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Night Vision Pre-Conference Summit,
Morning Of 3rd June 2008

Optimise Soldier Targeting And Manoeuvrability Under Dark

YOUR CHALLENGE...

Night falls and the enemy encroaches on your encampment. Night patrol is not equipped with the latest night vision goggles and ground sensors won’t pick up the incoming enemy units for another 100 feet, by which time it is too late and your camp is overrun! Early detection and identification of the enemy would have prevented loss of life. In passive and active engagement of the enemy the best night vision equipment puts your soldiers at an advantage and could save their lives. But which technologies should you invest in?

YOUR SOLUTION...

07.45 Registration and Morning Coffee
08.25

Opening Remarks:

TomWebber, Director, Soldier Technology Global


08.30 Chairman’sWelcome Address
08.40

Optimising Soldier Night Vision Capability

Major Mike Lynch RIFLES, SO2 ISTAR and Counter Surveillance, Infantry Trials and Development Unit Headquarters Infantry, British Army


09.10

Making The Sensors As Useful As The Computer Gaming Generation Soldier Expects

Dr Jörgen Ahlberg, Head, Sensor Informatics, FOI, Swedish Defense Research Agency


09.40

Exploiting New Spectral Band (SWIR) And Multi-Spectral Fusion:MANTIS Program Update

Jeffrey Paul, Program Manager,MANTIS, DARPA


10.10

Optimizing Night Vision Across The FELIN ProgramThrough Sensor Technology

Loic De Gruben, Sales Manager, SAGEM DEFENSE SECURITE


10.40 Mid-Morning Coffee In The Expo Zone
11.10

Increased AwarenessWithout IncreasedWorkloads: Colour Night Vision And Sensor Fused Systems For Tactical Overmatch In The Dismounted Battlespace

JonathanWalkenstein, Colour Night Vision Expert, Research Analyst III, Nonlinear Dynamics Laboratory, University of Miami


11.40

HowTo Integrate Night Vision In The Soldier System And Human Factors Implications

Marieke Van Der Hoeven, Project Leader, Integrated Sight-Night Vision, TNO


12.10

Ultraresolution Visualization Systems

Dr Darrel Hopper, Principal Electronics Engineer, Air Force Material Command, DoD US


12.40

PANEL DISCUSSION: How Far Does Current Night Vision Technology Meet Soldier Requirements?

Jeffrey Paul, Program Manager, MANTIS, DARPA

Dr Elizabeth Redden, Chief Of The Human Research And Engineering Directorate Field Element, U.S.ARMY INFANTRY CENTRE

JonathanWalkenstein, Colour Night Vision Expert, Research Analyst III, Nonlinear Dynamics Laboratory, University of Miami

Major Mike Lynch RIFLES, SO2 ISTAR and Counter Surveillance, Infantry Trials and Development Unit Headquarters Infantry, British Army

Marieke Van Der Hoeven, Project Leader, Integrated Sight-Night Vision, TNO

Dr Jörgen Ahlberg, Head, Sensor Informatics, FOI, Swedish Defense Research Agency


13.10 End of Night Vision Summit And Lunch