy Thomas, SS&T SME, Maritime Domain Awareness and Commercial Space, US Department of Homeland Security 69. Joe Casas, Missions Formulation Manager, Science, and Space Technology Projects Officer, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center 70. Robert Boettcher, Joint Engineer Geomatics, Canadian Joint Operations Command, HQ Canada 71. Emlyn Hagen, Senior Information Management Officer, iMMAP NB. Some speakers are identifying approved topics for inclusion in the programme so may not appear below but are confirmed to speak. Sponsors Include:  FOCUS DAY: Open Source Geo Data - January 23rd, 2017 – Draft Programme Exploiting Open, Volunteer and Social Geospatial Data 0800 Welcome and Registration 0835 Organiser’s Welcome – Tom Webber, Director, DGI 0840 Chairman’s Opening Address – Invited -David Crossman, Former Director, Geospatial Intelligence Centre, New Zealand Armed Forces 0845 UK Policy Governing Exploitation of Open Source and Social Media Geospatial Information (Title TBC) Confirmed - Captain Iain G Breckenridge, Defence Authority for C4ISR Joint User (Intelligence Policy - Dep Hd), Joint Forces Command, UK MoD NGA Initiatives to Exploit Open and Social Media for Geospatial Intelligence (Title TBC) Confirmed – Dustin Gard-Weiss, Director, Office of Geospatial Intelligence Management, NGA How to Transform Imagery and Sensor Data into Rich, Layered Maps to Support UK Forces in Coalition Operations (Title TBC) Confirmed - Senior Leaders, Leidos 1015 Canada’s Approach to Leveraging Open Source Geospatial Intelligence (Title TBC) Confirmed - Open Source Expert, Canadian Forces Intelligence Group, Canadian Armed Forces 1100 Morning Networking Break 1130 Examining the Role of Open Source and GIS in 21st Century Policing Confirmed - Bill Moore, Co-Chair of the Information Technology Committee, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police 1150 Title TBC Confirmed – Senior Leader, Vricon 1210 Developments in Open Source Geospatial Projects in Kuwait (Title TBC) Invited – Senior Leader, Director of Military Geography, Kuwait 1230 Lunch Developments in OSINT, SOCMINT & HUMINT Policy, Standards and Interoperability Chairperson - TBC Chairperson - TBC Sponsors Include:  1330 Title TBC Legal and Technical Challenges and Opportunities for Volunteer Geospatial Confirmed - Senior Leader, OSINT Team, Netherlands MoD Intelligence (Title TBC) Confirmed - Sander Williams, Chief of Staff, NGA 1355 UrtheCast 24-satellite Constellation: UrtheDailyTM and OptiSARTM Title TBC Confirmed – Senior Leader, Urthecast Reserved for IBM 1415 How Open Geo Data is Impacting Interoperability for NATO How To Move Closer to Standardised Open Geospatial Information in Your Members in Improving the Way Data is Made Accessible and Organisation (Title TBC) Shareable in the Future Confirmed – Senior UK Leader, DGIWG Invited - Daniel Drabkin, System Manager, Joint Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, NATO Communications and Information Agency 1440 Afternoon Networking Break 1510 Making Open Source Fit for Purpose - Operational Applications New Capabilities to Transform the Way You Exploit Social Media for Confirmed - Major Gary Cutler, Detachment Commander and GI&S Geospatial Information (Title TBC) Officer, US Army EUCOM Confirmed -Jean Marchal, Project Officer, Research and Technology, Space, European Defence Agency 1535 Fusing Multiple Sources to Map and Protect Cultural Property Title TBC Confirmed - Tim Purbrick, Chairman, Military Cultural Property Confirmed – Senior Leader, OSINT Team, French MoD Protection Working Group 1600 Panel Discussion: How Should the Geospatial Intelligence Panel Discussion: Examining the Key Developments in Interoperability and Community Reconfigure to Operate with Open and Human Geo Standards to Improve Sharing of Geospatial Data in Future Operations Data? (Title TBC) Moderator: