Sunday, 29 July 2012
Aliante Station Casino + Hotel |
1400 – 1700 |
Early Check-in & Badging |
Monday, 30 July 2012
(AM) Aliante Parallel Sessions; (PM) Nellis AFB
|
0700 – 1700 |
Registration Open |
0700 – 0800 |
Check-in & Continental Breakfast |
0800 – 0815 |
Welcome & Administrative Remarks
Mr. Neeraj Pujara, 2012 NFCS Lead Government Advisor |
0815 |
Session 1: Integrated Air & Missile Defense
Chairs: Mr. Murray Roe, MCTSSA; Dr. Tony Pandiscio, Raytheon; Mr. Stanley Schroeder, Lockheed Martin |
Session 2: Modeling & Simulation
Chairs: Dr. Claudette Owens, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command; Mr. Robert Hintz, NAVAIRWD |
0815 – 0820 |
Session Introduction(s) |
0820 – 0840 |
Future Battle Management and Command and Control (BMC2) Capabilities for Joint Combat Operations
Mrs. Bonnie Young, Naval Postgraduate School |
Use of a Common Framework Approach and Artificial Intelligence for Adaptive Detection of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)
Mr. Yarry Fine, Lattice Government Services, Inc. |
| 0840 – 0900 |
Missile Defense Communications and Operations Node (MIDCON) Data Fusion for Flight Tests
Dr. Timothy Allison, Millennium Engineering and Integration |
Ground Combat Systems Fire Control Testing at Aberdeen Test Center
Mr. William Hersey, Aberdeen Test Center (Jacobs Technology) |
0900 – 0920 |
Wind Turbine Clutter Interference Mitigation for Ground-Based Radar Systems,
Mr. Paul Browning, AFRL/RYMD. |
PATRIOT Virtual Engagement Simulation Testbed: An Affordable, High-Fidelity System Performance Assessment Tool
Mr. Jeff Lyons, U.S. Army, Aviation and Missile RD&E Center |
0920 – 0940 |
Air & Missile Defense (AMD) Explorer Supporting Integrated Air & Missile Defense (IAMD)
Mr. John Robinson, U.S. Army Space & Missile Defense Battle Laboratory |
Integrated Weapons Environment for Analysis (IWEA) – Analyzing Synergies of KE & DE Weapons
Dr. Craig Ewing, Air Force Research Laboratory |
0940 – 1010 |
Refreshment Break |
1010 |
Session 1 (continued) |
Session 3: Asymmetric Warfare
Chairs: Mr. James Moore, Air Armament Center; Mr. Bruce Norris, Lockheed Martin |
1010 – 1030 |
The Role of Architecture and Variation in Large Scale Systems Product Line Development
Mr. James Shepherd, Lockheed Martin |
Omni-Directional Weapon Locating (OWL) Radar
Mr. Sean Broderick, U.S. Army |
1030 – 1050 |
Control by Doctrine: Benefits of Increased Transparency and Feedback
Dr. Paul Picciano, Aptima |
Evolution of the Land Based Phalanx Weapon System (LPWS): Rapid Deployment from Sea to Land against Asymmetric Threats
Dr. Michael Cherry, Raytheon Missile Systems |
1050 – 1110 |
Global Integrated Air and Missile Defense, Part III
Dr. Stephen Woodall, Strategic Synthesis, Ltd. |
ADAM - The Area Defense Anti-Munitions Laser Weapon System Demonstrator
Dr. Gary Baker, Lockheed Martin |
1110 – 1130 |
Coordination of Persistent Decoys for Ship Defense: Resource Allocation and Path Planning
Ms. Emily Anesta, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
CIWS Engagement Simulator: Effective Operator Training for Asymmetric Threat Engagement
Dr. Winifred Williams, Raytheon Missile Systems |
1130 – 1230 |
Lunch in the Exhibit Hall |
1230 – 1240 |
Board Shuttles |
1240 – 1255 |
Travel to Nellis AFB / Red Flag |
1255 – 1305 |
Check-in at Nellis AFB / Red Flag |
1305 |
Special Topics
Chairs: Mr. Roger Turner, Air Force Research Laboratory; Mr. Robert Strider, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command |
1305 – 1310 |
Session Introduction |
1310 – 1410 |
Predator / Reaper (title TBD)
Presenter TBD |
1410 – 1510 |
JEPAC
Presenter TBD |
