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Last Updated:
December 21, 2014
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Registration will take place in the Lobby of the Shades of Green® on WALT DISNEY WORLD® Resort.
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Exhibits will be located in the Palm and Magnolia Pre-function areas.
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Technical presentations will take place in the Magnolia Ballroom.
Sunday, 31 July 2011
Shades of Green® on WALT DISNEY WORLD® Resort |
1400 – 1700 |
Early Check-in & Badging |
Monday, 1 August 2011 |
Northrop Grumman Facility Tour (for attendees who registered in advance) |
0630 – 0645 |
Check-in at NFCS Registration Desk |
0645 – 0700 |
Board Shuttle Bus to Northrop Grumman |
0700 – 0830 |
Depart from Shades of Green®, Travel to Northrop Grumman Melbourne |
0830 – 0845 |
Arrive Northrop Grumman, Welcome & Snacks, Check-in |
0845 – 1100 |
Briefings and Facility Tour – Joint STARS, LEMV, and E-2 Hawkeye |
1100 - 1130 |
Q&A, Box Lunch at Northrop Grumman |
1130 – 1145 |
Break, Return to Shuttle |
1145 |
Bus Departs Northrop Grumman, Travel to Shades of Green® |
1315 |
Arrive Shades of Green® |
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0700 – 0830 |
Check-in & Continental Breakfast for Activities at the Shades of Green® |
0830 – 1630 |
Special Topics
Chairs: Mr. Robert Strider, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command and
Mr. Neeraj Pujara, Air Force Research Laboratory |
0830 – 0930 |
Chicken Little Program Overview
Mr. David Schoch, Qualis Corporation and Frank Pugliese, 46 Test Squadron/OGEE |
0930 – 1030 |
JEPAC Assessments of Fire Control and Enabling Fire Control Capabilities in the Presence of Electronic Warfare
Col Robin Vanderberry, USAF |
1030 – 1100 |
Refreshment Break |
1100 – 1200 |
Weapon System Cyber Threats, Testing and Mitigation
Mr. Mark Byrkit, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1200 - 1300 |
Exhibit Kickoff Lunch (provided in the exhibit hall) |
1300 - 1400 |
AN/TPS-80 Ground/Air Task Oriented Radar (G/ATOR): The Next Generation of Marine Corps Radar
Mr. John Karlovich, USMC, PEO Land Systems |
1400 – 1430 |
Refreshment Break |
1400 - 1500 |
Long Endurance, Multi-intelligence Vehicle (LEMV)
Mr. Robert Strider, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command |
1430 - 1530 |
Refreshment Break |
1530 – 1630 |
Persistent ISR Operations in Afghanistan
Capt Adam Brooks, AFRL/RYAPY |
1530 |
Adjourn for the Day |
Note: The Long Endurance, Multi-intelligence Vehicle (LEMV) Special Topic has been cancelled.
