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CHAIR:Jaisha Wray, Political Officer, US Embassy

KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:Group Captain Martin Johnson, Director, National AirDefence and Space Operations, Royal Air Force

Professor Richard Crowther, Chief Engineer, UK SpaceAgency

Kenneth Hodgkins, Director of Space and AdvancedTechnology, US Department of State

Air Commodore Peter Round, Capabilities, Armamentand Technology Director, European Defence Agency

Colonel Jerome Bernier, Chief of Staff at Joint SpaceCommand, French Ministry of Defence

Commodore Christian Anuge, Director ICT, Training andOperations, Nigerian Navy Headquarters

Peter Woodmansee, HQ U.S European CommandMissile Defense Program Manager, EUCOM

Colonel Olaf Holzhauer, Director, Space SituationalAwareness Centre, German Air Force

Jakub Cimoradsky, Officer, BMD Section, NATO

PLUS AN INTERACTIVE PRE-CONFERENCE HALF DAY WORKSHOPTuesday 3rd March 2015, Holiday Inn Regents Park Hotel, London, UK

Advanced Distributed Missile Defence with Spatial Grasp Technology Workshop Leader: Dr Peter Sapaty, Chief Scientist,

Institute of Mathematical Machines and Systems, Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences13.00 - 17.00

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BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:

• Explore the latest advances in ballistic missiledefence, high frequency communication and earthimaging

• Discuss the development of missile defence andEurope's contributions to the overall process

• Listen to US Department of State speak about USnational policy on the positioning, navigation andtiming of GNSS

• Hear from UK, US, German and French militaryspeakers on national space developments

Discussing the role of space as a key component infuture military communications

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Military Space 2015Day One | Wednesday 4th March 2015

8.30 Registration & Coffee

9.00 Chair's Opening Remarks

Jaisha Wray, Political Officer, U.S Embassy

9.10 HOST NATION ADDRESS

Space Security and Operations - a UK MOD perspective

• Defence capabilities, dependencies and risks

• The implications of a number of recent policy initiatives

• Considerations for future development

Group Captain Martin Johnson, National Air Defence and

Space Operations, Royal Air Force

MISSILE DEFENCE

9.50 KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Space and Missile Defense Operations

• Missile Defense reliance on space capabilities - Link

connectivity/communication/Space sensors

• European Phased Adaptive Approach - partnering with

allies

• Shared-Early Warning (SEW)/Passive Missile Defense

Peter Woodmansee, HQ U.S European Command Missile

Defense Program Manager, EUCOM

10.30 Morning Coffee

11.00 European Missile Defence…From Idea to Reality

• A look at the history of missile defence

• How the US and NATO are building the next generation of

missile defence

• Key lessons to operationalizing missile defence

• How cyber will become a key domain for missile defence

Major General (Ret’d) Punch Moulton, Former Director of

Operations and Plans, USAF; Former US European Command

11.40 NATO Ballistic Missile Defence between Wales and Initial

Operational Capability

• Outcomes of the Summit in Wales and BMD

• Overview of current NATO’s work on BMD

• Preview on Initial Operational Capability

• Main challenges and opportunities on way ahead

Jakub Cimoradsky, Officer, BMD Section, NATO

12.20 Networking Lunch

EUROPEAN MILITARY UPDATES

13.40 Space Support for French operations

• Organization and missions

• Illustrations

• Stakes and prospects

Colonel Jerome Bernier, Chief of staff, Joint Space Command,

French Ministry of Defence

14.20 EDA Activities in the Space Domain

• GOVSATCOM

• Space situational awareness

• Critical space technologies and space industry.

Air Commodore Peter Round, Capabilities, Armament and

Technology Director, European Defence Agency

15.00 Afternoon Tea

15.30 German Space Situational Awareness Centre: Addressing the

Congested Space Issue

• Illustrating the space strategy of the German Federal

Government

• Analysing the programmes which are currently underway

• Investigating international cooperation and the benefits which

can be generated

Colonel Olaf Holzhauer, Director, German Space Situational

Awareness Centre, German Air Force

16.10 Sweden and Military Space

• Swedish policy and military space

• FMV space programme

• NAPA3 project

• Sweden and responsive space

Dr Eva Bernhardsdotter, Space Programme Manager, Swedish

Defence Material Administration

16.50 Space Debris Risks for Future Space Missions

• The challenge of space debris

• International steps towards mitigation and prevention

• Technology options

• Future trends

Dr Stephen Hobbs, Senior Lecturer/MSc Course Director,

Cranfield University

17.30 Chair's Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

Asia

Africa

Europe excluding UK

United Kingdom

USA and Canada

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Day Two | Thursday 5th March 2015

8.30 Registration & Coffee

9.00 Chair's Opening Remarks Jaisha Wray, Political Officer, U.S Embassy

9.10 HOST NATION ADDRESSBlurring the boundaries: Dealing with dual use space systemswithin governance/security frameworks• Governing the space domain presents numerous challenges• Dual use space systems increasingly present challenges to

regulators• New approaches are needed to address these emerging

issues• Established and developing frameworks will be considered

and assessed• Objectives for information sharing and cooperation will be

identifiedProfessor Richard Crowther, Chief Engineer, UK Space Agency

9.50 KEYNOTE ADDRESSInternational cooperation in Promoting a Global NavigationSatellite System (GNSS) of Systems• US National Policy on Positioning, Navigation and Timing• Bilateral Cooperation on Interoperability and Compatibility• GNSS Activities of the United Nations• International Committee on GNSS (ICG)Kenneth Hodgkins, Director of Space and AdvancedTechnology, US Department of State

