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sessIon detaIls
Tuesday, 15 February
Integrating BEI into Traditional Intelligence
Processes
Salon 1 Moskau 1415 - 1515
Panel Moderator:
Ms. Cathryn Moore, NGIC
Panel Members:
Ms. Kathy Debolt, TCM B&F
Ms. Jane Fry, C1 MASINT Biometrics, DI ICSP-ASI MOD-UK
Mr. Chris Munn, USD(I)
Biometric technology is key to mitigate transnational security
threats. This technology discovers threat information and links,
and crosses military and law enforcement operations in entry
control, countering crime, counterterrorism, counter-trafficking,
and numerous support missions. This session describes
successes, lessons learned, and challenges for integrating identity
intelligence, biometrics, and forensics information into traditional
and new military intelligence and operations products and reports,
processes, and systems. It highlights successful operations and
challenges integrating activities with law enforcement agencies.
Crowdsourcing Panel
Salon 2&3 Rom 1415 - 1515
Panel Moderator:
Mr. Daniel Morgan, The MITRE Corporation, J2 Innovation Team
Panel Members:
Mr. John Crowley, Crisis Pattern
Mr. Phil Dixon, Google, Inc.
Dr. Eric Frost, San Diego State
Mr. Gary Koch, NORTHCOM
The panel will discuss diverse uses of crowdsourcing, ranging
from crisis response, market research, public service information,
public opinion, and community journalism. The potential to
employ crowdsourcing in support of U.S.-European information
sharing efforts will also be highlighted. Conference attendees
will be invited to question panel members on any aspect of this
fascinating coupling of humans and technology.
Information Sharing to Support Cyber Defense
Salon 4&5 London 1415 - 1515
Mr. Suleyman Anil, NATO
Mr. Jean-Luc Auboin, EU Council
Mr. Michael Coomes, OASD NII
Colonel Laurent Maire, French Army
Ms. Kay Myers, USEUCOM J6/2
This multi-national panel will focus on sharing information to enable
cyber defense with special emphasis on the inherent privacy and
security concerns that inhibit cyber defense. Cyberspace has evolved
into a revolutionary medium for sharing information and ideas
to include those of malign actors. Organizations across national
boundaries must continue to work together to address these actors
and the threats they pose by collectively sharing information within
their accepted cultural norms and organizational policies.
European Technology Panel
Salon 7 Wien 1415 -1515
Dr. Karsten Deiseroth, Cassadian Systems
Mr. Robert Draper, AeroStrategies
Mr. Marc Fiammante, IBM
Dr. Luca Maresi, European Space Agency
Each panel member will make a short presentation related to
European Technology. Following these presentations the panel
will take your questions.
JAC Dissemination Capabilities
Salon 16 Riga 1415 - 1515
Mr. James Brockway, JIOCEUR Analytic Center
Mr. Michael Jacquard, JIOCEUR Analytic Center
This is a look at the capabilities of the JIOCEUR Analytic Center’s Intelligence
Support Division from posting of finished products to rapid development
of web-based applications to speed the processes of digitally producing
and delivering timely intelligence to the warfighter and war planners,
relieve administrative burdens, and assist the analytical effort.
Micro-Satellites for ISR Applications
Salon 17 Riga 1415 - 1515
Panel Moderator:
Major Terry Theim, Air Force Research Laboratory
Panel Members:
Mr. Michael McGuinness, USEUCOM
Dr. Donna Senft, Air Force Research Laboratory
Lieutenant Colonel Robert Terselic, Operationally Responsive Space
Dr. Robert Tomes, BAE Systems
This session is an overview of capabilities of micro-satellites for ISR
applications.