Tuesday, 2 August 2011 |
0700 – 0825 |
Check-in & Continental Breakfast |
0700 – 1800 |
Registration Open |
0825 – 0835 |
Welcome & Administrative Remarks
Mrs. Gisele Wilson, U.S. Army Space & Missile Defense Command
2011 NFCS Lead Government Advisor
Posting of the Colors |
0835 – 1200 |
Plenary Session |
0835 – 0855 |
Moderator’s Remarks
Mr. Laurence Burger
Director, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Future Warfare Center |
0855 – 0925 |
Keynote Address
Major General Herbert L. Newton
Commander, 263rd Army Air & Missile Defense Command |
0925 – 0950 |
Air Force Perspective
Dr. Mikel Miller
Air Force Research Laboratory Acting Chief Technologist |
0950 – 1020 |
Refreshment Break |
1020 – 1045 |
Marine Corps Perspective
Mr. James (Jim) Smerchansky
Deputy Commander, Systems Engineering Interoperability, Architectures & Technology (SIAT) Marine CORPS Systems Command |
1045 – 1110 |
Navy Perspective
Rear Admiral Ann Claire Phillips
Deputy Director, Surface Warfare N86B, Chief of Naval Operations Staff |
1110 – 1135 |
Missile Defense Agency Perspective
Mr. Rich Ritter
Program Executive for C4ISR |
1135 – 1200 |
Army Perspective
Mr. Laurence Burger
Director, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Future Warfare Center |
1200 – 1500 |
WOMEN’S FORUM LUNCHEON & PANEL DISCUSSION (Women Only)
5th Floor Boardroom, (Sponsored by CACI)
Chairs: Dr. Kathrine Rink, MIT Lincoln Laboratory and
Mrs. Penny Moran, NSWC Dahlgren |
1200 – 1245 |
Women's Forum Buffet Luncheon |
1245 – 1255 |
Welcome, Introduction of Host & Panelists
Ms. Penny Moran, Women’s Forum Moderator
Q Chief Engineer, NSWC Dahlgren Division |
1255 – 1310 |
Welcome and Remarks from the Host
Rear Admiral Ann Claire Phillips
Deputy Director, Surface Warfare N86B, Chief of Naval Operations Staff |
1310 – 1500 |
Women’s Forum Panel Discussion (Panelists listed below) |
1310 – 1320 |
Ms. Gretchen Larsen Idsinga
Executive Director, Special Operations Forces Account Executive for Business Development, CACI, Inc. |
1320 – 1330 |
Dr. Claudette C. Owens
Chief, Information and Computational Engineering Division, Future Warfare Center
USASMDC/ ARSTRAT |
1330 – 1340 |
Ms. Susan van der Veer
Homeland Defense Deputy Director, Office of Treaty Compliance and Homeland Defense, OUSD/AT&L/Portfolio Systems Acquisition |
1340 – 1350 |
Rear Admiral Ann Claire Phillips
Deputy Director, Surface Warfare N86B, Chief of Naval Operations Staff |
1350 – 1415 |
Audience Questions & Answers with Panelists |
1415 – 1445 |
Snacks & Networking Break |
1455 – 1500 |
Moderator’s Wrap Up Remarks, Adjourn the Women’s Forum |
1200 – 1315 |
Lunch in Exhibit Hall (All Attendees) |
1315 – 1640 |
Session 1: Enabling Joint Integrated Fire Control
Chair: Mr. James Cech, CACI, Inc.
Co-Chair: Mr. Stan Schroeder, Lockheed Martin |
1315 – 1320 |
Session Introduction |
1320 – 1340 |
Limitations of "Contracting" in Integrated Fire Control
Mr. Ordale Babin, Jr., IMG |
1340 – 1400 |
F/A-18 Cooperative Weapon Employment Development
Mr. Douglas Keating, The Boeing Company |
1400 – 1420 |
Army Integrated Air and Missile Defense - Addressing the Army and Joint Integrated Air and Missile Defense Fight
Mr. Jeff Stevens, Army Integrated Air and Missile Defense Project Office |
1420 – 1440 |
The Naval Fires Control System: The Next Transformation from the Sea
Mr. David Veal, NSWC Dahlgren |
1440 – 1500 |
Joint IAMD Way Forward
Mr. Van Anglim, JPEO IAMD, PEO IWS |
1500 – 1520 |
Refreshment Break |
1520 – 1540 |
Integrating Through the Fire Control Loop
Mr. Neil Baron, Naval Surface Warfare Center - Dahlgren |
1540 – 1600 |
Common – Reconfigurable Fire Control Systems
