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Sunday, 4 February 2018
1630 - 2030	Registration
Monday, 5 February 2018
0700 - 0730	Poster set-up for Unclassified Poster Presenters
0730 - 0815	Speaker Meeting for Monday's Presenters
0730 - 0900	Attendee Continental Breakfast
0730 - 1630	Registration Open
1745 - 2030	Luau (Pre-purchased tickets are required.)
	Track One	Track Two
	Electronic Warfare Session Chair: Dr. Stephen Uftring, MIT Lincoln Laboratory Session Co-Chair: Dr. Stephen Woodall, IERUS Technologies, Inc.	Hypersonics/Conventional Prompt Strike & Hypersonic Threat Defense Session Chair: Mr. Douglas Ousborne, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory Session Co-Chair: Mr. Robert Strider, U.S. Army SMDC/ARSTRAT Technical Center
0830 - 0835	Welcome & Announcements	Welcome & Announcements
0835 - 0855	AFRL's Spectrum Warfare Technologies and Key Thrusts Dr. Stewart DeVilbiss, Air Force Research Laboratory	Data Exploitation of a High-Interest Hypersonic Weapon Dr. Audrey Dumanian, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
0855 - 0915	Electronic Warfare Support for Army Fires Mr. Robert Kennedy, The MITRE Corporation	Augmenting Shipboard Legacy Radar Systems for Engaging 21st Century, HGV Targets Mr. William Crespo, NSWC Crane Division
0915 - 0935	Real-Time Planning of Offboard EA for Ship Defense Ms. Sarah Lichtman, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Hypersonic Fire Control System Engineering Analysis Mr. William Moore, Defense Engineering Corporation
0935 - 0955	Mitigation of Interference Between Softkill Weapons Utilized for Ship Defense Mr. Andrew Dahlberg, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Impact of Plasma Turbulence Dr. Vladimir Sotnikov, Air Force Research Laboratory
0955 - 1015	Real-Time Assessment of Softkill Weapons Mr. David Kuchinsky, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Use of Over-the-Horizon RADAR for Emerging Threats Dr. Scott Coutts, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
1015 - 1035	Mid-Morning Break
	Electronic Warfare, cont.	Rapid Transition of New Technology to the Warfighter Session Chair: Mr. Mark Jones, Marine Corps Systems Command Session Co-Chair: Mr. Dave Cox, SMDC/ARSTRAT Future Warfare Center
1035 - 1040	Announcements	Session Introduction
1040 - 1100	Radar Signature Data for Soft-Kill Assessment Augmentation Mr. Bryan Babcock, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Blue Guardian Open Adaptable Architecture: A Novel Approach to Rapidly Field C4ISR Capt Russell Shirey, Air Force Research Laboratory
1100 - 1120	Multi-Platform Coalition Engagement Coordination for Layered Defense Mr. Richard Renfro, Office of Naval Research	Standoff High-Altitude Enhanced Reconnaissance Long-Range Operational Concept (SHERLOC) Mr. Richard Van Hook, Air Force Research Laboratory
1120 - 1140	Automated Vulnerability Testing of Electronic Warfare Systems Ms. Elena Zorn, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Open System Architecture for Targeting Pod and IRST Integration on ANG F-15Cs Mr. Joshua Hammond, Georgia Tech Research Institute
1140 - 1200	Captive Carry Missile Seeker Testbed Development Dr. Jonathan Morse, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Test Harness Architecture Development for SoS Assessments Lt Andrew Tymchenko, Air Force Research Laboratory
1200 - 1220	MALD-X: Forward Deployed “Spectrum Scouts” for Penetrating Strikes Dr. Daniel Kilfoyle, Raytheon Company	Hyper-Velocity Gun Weapon System (HGWS) Fire Control Support Experiments Mr. Thomas Queeney, Northrop Grumman Corporation
