smi group's global milsatcom 2014

Europe’s Leading Military Communications Event for Satellite Professionals Tuesday 4th November - Thursday 6th November | Park Plaza Riverbank hotel | London, UK

Lieutenant General (Rtd) Anil Chait, PVSM, AVSM,VSM, ADC, Chief of Integrated Defence StaffChairman, Government of India Ministry of Defence

Colonel Christophe Debaert, Head of SyracuseProgramme, DGA franceColonel Volker R. Quante, Project Leader SatComBW, The federal Office of BundeswehrEquipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw)Captain Cataldo Lombardi, Navigation,Surveillance and Communication Satellite Systems,Director, Teledife Segredifesa, Italian Ministry ofDefenceColonel Eric E Nicanor PN(M)(GSC) Commander,Naval Communications Electronics andInformation Systems Center, Philippine NavyColonel Atogeba Alobawone, DirectorCommunication, Directorate of DefenceCommunication and Information Systems,Ghana Armed forces

Deanna Ryals, Chief MilSatCom International,MilSatCom Directorate, U.S. Air forceLieutenant Colonel Abde Bellahnid, Directorate ofJoint Capability, SatComs & SAR Requirements,Canadian Department of DefenceColonel Pierre Mattei, Aerospace EngineeringCoordinator, ITA, Brazilian Armed forcesMichael Rupar, Branch Head, TransmissionTechnology Branch, U.S. Naval ResearchLaboratoryMaximiliano Erazu, SAOCOM CommunicationsSystem Engineer, CONAELieutenant Commander Owen Gee, C4/EWRequirements (Maritime), New Zealand DefenceforceColonel A.S Kattala, Tanzania People's Defenceforce Commodore David Greaves, CommanderDefence Strategic Communications, RoyalAustralian Navy

Lieutenant Colonel Cem Sinan Barim, Chief ofSatCom Management Center, Turkish Armed forcesDr Lieutenant Colonel Cihan Ercan, TAF SatelliteProject Officer, Turkish Armed forces

NEW SPEAKERS fOR 2014

Role of Satellite in Operational Situational Awareness- Latest Technological TrendsHosted by Vladimir Stoiljkovic, Business Development Manager, Satellite Applications Catapult

Satellite Interference - Technology and ToolsHosted by Martin Coleman, Executive Director,Satellite Interference Reduction Group

PRE-CONfERENCE WORKShOPS | 3RD NOVEMBER 2014

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SPONSORS

Brigadier General Tip Osterthaler, USAf (Ret), President &Chief Executive Officer, SES Government SolutionsNigel Chandler, Senior Vice President Business Development,Airbus Defence & SpaceNancy ho, Business Development, Airbus Defence & Space Mark Lambert, Vice President Sales & Marketing (EMEA),Advantech Wireless Inc. Jean-françois Bureau, Director of Institutional & InternationalAffairs, EutelsatMoshe (Chico) Tamir, Corporate Vice President, Defense &HLS Division, Gilat Satellite NetworksSimon hoey, Director of Government Solutions, Europe &NATO, harris CapRockDaniel Losada, Senior Director - Defence Systems, hughes Network SystemsEric Watko, Vice President, Telecom and Space Systems,iDirectAndy Start, President Global Government, InmarsatSkot Butler, Vice President, Satellite Networks and SpaceServices, Intelsat General

Dr. Rob Rideout, Director of Strategic Planning, KratosDefense and Security SolutionsMark Valerio, Vice President & General Manager Military SpaceProgrammes, Lockheed Martin Space Systems CompanyKoen Willems, Market Director Government, Defense &Mobility SatCom, NewtecTim frei, Vice President, Communication Systems, SpaceSystems Division, Northrop Grumman Aerospace SystemsD D'Ambrosio, Vice President, Government Solutions, O3b NetworksBrian M Rodriguez, Director Business Development andCapture, Raytheon CompanyCatherine Dargeou, Business Development, Commercial & Military Markets, Thales Alenia SpacePatrick heuline, Head of Marketing - MobileCommunications Systems, ThalesPascal Augier, Product Line Manager, Thales Andy Lincoln, Chief Technical Officer of Tactical SatComNetworks, ViaSat, IncAli Al hashemi, YahService General Manager, Yahsat

CONfERENCE ChAIRMEN

SMi's Global MilSatCom - Europe’s Leading Military Communications Event for Satellite Professionals

Global MilSatCom ExhibitionA SatCom event designed around the needs of the military market

Global MilSatCom is the ultimate platform for companies to showcase their productsand services. Spend time meeting and exchanging ideas with military representativesand commercial peers to make the most of your time at the show. The conference issupported by a busy exhibition hall where you can see the latest technologies andadvances in equipment and services presented by the industry’s leading suppliers.Meet with these industry leaders to get ideas and contacts and see how their latestproducts can put you at the forefront of the MilSatCom arena.

Target your market! Limited exhibition space remaining! Sold out for the last ten years.

for information on how you could get involved please contact:Alia Malick, Director on +44 (0) 207 827 6168 or e-mail: [email protected]

DAY ONEGerard Donelan Vice-President, Governments and Institutions, SES

DAY TWOChristopher Baugh, President, Northern SkyResearch

DAY ThREEPatrick Rayermann, Col.,U.S. Army (Retd) SeniorVice President, BusinessDevelopment, AirbusDefence & Space

INDUSTRY SPEAKERS

ExhIBITORS

Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of SES, I would like to welcome you all to SMi Group’s 16th annualGlobal MilSatCom conference & exhibition.

