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6th Annual<br />
presents a training conference:<br />
<strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong><br />
Join the<br />
<strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong><br />
Boardroom!<br />
See page 3<br />
for details!<br />
Systems<br />
TM<br />
Implementing Technological<br />
Advances to Own the <strong>Night</strong><br />
July 25 – 27, 2011 | Marriott Hotel Washington, DC<br />
You asked for it: MORE interactive discussion,<br />
hands-on opportunities, and real-world solutions!<br />
USA, USAF, USMC, USN,<br />
DARPA, and more!<br />
Hear about the latest plans, programs, and<br />
R&D from leaders and innovators, including:<br />
Dr. A. Fenner Milton, Director, <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> and Electronic<br />
Sensors Directorate<br />
Dr. Scott Fish, Army Chief Scientist, ASAALT<br />
Col Russell E Smith, USMC, Director, Fires and Maneuver<br />
Integration Division, CDD, CD&I, HQMC<br />
Dr. Nibir Dhar, Program Manager, Microsystems Technology<br />
Office (MTO), DARPA<br />
SGM Pete Gould, USA, United States Army Special Forces<br />
Command (USASFC)<br />
<strong>Night</strong> vision stakeholders, here is your most valuable annual opportunity to:<br />
• Analyze future requirements and trends for night<br />
vision goggles, sights, cameras, displays, and more<br />
• Network with leaders and decision makers from<br />
across the night vision <strong>com</strong>munity<br />
• Hear feedback from operators on how night vision<br />
equipment is performing in theater and where their<br />
most pressing capability needs lie<br />
• Understand current export regulations and how to<br />
make sure you are <strong>com</strong>pliant<br />
Sponsored by:<br />
Media Partners:<br />
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6th Annual<br />
<strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Systems<br />
Implementing Technological<br />
Advances to Own the <strong>Night</strong><br />
July 25 – 27, 2011 | Marriott Hotel Washington, DC<br />
TM<br />
Dear Colleague,<br />
It’s an exciting time to be part of the night vision <strong>com</strong>munity!<br />
With a number of developmental programs currently being funded by US military, as well as<br />
revolutionary technology advances happening in the private sector, there is a new hunger for<br />
next generation night vision capabilities.<br />
For that reason, I am very happy to announce that I will once again be chairing IDGA’s Annual<br />
<strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Systems this July. Over the past five years, this conference has developed into the<br />
premier annual event for the military night vision <strong>com</strong>munity to gather and discuss the<br />
future of the industry. And the 2011 program promises to be our best yet!<br />
IDGA’s 6th Annual <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Systems is the only place to:<br />
• Learn from military directors and PMs, such as Dr. Fenner Milton and Dr. Nibir Dhar, about<br />
their programs, their challenges, and how you can help<br />
• Analyze future requirements and trends for night vision goggles, sights, cameras, displays,<br />
and more<br />
• Hear feedback from operators on how night vision equipment is performing in theater and<br />
where their most pressing capability needs lie<br />
• Discover the latest technology advances, including extended spectral band (such as SWIR)<br />
sensors, and what is on the horizon<br />
• Understand current export regulations and how to make sure you are <strong>com</strong>pliant<br />
This year, we will be assessing cutting edge developments in over<strong>com</strong>ing SWAP challenges, lowcost<br />
thermal imaging, wafer level packaging, miniature power sources, micro displays,<br />
optics and how they will impact operator system enhancements such as image fusion, clip-on<br />
modular features (versus integrated system optimized functionality), and much more!<br />
I highly encourage you to attend this important 3-day event and return to the office with firsthand<br />
knowledge and insight from the most important stakeholders and decision makers<br />
in the <strong>com</strong>munity.<br />
Register yourself and your team today at www.nightvisionevent.<strong>com</strong> or by calling 1-800- 882-8684.<br />
I look forward to seeing you in July!<br />
V/R,<br />
Dr. Joseph Estrera<br />
Senior VP and CTO, L-3 Electro-Optical Sensors<br />
Chairman, IDGA’s 6th Annual <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Systems<br />
Join us on<br />
Be<strong>com</strong>e our fan on<br />
Follow us on<br />
P.S. Don’t miss my pre-conference<br />
<strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Boardroom Session! Get a<br />
crash course in the current state of<br />
the industry and have a seat at the<br />