1220 - 1320	Attendee Networking Lunch (Included in Registration Fee)
	Track One	Track Two
	Interoperability & Network Enhanced Fire Control Session Chair: Mr. Steven Buckley, Navy PEO IWS6 Session Co-Chair: Mr. Glenn McLeod, Lockheed Martin Corporation	Utilizing Space as a Force Enhancer or Force Applier Session Chair: Mr. Thomas Shew, Raytheon Missile Systems Session Co-Chair: Mr. John Warnke, Lockheed Martin Corporation
1320 - 1325	Session Introduction	Session Introduction
1325 - 1345	Layup Shot: A Method to use Forward Deployed Tactical Radar to Provide Terminal Telemetry for Precision Weapons in GPS Denied Conditions Mr. David Musgrave, U.S. Army ARDEC	Space-Based Interceptor Assessment Dr. Jonathan Gans, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
1345 - 1405	The Army As Your Wingman: Fighter Aircraft Engagements Utilizing Army Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS) Integrated Fire Control Network (IFCN) Composite Tracks as Targeting Source Mr. Douglas Blanchette, LSSI	Defense Applications of Solar Cannons Dr. Dan Brasoveanu, Systems Engineering Group Inc. of Telephonics
1405 - 1425	Automated Track and Classification Fusion Prototype in Aegis for Passive Sensor Tracking and Engagement of Threats Mr. Mike Fusco, Lockheed Martin RMS	Tip of the Spear: Exploiting Space-Based Persistent Sensing to Strengthen Warfighter Target Cueing Mr. Michael Greenhagen, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation
1425 - 1445	A Roadmap for Enhanced Connectivity Across All Domains Dr. Susan Gottschlich, Raytheon Company	Space Object Tumble Characterization using Diverse Radar Information Dr. Tod Schuck, Lockheed Martin Corporation
1445 - 1505	Afternoon Break
	Track One	Track Two
	Interoperability & Network Enhanced Fire Control, cont.	Machine Learning Session Chair: Dr. Gary Somers, Raytheon Company Session Co-Chair: Mr. Ralph Tillinghast, U.S. Army ARDEC
1505 - 1510	Announcements	Session Introduction
1510 - 1530	AEGIS Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) Mode 5 Acceleration - A Multi-Faceted Interoperability Challenge Mrs. Denise Bagnall, Naval Surface Warfare Center	Deep Cognitive Radar Dr. Matthew Gombolay, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
1530 - 1550	Improved Integration of IAMD and BMD Systems Mr. Steve Faulise, Raytheon Company	Big Data Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Combat ID and Combat Systems – Design, Demonstrate and Proof of Concept: Discover Virtual Airways and Patterns using Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B) Data Dr. Ying Zhao, Naval Postgraduate School
1550 - 1610	Interoperability of Autonomous Systems in the C4ISR Architecture Mrs. Raffianne Doyle, SPAWAR Pacific	Reinforcement Learning for Modeling Large-Scale Cognitive Reasoning using the Naval Simulation System and Soar Dr. Ying Zhao, Naval Postgraduate School
1610 - 1630	Missions/Plans Workshop – Results for Integrated Planning Capabilities Dr. Jeffrey Dunne, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory	Deep Convolutional Recurrent Neural Network Signal Classification for Electronic Warfare Mr. Sean Shepherd, Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division
1745 - 2030	Luau Pre-purchased tickets are required.
Tuesday, 6 February 2018
0730 - 0900	Attendee Continental Breakfast Sponsored by The Boeing Company
0730 - 1730	Registration Open
1230 - 1245	Speaker Meeting for the Joint Integrated Fire Control Presenters
	Plenary Session Session Chair: Mr. James Cech, Georgia Tech Research Institute Session Co-Chair: Dr. Stephen Woodall, IERUS Technologies, Inc.