As a long term member and lead sponsor, SES is happy to be part of thisprominent military satellite communication conference and exhibition. I amalso particularly proud to have been Chairman of this event for the past 11years and have seen it grow into an industry stalwart over the years.

Due to the global financial and economic constraints, reducingexpenditure is a primary concern for many Governments around the world.To manage the reduction in defence budget and at the same timemaximising their information supremacy is the challenge that is being facedby many Governments in planning their respective defence budgets.

Our strategy, therefore as industry professionals, is to rise to this challengeand continue to develop innovative technologies, from software tosatellites and thereby increase the attractiveness and usefulness of ourproducts and services.

This conference is an ideal platform to hear about these ideas in aknowledge-sharing environment involving decision makers, Governmentrepresentatives, military and other leading international industryprofessionals.

Please join in the question and answer sessions, network with industry peersand learn about new breakthroughs in this defence arena. But most of all,enjoy yourselves at this premier annual event in London.

I look forward to seeing you there.

Yours sincerely,

Gerard Donelan Vice-President Governments and Institutions, SES

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Day One I Europe

08.00 REGISTRATION & COffEE

EUROPE

08.40 ChAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS

Gerard Donelan, Vice-President, Governments and Institutions, SES

08.50 french MOD SatCom Roadmap• Technical issues and solutions• Overview of French MOD SatCom approach-ground network

transformation• Athena- mastering international cooperation• Future challenges facing the French MoD MilSatCom programme

Colonel Christophe Debaert, Head of Syracuse Programme, DGA france

09.20 What a Global Satellite Operator can contribute to the European Ambition• Satellite’s key role in providing global defence, security, emergency

response or diplomatic communications• Enabling cost-effective and secure high throughput global services over

Europe• Providing more choice and flexibility through integrated solutions

Jean-françois Bureau, Director of Institutional & International Affairs,Eutelsat

09.50 Italian Defence SatCom – Short term achievements and future Initiatives • Current status of MilSatCom in Italy• Athena Fidus & Sicral 2- An example of successful teamwork• Providing Services to NATO• The future: PPP’s and International Cooperation Opportunities

Captain Cataldo Lombardi, Navigation, Surveillance andCommunication Satellite Systems, Director, Teledife Segredifesa,Italian Ministry of Defence

10.20 Secure & Efficient Satellite Communications• Leveraging international capabilities to provide high quality, local services• Optimising network architecture for tailored solutions

Simon hoey, Director of Government Solutions, Europe & NATO,harris CapRock

10.50 MORNING COffEE sponsored by

11.20 Dutch Military Satellite Update

Captain (RNLNavy) Ulrich Berrevoets, Military SatelliteCommunication Program Manager, Ministry of Defence, The Netherlands

11.50 Achieving Assured Global SatCom Services• Value of information for command control and situational awareness• Catering for evolving and dynamic operational requirements• Importance of operator heritage and support

Speaker name to be confirmed, Airbus Defence & Space

12.20Space Communications Concept for the Last Mile Operations

Patrick heuline, Head of Marketing - Mobile CommunicationsSystems, Thales Pascal Augier, Product Line Manager, Thales

12.50SatCom assurance: Disruptive innovation for disruptive problems• As the demand for satellite capacity continues to grow so does the

importance of protecting this precious resource from the disruptive effectsof accidental and hostile interference

• We present the state-of-the-art ‘tool-box’ of current ground-basedsolutions aimed at addressing this issue and maintaining SATCOM linkquality

• Also provided is a ‘look forward’ at what can be expected from theinnovators in industry in terms of novel technologies designed to tacklethese issues from a new perspective

Dr. Rob Rideout, Director of Strategic Planning, Kratos Defense andSecurity Solutions

13.20 NETWORKING LUNCh sponsored by

14.50 future MilSatCom: finding the Nexus of Affordability, Capability andResilience

Mark Valerio, Vice President & General Manager Military SpaceProgrammes, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company

15.20 Bringing Connectivity where it’s needed most in an Agile OperationalEnvironmentExploring how Militaries can achieve:• Maximum flexibility in BLOS deployments when it comes to ground

infrastructure requirements• More flexible capacity allocation rather than dedicated capacity • Greater portability resulting from reduction in SWaP

Eric Watko, Vice President, Telecom and Space Systems, iDirect

15.50 Leveraging high Throughput Satellites to Increase force Capability withReduced Operational Cost• Global High Throughput Mobile Satellite Services are now a reality

delivering global coverage, high capacity links and outstandingvalue for money

• Presenting results from recent trials and operational deployments toillustrate how this emerging capability can concurrently increase forcecapability and reduce operational cost

Andy Start, President Global Government, Inmarsat

16.20 AfTERNOON TEA sponsored by

16.50 Tactical SatCom - field Considerations and Implementation Examples• SoTM - land and maritime, trade off and technical considerations• Man pack vs man portable• The UAV challenge• Field examples

Moshe (Chico) Tamir, Corporate Vice President, President, Defense &HLS Division, Gilat Satellite Networks

17.20Military SatCom Payload on a Civilian R&D-Satellite - DEU Experiences• Sharing a common satellite bus instead of procuring yet another satellite • Challenges of inter-ministerial co-operation between the departments of

Defence and Economic Affairs and Energy • Different budgeting procedures, different interfaces between government

and industry, different procurement and project management processesColonel Volker R. Quante, Project Leader SatComBW, The federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, InformationTechnology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw)