table in the discussion of where night<br />
vision efforts should be heading!<br />
at http://www.LinkedIn.<strong>com</strong>/groups?gid=2479269<br />
at www.facebook.<strong>com</strong>/IDGA.org<br />
at www.twitter.<strong>com</strong>/IDGAinsight<br />
Who You Will Meet:<br />
IDGA’s 6th <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Systems is a<br />
forum on the latest night vision technology,<br />
programs, and research. You will have the<br />
unique opportunity to interact and network<br />
with an audience of military, government,<br />
academic, and private sector leaders with<br />
titles such as Program Manager and Project<br />
Manager, Branch Head, Project Lead, Chief,<br />
Commander, Scientist and Engineer with the<br />
following responsibilities:<br />
•<br />
NV Lighting Technology<br />
•<br />
Electro-Optics<br />
•<br />
IR Technology<br />
•<br />
Low Light Level Sensors<br />
•<br />
Software Engineering<br />
•<br />
Systems Integration<br />
•<br />
Image Fusion<br />
•<br />
NVD Evaluation<br />
About IDGA<br />
The Institute for Defense & Government<br />
Advancement (IDGA) is a non-partisan<br />
information based organization dedicated<br />
to the promotion of innovative ideas in<br />
public service and defense. We bring<br />
together speaker panels <strong>com</strong>prised of<br />
military and government professionals while<br />
attracting delegates with decision-making<br />
power from military, government and<br />
defense industries.<br />
In addition to our live events, IDGA offers<br />
an online <strong>com</strong>munity dedicated to providing<br />
defense industry professionals with industry<br />
analysis and insights through podcasts,<br />
videos, webinars, articles, and presentations<br />
from key industry leaders. Members of our<br />
online <strong>com</strong>munity are able to extend their<br />
live event experience and interact with the<br />
defense industry by leveraging the<br />
opportunity to network, share ideas, best<br />
practices, and business solutions. Join our<br />
<strong>com</strong>munity today at www.idga.org.<br />
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<strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Resource Day Monday, July 25, 2011<br />
You don’t want to miss the start of IDGA’s 6th Annual <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Systems! In the pre-conference <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong><br />
Resource Day, you will have the opportunity to listen to and discuss with night vision industry leaders the state<br />
and future of the industry. Get in-depth insight into cutting-edge technologies, and understand the military<br />
requirements process. All the while, get to know your fellow delegates and make connections and new contacts.<br />
8:30am – 9:15am<br />
Registration and Coffee<br />
9:00am – 9:45am<br />
The Requirements Process for <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Equipment<br />
How does a military requirement for a piece of night vision equipment <strong>com</strong>e to be? Find out<br />
from a Pentagon requirements officer!<br />
What will be covered?<br />
• The process of creating a requirement<br />
• Timeline and who's involved<br />
9:45am – 10:45am<br />
How will you benefit?<br />
Detector Array Development for High-Performance <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong><br />
Find out some of the latest work from the University of Iowa. Detector array development is an<br />
important area of study for night vision use because the detector array determines the sensitivity,<br />
resolution and speed of a night vision camera.<br />
What will be covered?<br />
• Ideal limits on cooled LWIR and VLWIR detector performance<br />
• Novel device materials and designs for night vision<br />
• Progress towards high-performance uncooled LWIR and VLWIR detectors<br />
10:45am – 11:30am<br />
A Fast Color Fusion Method for <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Enhancement<br />
An efficient color fusion method is introduced to fuse multispectral night vision images. The<br />
fused images resemble natural color scenes and thus can improve observer’s performance.<br />
What will be covered?<br />
• Review of segmentation-based colorization method<br />
• A new channel-based color fusion method<br />
• Comparison of two methods for night vision colorization<br />
11:30am – 12:30pm<br />
Networking Lunch<br />
• Gain in-depth understanding of the life cycle of a requirement<br />
• Understand what influences requirements<br />
Session Leader: Rob Leake, OPNAV N88 Aircrew Systems Requirements<br />
How will you benefit?<br />
• Understand some of the latest developments in detector arrays<br />
• Discover ways you could potentially apply these findings<br />
• Gain insight into how this work could impact night vision technologies<br />
Session Leader:<br />