Mr. Timothy Rybarski, U.S. Army |
1600 – 1620 |
Addressing the Difficult Challenges of Distributed Architecture IFC in IAMD
Mr. Bill Cook and Dr. Phillip Dennis, Intelligent Systems Research, Inc. |
1620 – 1640 |
Naval Integrated Fire Control - Counter Air; Capability-Based System of Systems Engineering
Mr. Jeffrey McConnell, Naval Surface Warfare Center - Dahlgren |
1640 – 1800 |
Exhibit & Poster Session Networking & Refreshments (Light Hors’ d Oeuvres), Exhibit Hall |
1800 |
Adjourn for the Day |
Wednesday, 3 August 2011 (Parallel Sessions AM & PM) |
0730 – 0830 |
Check-in, Continental Breakfast |
0730 – 1600 |
Registration Open |
AM TRACK 1: (Ballroom A) |
AM TRACK 2: (Ballroom B) |
0830 – 1145 |
Session 2: Fire Control in the Presence of Electronic Warfare
Chair: Dr. Katherine Rink, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Co-Chairs: Mrs. Penny Moran, NSWCDD and Mr. Douglas Ousborne, JHU/APL |
0830 – 0955 |
Session 3: Integrated Air & Missile Defense
Chair: Mr. Murray Roe, MCTSSA
Co-Chairs: Mr. Dave Rowe, Rockwell Collins, Inc. and Dr. Tony Pandiscio, Raytheon |
0830 – 0835 |
Session Introduction |
0830 – 0835 |
Session Introduction |
0835 – 0855 |
Network-Centric Collaborative Targeting (NCCT): Enabling the Kill Chain
Mr. Rick Maharrey, L-3 Communications |
0835 – 0855 |
Global Integrated Air and Missile Defense, Part II
Dr. Stephen Woodall, Strategic Synthesis, Ltd. |
0855 – 0915 |
Next Generation Electronic Warfare Decoy Payload Design
Dr. Daniel Finkel, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
0855 – 0915 |
A Study on Integrated Fire Control Performance for a Maneuvering Cruise Missile Case
Mr. Jeff Lyons, U.S. Army, Aviation and Missile RD&E Center |
0915 – 0935 |
Simulating Effects of Global Positioning Systems (GPS) Jamming on Smart Munitions within a Constructive Simulation
Mr. Joe Kress, Colsa |
0915 – 0935 |
U.S. Naval Ballistic Missile Defense: A Global Approach
Ms. Rachel Volner and Ms. Amanda George, SPAWAR Systems Center, Pacific |
0935 – 0955 |
Electronic Warfare Simulation of Tactical Electromagnetic Environments
Ms. Anu Myne, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
0935 – 0955 |
Effectiveness of Various Gridlock Mitigation Techniques in Integrated Air Defense
Mr. Barry Goldfarb, Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control |
0955 – 1025 |
Break in the Exhibit Hall |
1025 – 1145 |
Session 2: Fire Control in the Presence of Electronic Warfare (cont.) |
1025 – 1145 |
Session 4: Homeland Air & Missile Defense
Chair: Mr. Murray Roe, MCTSSA
Co-Chairs: Mr. Dave Rowe, Rockwell Collins, Inc. and Dr. Tony Pandiscio, Raytheon |
1025 – 1045 |
Improved Mission Effectiveness of HEL Systems with Phased Array Beam Control
Mr. Kevin Probst, The CORE Group, Inc. |
1025 – 1045 |
Fire Control Data Supporting the Whole of Government Activities
Ms. Terri Innes, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Missile Defense Division |
1045 – 1105 |
Navy Laser Weapon System (LaWS) Predictive Avoidance Methodology
Dr. David Stoudt, Naval Surface Warfare Center - Dahlgren |
1045 – 1105 |
Advanced Missile Architecture for Homeland Defense
Mr. Luigi Perini, John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1105 – 1125 |
Characterizing Fire Control Systems via Enhanced AM and PM Noise Testing
Mr. William Crespo, Navy Surface Warfare Center, NAVSEA Crane |
1105 – 1125 |
Improved Target Identification Through The Use of Multiple Classifiers and Data Fusion
Mr. Kevin Probst, The CORE Group, Inc. |
1125 – 1145 |
Hard-Kill / Soft-Kill Weapon Coordination
Dr. Nicholas Hatch, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1125 – 1145 |