17.50 Broadband Communications to Ships Operating in the Arctic Region• Operational need, reason for establishing this service• Alternative possibilities for implementing the service• Technical challenges and selected solution• Experiences after a few years of service

Peter Malmberg, Senior Engineer, Satellite Systems, Danish DefenceAcquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO), Danish Defence

18.20 ChAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS AND END Of CONfERENCE DAY ONE

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08.15 RE-REGISTRATION & COffEE

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Christopher Baugh, President,Northern Sky Research

08.50 Next Generation MilSatCom: from a U.S. Department of Defense Perspective• U.S. Air Force current and future MilSatCom architectures• Current studies, efforts, and results that relate to next generation

MilSatCom concepts• Acquisition and technical challenges faced under the current governing

policies• Open dialogue with the international community about collaborative

opportunities in the next generation MilSatCom arenaDeanna Ryals, Chief MilSatCom International, MilSatComDirectorate, U.S. Air force

09.20 Leveraging Commercial SatCom Experience with the U.S. Government inSatisfying Global Government Requirements and Growing Demand• USG fiscal environment has enabled a series of innovative discussions on

new ways of acquiring SatCom capability • Applications driving global government demand boast strong similarities

to that of the U.S. military (mobility, ISR, etc.)• Budgetary constraints and innovations in procurement models are leading

a trend towards global government collaboration to gain access toSatCom capability

Brigadier General Tip Osterthaler USAf (Rtd.), President & ChiefExecutive Officer, SES Government Solutions

09.50 What’s the Role of ComSatCom in the U.S. National Space Architecture of the future?• Modularity and Interoperability in satellite components and buses – how

does this benefit the user? • Hosted Payloads and disaggregated – the blended architecture• Space Policy vs Practice – do we say one thing, but do another?• How the U.S. policy and practice affects International partners

Skot Butler, Vice President, Satellite Networks and Space Services,Intelsat General

10.20Breaking Bad: SatCom Issues and Challenges on the Ground• Operation Enduring Freedom, Winter 2001, Karshi-Kanabad AB (K2),

Uzbekistan• Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2003, Mannheim, Germany• Operation Iraqi Freedom, Iraq• Southwest Asia (SWA) Theater Network Operations Center (TNOC), 2010,

BahrainWehart hosea, Chief -Engineering Branch (Rtd.), DISA CENTCOMfORWARD

10.50 MORNING COffEE

11.20 Providing commercial agility in mission critical environments• Understanding the value of control from a customer perspective• Tailoring the solution mix to meet core and non-core needs• Partnering for the future, not just for today

Nancy ho, Business Development, Airbus Defence & Space

11.50 Emerging Trends in MilSatCom• Mil-Std 188-164B for SatCom• Commercial-Military Hybrids• SatCom on the move• Enabling technologies

Michael Rupar, Branch Head, Transmission Technology Branch, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory

12.20 The Complexity of Government and Defense Operations Urges for Multi-Service MilSatCom Networks • Multi-Service networks tackle various traffic types, services, applications

and satellite return technologies on one platform• Multiservice networks need to contribute to the efficiency of MilSatCom

operations• MilSatCom Operations are not static, the locations of theater change and

more on-the-move applications need to be supported• The MF-TDMA and SCPC choice as return technology is no longer an

issue: get the more efficient Newtec Mx-DMAKoen Willems, Market Director Government, Defense & MobilitySatCom, Newtec

12.50 SatCom Initiatives• Today: Protected Military Satellite Communications• Mercury Global• Medium Earth Orbit Search & Rescue• Tomorrow: Tactical Narrowband Satellite Communications

Lieutenant Colonel Abde Bellahnid, Directorate of Joint Capability,SatComs & SAR Requirements, Canadian Department of Defence

13.20 NETWORKING LUNCh sponsored by

14.20 Protected MilSatCom for Today’s and Tomorrow’s Threats• Growing threats – the need for more than just commercial SatCom• New, more affordable protected SatCom systems for international users• The benefits of Interoperability and international cooperation in protected

SatComTim frei, Vice President, Communication Systems, Space SystemsDivision, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems

14.50Space Technology Activities at Aeronautics Institute of Technology• Short history as an introduction to ITA• ITA as center of excellence in Space Education for Brazilian MoD• Current didactic activities and research• Near future activities

Colonel Pierre Mattei, Aerospace Engineering Coordinator, ITA, Brazilian Armed forces

15.20 Preparing for Transformation in MilSatCom• Accessing global coverage and high capacity • Building on what we have to what we need • Trends in protected SatCom over transponder satellites

Andy Lincoln, CTO of Tactical SatCom Networks, ViaSat, Inc.

15.50Smarter Solutions for An Unknown future• In a world of Defence cuts, what innovations can be fast-tracked from

the commercial environment? • Reducing size and weight of the tactical SatComs terminal • How can we deal with the unpredictability of future MilSatComs

requirements?Mark Lambert, Vice President Sales & Marketing (EMEA), AdvantechWireless Inc.