Dr. Michael E. Flatté, F. Wendell Miller Professor of Physics, Department of Physics<br />
and Astronomy, University of Iowa<br />
How will you benefit?<br />
Practical approach!<br />
Insight from academia!<br />
Color fusion for real-time applications!<br />
• Understand the needs and techniques of night vision enhancement<br />
• Gain insight into a fast color fusion method<br />
• Discuss challenges for field applications<br />
Session Leader: Dr. Yufeng Zheng, Assistant Professor, Alcorn State University<br />
12:30pm – 2:30pm<br />
The <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Boardroom<br />
Want a crash course in what is going on in the night vision world? IDGA’s 6th Annual <strong>Night</strong><br />
<strong>Vision</strong> Systems delegates will be guided through a <strong>com</strong>prehensive overview of the <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong><br />
landscape today. Following the overview, delegates will join in an interactive discussion about<br />
where the industry is headed. Don’t miss this lively and thought-provoking session!<br />
What will be covered?<br />
• The state of the art and future directions in night vision technology<br />
• Current challenges and opportunities<br />
2:45pm – 3:30pm<br />
<strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Work from International Partners<br />
Delegates of IDGA’s <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Systems have asked for more information on the night vision<br />
work of international military partners. This session aims to deliver on that need. Gain a greater<br />
understanding by hearing directly from international military representatives.<br />
What will be covered?<br />
• <strong>Night</strong> vision programs and research and development projects<br />
• Approaches of several different countries and their partnering efforts<br />
3:30pm – 4:30pm<br />
Electro-Optics Center Overview<br />
Penn State’s Electro-optics Center is a Navy (ONR) Manufacturing Technology (ManTech) Center<br />
Program that has expanded to support and develop niche capabilities and partnerships with<br />
industry and academia to provide new and cost effective technology solutions across the DoD.<br />
What will be covered?<br />
• The Center’s programs and how industry participates<br />
• Selected programs of current interest<br />
How will you benefit?<br />
• Learn where the technology is at today and what is <strong>com</strong>ing down the road<br />
• Have the opportunity to voice your opinion on possible solutions and trends<br />
• Discuss key challenges with industry leaders and decision makers<br />
Session Leader: Dr. Joseph Estrera, Senior VP & Chief Technology Officer, L-3<br />
Electro-Optical Systems<br />
How will you benefit?<br />
Claim your seat at the table!<br />
International perspective!<br />
• Discover some of the needs and challenges of international partners<br />
• Make contacts and find out how new partners could potentially get involved<br />
Session Leader: Jean Maheux, Defence Research and Development Canada<br />
How will you benefit?<br />
Important Navy partner!<br />
• Learn how to participate in ONR’s ManTech program and other programs<br />
developing at the Electro-Optics Center.<br />
Session Leader: Karl Harris, Director, Electro-Optics Center, The Pennsylvania<br />
State University<br />
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Main Conference Day One<br />
Tuesday, July 26, 2011<br />
US Army<br />
7:15 Registration and Coffee<br />
8:00 Chairman’s Wel<strong>com</strong>e and Opening Remarks<br />
Dr. Joseph Estrera, Senior VP & Chief Technology Officer, L-3<br />
Electro-Optical Systems<br />
8:10 Multi-Spectral Technology<br />
and Soldier Decisiveness<br />
Dr. Scott Fish, Army Chief Scientist, ASAALT<br />
8:45 Soldier <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Sensors and Lasers Roadmap<br />
(2011 – 2025)<br />
• Near-term capabilities<br />
• Mid-term evolutionary improvements<br />
• Far-term revolutionary vision<br />
Wayde W. Thomka, Technical Management Director, Project<br />
Manager Soldier Sensors and Lasers<br />
9:20 Networking Break<br />
Featuring <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Technology Demos<br />
10:05 NAVAIR <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong><br />
• Enhanced visual acuity<br />
• Current research and development<br />
• Challenges, future plans, and possible ways ahead<br />
Dr. James Sheehy, Chief Technology Officer Naval Aviation<br />
Enterprise, Naval Air Systems Command, AIR 4.0T<br />
10:40 Microdisplay Impacts to Man-Portable IR System<br />
Performance<br />
• Data on core display attributes affecting target range<br />
detection including contrast, gray scale and noise attributes<br />
• Analysis of SNR attributes of microdisplays<br />
• Comparison of display technologies over mil temp ranges and<br />
illumination levels<br />