0830 - 0840	Opening Remarks, Security, & Posting of the Colors Mr. James Cech, Georgia Tech Research Institute
0840 - 0845	Plenary Welcome By Moderator: Mr. Michael Roberts, SES, Director, Development and Integration, Program Executive Office, Integrated Warfare Systems Research, Office of Naval Research
0845 - 0925	Keynote: Rear Admiral Victorino "Vic" Mercado Director of Maritime Operations, U.S. Pacific Fleet
0925 - 0935	David M. Altwegg Lifetime Achievement Award Moderator: Dr. Gary Somers, Raytheon Company Presented by: Mr. William Bray, SES, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, Test & Evaluation and Mr. Michael Roberts, SES, Director, Development and Integration, Program Executive Office, Integrated Warfare Systems Accepted by: Rear Admiral Jon Hill, Deputy Director, Missile Defense Agency
0935 - 1005	Marine Corps Systems Command: Ms. Jeannette Evans-Morgis, SES Deputy to the Commander, Systems Engineering & Acquisition Logistics
1005 - 1035	Missile Defense Agency: Rear Admiral Jon Hill Deputy Director, Missile Defense Agency
1035 - 1100	Mid-Morning Break
1100 - 1130	Army: Brigadier General Stephen Michael Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, U.S. Army Pacific
1130 - 1200	Air Force: Major General Russell Mack Deputy Commander, Pacific Air Forces, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and the Deputy Theater Air Component Commander to the Commander, U.S. Pacific Command
1200 - 1230	Navy: Mr. Michael Roberts, SES Director, Development and Integration, Program Executive Office, Integrated Warfare Systems
1230 - 1330	Attendee Networking Lunch Sponsored by Lockheed Martin Corporation (Included in Registration Fee)
	Science & Technology Round Table Session Chair: Ms. Penny Moran, Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division Session Co-Chair: Mr. James Cech, Georgia Tech Research Institute
1330 - 1335	Session Introduction
1335 - 1515	1335 - 1345 Moderator: Mr. William Bray, SES; Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, Test &                       Evaluation 1345 - 1355 Dr. Azar Ali, SES; Pacific Air Forces Chief Scientist 1355 - 1405 Mr. John Stephansky; S&T Advisor, Commander, USMC Forces Pacific 1405 - 1415 Ms. Cynthia Holland; S&T Advisor to USPACOM 1415 - 1425 Mr. Roger Carter; S&T Air and Missile Advisor, NORAD & USNORTHCOM 1425 - 1435 Mr. Ross Wilhelm; S&T Advisor, PACFLT 1435 - 1515 Questions for the Panel
1515 - 1540	Afternoon Break
	Joint Integrated Fire Control Session Chair: Mr. James Cech, Georgia Tech Research Institute Session Co-Chair: Mr. Glenn McLeod, Lockheed Martin Corporation
1540 - 1550	Session Introduction & Early Career Award Presentations
1550 - 1610	Program Cooperation and Collaboration is Necessary to Build a Family of Systems RADM (Ret) Jim Shannon, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC)
1610 - 1630	Emerging Threats in Northern PACOM Ms. Jennifer Pels, SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific
1630 - 1650	Modeling Strategic Deterrence Mr. Bill Wilhelm, Lockheed Martin Corporation
1650 - 1710	FIRECAPE Mr. Richard Spadaccini, NAVAIR
1710 - 1730	Leverage of Existing Systems for Rapid Capability Response Mr. Thomas Wiley, Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems
Wednesday, 7 February 2018
0730 - 0815	Speaker Meeting for Wednesday's Presenters Sponsored by The Boeing Company
0730 - 0900	Attendee Continental Breakfast
0730 - 1730	Registration Open
1830 - 2000	Happy Hour Reception (Families & Guests Invited) Sponsored by Raytheon Company
	Track One	Track Two
	Combat ID Session Chair: Mr. Roy Ballard, Air Force Research Laboratory Session Co-Chair: Mr. William Maselko, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems	Advanced Technologies Session Chair: Mr. John Robinson, U.S. Army SMDC/ARSTRAT Session Co-Chair: Dr. Joseph Deroba, U.S. Army RDECOM CERDEC I2WD and Mr. Thomas Shew, Raytheon Missile Systems
0830 - 0835	Session Introduction	Session Introduction
0835 - 0855	Current Non-Cooperative Target Identification Efforts in AFRL Sensors Directorate Mr. Marc Masquelier, Air Force Research Laboratory	Advanced IRST Performance in Clutter Dr. Sarah Willis, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
0855 - 0915	Sustainable Bistatic SAR Target Identification Dr. Ron Dilsavor, Systems & Technology Research	Coupling Advanced Fire Control with Modernized Homing Guidance Mr. John Shirley, U.S. Army AMRDEC
0915 - 0935	PRIDE Bi-Static Data Collection Mr. David Short, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems	Tactical Range LADAR Vibrometer for Combat Identification Mr. Brian Stadler, Air Force Research Laboratory
0935 - 0955	Bistatic Combat Identification Ms. Wendy Garber, Matrix Research, Inc.	Automated Data Exploitation Algorithms for Enhanced Track Purity and Battlespace Awareness Ms. Kayla Broyles, Modern Technology Solutions, Inc.