16.20 AfTERNOON TEA

16.40 Affordable Protected and Resilient SatCom to Meet Global Challenges• Global challenges in today's environment • Protected satcom history and future direction • Affordability and resiliency tailored to mission needs • Global solutions in today's environment

Brian M Rodriguez, Director Business Development and Capture,Raytheon Company

17.10 high Throughput Satellite (hTS) Communications for Government and MilitaryApplications• O3b Networks provides global HTS communications services over a

constellation of medium earth orbit (MEO) satellites;• Unique capabilities include: up to 1.6 Gbps throughput, round trip latency

of 150msec or less, and steerable beams that provide services where youneed it/when you need it;

• Secure gateways strategically located for readily available access to fiberconnectivity;

• Supported applications include: In-theater, deployable 3G/4G LTEbackhaul; Secure global cloud (Big Data) services; latency sensitive ERPapplications, and high throughput maritime communications (>400Mbps)

D D'Ambrosio, Vice President, Government Solutions,O3b Networks

17.40Beyond Line of Sight SATCOM Communications for UAS• Rotary Wing UAS BLOS applications and testing• High Speed ISR Links for Fixed Wing UAS - Tradeoff analysis for next

generation platforms• Small UAS BLOS challenges and approaches

Daniel Losada, Senior Director- Defence Systems, hughes Network Systems

18.10Communications Systems in Earth Observations Satellites (EOS)• Earth Observations Satellites: Communications systems in

scientific space missions• S - Band communications systems: Telemetry command and

Ranging systems used in LEO Satellites. Ground and onboard systems• X-Band communications systems: High Data rate systems, modulation

types and ground and onboard systems• System communication channels for next generation of EOS: Challenges

and opportunitiesMaximiliano Erazu, SAOCOM Communications System Engineer,CONAE

18.40 ChAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS AND END Of CONfERENCE DAY TWO

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08.30 RE-REGISTRATION & COffEE


Patrick Rayermann, Col., U.S. Army (Retd) Senior Vice President,Business Development, Airbus Defence & Space

ASIA-PACIfIC

09.00KEYNOTE ADDRESS:Acquisition Plans and Procurement Procedures in India• Capability building and its challenges• Self-reliance and indigenization• Procurement procedures• Incentivisation and promotion – Defence Industry

Lieutenant General (Rtd) Anil Chait, PVSM, AVSM, VSM, ADC, Chief of Integrated Defence Staff Chairman, Government of IndiaMinistry of Defence

09.30 Operating in a Bandwidth Constrained Satellite Environment• Know what you need to communicate• Reducing overhead• Providing Reliability and Availability to the user• A Strategy to remain connected

Lieutenant Commander Owen Gee, C4/EW Requirements(Maritime), New Zealand Defence force

10.00 Enabling higher Throughput On-The-Move Services for Growing Global ISR Demands• Optimising performance in support of military operations• Providing more choice and flexibility through integrated solutions• Accommodating future needs

Nigel Chandler, Senior Vice President Business Development,Airbus Defence & Space

10.30Way Ahead for Philippine Navy SatCom• Considering holistic SatComs solutions• The possibility of hosted payloads• Managing SatCom efficiently- leasing of smaller satellites

Colonel Eric E Nicanor PN(M)(GSC), Commander, NavalCommunications Electronics and Information Systems Center, Philippine Navy

11.00 Australian Defence force Update• Strategic Drivers - The Australian Context• Current and Approved Future Capabilities• What next?

Commodore David Greaves, Commander Defence StrategicCommunications, Royal Australian Navy

11.30 MORNING COffEE

12.00 Turkish Military Satellite Communication-Today & future• Turkish Armed Forces (TAF) MilSatCom Capabilities• Research & development projects

Dr Lieutenant Colonel Cihan Ercan, TAF Satellite Project Officer,Turkish Armed forcesLieutenant Colonel Cem Sinan Barim, Chief of SatComManagement Center, Turkish Armed forces

12.30 PANEL DISCUSSION:Acquisition Plans and Procurement Procedures in Asia-Pacific

MIDDLE EAST & AfRICA

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YahService - The Evolution of Satellite Communication Services • The development of the Ground Terminals and how Yahsat predict

the future of satellite services industry

Ali Al hashemi, YahService General Manager, Yahsat

13.10 Breakthrough MilSatCom Solutions• Advanced MilSatCom Architecture focusing on scalability and flexibility

• Addressing evolutions and challenges of a SatCom mission over the

lifetime of a new generation satellite

Catherine Dargeou, Business Development, Commercial & Military

Markets, Thales Alenia Space

13.40 NETWORKING LUNCh

14.40 MilSatCom in the Ghana Armed forces: The Strategic Roadmap • A case for MilSatCom in the Ghana Armed Forces

• Operational deployment and challenges in the

procurement of SatCom assets

• The strategic roadmap

Colonel Atogeba Alobawone, Director Communication,

Directorate of Defence Communication and Information Systems,

Ghana Armed forces

15.10Tanzania People’s Defence forces Update• Current usage of MilSatCom in operations

• Overcoming MilSatCom difficulties in the terrain

• Future plans for SatCom in Tanzania

Colonel AS Kattala, Tanzania People's Defence force

15.40 AfTERNOON TEA

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MilSatCom in Nigeria - Nigerian Air force Perspective• Overview of Nigerian land and sea based economic interest

• Nigerian SPACE Roadmap and SatCom infrastructure

• Nigerian Air Force MilSatCom efforts and projections

• Intended SatCom projects

Group Captain NV Aguiyi, Director, Directorate of Space

Science Technology, Nigerian Air force

16.40 PANEL DISCUSSION:Middle East & African SatCom Challenges

16.50Open for business: how UK Government Policy is Supporting UK Industry• Why the focus on the space sector?

• UK National Strategy

• Creating the right environment

• What next?