Confirmed – Senior Leader, Open Geospatial Consortium and Moderator: Confirmed -Ian Spencer, Director, Defence Geographic Senior Leader, DGIWG Centre and ACOS Foundation, Joint Forces Intelligence Group 1640 Transit Time 1645 Visionary Presentation – What Does the Future of Open Geospatial Data Hold for the Defence and Security Community? (Title TBC) Confirmed -Chris Rasmussen, Unclassified GEOINT Pathfinder PM, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency 1710 Chairperson’s Summary - Invited -David Crossman, Former Director, Geospatial Intelligence Centre, New Zealand Armed Forces 1715 Ice-Breaker Drinks Reception – Venue TBC Sponsors Include:  DGI MAIN DAY 1 – January 24, 2017 – Draft Programme Geospatial Intelligence for National Security and Resilience 0745 Welcome and Registration 0815 Organiser’s Welcome- Tom Webber, Director, DGI 0825 Chairperson’s Welcome Address – Confirmed - Vice Admiral (ret’d), Robert Murrett, Former Director, NGA 0830 How the Army Must Change to Serve Britain in an Increasingly Contested World Invited – General Sir Nick Carter, Chief of the General Staff, British Army, UK MoD 0900 Operating in the Open – Successfully Harnessing Instinctive Willingness to Share Information Invited - Robert Cardillo, Director, US National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) 0925 Exploiting Multi-Source Intelligence to Improve Decision Support Confirmed - Major General James Hockenhull, Director, Cyber, Intelligence and Information Integration (DCI3), UK MoD 0950 The Imperative of Intelligence Sharing in the Global Fight against Terrorism Invited - Lt General Christophe Gomart, Director, Direction du Renseighnement Militaire, Balard Center, Ministere de la Defense 1015 The Role of Geospatial Intelligence in the Future of Security in Germany Tentative - Major General Axel Binder, Commander of Strategic Reconnaissance Command, German Armed Forces 1040 Morning Networking Break 1115 Update on the Development of the Future UK GEOINT Structure (Title TBC) Confirmed - Brigadier Benedict Kite, Commander, Joint Forces Intelligence Group, UK MoD 1140 Title TBC Confirmed – Ben Conklin, Director, Global National Security Marketing, Esri 1200 What the Unexplored Seas and Oceans Mean for Defence and Security Today Rob Ward, President, International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO) Sponsors Include:  1220 Panel Discussion – Top Priorities for Geospatial Intelligence Leaders to Enhance Public Safety and National Security by 2020 Moderator – Confirmed - Brigadier Benedict Kite, Commander, Joint Forces Intelligence Group, UK MoD Invited - Robert Cardillo, Director, US National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Confirmed – Lt Colonel Damon Taylor, Director, Geospatial Intelligence Centre, New Zealand Defence Forces Confirmed - Captain Lorenzo Agnarelli, Chief Geospatial Officer, NATO SHAPE Confirmed – Senior Leader, Canadian Forces Intelligence Group, National Defence, Canada Panel Slot Reserved for Industry 1300 Lunch Lunch for Senior Leaders – By Invitation Only National and Maritime Airborne Geospatial National Regional GIS Surveillance Surveillance Imagery & Data Resilience Priorities and Operations and Operations Management Chairperson’s Introduction Chairperson’s Introduction Chairperson’s Introduction Chairperson’s Introduction Chairperson’s Introduction Col. Graham Livesey, Joint Chairperson TBC Chairperson TBC Chairperson TBC Chairperson TBC Forces Command, UK MoD 1400 Keynote Opening What the Blue Economy Keynote Opening Keynote Opening Keynote Opening Presentation - Future Means to Defence and Presentation – How is Presentation – What is the Presentation – Title TBC Strategies to Manage Security Today Transforming ISR Future Of Imagery Invited – Rob Wainright, Defence and Security Big Invited – John Humphrey, Capabilities for Member Analysis In A