10.30 Morning Coffee

INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON MILITARY USE OF SPACE

11.00 Symbioses Between Different Space Applications forComprehensive Approach Security Missions• Synergies between Global Navigation Satellite Systems,

Remote Sensing Applications and Satellite Communications forthe Mission Area

• Challenges for modern Geo-Support in Civil-Military SecurityOperations and in the Asymmetric Environment

• Basic Mission Data to support Comprehensive Approach andEffect Based Operations

• Interoperability Requirements and Future Perspectives for theEconomical Use of Space Applications

Brigadier General Friedrich Teichmann Director, GeospatialDepartment, Austrian MoD*

11.40 Prospects of Satcom for Internal Security: NigeriaCommunications Satellite in Focus• Concept of internal Security operations in Nigeria.• Merits of using NigComSat1R for Internal security.• Challenges envisaged. • Proffered strategies to mitigate identified challenges. Commodore Christian Anuge, Director ICT, Training andoperations, Nigerian Navy Headquarters

12.20 Networking Lunch

13.40 Operational interest of Satellite Earth Observation and

communications

• Operational GEOINT need.

• Satellite communications support.

• Perspectives and evolutions

Pascal Legai, Elected Director, European Union Satellite Centre

14.20 Security Dimensions of the EU GNSS Programmes (Galileo and

EGNOS)

• Security governance and challenges

• Security dimension in the Galileo services

• Challenges ahead

Jeremie Godet, Head of Security, European Global Navigation

Satellite Systems Agency

15.00 Afternoon Tea

15.30 Pursuing Transparency and Confidence-Building Measures in

Space

• The importance of space capabilities in today’s world

• The challenges created by an increasingly congested and

contested space, environment

• Opportunities

Jaisha Wray, Political Officer, US Embassy

16.10 Distributed Missile Defence with Spatial Grasp Technology

• History of space-related missile defence projects, their strong

and weak points

• Spatial Grasp Technology (SGT) for effective coordination of

large distributed systems

• Tracing, investigating, and impacting multiple moving objects

in air and space by SGT

• Agility and self-recovery of missile defence command and

control infrastructures under SGT

Dr Peter Sapaty, Chief Scientist, Institute of Mathematical

Machines and Systems, Ukrainian National Academy of

Sciences

16.50 Missile Defense: the Space Connection

• Space security implications of missile defense

• Militarization of space

• Weaponization of space

• Effect on arms control

Guilhem Penent, Young Researcher, Institute for strategic

research of “École Militaire” (IRSEM)

17.30 Chair’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two

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HALF-DAY PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPTuesday 3rd March 2015

13.00 – 17.00Holiday Inn Regents Park Hotel, London, UK

Advanced Distributed Missile Defencewith Spatial Grasp Technology

Workshop Leader: Dr Peter Sapaty, Chief Scientist,

Institute of Mathematical Machines and Systems,Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences

Overview of Workshop:The workshop will provide history and current state ofdistributed missile defence systems needing strongsupervision to timely react on unpredictable andasymmetric situations. The Spatial Grasp Technology,already tested on various networked tasks, will beinteractively presented for advanced missile defenceapplications. The related scenarios will be described in aspecial high-level language suitable for both mannedand unmanned components, paving the way for unifiedtransition to fully unmanned solutions of critical missions.

Invited are command and control personnel, missiledefence operatives, system scientists, software engineers.The workshop will provide presentations of advancedideas and existing works in the field of missile defence,also interactive and collective training of how to graspand comprehend (usually counterintuitive) largedistributed systems of different orientations and solvecomplex integral problems in them.

Programme:

13.00 Registration & Coffee

13.30 Welcome & Introductions

13.40 History of space-based missile defence projects,their strong and weak points

14.20 Providing high integrity, agility, and global goalorientation of large distributed systems

15.00 Afternoon Tea

15.20 Distributed missile defence operations in SpatialGrasp language (SGL) and their parallelimplementation

16.10 Simulation and analysis of possible nuclearconflicts

16.50 Discussion Session

17.00 Close of Workshop

About the Workshop Leader Dr Peter Sapaty Chief Research Scientist, Director ofDistributed Simulation and Control, Ukrainian Academy ofSciences, is with networking for 45 years. Except Ukraine,worked in Germany, UK, Canada and Japan asAlexander von Humboldt awardee, project leader,research professor and invited professor, created andchaired special interest group on Mobile CooperativeTechnologies within Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS)project in the US. Invented high-level distributed controltechnology used in different countries and resulted in aEuropean Patent and two John Wiley books, with the thirdone in progress. Published more than 170 scientific papersworldwide on distributed system organizations. Currentareas of interest: models and languages for coordinationand simulation of distributed dynamic systems withapplication in cooperative robotics, emergencymanagement, command and control, and infrastructureprotection. Peter regularly served as workshop organizer,sessions chair, keynote and invited speaker at scientificand defence conferences in the UK, US, Japan, Portugal,Spain, Germany, Singapore, India, and Turkey. His bio is inMarquis Who’s Who in the World and CambridgeOutstanding Intellectuals of the 21st Century.

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