Future Armoured Vehicles Situational Awareness
| Date: | 29-Mar-17 to 30-Mar-17 |
| Location: | Copthorne Tara Hotel / London / United Kingdom |
| Category: | Military Non-Profit & Government Conferences & Trade Fairs |
SMi Group presents the next annual conference in the sell-out portfolio of Armoured Vehicle events: Future Armoured Vehicles Situational Awareness 2017, on 29th and 30th March, Central London, UK.
Firmly established as the leading conference for armoured vehicle experts focused on C2, C4i, sensors and optronics, the 2017 show invites not only the programme managers, capability directors and operational commanders from the armed forces, but will also provide a perfect platform for both operational users and industry to share their experiences in the enhancement of situational awareness, information gathering and information sharing.
The only conference of its kind exclusively dedicated to armoured vehicle situational awareness, will hone in on key topics surrounding vetronics architectures, sensor integration, CIS and battle management, plus much more.
Featured Speakers Include:
• Col Mike McCarthy, Chief, Land War Net Division, ARCIC, US Army
• Col Manuel Jesus De Hoyos Sanchez, Head of the 8x8 Wheeled Combat Vehicle Programme, Spanish Army
• Maj Mick Lillie, SO2 Communication Vehicle Systems, Armoured Trials & Development Unit, British Army
• Maj Wouter Alexander Samson, Department of Defence, Manoeuvre Centre of Knowledge, Royal Netherlands Army
• Maj Eran Novak, Ground Forces Command, Weapons Department, C4I Project Officer, Israeli Defence Force
• Maj Ola Petter Odden, Development Officer, Combat Lab, Norwegian Army Land Warfare Centre
• Stephane Chaigneau, Scorpion System of Systems Architect, Engineering Land Systems, DGA Land Systems, French MoD
• Hans-Josef Maas, Armoured Fighting Vehicles Vetronics Project Leader, Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment and Information Technology, German MoD
• Thierry Midavaine, Technical Director, Thales Optronique SAS
• Guy Davies, Capability Manager, Vehicle Systems, Land & Naval Defence Electronics Division, Leonardo
• Mr Tobias Baumart, Project Manager, LAND 400 PUMA, PSM
Earlybirds online!
Firmly established as the leading conference for armoured vehicle experts focused on C2, C4i, sensors and optronics, the 2017 show invites not only the programme managers, capability directors and operational commanders from the armed forces, but will also provide a perfect platform for both operational users and industry to share their experiences in the enhancement of situational awareness, information gathering and information sharing.
The only conference of its kind exclusively dedicated to armoured vehicle situational awareness, will hone in on key topics surrounding vetronics architectures, sensor integration, CIS and battle management, plus much more.
Featured Speakers Include:
• Col Mike McCarthy, Chief, Land War Net Division, ARCIC, US Army
• Col Manuel Jesus De Hoyos Sanchez, Head of the 8x8 Wheeled Combat Vehicle Programme, Spanish Army
• Maj Mick Lillie, SO2 Communication Vehicle Systems, Armoured Trials & Development Unit, British Army
• Maj Wouter Alexander Samson, Department of Defence, Manoeuvre Centre of Knowledge, Royal Netherlands Army
• Maj Eran Novak, Ground Forces Command, Weapons Department, C4I Project Officer, Israeli Defence Force
• Maj Ola Petter Odden, Development Officer, Combat Lab, Norwegian Army Land Warfare Centre
• Stephane Chaigneau, Scorpion System of Systems Architect, Engineering Land Systems, DGA Land Systems, French MoD
• Hans-Josef Maas, Armoured Fighting Vehicles Vetronics Project Leader, Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment and Information Technology, German MoD
• Thierry Midavaine, Technical Director, Thales Optronique SAS
• Guy Davies, Capability Manager, Vehicle Systems, Land & Naval Defence Electronics Division, Leonardo
• Mr Tobias Baumart, Project Manager, LAND 400 PUMA, PSM
Earlybirds online!
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