0955 - 1015	Early Assessment of the Feasibility of Bistatic SAR ATR under the AFRL PRIDE Program Dr. Jonathan Benson, Leidos	Expanding the Battlespace Through Multi-Beam Communications Scheduling and Routing Mr. Ryan Scheidt, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory
1015 - 1045	Mid-Morning Break
	Combat ID, cont.	Advanced Technologies, cont.
1045 - 1050	Announcements	Announcements
1050 - 1110	Shining Light into the Deep Learning Black Box for Ship Identification Mr. Levi Roberts, Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division	Video Synthetic Aperture Radar (ViSAR) RF Targeting in Weather Mr. Vincent Terek, Air Force Research Laboratory
1110 - 1130	Cognitive Processing Techniques in Support of Ballistic Missile Defense Automated Threat Characterization for Discrimination and Weapon Assignment Mr. Stephen Hartley, MTSI	Dynamic Multi-Modal Target Reacquisition Dr. Gregory Arnold, Matrix Research, Inc.
1130 - 1150	Investments, Applications, and Advances in Artificial Intelligence Dr. Karla Spriestersbach, Missile Defense Agency	Stable Extended Target Kalman Filter Dr. Zachary Chance, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
1150 - 1210	Robustness of Combat ID Systems to Adversarial Perturbations Ms. Olivia Brown, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Novel Methods for Tag, Track, and Locate Mr. Michael Strauss, Creative Microsystems Corporation
1210 - 1230	Learning to Learn Discrimination Models for an Evolving Threat Mr. Justin Goodwin, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Enhancing Warfighter Capabilities through Improved CIWS EO/IR Sensors Mr. Sean Keller, Raytheon Missile Systems
1230 - 1330	Attendee Networking Lunch (Included in Registration Fee)
	Track One	Track Two
	Combat ID, cont.	Kill Chain & Distributed Lethality Session Chair: Mr. Michael O'Gara, SPAWAR Systems Center, Pacific Session Co-Chair: Mr. Douglas Ousborne, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
1330 - 1335	Announcements	Session Introduction
1335 - 1355	Video-SAR Fusion with ATI/DPCA Mr. Matthew Shuman, Air Force Research Laboratory	Naval Integrated Fire Control – Counter Air (NIFC-CA) Ongoing Activities and Challenges Mr. Thomas Sokol, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory
1355 - 1415	Best of Breed: SAR ATRbC Mr. Matthew Reardon, Northrop Grumman Corporation	IFC Resource Management to Improve Raid Capacity Mr. Joseph Davis, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory
1415 - 1435	Automatic Target Classification of Ground-Based Threats Mr. James Bopp, United States Air Force	Concepts for the Next Generation Surface Navy Integrated Warfare System Mr. Scott Bewley, PEO IWS
1435 - 1455	F-35 Combat ID Fusion Lessons Learned Mr. Kent Engebretson, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company	Enabling Battle Management via Machine Learning Models of the Human Pilot Dr. Matthew Gombolay, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
1455 - 1515	Extended-Range ASuW ATR Against Denied-Targets – Application of Synthetic Radar Data and Statistical Hypothesis Testing Dr. John Jensen, Naval Surface Warfare Center Weapons Division	Underwater Data Fusion in the Kill Chain Mr. John Green, Naval Postgraduate School
1515 - 1545	Afternoon Break
	Unmanned & Autonomous Systems (Sensors, Weapons & Platforms, including Counter UAS) Session Chair: Dr. Karla Spriestersbach, Missile Defense Agency Session Co-Chair: Mr. Ralph Tillinghast, U.S. Army ARDEC	Kill Chain & Distributed Lethality, cont.