Catherine Mealing-Jones, Director Growth, Applications

& EU Programmes, UK Space Agency

17.20 ChAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS AND END Of CONfERENCE

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PRE-CONfERENCE WORKShOPS I 3RD NOVEMBER 2014 I PARK PLAZA RIVERBANK hOTEL I LONDON, UK

Workshop Overview

Satellite technology (e.g., earth observation and satellite AIS) isused as a situational awareness tool due to its global coverageand ability to monitor large geographical areas, primarily incases of natural disasters (e.g., floods and earthquakes). Themore widespread use is hampered by high costs ofmanufacturing and launching satellites as well as infrequentdata updates. The workshop will look at the latesttechnological developments which will considerably reducethe capital and operational costs and increase the datadelivery frequency.

Who Should Attend?

The workshop is aimed at personnel involved in use anddelivery of operational situational awareness tools. Delegateswill get broad understanding of the latest technological trendsand benefits they will bring to end-users.

8.30 Welcome coffee and registration9.00 Current status – overview of market and

technology trends9.30 Latest technological advances in:

• Nano and Micro Satellites• Small Satellites• Payloads (instruments) for small satellites

10.00 Operations and ground stations• Inter-satellite communications

10.30 Morning Coffee

11.00 Platforms and applications• Tracking people and assets

11.30 Role of SatCom in delivering OSA capabilities to the theatre – integrated SatCom terminals

12.00 Close of Workshop

About your Workshop Leader

Vladimir Stoiljkovic is a Business Development Manager atSatellite Applications Catapult. He has been involved in thefield of telecommunications for over 20 years and hasexperience of a range of technologies for satellitecommunications and navigation, spanning commercial andmilitary land, airborne and naval applications.

Company Profile

Satellite Applications Catapult Ltd is one of a network of UKtechnology and innovation companies, developed by theTechnology Strategy Board, which aims to drive economicgrowth through the commercialisation of research. Our visionis to support UK industry through the acceleration of the growthof satellite applications and to contribute to capturing a 10%share of the global space market predicted by 2030. This willmore than quadruple the current UK space-related economyand create around 100,000 new high-tech jobs across thecountry. www.sa.catapult.org.uk

A: Role of Satellites in Operational SituationalAwareness – Latest Technological Trends

Hosted by Vladimir Stoiljkovic, Business Development Manager, Satellite Applications Catapult8.30-12.00

Workshop Overview

Satellite services are widely used by the commercial sector andthe military. Reliance on detecting minute signals in a fog of radiofrequency “noise” interference, either unintended or deliberate, isa concern to maintaining assured and reliable communicationslinks to all. This Masterclass describes the technology and toolsused to mitigate interference through commercial sector initiativesand explore how interference is managed and reduced.Presenters from the IRG, SAT Corporation and Newtec will look atthe challenges posed by this important issue, identify current andpotential solutions, describe what is being done within the satellitecommunity to ensure that robust satellite communications can besustained as services rapidly expand.

Agenda13.00 Welcome coffee and registration13.30 Introduction to presentation team and workshop13.35 Setting the Scene:

• Interference in context• The Interference Problem

13.50 Geolocation – everything you need to know!Including - “On-Board” the Satellite

14.45 Afternoon Tea15.00 Carrier ID

• Where we are• How it works• How to implement it

16.00 VSAT Networks the next big issue!• The Statistics• The Causes• Proposed Solutions• The Next Steps

16.45 Summary and conclusions17.00 Close of Workshop

About your Workshop Leader

Martin Coleman: from starting Colem, a services, design andproject management consultancy in 1992 and using his previousexperience in network management systems he developedsatellite & broadcast control system products for Corporate,SNG/Flyaway and Wireless Cameras including enhancedAutomation, Intelligent Device Configuration and Mediamanagement. Martin works with numerous broadcasters andsatellite operators to improve their operational processes andcontrol. In addition, Martin has been an active player in helpingreduce interference and as Executive Director of the SatelliteInterference Reduction Group (IRG) has evolved a global ETSI/DVBCarrier ID (CID) specification for all SCPC/MCPC transmissions(Video & Data) as well as the original NIT CID issued by WBU-ISOGin 2008. He is committed to seeing Carrier ID being rolled out from1st January 2015. In addition, his group has been heavily involvedwith the ITU and major broadcasters in dealing with IntentionalInterference and this has led IRG to initiate new standards andprocesses within the Geolocation industry. IRG supports majorgroups such as APSCC, CASBAA, GVF, SMi, SSPi and WTA in gettingall interference initiatives advanced. Prior to setting up Colem,Martin was an engineer in charge of various BT satellite projects forMadley & Goonhilly earth stations in the UK. His background is bothsatellite and international telecommunications.

Company Profile

The Satellite Interference Reduction Group (IRG) is a leadingorganization working to reduce satellite frequency interference. Itcomprises three main working groups, covering Carrier ID,Intentional Interference, and VSAT. The Group’s membership iscomprised of satellite operators, users, uplinkers, service providers,equipment vendors and other organisations with a stake incombating radio frequency interference. For more information,please visit www.satirg.org

B: Satellite Interference – Technology & ToolsHosted by Martin Coleman, Executive Director, Satellite IRG

13.00-17.00

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SES is a world-leading satellite operator with a fleet of 55 geostationary satellites. SES is trusted by governments and publicinstitutions around the world to deliver vital communication links. Our global satellite fleet helps deliver successful independentsecurity, defence, civil and industry projects that serve your specific requirements, including hosted payloads and bespokenetworks. SES also provides services to broadcasters, content and internet service providers, mobile and fixed networkoperators and business organisations worldwide. SES stands for long-lasting business relationships, high-quality service andexcellence in the satellite industry. The culturally diverse regional teams of SES are located around the globe and work closelywith customers to meet their specific satellite bandwidth and service requirements. Further information under: www.ses.com