1510 – 1540 |
Refreshment Break |
1540 – 1700 |
Air-to-Ground Ops
Presenter TBD |
1700 – 1715 |
Travel to the Aliante |
1715 |
Adjourn for the Day |
Tuesday, 31 July 2012 (Aliante all day) |
0715 – 1730 |
Registration Open |
0715 – 0825 |
Check-in & Continental Breakfast |
0825 – 0835 |
Administrative Remarks & Posting of the Colors |
PLENARY SESSION |
0835 – 0850 |
Welcome
Presenter TBD |
0850 – 0905 |
Moderator’s Remarks
Colonel Adam Remaly, Air Force Research Laboratory Sensors Directorate, Deputy Director |
0905 – 0935 |
Keynote Address
Presenter TBD |
0935 – 1000 |
Army Perspective
TBD |
1000 – 1030 |
Refreshment Break (Exhibit Hall) |
1030 – 1055 |
Navy Perspective
Rear Admiral James D. Syring (Invited)
Program Executive Officer for Integrated Warfare Systems |
1055 – 1120 |
USMC Perspective
Brigadier General Daniel J. O'Donohue (Invited)
Director, Capabilities Development Directorate |
1120 – 1145 |
MDA Perspective
Presenter TBD |
1145 – 1245 |
Lunch (in the Exhibit Hall) |
Women’s Forum Luncheon
(Sedona A&B) |
1245 |
Session 4: Advanced Technologies
Chairs: Mr. John Robinson, U.S. Army Space & Missile Defense Battle Laboratory;
Dr. Gary Somers, Raytheon, Mr. Russell Neu, Boeing |
Women’s Forum Panel Discussion
Chairs: Ms. Penny Moran, NSWC Dalghren Division; Dr. Katherine Rink, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1245 – 1250 |
Session Introduction |
Welcome & Introduction of Moderator |
1250 – 1310 |
U.S. Army’s High Energy Laser Technology Demonstrators for Counter-Rocket, Artillery, Mortar and Missile (C-RAMM) and Counter-Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS) Applications
Dr. Michael Lavan, USASMDC/ARSTRAT |
Moderator’s Remarks & Panelists Introductions
Dr. Claudette Owens, Chief, Information and Computational Engineering Division, Future Warfare Center USASMDC/ ARSTRAT |
1310 – 1330 |
High Velocity Penetrating Weapon
Mr. Leo Rose, Air Force Research Laboratory Munitions Directorate |
1310-1325 |
Ms. Deb Dunie
Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, CACI, Inc. |
1330 – 1350 |
Development of an Analysis Tool Suite for Integrated Fire Control Integration and Testing
Mr. Richard Erausquin, Raytheon |
1325-1340 |
Dr. Janet S. Fender
Chief Scientific Adviser to the Commander, Air Combat Command, Langley AFB VA |
1350 – 1410 |
Real-Time Dismount Radar Mode Development
Dr. Ryan Hersey, Georgia Institute of Technology |
1340-1355 |
Ms. Kari Anderson
Program Director, SM-3 BLK IIB Missile Defense Agency |
1410 – 1430 |
Endfire Antenna and Bistatic Seeker for Guided Projectile
Dr. Thomas Bartolac, Tanner Research Labs |
1355-1410 |
Dr. Jennifer C. Ricklin
Chief Technologist, Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base OH |
1430 – 1500 |
Refreshment Break (Exhibit Hall) |
1410-1500 |
Refreshment Break
(1410 – 1430)
Q&A & Wrap-up
(1430 – 1500) |
1500 |
Session 4 (continued) |
1500 – 1520 |
Advanced Capabilities in RF Sensing Research at the Sensors Directorate
Mr. Gary Scalzi, Air Force Research Laboratory |
1520 – 1540 |
Military Utility of the Net-Enabled Surveillance and Strike (NESS) Concept
Mr. Jeffrey Levin, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1540 – 1600 |
Dynamic Area Mapping for Urban Environments (DAMUE)
Mr. Brent Sundheimer, NAWCWD |
1600 |
Session 5: Accelerating the Kill Chain
Chairs: Mr. Norven Goddard, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command; Mr. John Warnke, Lockheed Martin |
1600 – 1605 |
Session Introduction |
1605 – 1625 |
Adaptable and Extensible Networked Fire Control System
Mr. Gregory Smith, BAE Systems |
1625 – 1645 |