1545 - 1550	Session Introduction	Announcements
1550 - 1610	Autonomous Tactical ISR in Support of Fires Dr. Thomas Walls, Naval Research Laboratory	Radar Imaging with Unknown Motion Dr. Matthew Ferrara, Matrix Research, Inc.
1610 - 1630	Collaborative Operation in Denied Environment (CODE) Overview Mr. William Koenig, Air Force Research Laboratory	Kill Chain Analysis and Modeling Mr. Andrew Berman, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
1630 - 1650	Exploitation Capability Expectations for Autonomous Attritable Aircraft in A2AD Environments Mr. John Werthmann, Leidos, Inc.	"Most Advanced Yet Acceptable” Human-Machine Teaming Ms. Rebecca Gassler, OPNAV N2N6 DWO
1650 - 1710	Swarm of Autonomous Armed Drones Mr. Ralph Tillinghast, U.S. Army ARDEC	Intercept Signature Modeling for Kill Assessment Dr. Jeff Taylor, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory
1710 - 1730	Mobile Force Protection (MFP) Mr. William Koenig, Air Force Research Laboratory	Integrated Battle Management Architecture: Automated Decision Aids Dr. Dana Sinno, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
1830 - 2000	Happy Hour Reception (Families & Guests Invited) Sponsored by Raytheon Company
Thursday, 8 February 2018
0730 - 0815	Speaker Meeting for Thursday's Presenters
0730 - 0900	Attendee Continental Breakfast
0730 - 1630	Registration Open
	Track One	Track Two	Track Three
	Live, Virtual, & Constructive Modeling & Simulation Session Chair: Mr. David Cox, SMDC/ARSTRAT Future Warfare Center Session Co-Chair: Ms. Keri Bailey, Air Force Research Laboratory	Fire Control Platform Capabilities Session Chair: Dr. Stephen Woodall, IERUS Technologies, Inc. Session Co-Chair: Mr. Mark Longbrake, Black River Systems Company	Directed Energy Session Chair: Mr. John Warnke, Lockheed Martin Corporation Session Co-Chair: Mr. Thomas Shew, Raytheon Missile Systems
0830 - 0835	Session Introduction	Session Introduction	Session Introduction
0835 - 0855	The Wrap-Around Artificial Intelligence Tool for Improved Testing (WAIT4IT) Dr. Matthew Wagner and Dr. David Witman, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory	Improved Navy Surface Target Engagement Capability through Rapid Development of Fire Control Software Enhancements Mr. Tom Wimberly, NSWC Dahlgren Division	The Integration of Directed Energy Weapons into Naval Air and Surface Defense Mr. Justin Boyar, Raytheon Missile Systems
0855 - 0915	High Fidelity Ground Based Air Surveillance Radar Simulation System Mrs. Lynn Cistulli, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Extended Range Canon Artillery (ERCA) Fire Control Mr. Manpreet Chopra, U.S. Army	Real-Time Atmospheric Characterization for High Energy Laser Fire Control Dr. Christopher Valenta, Georgia Tech Research Institute
0915 - 0935	Multisystem Simulation with T2OURNAMINT Mr. Jeffrey McHarg, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Integrated Fire Control - Test and Evaluation Capability Mr. Kyle Hoyt, Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems	Directed Energy Weapon Modeling, Simulation & Analysis Mr. James Sewell, Air Force Research Laboratory
0935 - 0955	Overview and Evaluation of Embedded Training for Inflight Pilot Training Ms. Kelly Giang, United States Air Force	Mapping a Combat System: Using Model Based Systems Engineering to Analyze the Zumwalt Integrated Combat System Mr. Erich Kreyling, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory	Evaluation of Collateral Effects for Directed Energy Weapons in the Integrated Weapons Environment for Analysis 2LT Jacob Pridotkas, Air Force Research Laboratory