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Established in 1977, Eutelsat is one of the world's leading and most experienced operators of communications satellites. Thecompany provides capacity on 36 satellites to clients that include broadcasters and broadcasting associations, pay-TVoperators, video, data and Internet service providers, enterprises and government agencies. Eutelsat’s satellites provideubiquitous coverage of Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific and the Americas, enabling video, data, broadband andgovernment communications to be established irrespective of a user’s location. Headquartered in Paris, with offices andteleports around the globe, Eutelsat represents a workforce of 1,000 men and women from 32 countries who are experts intheir fields and work with clients to deliver the highest quality of service. For more about Eutelsat please visit www.eutelsat.com

Gilat is a leading provider of satellite-based broadband communications products for major defense organizations around theworld. The company’s antennas, BUCS, modems and VSATS feature minimized SWAP (Size, Weight and Power), making themideal for a variety of SOTM requirements including UAV and other airborne applications, Homeland Security and C4I.www.gilat.com

harris CapRock Communications is a premier global provider of managed satellite and terrestrial communications solutions,specifically for remote and harsh environments including the energy, government and maritime markets. Harris CapRockowns and operates a robust global infrastructure that includes teleports on six continents, five 24/7 customer support centers,local presence in 23 countries, and over 275 global field service personnel supporting customer locations across NorthAmerica, Central and South America, Europe, West Africa and Asia Pacific. www.harriscaprock.com

hughes Europe is a market leader of Managed Network services, providing high quality managed solutions across Europeusing all available technologies, such as DSL, VSAT and 3G/4G, to deliver 100 per cent coverage. Hughes’ Defence division, DISD, keeps troops connected beyond-the-line-of-sight – on land, in the air, and at sea. For further information, please visit: www.hugheseurope.com and www.defense.hughes.com

iDirect is transforming the way the world gets and stays connected. The company’s satellite-based IP communicationstechnology enables constant connectivity for voice, video and data applications in diverse and challenging environments.These include supporting mobile connectivity across land, sea and air; providing rural telephony and Internet broadband; andmaintaining communications in the wake of disasters and network failures. www.idirect.net

Inmarsat Global Government is a trusted provider of reliable, secure, affordable voice and high-speed data communicationssolutions, streamlined and optimized for the unique needs of Government users across the globe. Our portfolio deliversinnovative and compelling solutions leveraging commercial and military technologies that ensure global, seamless mission-critical communications capability. www.inmarsat.com

Intelsat General provides satellite communications solutions to military, commercial and government customers over Intelsat’sfleet of more than 50 satellites and a global terrestrial network of teleports and fiber infrastructure. From remote militaryoutposts, disaster recovery sites and U.S. embassies to health and homeland security agencies, Intelsat General’s solutionssupport even the most complex operations, from routine to mission critical, anywhere on the globe. These solutions addressthe numerous communications challenges inherent in a wide range of applications. From Airborne ISR/UAV scenarios toDistance Learning to Logistics, Intelsat General engineers can enhance government, military and commercialcommunications to allow customers to achieve their mission objectives. Based in Bethesda, MD, Intelsat General is an indirect,wholly owned subsidiary of Intelsat S.A, the world’s largest and most experienced provider of fixed and mobile satellite servicesfor many of the world’s leading media and network companies, ISPs and government agencies. www.intelsatgeneral.com

For more than 30 years, Kratos has been the acknowledged leader in providing secure management, delivery and distributionof data and information from space and terrestrial-based platforms into networks for defense, intelligence, government andcommercial satellite and aerospace applications. Solutions represented at Global MilSatCom include those from the Kratosfamily of companies, including SAT Corporation, RT Logic, and Kratos Integral Systems Europe, which combine market leadingCOTS products, custom developed modular software, and advanced engineering services to address the specific needs ofpartners and customers. www.kratosdefense.com

Headquartered in Bethesda, Md., Lockheed Martin is a global security and aerospace company that employs about 116,000people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration andsustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services. www.lockheedmartin.com

Newtec Cy n.v./s.a. is a global industry leader in satellite communications, offering state-of-the-art COTS products andsolutions for Government, Defence, Broadcast, Broadband Access and Trunking applications. Headquartered in Belgium,Europe, Newtec has multiple regional offices to support its track record worldwide installations, partners and customers. Overthe years, Newtec has built an outstanding reputation for its innovative, quality and reliable SatCom equipment and support.www.newtec.eu

Northrop Grumman Corporation is a leading global security company providing innovative systems, products and solutions togovernment customers worldwide. Northrop Grumman has a well-established international presence serving customers inEurope, the Middle East and Asia Pacific regions. Northrop Grumman has provided protected satellite communicationspayloads for the military for 30 years - the only company that provides this capability – and is now developing increasinglyaffordable protected solutions. www.northropgrumman.com

O3b Networks has a unique global communication satellite solution that addresses the challenges experienced bygovernments and militaries globally. O3b’s Medium Earth Orbit (MEO), high throughput satellite (HTS) constellation providesgovernment and military customers in the region with a low latency (<150 msec), high throughput (over 1 Gbps), andaffordable alternative (at least 30% less than GEO Ku) to connect central and remote operations with each other and the restof the world. This reliable, flexible and secure global communications service allows government and military users, particularlyin the underserved regions of the world, to enjoy the benefits of high-speed connectivity, where and whenneeded. www.o3bnetworks.com

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Raytheon Company, with 2013 sales of $24 billion and 63,000 employees worldwide, is a technology and innovation leaderspecializing in defense, security and civil markets throughout the world. Raytheon is headquartered in Waltham, Mass. Formore about Raytheon, visit us at www.raytheon.com and follow us on Twitter @raytheon.