PTSS and Lethal Object Identification Across the BMDS
Mr. Timothy Fair, John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1145 – 1245 |
Lunch on Your Own |
PM TRACK 1: (Ballroom A) |
PM TRACK 2: (Ballroom B) |
1245 – 1600 |
Session 5: Persistent Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance
Chair: Mr. Roger “Kip” Turner, Air Force Research Laboratory
Co-Chair: Dr. Gary Somers, Raytheon |
1245 – 1410 |
Session 6: Asymmetric Warfare
Chair: Mr. Norven Goddard, U.S. Army SMDC
Co-Chair: Mr. Bruce Norris, Lockheed Martin |
1245 – 1250 |
Session Introduction |
1245 – 1250 |
Session Introduction |
1250 – 1310 |
ISIS: Persistent ISR from a Stratospheric Airship
Mr. Fred Dominski, Raytheon |
1250 – 1310 |
Tactical Threat Warning and Targeting for Combat Operations
Mr. Steven Pizzo, U.S. Army/I2WD |
1310 - 1330 |
High Performance Computing for Real-Time, Wide Area Persistent Surveillance
Dr. Paul Antonik, Air Force Research Laboratory |
1310 - 1330 |
Embedded Projectile Tracking Radar for Asymmetric Warfare
Mr. David Musgrave, U.S. ARMY ARDEC |
1330 - 1350 |
Autonomous Real-time Ground Ubiquitous Surveillance – Imaging System (ARGUS – IS)
Mr. William Koenig, Air Force Research Laboratory |
1330 - 1350 |
Advanced Network-Centric Sensor Integration (for threat) Response (ANSIR)
Ms. Carolyn Sue Randles, USASMDC/ ARSTRAT |
1350 – 1410 |
Vehicle and Dismount Exploitation Radar (VADER)
Dr. Daniel Held, Northrop Grumman Corp. |
1350 – 1410 |
VISTA
Ms. Carolyn Sue Randles, USASMDC/ ARSTRAT |
1410 – 1440 |
Break in the Exhibit Hall |
1440 – 1600 |
Session 5: Persistent Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance (cont.) |
1440 – 1600 |
Session 7: Modeling & Simulation
Chair: Mr. Robert Hintz, NAVAIRWD
Co-Chair: Mr. William Moore, Air Force Research Laboratory |
1440 – 1500 |
Improving Airborne Maritime Surveillance Effectiveness
Mr. Mason Baron, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1440 - 1500 |
MDA System Post Flight Reconstructions
Mr. Rishit Sheth, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1500 – 1520 |
High Altitude Platform Efforts at U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Technology Center
Mr. Michael Lee, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command |
1500 - 1520 |
Use of Simulation Tools in Ballistic Missile Defense Hardware in the Loop Test Design
Dr. Michael Habgood, Naval Surface Warfare Center - Dahlgren |
1520 - 1540 |
Applications for an Air-Based, Cooperatively-Controlled Team of Unmanned, Autonomous Aircraft
Ms. Caroline King, Air Force Research Laboratory |
1520 - 1540 |
Quantifying the Benefits of Missile Uplink Technology Using Modeling and Simulation Techniques
Mr. Patrick Yu, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1540 – 1600 |
The Heterogeneous Airborne Reconnaissance Team (HART)
Mr. William Koenig, Air Force Research Laboratory |
1540 - 1600 |
Modeling Fleet Interoperability: The Interaction of Tactical Data Links and Sensor Networks
Dr. William Bath, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1600 |
Adjourn for the Day |
Thursday, 4 August 2011 |
0730 – 0830 |
Check-in, Continental Breakfast |
0730 – 1600 |
Registration Open |
0830 – 1145 |
Session 8: Accelerating the Kill Chain
Chair: Mr. Jay Hodge, NAVAIRWD
Co-Chairs: Mr. Russell Neu, Boeing and Mr. John Warnke, Lockheed Martin |
0830 – 0835 |
Session Introduction |
0835 – 0855 |
Airborne Sensor Data Exploitation: The Challenges of TCPED Support to Tactical/Operational Kill Chain
Mr. Mark Hammond, Raytheon / Space and Airborne Systems |
0855 – 0915 |