The Engineering of Truly Intelligent Weapon System and Fire Control
Prof. Robert Fry, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1645 – 1705 |
Benefits of High Altitude Systems to Support Fire Control Kill Chain
Mr. Michael Lee, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command |
1705 – 1725 |
Targeting of RF Emitters by Small UASs Using Synthetic Doppler Techniques
Mr. Robert Bamberger, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1725 – 1900 |
Poster Session & Exhibitor Technical Interchange
(Light Refreshments, Exhibit Hall) |
1900 |
Adjourn for the Day |
Wednesday, 1 August 2012 (Nellis AFB all day) |
0700 – 1700 |
Registration Open (Aliante) |
0700 – 0730 |
Check-in (Must check in and be badged at the Aliante before going to Nellis) |
0730 – 0740 |
Board Shuttles |
0740 – 0755 |
Travel to Nellis AFB / Red Flag |
0755 – 0835 |
Red Flag Check-in & Refreshments |
0835 |
Session 6: Enabling Joint Integrated Fire Control
Chairs: Ms. Penny Moran, Naval Surface Warfare center Dalghren Division; Mr. Jim Cech, CACI |
0835 – 0840 |
Session Introduction |
0840 – 0900 |
The Operational Imperatives and the Physical Realities of Mission Readiness
Mr. Bill Ormsby, Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division |
0900 – 0920 |
Integrated Fire Control for Ballistic Missile Defense
Mr. Richard Rhodes, Lockheed Martin |
0920 – 0940 |
System Engineering Challenges of Integrating IAMD Capabilities Cross-Service
Dr. James Keener, Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division |
0940 – 1000 |
Combined ISR, FCS, Sensor Model Applications and Limitations, Mr. William Crespo, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division |
1000 – 1030 |
Refreshment Break |
1030 – 1050 |
AN/TPS-80 Multi-Mission Capabilities
Mr. Thomas Queeney, Northrop Grumman |
1050 – 1150 |
Joint PEO Missiles and Space Integrated Fire Control Live-Fire Demonstration - Overview, Demo Results, and Lessons Learned (Three Parts)
Mr. Christopher Wood, Program Executive Office - Missiles & Space; Lower Tier Project Office, U.S. Army; Mr. Edward Seghezzi, Raytheon; Mrs. Theresa Avino-Manning, Raytheon; Mr. K.C. Berner, Lockheed Martin; Mr. Danny Ellenberg, Intergraph Government Solutions; Mr. William Gass, U.S. Army Missile & Aviation Research, Development and Engineering Center; Mr. Michael Grannan, JLENS Product Office |
1150 – 1200 |
Board Shuttles & Travel to the O’Club |
1200 – 1250 |
Lunch at the O’Club |
1250 – 1300 |
Board Shuttles & Travel to Red Flag |
1300 |
Session 7: Accelerating the Kill Chain
Chairs: Mr. William Moore, Air Force Research Laboratory; Mr. Jesse Hodge, NAVAIRWD |
1300 – 1305 |
Session Introduction |
1305 – 1325 |
Automatic Target Cueing of Stationary and Moving Targets
Dr. John McGrann, Northrop Grumman |
1325 – 1345 |
SAR AiTR on Ships in Littoral Settings
Mrs. Kelly Stricker, Northrop Grumman |
1345 – 1405 |
Strike Accelerator - Ships in Port Baseline System
Mr. Brent Sundheimer, NAWCWD |
1405 – 1425 |
Final Demonstration Target Identification Results in Radar Vision 5
Mr. Albert Ezekiel, Raytheon |
1425 – 1455 |
Refreshment Break |
1455 – 1515 |
Ground Moving Target Recognition Requirements and Performance Results
Mr. Martin Morici, Northrop Grumman |
1515 – 1535 |
Feature Level Fusion on AFRL Air-to-Ground Hydra Vision Program
Mr. Mark Hammond, Raytheon |
1535 – 1555 |
A Novel Enterprise Architecture for Airborne Radar CID Systems
Ms. Catherine Mehta, Northrop Grumman |
1555 – 1615 |
An Airborne Multipath Mitigation Technique Tailored to Geometry and Measured Target Characteristics
Mr. Adam Kempton, Northrop Grumman |
1615 – 1635 |
