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Military Space Operations & Security 2009, Defence IQ's 7th annual conference, aims to provide the attendees with opportunity to discover the latest policy and technical requirements needed to operate securely in the Space environment. The conference will be attended by senior officials and decision makers from international militaries, Space agencies and the aerospace industry worldwide, bringing together buyers and suppliers in one location. The delegates at the conference will be able to assess where requirements for satellites and other Space assets are headed in the near and long-term, gain crucial updates on policy and guidelines for the responsible use of Space by the military, evaluate international cooperation and the latest Space Situational Awareness (SSA) efforts, understand the biggest threats to Space security and the rapidly-emerging capabilities of new global Space powers, and meet new customers and suppliers at the forefront of developing new Space requirements, capabilities, systems and technologies.
Military Space Operations & Security 2009 (MSO & S 2009) will cover the following topics:
• US Military Space Operations: New and Emerging Operational and Systems Requirements
• The Future Role of Space in NATO Operations
• The Importance of Space to UK Defence and Security Operations
• Developing Space-Based Capabilities for the European Security Defence Policy (ESDP)
• Towards a European SSA Capability, European SSA Architecture Options
• The European Space Agency's Role in the Security and Defence Domain as Defined in the European Space Policy (ESP)
• Achieving Operationally Responsive Space Capabilities
• Innovations in Small and Micro-Satellites: Operational Opportunities
• Development of UK Dual-Use Satellite Technologies
• Delivering SATCOM-On-The-Move: the Joint Force Commander’s Perspective
• Data Sharing as a Prerequisite for SSA – Principles and Implications
• The new Space Race? How Asia is catching up and what this means for the West
• Military Space in Europe: Dreams and Realities
• Furthering US-European Cooperation in Space
• The European Union Satellite Centre’s Role in Supporting EU Security Policy
Organizer
Defence IQ
