The Defence, Security and Space Forum

How Future Defense Strategies are Driving Technological Advancements from Devices to Systems

Wednesday 25th September 2024
11:20 - 17:40
Room: TBD
Organizers: Prof. Jean-Guy Tartarin, LAAS Toulouse, Yves Mancuso, RF & Radar Expert, Pat Hindle, Microwave Journal
 

ABSTRACT FOR THE DEFENCE SECURITY & SPACE FORUM 2024

RF technologies are integral to the development of robust defense, space, and security systems, providing essential capabilities for communication, surveillance, navigation, electronic warfare, and cybersecurity in an increasingly complex and dynamic global security environment. These evolving technologies have a significant impact on society and are developed for a more secure world by strengthening the different domains of communication, navigation and positioning, surveillance and reconnaissance, space operations and cybersecurity. Along the same lines, we must also consider the domain of electronic warfare. These new systems and standards rely heavily on the development of emerging technologies, such as cognitive radio and software-defined networks. They provide increased flexibility, efficiency and security in military communications and networks, enabling adaptive and resilient defense systems. Space communication, navigation and surveillance, supporting satellite networks for civil and military applications, including remote sensing and global positioning, require ever-increasing technological capabilities in performance, power consumption and integration.

Based on this, the developed RF sensors and systems are essential for surveillance and reconnaissance activities, as they provide real-time intelligence on enemy movements, threats and potential targets. One of the most critical aspects for RF technologies concerns Electronic Warfare, including jamming enemy communications, intercepting signals, and detecting and countering hostile radar and missile systems. Thus, even regarding cybersecurity, RF wireless communication channels are vulnerable to interception and hacking: ensuring the security of RF communications is essential for safeguarding sensitive military information and preventing unauthorized access. Finally, reliable communication between military personnel, vehicles and command centers, facilitating coordination and decision-making in defense operations, are also crucial aspects for which RF technologies play a crucial role. Radio frequency-based navigation systems, such as GPS or Galileo, are essential for guiding military assets with precision, ensuring accurate targeting, navigation and situational awareness in various operational environments.

All these points will be addressed through a set of conferences sessions given by experts in the field, covering a structure ranging from military needs, systems development and instrumentation, and devices technology. The round table will be the highlight of this day and will allow listeners to interact with the different speakers of this Forum 2024 on Defence, Security and Space.

Preliminary Program:

09:00 – 10:40 EuRAD Opening Session
10:40 – 11:20 Coffee Break

11:20 – 12:30

Devices Technology
11:20 – 11:40 New Semiconductor Technologies for Future Integrated Defence and Space Applications: Hervé Blanck, UMS
11:45 – 12:05 Advanced Architectures and Semiconductor Technologies for Defence and Space Applications: Maurizio Cicolani, Integra Technologies
12:10 – 12:30 Future Defense Systems - Advanced Interconnect & 2.5/3D Packaging Integration: Dean White, Qorvo
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 – 15:25 System Development and Instrumentation

13:30 – 13:55

Electronic Warfare, From MMIC to Products: Christophe Gaquiere, MC2

14:00 – 14:25 Make a Success of the Integration of Airborne AESA: Daniel Caban-Chastas, THALES DMS
14:30 – 14:55 Jointly Developed Sensorgrids for European Defence: Matthias Hammer, HENSOLDT
15:00 – 15:25 EW Environmental Generation Overview: Tim Fountain, Rohde & Schwarz
15:30 – 16:10 Defence Strategy in Europe and Beyond
  Defence: Assessments and Considerations Invited speech by Gen. J. Bordelles & Col. R. Quemerais, Ministry of Defence, France
16:10 – 16:40 Coffee Break
16:40 – 17:40 DSS Round Table
  Definition of Future Systems: Trends and Strategies (Top-Down or Bottom-up Visions)
Moderator: JG Tartarin
Moderator: Y Mancuso
Hervé Blanck, UMS,
Maurizio Cicolani, Integra Technologies
Dean White, Qorvo
Christophe Gaquiere, MC2
Daniel Caban-Chastas, THALES DMS
Matthias Hammer, HENSOLDT
Tim Fountain, Rohde & Schwarz
Gen. J. Bordelles & Col. R. Quemerais, DGA, French DoD

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