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Thursday, 17 February
Integration of Military Identity Intelligence and
Operations with Law Enforcement Processes
Salon 1 Moskau 0935 - 1035
Panel Moderator:
Mr. Marcel Boogaard, HSB identification B.V.
Mr. Matt Schneider, Department of Homeland Security
Mr. William Vickers, 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.
Pacific Disaster Center – Overview and Lessons
Learned (Repeated)
Salon 2&3 Rom 0935 - 1035
Mr. Peter Colvin, Pacific Disaster Center
Mr. John Livengood, Pacific Disaster Center
This presentation will be an overview of the Pacific Disaster
Center and lessons learned during the Haiti earthquake and other
disasters around the world.
DoD’s Vision for Unclassified Information Sharing
Salon 4&5 London 0935 - 1035
Mr. William Barlow, OASD(NII) DoD CIO(IIS)
This presentation will provide an overview of the DoD’s vision
for unclassified information sharing and the strategic goal to
provide a capability at the department level. Intent is to make the
audience aware of the progress the U.S. DoD has made in fielding
an unclassified information sharing capability to foster better
coordination, collaboration, and communication with non-DoD
organizations and responders.
sessIon detaIls
Joint Intelligence Operations Center (JIOC) IT &
the Defense Intelligence Enterprise: An Integrated
Way Ahead
Salon 7 Wien 0935 - 1035
Mr. Thomas Tucker, USBICES PM
The Department of Defense’s fully integrative approach to
intelligence collection, processing, analysis, and information
sharing support to the Combatant Command JIOCs, designed to
improve situational awareness and empower military and national
decision makers across the Defense Intelligence Enterprise.
Spoken/Machine Language Translation (Repeated)
Salon 16 Riga 0935 - 1035
Panel Moderator:
Major Terry Theim, Air Force Research Laboratory
Panel Member:
Dr. Tim Anderson, Air Force Research Laboratory
Mr. Nick Bemish, DIA
Dr. Kathleen Egan, OUSD SOLIC
Dr. Douglas A. Jones, MIT
Dr. Tamas Marius, USA TRADOC
This is an introductory meeting to consolidate the work going
on in spoken and machine language translation for the EUCOM/
AFRICOM AOR. Information gathered at this meeting will be used
to develop a proposal for a FY13 Coalition Warfare Program or
Joint Capability Technology Demonstration submission.
Deep Futures Mission Model Overview
Salon 17 Riga 0935 – 1035
Mr. Bill Busch, USEUCOM J2
Mr. Brian Henke, General Dynamics
This breakout session will comprise of a briefing of the Deep
Futures Mission Model and a Q&A session. Briefings will include
the genesis of Deep Futures mission, the role and efficacy of the
Knowledge Intensive Business Service (KIBS) model, the KIBSderived
Deep Futures Mission Model itself, a discussion of the
currently notional Deep Futures product line, and an articulation
of actions taken to date to animate Deep Futures.
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