• Presentation of range impacts associated with microdisplay<br />
selection<br />
Tim Hogan, Sr. Systems Engineer, Kopin Corporation<br />
11:15 Integrated Day-<strong>Night</strong> Sight Technology Program<br />
Overview<br />
• The advantages of SWIR imaging over Image Intensifiers<br />
• The synergism of SWIR and LWIR in fused sights<br />
• The logistics advantages of fused sights vice the plethora of<br />
clip-on devices<br />
Scott VanDerVliet, Principal Investigator, IDNST, Naval Surface<br />
Warfare Center Dahlgren Division<br />
11:50 Advancements in Illumination<br />
• Advancements in long range visible and infrared illumination<br />
Eric Thorstensen, Director, OE Sales, Grote Industries<br />
12:05 Lunch<br />
Exclusive Lunch Sponsor: Grote<br />
Keynote<br />
Crucial ITAR Information<br />
1:00 NSWC Crane Special Missions EO<br />
• Laser and EO/IR systems acquisition, in-service, & technology<br />
transition projects<br />
• Theater support team initiatives<br />
• Perspective on warfighter gaps & future needs<br />
Matt Thurner, NSWC Crane EO Technology Division<br />
1:35 Overview and Progress of DARPA/MTO Advanced<br />
Imaging Programs<br />
• Broadband visible to 5 micron development<br />
• Multi-band development<br />
• High operating temperature MWIR low SWaP technology<br />
• Small pitch SWIR, MWIR and LWIR technology<br />
Dr. Nibir Dhar, Program Manager, Microsystems Technology<br />
Office, DARPA<br />
2:10 Human Factors Considerations in Body-Mounted<br />
Sensing<br />
• Sensing and display strategies<br />
• Information, not just imagery (good or bad)<br />
• Balancing requirements and the inevitable system<br />
performance trades<br />
Dr. Peter L. Marasco, Technology Advisor, EO Target Detection<br />
and Surveillance Branch, Multispectral Sensing and Detection<br />
Division, Sensors Directorate, Air Force Research Laboratory<br />
2:45 Networking Break<br />
3:30 <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Mini-Think Tank Session Interactive!<br />
Delegates will divide into small groups to discuss crucial<br />
technical topics and then summarize their findings to the rest<br />
of the group. Topics include:<br />
• Advances in detectors/image intensifiers (digital intensifiers,<br />
SWIR detectors, germanium on silicon, etc.)<br />
• Emerging signal/image processing techniques (noise<br />
reduction, image enhancement, depth of focus<br />
enhancement, color night vision, etc)<br />
• Reducing size, weight, and power (microdisplay technology,<br />
new packaging concepts, novel optical designs, etc)<br />
Session Leader: Terence Haran, Branch Head for Sensors<br />
and Imaging Systems, Electro-Optical Systems Laboratory,<br />
Georgia Tech Research Institute<br />
4:20 Controls and Regulations for the Export of <strong>Night</strong><br />
<strong>Vision</strong> Devices<br />
• Department of State policies and procedures<br />
• Methods to avoid damaging fines<br />
Ruth Jackson, Division Chief, Military Vehicle and Naval Vessel<br />
Division, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls Licensing, US<br />
Department of State<br />
4:55 Recent Developments in <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Export Policy<br />
• DOD's role in technology transfer<br />
• Updates to DOD's export policy for <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> and<br />
Uncooled Thermal Imagers<br />
Ellen Howden, Senior Scientist, Technology Directorate,<br />
Defense Technology Security Administration<br />
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Main Conference Day Two<br />
Wednesday, July 27, 2011<br />
Operator Perspectives<br />
7:30 Registration and Coffee<br />
8:00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks<br />
Dr. Joseph Estrera, Senior VP & Chief Technology<br />
Officer, L-3 Electro-Optical Systems<br />
8:10 Marine Corps <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> in 2011 and<br />
Beyond<br />
• Warfighter perspective of night vision needs<br />
• Current USMC programs and challenges<br />
• Future requirements<br />
Col Russell E. Smith, USMC, Fires and Maneuver<br />
Integration Division, Capabilities Development<br />
Directorate, Marine Corps Combat Development<br />
Command<br />
8:50 USMC Family of Optical Systems<br />
• Family of Optical Systems (FOS) overview<br />
• Current R&D activities<br />
Ryan Kresse, PM Optics R&D Engineer/FOS Project<br />
Officer, MARCORSYSCOM<br />
9:20 <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Operators Panel Discussion<br />
One of the most anticipated sessions of the conference!<br />
Hear first-hand accounts from a variety of operators<br />
about how night vision equipment is working in theater.<br />
Have your questions ready for the end users!<br />
Panelists include:<br />
CDR Herman Cruz, USN, Aircrew Systems<br />
Requirements Officer<br />
See website for additional panelists.<br />
10:05 Networking Break<br />