Multi-Source Director, Europol Data Chief Executive, UKHO Nations through the Environment? Confirmed - Terry Busch Future JISR Project (Title Confirmed – Group Captain Division Chief Defense TBC) Andy Stewart, Director, Intelligence Agency USA Confirmed - Matt Roper, Defence Intelligence Chief, Joint Intelligence, Fusion Centre, UK MoD Surveillance and Confirmed – Rick Peters, Reconnaissance, NATO CIA Head of Profession IMINT, Defence Intelligence Fusion Centre, UK MoD Sponsors Include:  1420 Title TBC Title TBC Title TBC Title TBC Title TBC Confirmed – Kerry Reserved for Airbus Confirmed – Senior Leader, Confirmed - Senior Leader, Confirmed - Senior Leader, Robinson, Senior Technical BlackSky DigitalGlobe Textron Systems Advisor, Esri 1440 GEOINT Support to How the UK Maritime What does the Future of How the EU Satellite How to More Effectively Humanitarian Aid and Patrol Aircraft Will Deliver Airborne Imagery Centre Sees the Evolution Use Technology to Foster Disaster Relief in the New Surveillance and Collection Look Like in the of Imagery and Geo Data Interagency South West Pacific Intelligence Capabilities UK? Collection Impacting Interoperability and Confirmed - Lt Colonel for UK Forces Invited - Wing Commander Provision of High Quality Enhance National Damon Taylor, Director, Invited – Captain David John Williamson, Officer Geospatial Intelligence in Resilience (Title TBC) Geospatial Intelligence Burns, Chief of Naval Commanding, 1 ISR Wing, the Future (Title TBC) Confirmed - Luana Centre, GEOINT New Intelligence, Royal Navy, RAF Marham Confirmed - Adriano Avagliano, Director, Zealand UK MoD Baptista, Director of Resilience Direct, CO Operations, EU Sat Centre 1500 Afternoon Networking Break 1530 How Bahrain is Reshaping Future Maritime GEOINT in the RCAF ISR How Drones and The Increasing Impact of its Geospatial Information Perspectives: Big Data, Experiences, Aspirations, Unmanned Aerial Systems Geospatial Intelligence on Agencies to Cater to Automation and Remote Lessons Learned and Way are Transforming Imagery the Cyber Battle Increasing Demand for Access Ahead Towards a DGS for Collection Capabilities in Confirmed - Lt Col (Dr) Geo Production (Title TBC) Invited - Robert Croft, Canada Austere Operational Michael L. Thomas, USAF Confirmed - Manar Abdulla Team Leader, Concept Confirmed - Lieutenant- Environments Naval Space, and Warfare Alkhalifa, Director, Development and Colonel Paul Johnston A2, Confirmed - Pieter Elands, Center Information and Experimentation, UKHO 1 Canadian Air Division Programme Manager, eGovernment Authority Headquarters Royal Unmanned Systems, TNO (IGA), Bahrain Canadian Air Force 1550 Title TBC Title TBC Title TBC Industry Perspective: Title TBC Reserved Confirmed – Senior Leader, Reserved Cloud Based Solutions to Reserved Video Inform Change Mission Requirements Sponsors Include:  1610 The Latest Lessons from GEOINT Lessons Learned Integrating UAVs into How the United Sates Designing for the Future: Recent Applications of from Response to the Existing Air Power to Marine Corps is Using GEO How the US Army is GEOINT in North America, Deepwater Horizon Enhance Joint Force INT to Support all USMC Creating the Next Canada and the Arctic Incident Geospatial Collection Operations Generation Confirmed - Dr. Hal Moore Confirmed - Captain Erich Capabilities Confirmed - Jim R. Hill, Communications and Chief, Homeland Defense Telfer Commander of the Invited – Lt Colonel Wilbert Director, Geospatial Network Requirements for NORAD USNORTHCOM J8 United States Coast Guard Ligtenberg, Chief, ISTAR Intelligence Directorate, Tactical Formation for Office of Science & Maritime Intelligence and Space, Directorate of Marine Corps Intelligence 2040 and Beyond Technology Fusion Center Operations, Royal Activity, USA Confirmed - Michael T. Netherlands Air Force McCarthy, Chief, LANDWARNET Division, ARCIC-CDD, US