Advancements in Ground Moving Target Identification in Radar Vision 5
Mr. Albert Ezekiel, Raytheon |
0915 – 0935 |
AiTR in the TACAIR Surface Environment
Mr. Jesse Hodge, NAVAIR |
0935 – 0955 |
A Second Look at Interceptability
Dr. Leszek Sczaniecki, Lockheed Martin |
0955 – 1025 |
Refreshment Break |
1025 – 1045 |
Maritime Feature-aided Tracking
Dr. Duy Nguyen, SAIC |
1045 – 1105 |
Effect-based Optimized Assignment of Weapons to Targets in Integrated Environment
Dr. Zbigniew Bogdanowicz, U.S. Army, Picatinny Arsenal |
1105 – 1125 |
Kill-Survive Assessment, Mistargeting, Re-engagement, and Re-targeting Considerations for Ship Self-Defense System (SSDS)
Ms. Olivia Reinecke, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1125 – 1145 |
Probabilistic Dynamic Modeling and Trajectory Prediction for Engagement Optimization
Mr. Michael Mashner, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1145 – 1245 |
Lunch on Your Own |
1245 – 1410 |
Session 9: Advanced Technologies
Chair: Mr. James Moore, Air Force Research Laboratory
Co-Chair: Dr. Eric Reinke, Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems |
1245 – 1250 |
Session Introduction |
1250 – 1310 |
High Velocity Penetrating Weapon Flagship Capability Concept (FCC)
Mr. Leo Rose, Air Force Research Laboratory |
1310 – 1330 |
Multi-Target Laser Designation (MTLD)
Mr. Cliff Andressen, Raytheon Missile Systems |
1330 – 1350 |
F15E Modernization
Mr. Forest Henderson III, Raytheon |
1350 – 1410 |
Radar CFAR Detection in Clutter
Dr. Costin Barbu, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1410 – 1440 |
Refreshment Break |
1440 – 1605 |
Session 10: Cyber Warfare
Chair: Dr. Gary McCown, SPAWAR Systems Center SD
Co-Chair: Mr. Bruce Queen, Northrop Grumman |
1440 – 1445 |
Session Introduction |
1445 – 1505 |
Developing Mission Resilience to Information Attacks – An Analytic Look
Mr. Bart Paulhamus, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1505 – 1525 |
The Impact Cyber Attack on Warfighting Capability; a Missile Defense Example
Mr. Ronald Farris, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1525 – 1545 |
The Integrated Threat Force (ITF) – Filling the Critical Need for a Realistic Threat to Support Evaluation and Analysis for Fire Control Operational Tests
Mr. Duard Woffinden, General Dynamics C4 Systems |
1545 – 1605 |
Limitations of Cyber Computer Network Operations (CNO) Implementation in a Constructive Simulation One Semi-Automated Force (OneSAF)
Mr. Joe Kress, Colsa |
1605 |
The 2011 NFCS Adjourns |
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
The following posters will be on display in the Ballroom, along the walls. Poster presenters will be on hand to discuss their presentations during breaks and meal functions taking place in the exhibit hall, just outside the Ballroom:
120mm Ammunition Data Link
Mr. Ryan McKenna, Mr Andrew Thomas and Mr. Michael Barracato, U.S. Army RDECOM-ARDEC
A New Reduced Parameter Point Source Focal Plane Tracking Algorithm for Single and Closely Spaced Objects Dr. James Gillis, The Boeing Company
Augmenting a Kalman Filter with a Ballistic Coefficient State Element
Dr. John Sudano, Lockheed Martin
Characterizing Threat Uncertainty using Latin Hypercube Sampling
Mr. Brian Battaglia, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Future Role of Wireless and MEMs Based Devices in Fire Control Systems
Mr. Ralph Tillinghast and Mr. Mike Wright, US Army Armament Research Development and Engineering Center Kill Chain Enhancements through Digitization of Artillery and Mortar Systems
Ms. Patricia Alameda, US Army Armament Research Development and Engineering Center |