Featuring <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Technology Demos<br />
10:50 Advances in <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong><br />
Technology for the Soldier<br />
Dr. A. Fenner Milton, Director, <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> and<br />
Electronic Sensors Directorate<br />
Keynote<br />
11:30 Offensive <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Capabilities – Making<br />
a Shoot No Shoot Decision<br />
• We no longer own the night, NIR proliferation and cell<br />
phone cameras limit active NIR tool use<br />
• Defensive versus offensive night vision capabilities<br />
• Offensive capabilities defined and intermediate<br />
solutions<br />
SGM Pete Gould, United States Army Special Forces<br />
Command (USASFC)<br />
12:10 Lunch<br />
1:10 Integrated vs. Modular Systems – A<br />
Government/Industry Panel Discussion<br />
What will the military ultimately want? What are the<br />
cost and technology considerations? Get ready to ask<br />
the government and industry panel.<br />
Participants include:<br />
SGM Pete Gould, United States Army Special Forces<br />
Command (USASFC)<br />
Dr. Joseph Estrera, Senior VP & Chief Technology<br />
Officer, L-3 Electro-Optical Systems<br />
See website for additional panelists.<br />
Robert M. Stokes, Technical Director, Combat Systems<br />
- Soldier Weapon Sensor Systems, Raytheon<br />
2:10 Networking Break<br />
Featuring Micro Discussion Session – Spin off into<br />
smaller groups to continue to discuss the military’s<br />
future night vision needs.<br />
2:50 Alternative <strong>Night</strong>/Day Visualization<br />
Technologies<br />
• Ultraresolution requirement for digital night vision<br />
• Multispectral & curved sensor & display devices<br />
• Waveguide & <strong>com</strong>putational optics<br />
• Colorless opaqueable visor<br />
Dr. Darrel Hopper, Air Force Research Laboratory<br />
3:30 Advances in Li Ion Batteries – More Energy<br />
for the Warfighter<br />
• Energy needs of the warfighter<br />
• Challenges and issues in Li Ion batteries<br />
• Recent advances for increased power and energy in Li<br />
ion batteries<br />
Dr. Cynthia Lundgren, Chief Electrochemistry Branch,<br />
Army Research Laboratory<br />
4:10 Developments in Image Fusion<br />
• Evaluating fusion of thermal and near-infrared<br />
imagery<br />
• Open discussion on current efforts in image fusion<br />
Mark Livingston, Research Programmer, Naval<br />
Research Lab<br />
4:50 Chairman’s Wrap-up and End of Main<br />
Conference<br />
Great topics, good conference. I’d re<strong>com</strong>mend it to others.<br />
– Raytheon<br />
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6th Annual<br />
presents a training conference:<br />
<strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong><br />
Join the<br />
<strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong><br />
Boardroom!<br />
See page 3<br />
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Systems<br />
TM<br />
Implementing Technological<br />
Advances to Own the <strong>Night</strong><br />
July 25 – 27, 2011 | Marriott Hotel Washington, DC<br />
REGISTRATION FORM 5 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER<br />
1Website:<br />
2 Email: 3 Phone: 4<br />
www.<strong>Night</strong><strong>Vision</strong><br />
Event.<strong>com</strong><br />
info@idga.org<br />
1-800-882-8684<br />
or 646-378-6026<br />
Fax:<br />
646-378-6025<br />
24 Hours a Day<br />
5<br />
Mail:<br />
IDGA - 535 5th Avenue,<br />
8th Floor, New York, NY<br />
10017<br />
Please register me:<br />
Name _________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />
Job Title _______________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />
Organization ____________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />
Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />
City ____________________________________ State/Province __________ Country ____________ Zip/Postal Code ___________<br />
Phone _____________________________________________________ Fax _______________________________________________<br />
E-Mail_________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />
Please register me for:<br />
❑ Main Conference<br />
❑ <strong>Night</strong> <strong>Vision</strong> Resource Day<br />
See Page 6 for pricing details.<br />
❑Please keep me informed via email about this and other related events.<br />
❑Check enclosed for $______________(Payable in US Dollars to IDGA)<br />
Please charge my: ❑AmEx ❑Visa ❑Master Card ❑Discover<br />
Card #________________________________________________________________ Exp Date:_______/________CVM Code:________<br />
Details for making payment via EFT or wire transfer can be found on preceding page.<br />
10474.006/D/SM<br />
www.<strong>Night</strong><strong>Vision</strong>Event.<strong>com</strong>
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