Army 1630 Transit Time Breakthroughs in Geospatial Data Management 1635 Industry Perspective: Real Time Discovery and Analysis of Mission Critical Geospatial Data Reserved 1655 Delivery of UK Defence Information Superiority from the Future ISS Structure Invited – Mike Stone, Chief Digital and Information Officer, UK MoD 1720 Industry Perspective: Cloud-Based Decision Making to Transform Mission Requirements for Geospatial Intelligence Leaders 1740 How the US Army will Modernize Foundational Intelligence to Provide a Platform for Richer Geospatial Intelligence in the Future (Title TBC) Confirmed - Dan Visone Director, Geospatial Acquisition Support Directorate, AGC 1800 Chairperson’s Summary Confirmed - Vice Admiral (ret’d), Robert Murrett, Former Director, NGA 1810 Main Drinks Reception – International Beer Tasting Sponsors Include:  DGI MAIN DAY 2 – January 25, 2017 – Draft Programme Geospatial Intelligence for Collective and Global Security 0800 Welcome 0825 Chairperson’s Welcome Address – Confirmed - Vice Admiral (ret’d), Robert Murrett, Former Director, NGA 0830 Collaboration and Support for a Stronger Europe Invited - Lt General B F Hodges, Commander, US Army Europe 0900 Addressing the Challenge of Human Trafficking in the Mediterranean Confirmed – Lt General Ilias Leontaris, Commander, EU-Operational Head Quarters and 1st Hellenic Army, Hellenic Army General Staff 0925 Examining Threats to the Future of Security in Europe Confirmed - Brigadier General Lars Corneliusson, Director Intelligence, EU Military Staff Confirmed - Dr Gerhard Conrad , Director, EU Intelligence and Situation Centre 0950 Challenges Facing Geospatial Intelligence Sharing to Increase Collective Security in Europe (Title TBC) Confirmed - Brigadier Paul Nelson, Chairman, Intelligence Committee, NATO International Military Staff 1015 Lessons Learned Responding to the Migration Crisis in Europe Invited - Fabrice Leggeri, Executive Director, Frontex 1040 Morning Networking Break 1110 Trends and Developments in Imagery Collection, Demand and Exchange Confirmed - Pascal Legai, Director, EU Sat Centre 1140 The Roadmap for National Geospatial Intelligence Capability Development in Australia Invited – Neil Orme, Director, Australian Geospatial Intelligence Agency (AGO) 1210 Panel Discussion – How to Leverage Geospatial Intelligence to Bring About Greater Global Security Moderator: Confirmed - Vice Admiral (ret’d), Robert Murrett, Former Director, NGA Invited - Lt General B F Hodges, Commander, US Army Europe Confirmed - Brigadier Paul Nelson, Chairman, Intelligence Committee, NATO International Military Staff Confirmed - Brigadier General Lars Corneliusson, Director Intelligence, EU Military Staff Invited – Neil Orme, Director, Australia Geospatial Intelligence Organisation Invited - Fabrice Leggeri, Executive Director, Frontex Sponsors Include:  1240 Lunch Women in Government Lunch – Host TBC National and Maritime Interoperability Environmental Future of Regional GIS Surveillance & Inter-Agency Change Imagery Priorities and Operations Co-Operation Analysis 1330 Chairperson’s Introduction Chairperson’s Introduction Chairperson’s Introduction Chairperson’s Introduction Chairperson’s Introduction Confirmed - Lt Colonel Chairperson TBC Chairperson TBC Chairperson TBC Chairperson TBC Andrew Page, Geospatial Officer, EU Military Staff 1335 Keynote Opening Keynote Opening Keynote Opening Keynote Opening Keynote Opening Presentation – How Presentation - Crisis in the Presentation - Challenges Presentation - How Presentation: What are Poland is Planning to Mediterranean: Lessons for Civil-Military BGHOM Provides the Key Drivers for Change Enhance Intelligence Learned from Search and Cooperation in Environmental Geo Data in the Collection of Collection and Analysis by Rescue Efforts Whilst Geosciences and Geo- and Statistics to Improve Imagery for Geospatial 