Technology Demonstration Day | Main Summit Day 1 | Main Summit Day 2 | Tactical User Workshops

Main Summit Day 2: Wednesday, January 27, 2010


7:15 Registration & Coffee

7:50 Chairperson's Opening Remarks

John Harms
Director, Analysis, Modeling, Simulation & Experimentation, Integrated Defense Systems
Boeing

Opening Keynote Remarks

8:00 Responsibilities For Cyber Warfare

  • The role of STRATCOM and JFCC-Network Warfare
  • Establishing a sub-unified command structure for cyber warfare
  • Delivering solutions and lending capabilities across all services

Maj Gen Suzanne Vautrinot, USAF
Deputy Commander, Joint Functional Component Command for Network Warfare
United States Strategic Command

Keynote Remarks

8:40 DoD Spectrum Challenges

  • Identifying "gaps" and activities required for successful DoD implementation
  • Potential operational impact

Dr. Ronald Jost, SES
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for C3, Space, and Spectrum
OASD NII/CIO

9:20 Building The Army Global Network Enterprise

MG Susan Lawrence USA
Commanding General
NETCOM/9th SC(A)

10:00 Networking Break

10:45 TIGR (Tactical Ground Reporting) System In Iraq And Afghanistan

  • TIGR (Tactical Ground Reporting) System is a media-rich, geospatial information management/ command and control system for company and below users
  • TIGR was initially deployed to Iraq in January 2007 and proved itself to be an indispensable COIN tool; usage has grown at an unprecedented rate and is now used by all Army units in Iraq and Afghanistan
  • TIGR works effectively on outage-prone, bandwidth limited tactical networks; TIGR is currently undergoing enhancements for mobile access

Dr. Mari Maeda
Program Manager
DARPA

International Keynote Perspective

11:25 Development And Fielding Of Cooperative Network Enabled Command And Control Capabilities

  • C4ISR Requirements resulting from coalition operations in complex environments
  • Provision and sustainment of comprehensive CIS services
  • Information assurance and information security in heterogeneous CIS network structures

Lt Gen Kurt Herrmann, DEU AF
Director
NATO Communication and Information Systems Services Agency

12:05 PEO EIS Capabilities In Support Of Network Enabled Battlefield Commanders

  • Getting programs out of the design and development stage, fielding them and getting them into the hands of the users
  • New biometric capabilities
  • Providing seamless access to data, applications and enterprise services anywhere at any time

Gary Winkler SES
Program Executive Officer, PEO EIS
US Army

12:45 Lunch

Afternoon Keynote Remarks

1:45 How The Network Supports Aides And Assists The Principal Missions In Iraq And Afghanistan

Fred Stein
Distinguished Principal Engineer
MITRE

2:25-3:00 Networking Break

Concurrent Afternoon Tracks

Track A: Network Enabled Command and Control

Track B: Architectures in Support of Net-Centric Operations

3:00 Enabling Decision Superiority Through A Responsive CIS Services Framework In Expeditionary Operations

  • Applying best practices CIS services/ IT support principles and frameworks to the coalition battlefield
  • Mitigating conventional procurement program delays with field proven and sustainable spiral development capabilities
  • The critical value of testing and V&V capabilities for risk mitigating upgrades and federated systems interoperability in operations

Dag Wilhelmsen
Technical Director
NATO Communication and Information Systems Services Agency

3:00 NextGen: Coming Together To Achieve A Critical National Objective

  • Challenges of truly interagency information exchange: some breakthroughs and some brick walls
  • Net centric elements of transforming the National Airspace System by 2025

Col Douglas Wreath, USAFR
Director, Net-Centric Operations Division
Joint Planning and Development Office (JPDO)

3:40 Wireless Network After Next: Building The Future Network For C4I Systems

  • Technology created by the WNaN effort will provide reliable and highly-available battlefield communications at low system cost
  • Development of robust networking architecture(s) that will exploit high-density node configurations from related DARPA programs
  • Update on fielding transition timeline

Dr. Bruce Fette
Program Manager
DARPA

3:40 Managing Sensors In The DoD's Net-Centric Environment: A Live BMD/SSA/Cyber Demonstration

  • Overview of the DoD's NCO vision and architecture
  • NCO enabling technologies (sensor sidecars, services, data feeds, security)
  • Playback of live flight NCO demonstration: Space Surveillance, Missile flight, sensor tasking, cyber attack

Stephan Rejto
Director, Network Centric Operations
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory

4:20 Command And Control At The Platform Level And Below

  • Overview Of TCM Mission
  • Update Of The Current FBCB2 Program
  • Evolution Of FBCB2 _ JCR _ JBC-P
  • Linkage Between C2 And Combat Identification
  • Requirements Evolution For Platform Battle Command

COL Dwayne Carman, USA
TRADOC Capability Manager
Platform Battle Command and Combat Identification TCM PBC CID

4:20 Multi-INT Fusion In Network Centric Operations: Real-Time Decision Support For The Warfighter

Today's defense operations demand a common operating picture and real-time situational awareness. This panel, featuring innovative software developers and system architects from the world of NCW/NCO, will discuss and dialog on the subjects of collecting, fusing and processing Multi-INT data used for real-time decision support and network centric operations

Fred Stein
Distinguished Engineer of Netcentric Operations, MITRE and co-author of "Network Centric Warfare"

Lenny Hoffman
Product Requirements Manager
Objectivity, Inc

5:00 Network Enabled Operations For Enhanced Company Operations (ECO)

  • Identifying unique network challenges in ECO
  • Enabling Command and Control at the company level
  • ECO experimentation including ship-to-objective maneuver (STOM)

Capt Nathan B. Cahoon, USMC
C4 Branch Head, Technology Division
Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory

5:00 Panel: Cloud Computing Requirements For The Tactical User

  • Providing reach back capabilities for the tactical user without sacrificing reliability or security
  • Facilitating time sensitive information sharing at all command levels

Dr. Mary Ann Malloy
Senior Principal Engineer
MITRE

Tim Grance
Program Manager, Cyber and Network Security
NIST

5:40 End Of Main Summit

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