0955 - 1015	A Proposed Real-Time Sim-Over-Live Digital Simulator for Radar Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing Dr. Erik Chowdhury, Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems	Accuracy Testing and Modeling of Mortar System Mr. Michael Wright, U.S. Army ARDEC	Operationalizing Directed Energy Weapons for the US Navy. High Power Radio Frequency (HPRF) and High Energy Laser (HEL) Weapon Systems. Mr. Christopher Behre, NSWC Dahlgren Division
1015 - 1045	Mid-Morning Break
	Weapons, Munitions, & Engagement Alternatives Session Chair: Ms. Keri Bailey, Air Force Research Laboratory Session Co-Chair: Mr. Robert Strider, U.S. Army SMDC/ARSTRAT Technical Center	Electromagnetic Maneuver Warfare Session Chair: Mr. Ron "Squeek" Henry, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems Session Co-Chair: Mr. Steven Buckley, Navy PEO IWS6	Fire Control Platform Capabilities, cont.
1045 - 1050	Session Introduction	Session Introduction	Announcements
1050 - 1110	Effect of Fragment Mitigation on Collateral Damage Estimation Mr. Brandon Taylor, Air Force Research Laboratory	Real-Time Spectrum Operations Mrs. Penny Moran, NSWC Dahlgren Division	Directed Energy Operational Need and Integration into Aegis Ms. Erika Parenti, Pugh Associates
1110 - 1130	Integrated Weapons Environment for Analysis (IWEA) Kinetic Energy Weapon Effectiveness Ms. Judith Sherrill, Air Force Research Laboratory	Passively Derived EW Battlespace Awareness for Non-Lethal Fires Integration Mr. Matthew Schumacher, NAWCWD Point Mugu	Weapon Orientation for Weaponized Universal Lightweight Fire-Control (WULF) Mr. Michael Wright, U.S. Army ARDEC
1130 - 1150	Presentation Title to be Announced Ms. Ellen MacLean, Black River Systems	Robust Intelligent Control for Cognitive Electronic Warfare Mr. Taylor Killian, MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Teamed Targeting: Distributed Fire Control Systems and Programmable Munitions Mr. Evan Finn, U.S. Army ARDEC
1150 - 1210	Kinetic Energy Damage Model for Simulating Multi-Strike Attacks Mr. Mark Green, Geomechanics Research and Analysis, Inc.	Forward Deployed Collaborative Mission Rehearsal Virtual Reality System Mr. Stephen McIver, NAWCWD Point Mugu	Multi-Mission Automatic Targeting-Remote Operated Weapon Station (ATROWS) Mr. Terence Rice, U.S. Army ARDEC
1210 - 1230	Next Generation Fast-Running Progressive Damage (PD) Methodology Mr. Randy Anderson, Cobia Research	Framing the Electromagnetic Battle Management Problem Mr. Marvin Potts, Air Force Research Laboratory	Introduction of Dual Band Radar into CVN 78 Mr. Robert Ogden, Raytheon Company
1230 - 1330	Attendee Networking Lunch (Included in Registration Fee)
	Cyber Warfare (Threat, Exploitation, Assurance, Attack & Defense) Session Chair: Ms. Jennifer Splaingard, The Boeing Company Session Co-Chair: Ms. Janet Kasmer, The Boeing Company and Mr. Mike O’Gara, SPAWAR Systems Center, Pacific	Theatre & Homeland Joint Integrated Air & Missile Defense Session Chair: Mr. Stanley Schroeder, Lockheed Martin RMS Session Co-Chair: Dr. Stephen Uftring, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
1330 - 1335	Session Introduction	Session Introduction
1335 - 1355	Building Resilient Software and Systems Mr. Andy Farrar, OPNAV N2N6 Digital Warfare Office	Warfighting Capability Assessment Processes and Development Priorities for Integrated Fire Control Ms. Paige Rumberg, Naval Surface and Mine Warfighting Development Center
1355 - 1415	Protecting Aircraft and Avionics from Cyber Vulnerability Dr. Nicholas Kovach, Air Force Research Laboratory	Naval Force-Level Requirements for Integrated Air and Missile Defense --- What They Are, What They Mean for Required Force-Level Capabilities, Ideas on How We Get There, and the Cultural Changes in Warfighting That Will Be Required Dr. Stephen Woodall, IERUS Technologies, Inc.