2020 Saving Migrants at Sea Intelligence Decision Making for Intelligence in the UK? Invited - Colonel Andrzej Invited - EU NAVFOR Confirmed - Brigadier National and (Title TBC) Rozynski, Director, Mediterranean Friedrich Teichmann, Multinational Operations Confirmed – Matt Reconnaissance and Director, Geospatial (Title TBC) Harrison, Deputy Team Intelligence Analysis Department, Austrian Confirmed - Colonel Leader, Imagery, ISS, UK Directorate J2, Poland Armed Forces Philippe Arnaud, Chief of MoD MoD Geography Division, Bureau Géographie, Hydrographie, Océanographie et Météorologie (B.GHOM) Sponsors Include:  1400 Industry Perspective: Industry Perspective: Industry Perspective: How Title TBC Training the Future Optimising Visualisation of Affordable Breakthroughs to Achieve End-to-End Senior Leader TBC, Met Geospatial Analyst – What Your National Geospatial in Maritime Surveillance Processing, Exploitation Office are the 10 Key Data Sets to Make it Easier Capabilities that Will and Dissemination of Competencies Nations to Access Mission Critical Enable You to Detect and Imagery from Airborne Need to Develop Information and Increase Identify Threats Sooner Assets to Reduce Latency Immediately? National Security and More Precisely in Your Decision Making Confirmed - John Knight, Cycle Principal, Royal School of Military Survey and Invited - Monique Yates, Director of NGA College, NGA 1420 Jordan GeoPortal: How NATO Maritime Lessons Learned Sharing How is the Arctic Towards a Comprehensive Command Makes Use of Geospatial Intelligence in Collaborative Environment Strategy of National and GEOINT for Current Multi-Organisation Crisis (ACE) Joint Capability Regional Security Operations Management Operations Technology Confirmed - Dr.Awni Confirmed – Commander (Title TBC) Demonstration (JCTD) Moh'd Al-khasawneh, Francesco Tocci, Chief, Confirmed – Nigel Press, support Arctic Director General, The Geometoc Division, Chairman, Map Action researchers, students, Royal Jordanian Directorate of Operation, search-and-rescue Geographic Center. NATO Allied Maritime operators Command Confirmed - Stephen L. Spehn Deputy Science Advisor U.S. European Command Sponsors Include:  1445 How the French National How Turkey’s Naval Forces How can International Evaluating Emerging Explaining the Benefits of Mapping Agency is Monitor the Maritime GEOINT Cooperation Implications of Rapid Object-Based Analysis Contributing to the Domain Using GEOINT Support all Facets of Environmental Change on (OBA) Defence Geospatial Invited - Captain Dijle Operations? Future Security Confirmed - Dr Todd S. Infrastructures Boyaci, PhD, Geospatial Confirmed - Dr Nicholas Operations in Political Hot Bacastow, Professor of Magali Stoll, Director, Officer, General Command Chotiros, Associate Spots to Detect Where the Practice for Geospatial Defence and Space of Mapping, Turkey Director, US Office of Naval Next Threats will Come Intelligence College of Programmes, French Research From and How They Might Earth and Mineral Sciences Institute of Geographic and Play Out (Title TBC) Pennsylvania State Forest Information Confirmed - Dr Hal Moore, Chief, Homeland Defense, NORAD US NORTHCOM, J8 Office of Science and Technology 1510 Afternoon Break 1540 Geo Lessons Learned from Recent Operations Around the World (Title TBC) Confirmed - Lt Colonel Nicky Bell, Commanding Officer, 42 Regiment, Joint Forces Intelligence Group, UK MoD 1610 How Geospatial Intelligence is Helping Raise Awareness of Regional Threats and Challenges in APAC Confirmed - Dennis Bowerman, GEOINT Mission Manager, NGA for US PACOM 1640 Visionary Keynote - Challenges Ahead for the Geospatial Information Sector Invited - Neil Ackroyd, Chief Operating Officer, Ordnance Survey 1700 Chairperson’s Summary - Confirmed - Vice Admiral (ret’d), Robert Murrett, Former Director, NGA 1710 End of Conference Sponsors Include: