Exploring the disconnect between the industry and research experts developing future systems and the needs of military end-users...

Radar technology continues to evolve rapidly. New Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) Radar technology has triggered a race to equip front line platforms with the best systems in existence. Battlefield surveillance radar is coming into fruition as a key counter-insurgency tool. All while the development of Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI) technology, synthetic aperture radar, noise radar and cognitive radar systems advances rapidly.

Through a combination of technical examination sessions and key case studies, Military Radar 2010 will identify how military radar is currently being used, where the growth areas are for new technology, and what programs are breaking new ground.

Who will be speaking?

Lieutenant Colonel Anders Nygren
Air Operations Division
Swedish Defence College

Captain Mike Roy
JSTARS, 116th Air Control Wing
US Air Force

David DeMauro
Branch Head, Radar Branch, Mission Systems Evaluation Division (Pax River)
US Navy

Confirmed Representative
5 (AC) Squadron
Royal Air Force

Piotr Samczynski
Warsaw University of Technology

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Exhibitor

Who will be attending the 8th Annual Military Radar?

ASELSAN, BAE Systems, EADS CASA, Indra Sistemas, Lockheed Martin UKIS, MacDonald, Dettwiler & Associates Ltd., Norwegian Air Force, Republic of Singapore Air Force, Rheinmetall, Rohde & Schwarz, Saab, Selex Galileo, Swiss Air Force, Telecommunications Research Institute (Pit), Thales, Toshiba Corporation, Universita Di Pisa

Defence IQ’s Military Radar Conference is now in its 8th year – how can you benefit?

Global viewpoints
Briefings from the UK, USA, Canada, Sweden, Netherlands, Poland and the Ukraine will bring you up to date with their current approaches and programmes
Operational feedback
From the Royal Air Force, US Air Force and Swedish Defence College
Innovative research
Gain of deeper understanding of the radar technology that will affect you and your colleagues today and tomorrow from defence research agencies and world-class academic establishments
Industry programmes
Hear from four global heavyweights in the military radar business – Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, Saab and QinetiQ – understand their programmes current progress

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