1415 - 1435	Ensuring the Integrity of Kill Chain Hardware to Strengthen the Warfighter Mrs. Carolyn Sue Randles, USASMDC/ARSTRAT and Dr. John Wallrabenstein, Analog Devices	Distributed Passive EO/IR Sensing for IAMD Threat Warning Mr. John Stewart, Georgia Tech Research Institute
1435 - 1455	Immunizing and Re-Establishing a Trust-Based System for Cybersecurity through Resiliency Mr. Adam Simonoff, NSWC Dahlgren Division	Assessment of Escort Capacity for Fleet Defense Mr. Adam Schnabel, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
1455 - 1515	Using Molecular Communication Systems to Activate In Vivo Bio-Nanorobotic Malicious Code Dr. Gregory Carpenter, GCE, LLC	A Systems Approach to Battle Management Aids Ms. Bonnie Johnson, Naval Postgraduate School
1515 - 1545	Afternoon Break
	Sensor Resource Management/Sensor & Data Fusion Session Chair: Mr. Mark Longbrake, Black River Systems Company Session Co-Chair: Mr. Stanley Schroeder, Lockheed Martin RMS	Multi-Domain Command & Control and Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance Session Chair: Mr. Glenn McLeod, Lockheed Martin Corporation Session Co-Chair: Mr. Ron "Squeek" Henry, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems
1545 - 1550	Session Introduction	Session Introduction
1550 - 1610	Flight Testing Sensor Fusion - Best Practices and Lessons Learned Mr. Paul Foxgrover, United States Air Force	Common Planning Picture: The Future of Centralized Planning / Decentralized Execution Mr. Todd Cloutier, Monterey Technologies, Inc.
1610 - 1630	Multi-Platform/Multi-Spectral Sensor Fusion for Advanced Missile Defense Mr. Dave Hurley, NSWC Dahlgren Division	Adversarial Forecasting with AFRL's Multi-Domain Autonomous Sensing Architecture Lt Timothy Machin, Air Force Research Laboratory
1630 - 1650	Automated Track and Classification Fusion Prototype in Aegis Mr. Chip Sinclair, Lockheed Martin RMS	Next Generation AEW in Future Naval Missions in a Challenging Environment Mr. Marc DeBlasio, Northrop Grumman Corporation
1650 - 1710	Characterizing Target Classification Uncertainty Using Copulas Dr. Christopher George, Boston Fusion Corporation	DEVIANT Updates: Real-Time SAR, GMTI, Tracking, and ATR Dr. Teresa Selee, Georgia Tech Research Institute
1710 - 1730	Full Spectrum Sensor Resource Management (FSSRM) for Passive Situation Awareness and Fire Control Dr. Thomas Frey and Mr. George Hellstern, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics	Multi-Domain Data Fusion and Integration with Applicable Dataset Mr. Shane Carleton, Georgia Tech Research Institute
1730	Adjourn