Thales Alenia Space, a joint venture between Thales (67%) and Finmeccanica (33%), is a key European player in spacetelecommunications, navigation, Earth observation, exploration and orbital infrastructures. Thales Alenia Space and Telespazioform the two parent companies' “Space Alliance”, which offers a complete range of services and solutions. Because of itsunrivaled expertise in dual (civil/military) missions, constellations, flexible payloads, altimetry, meteorology and high-resolutionoptical and radar instruments, Thales Alenia Space is the natural partner to countries that want to expand their spaceprogram. The company posted consolidated revenues in excess of 2 billion euros in 2013, and has 7,500 employees in sixcountries. www.thalesaleniaspace.com

Thales is a global technology leader for the Defence & Security and the Aerospace & Transportation markets. In 2012, thecompany generated revenues of e14.2 billion with 65,000 employees in 56 countries. With its 25,000 engineers and researchers,Thales has a unique capability to design, develop and deploy equipment, systems and services that meet the most complexsecurity requirements. Thales has an exceptional international footprint, with operations around the world working withcustomers and local partners. www.thalesgroup.com

With ViaSat's satellite communications and cybersecurity systems and services, warfighters can securely access informationanywhere: Worldwide mobile broadband service for airborne ISR/C2 comms-on-the-move; UHF to Ka SatCom; High-capacitysatellite broadband service, man-portable terminals, and payload/infrastructure design; Hard drive encryption, securenetworks, secure wireless/smartphone; Real-time situational awareness/C2 and Blue Force Tracking. www.viasat.com

Based in Abu Dhabi, Al Yah Satellite Communications Company PrJSC (Yahsat) provides multipurpose satellite solutions(government and commercial) for broadband, broadcast, and communications use across the Middle East, Europe, Africa,Central and South West Asia. Yahsat is the first company in the Middle East and Africa to offer multi-purpose satellite services,including: YahClick – offers home solutions, business solutions and transportable solutions; YahService – offers managedsolutions and government capacity; YahLink – offers IP trunking solutions, corporate networking capacity and backhaulingcapacity Yahsat’s first satellite Y1A was successfully launched in April 2011 and the company’s second satellite Y1B wassuccessfully launched in April 2012. Yahsat is wholly owned by Mubadala, the Abu Dhabi based investment and developmentcompany. To learn more about Yahsat or Mubadala Development Company log onto: www.yahsat.ae or www.mubadala.ae.

Anatech Electronics, Inc., is a privately-held, ISO 9000:2000-certified company founded in 1990 that focuses on the design andmanufacturing of RF and microwave filters and related products. Our broad array of products are employed in commercial,aerospace and defense, and industrial applications throughout the world. We specialize in rapidly responding to customerneeds and creating cost-effective solutions to meet them. Please visit www.anatechelectronics.com for further information.

Boeing Space and Intelligence Systems (S&IS), headquartered in El Segundo, Calif., is the company's center for all intelligencesystems and government/ commercial satellite systems. S&IS offers end-to-end intelligence services and has competency inlarge-scale systems integration; intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems; and navigation and communicationsystems. www.boeing.com

Comtech Telecommunications Corp. designs, develops, produces and markets innovative products, systems and services foradvanced communications solutions. Its solutions play a vital role in providing or enhancing communication capabilities whenterrestrial communications infrastructure is unavailable, inefficient or too expensive. These divisions are exhibiting: Comtech EFData and Comtech Xicom Technologies. www.comtechtel.com

DataPathDataPath, formerly Rockwell Collins SATCOM products, specializes in designing, manufacturing and supportingcustom and commercial-off-the-shelf field SATCOM solutions. Our solutions are backed by industry leading management tools,customer care and field support. At DataPath we are passionate about developing easy-to-use solutions that help our clientsDefy Boundaries by DesignTM. www.datapath.com

ELTA Systems Ltd., a group and subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries, is a leading defense electronic company in the fieldof Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISTAR), Early Warning and Control, Homeland Security and Self Defense. ELTAoffers comprehensive solutions based on in-house developed Radar, Electronic Warfare & Communication systems ; includingadvanced SATCOM solutions for airborne, naval and ground based platforms. www.elta-iai.com

ESL is a leading global communications solutions provider and system integrator, focused on delivering customized solutionsto Governments as well as to the commercial shipping and offshore industries. ESL provides mobile communication solutionstailored to individual requirements regardless of location, service, or technology required. www.eurosatlink.com

GATR manufactures deployable inflation-rigidized satellite communication terminals, which dramatically reduce the weightand volume of SATCOM terminals (by as much as 80%) used for rapid deployment of high-bandwidth data/voice/videoconnections. GATR terminals have been used all over the globe by the U.S. and allied military, intelligence, diplomatic andhomeland security organizations Ku-, C-, and WGS certified X- and Ka-bands. www.gatr.com

Klas Telecom has over 22 years of experience specializing in the engineering and development of remote access networkingequipment for U.S. and international SATCOM and other deployable networking environments. Over 10,000 governmentsatellite-based communication deployments have relied on Klas Telecom technology, and the company has supported over2,000 unique secure network deployments to remote locations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Klas Telecom’s latest Voyager productline leverages Inmarsat and other satellite service provider technology to equip communications operators with the smallest,most capable and scalable networking systems on the market. www.klastelecom.com