Agile Threat Modeling in Multiple Asset Defense Scenarios
Mr. Michael Mashner, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1635 – 1650 |
Board Shuttles |
1650 – 1705 |
Travel to the Aliante |
1705 |
Adjourn for the Day |
Thursday, 2 August 2011 (Nellis AFB all day) |
| 0700 – 1700 |
Registration Open (Aliante) |
| 0730 – 0800 |
Check-in (Must check in and be badged at the Aliante before going to Nellis) |
| 0800 – 0810 |
Board Shuttles |
| 0810 – 0825 |
Travel to Nellis AFB / Red Flag |
| 0825 - 0900 |
Red Flag Check-in & Refreshments |
0900 |
Session 8: Integrated Air & Missile Defense
Chairs: Dr. Gary McCown, SPAWAR Systems Center SD; Dr. Eric Reinke, Northrop Grumman;
Mr. Bruce Queen, Northrop Grumman |
0900 – 0905 |
Session Introduction |
0905 – 0925 |
Multiple Elevated Sensors as a Critical Enabler for Integrated Fire ControlMs. Amy Stephens, Raytheon |
0925 – 0945 |
Using Machine Learning to Develop Planning Algorithm Enhancements
Mr. Brent McLaughlin, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
0945 – 1005 |
System Integration of a Cooperative Sensor unit on the Link 16 Integrated Fire Control Network
Mr. Ronald Slaga Jr., Raytheon |
1005 – 1025 |
Radar Resource Optimization in Multi-Target Environments
Dr. David Padgett and Mr. Stephen Stanvick, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1025 – 1055 |
Refreshment Break |
1055 – 1115 |
AN/TPY-2 Participation in FTT-12 (IOT&E)
Ms. Jane Loughlin, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1115 – 1135 |
Weapon-Target Assignment in the Presence of Target Type and Targeted Asset Uncertainty
Mr. Gregg Harrison, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1135 – 1145 |
Board Shuttle & Travel to the O’Club |
1145 – 1250 |
Lunch at the O’Club |
1250 – 1300 |
Board Shuttle & Travel to Red Flag |
1300 |
Session 8 (continued) |
1300 – 1320 |
Optimal Engagement Coordination for Ballistic Missile Raids
Mr. Jonathan Boardman, Lockheed Martin |
1320 – 1340 |
Airborne Weapons Layer in IAMD
Mr. Matthew Fulchino, Raytheon |
1340 |
Session 9: Electronic & Cyber Warfare
Chairs: Dr. Katherine Rink, MIT Lincoln Laboratory; Mr. Douglas Ousborne, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory; Mr. Jeff Ayers, Boeing |
1340 – 1345 |
Session Introduction |
1345 – 1405 |
Distributed Hard-Kill/Soft-Kill Weapon Coordination
Mr. Jacob Wasserman, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1405 – 1425 |
Cyber Defense Metrics: A Technological Learning Curve Approach
Mr. Mark Byrkit, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1425 – 1445 |
Non-Kinetic Weapon Effectiveness Assessment Overview
Dr. Daniel Finkel, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1445 – 1505 |
Electronic Attack (EA) Evaluation Algorithm Development for Improved Fire Control
Mr. Andrew Berman, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1505 – 1535 |
Refreshment Break |
1535 – 1555 |
Moving Target Cyber Defense
Mr. Mark Byrkit, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1555 – 1615 |
Increasing Navy Ship Survivability with Improved Electronic Surveillance
Mr. Eric Greenberg, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
1615 – 1635 |
Conflict Prediction and Avoidance for Weapon Coordination
Ms. Anu Myne, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1635 – 1655 |
Wind Turbine - Radar Interaction Program Summary
Mr. Jeffrey Weisz, Air Force Flight Test Center and Major Robert Ungerman III, 416 FLTS |
1655 – 1710 |
Board Shuttles |
1710 – 1725 |
Travel to the Aliante – the 2012 NFCS Adjourns |
Please note: Tours may be added to the Agenda in April 2012.