L-3 GCS is a leading provider of quick-deploy, auto-acquire VSAT terminals and space segment. Our product lines include theman-pack Panther terminal to the Hawkeye auto-acquire VSAT terminals in sizes ranging from 1.2M to 2.4M.www.globalcoms.com

ST Electronics (Satcom & Sensor Systems) offers its signature Agilis range of RF products for satellite broadbandcommunications. Customers in more than 100 countries have implemented these comprehensive suites of RF products,supported by our experienced in-house design team, advanced manufacturing facility and regional service centres. Withdecades of proven track record and team of professionals, we provide the widest choice, innovative and reliable productsto our customers globally. www.stee.stengg.com

Ultra Electronics, GigaSat is a leading supplier of highly portable satellite communications systems for government and securebroadband data applications. Innovative composite materials are utilised in our comprehensive portfolio of terminals whichare MIL-STD accredited and are fully certified for operation on the Wideband Global Satellite (WGS) constellation of satellites.www.ultra-gigasat.com

For more than 27 years, WORK Microwave’s Satellite Communications (SatCom) Technologies division has been a leadingprovider of high-performance, advanced satellite communications equipment. This equipment is designed for use bytelecommunications companies, broadcasters, integrators, and government organizations operating satellite earth stations,satellite newsgathering vehicles, flyaways, and other mobile or portable military or commercial satellite communicationsolutions. With a comprehensive portfolio that includes satellite up/down converters, DVB-S/S2 modulators and demodulators,modems, and redundancy switch systems, WORK Microwave is renowned for helping operators get the most out of expensivesatellite bandwidth, optimizing data transport, and dramatically improving satellite signal quality. The rugged designaccording to MIL-Std provides military customers with an extremely reliable product suitable even under adverseenvironmental conditions. www.work-microwave.de/SatCom_technologies.html

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There are still some sponsorship and exhibition packages available on a first-come, first-served basis, for more information please contact Alia Malick, Director, MilSatCom on +44 (0) 207 827 6168 or

e-mail: [email protected]

Eutelsat will be hosting an Evening Dinner at the end of Day 1. This eventwill take place after the SES Drinks reception and will be hosted in the restaurantin the hotel. Places are strictly limited and will be invitation only.

This year’s reception will be held in the Thames Suite and will be hosted by SES at theend of the conference on Day 1.

SMi Group and our sponsor, Lockheed Martin will be hosting a pre- conferencedinner in the Thames Suite at the conference venue in the evening after thepre-conference workshops. Places are subject to limited availability.

Networking Opportunities at Global MilSatComEurope's leading independent military communications event for satellite professionals offersunrivalled networking opportunities. Leave Global MilSatCom 2014 having forged new workingrelationships and strengthened your current ones.• Directly engage with military representatives from around the world. • Dedicated Question & Answer sessions during the conference will give you the opportunity

to get your questions across to the people that matter. • Visit the large exhibition area to meet with your industry peers and assess the latest

technologies and services on offer. • Networking breaks and lunches will allow you to discuss the key topics from the conference

with your colleagues. • Networking drinks and dinners pre-conference and after days 1 and 2 of the event.

NETWORKING RECEPTIONS

Monday 3rd November – Pre-Conference Gala Dinner

Tuesday 4th November – Drinks Reception

Tuesday 4th November – Evening Dinner

Airbus Defence & Space and SMi Groupare delighted to invite delegates of

Global MilSatCom onboard a Thames River Cruise toexperience a unique dimension of the capital city.Experience a 360º view of London on one of the oldest traderoutes in the world, delivering clear and exceptional viewsfrom the vessel’s all glass structure. Transport will depart fromthe conference venue at 19:00, with return transport at 21.00from Embankment Pier.

Wednesday 5th November – The Bateaux Reception

Two NEW workshops from two NEW workshop leaders

Role of Satellite in Operational Situational Awareness - Latest Technological Trendshosted by Satellite Applications Catapult

Satellite Interference- Technology and Toolshosted by Satellite Interference Reduction Group

New Refreshment StationiDirect will be sponsoring a new feature for this year’s event - a soft drinks refreshment station outside the conference. You will have the opportunity to go and help yourself to thewide variety of soft drinks.

New Countries to Speak for 2014: Turkey, India, Argentina, Tanzania and Ghana

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following the success of last year’s venue change to Park Plaza Riverbank hotel,we are pleased to announce we will be returning to Park Plaza Riverbank hotel forGlobal MilSatCom 2014

If you wish to book accommodation for the conference at the luxurious Park PlazaRiverbank Hotel, we can make the booking on your behalf at SMi's specialdiscounted rates. To make a reservation and receive the discounted rate, pleasecall us on +44 (0) 20 7827 6000 or email [email protected] or use thefollowing link: www.parkplaza.com/global-milsatcom

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What have past attendees said about Global MilSatCom?

“I am always pleased to participate in this annual event. The SMi Group does a superb job in arranging the right

speakers, sponsors and activities....so my hat is off to your outstanding coordination efforts.”harold haney, USSTRATCOM

“As a newcomer to Global MilSatCom, I can tell you that I absolutely got a lot out of the event and I hope to get to future meetings. It was an

excellent event and the SMi team did a fantastic job.”Deanna Ryals, MilSatCom Systems Directorate, U.S. Air force

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