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Day 1—Tuesday 12 November 2019 Day 1—Tuesday 12 November 2019 07:30am Session 1.1 Breakfast Session: Exhibition open and coffee available Product Brief: AI & Blockchain: Internet of Smarter Things, (Dr Eng Lim Goh, SVP, CTO HPC & AI, Hewlett Packard Enterprise) 9:00am Session 1.2 Expo Session: Opening Session Welcome: Prof Michael Frater, Rector UNSW Canberra and Mr Stephen Pearson, Chief Information Officer, CIOG Keynote Address: Mr Stephen Pearson, Chief Information Officer, CIOG Keynote Address: RADM Michael Rothwell, Head ICT Operations Division, CIOG 10.30am Morning Tea 11:00am Session 1.3 Expo Session: Planning the Way We Fight—The Future of Interoperability for the Warfighter Keynote Address: FVEY CIO Briefings Panel Session: FVEY CIO Panel 12.30pm Lunch Session 1.4 Product Brief: Pathway to AI: Big Data and Using the Information You Have, (Mr Clive Reeves, Mr Shane Dwyer, and Mr Noel Jarret, Telstra) 1.30pm Session 1.5a Expo Session Session 1.5b Session 1.5c Session 1.5d Session 1.5e Session 1.5f Updates: Combined Product Brief: OneWeb Product Brief: The Evolution Product Brief: I-BTN, The Future Product Brief: Extending Network Product Brief: Expanding the Net: Communications- Government Solutions - Why of the Wideband Global Deployed Tactical Network is Security to the deployed edge – Reducing Response Times to Improve Electronics Board (CCEB) Internet from Space is SATCOM System to Meet Here Now, Providing a Modern Protecting unmanned systems and Life Safety Without Compromising Principals Transforming Mission Critical Tomorrow’s Warfighting Network Architecture for the sensors with Fortinet Operational Security Operations Needs ADF to Adopt (Mr Tom Scully, Fortinet) (Mr Peter Frasco, Blackberry Australia) (Mr Tony Sewell, OneWeb) (Mr Ron Burch, Boeing Space (LTCOL Clifford White, CASG & and Launch) Mr Darcy Rawlinson, Boeing Defence Australia) 2.30pm Session 1.6a Expo Session Session 1.6b Session 1.6c Session 1.6d Session 1.6e Session 1.6f Panel: CCEB Principals Product Brief: BAE Systems Product Brief: 7 Ways to Avoid Product Brief: Taking S2IX from Product Brief: Delivering Secure Tutorial: Are You Communicating or Just Web Enabled Data Links the AI Hypef the Cloud to the Tactical Edge Cloud Services in Defence – a Talking? (WEnDL) and Cross-domain (Mr Ben Davis, Teradata) (Mr Perry Smith, Myriad Journey from Concept to Reality (Mr Werner Naef, Kahler Communications High Threat Gateway (Hydra) Technologies) (Mr Paul O’Hanlon, DXC Technology) Oceania) (Mr Paul Morris, BAE Systems) 3.30pm Afternoon Tea 4.00pm Session 1.7a Expo Session Session 1.7b Session 1.7c Session 1.7d Session 1.7e Session 1.7f to Product Brief: Secure Update: Flexibility in Space – Product Brief: The Importance Update: Network Performance Update: The Case for a Cyber Tutorial: Blue Force Tracking Technology 5:00pm Mobility in Your Pocket MILSATCOM in an Era of of Accurate Time and and Security Management in Resilient Trusted Internet Tutorial (Mr Paul Young and Mr COMSATCOM Transformation Frequency in Military Today’s Environments (Mr Jon Korecki, Viasat) (Mr Greg Handermann, Comtech Mobile Joshua Bolton, Penten) (Mr Peter Hadinger, Inmarsat Electronic Infrastructure (Dr Rajiv Shah, Net Consulting) Datacom) (Mr John Clark, Masterclock Inc) 5.00pm Session 1.8a Expo Session Session 1.8b Session 1.8c Session 1.8d Session 1.8e Session 1.8f to Product Brief: Project Update: GPS and GNSS Update: Kinexus’ Defence Update: Raising the Bar for Update: Transforming the Delivery of Tutorial: Interoperable Mission Capability 6:00pm Debater: First of a Kind in AI Update - Robust and Accurate Industry Insights Cross Domain Solutions Defence Healthcare: JP2060-4 Health Using Cloud Services (Prof Iven Mareels, IBM) Position, Navigation and Time (Mr Robert Kremer, Kinexus) (Mr Ken Walker, Tresys Knowledge Management Capability (Mr Perry Smith, Myriad Technologies) (Dr Craig Benson, UNSW Technology) Project Canberra) (Ms Kate Sullivan, CIOG) Day 2—Wednesday 13 November 2019 07:30am Session 2.1 Breakfast Session—Exhibition open and coffee available Product Brief: Operational Intelligence - Harnessing the Power of Data, (Mr Mike Crosier, Splunk 9.00am Session 2.2 Expo Session: Interoperability Keynote Address: Mr Justin Keefe, Acting Chief Technology Officer Keynote Address: MAJGEN Marcus Thompson, Head Information Warfare 10.00am Morning Tea 10.30am Session 2.3 Expo Session: Interoperability Keynote Address: CDRE David Scott, DG Navy Information Warfare Keynote Address: MAJGEN Kath Toohey, Head Force Integration Keynote Address: GPCAPT Michael Reidy, J6, Joint Operation Centre 12.30pm Lunch Session 2.4 Product Brief: Operational Flexibility at the Tactical Edge, (Col Jim Wade (USMC Ret), REDCOM) 1.30pm Session 2.5a Expo Session Session 2.5b Session 2.5c Session 2.5d Session 2.5e Session 2.5f Product Brief: Information Product Brief: HF in the Smart Product Brief: Collaborating to Product Brief: Assured Product Brief: Defence and Tutorial: Gathering Insights from the Systems Innovation with a Phone Age: Operational Innovate with Telstra Purple Autonomous Communications Intelligence Analytics with Tableau Tactical Edge Military Mindset – Lessons Considerations of HF Systems (Mr Oliver Ashworth, Telstra) Networks (AACN), the end of (Mr Mac Bryla, Tableau) (Mr Nathan Pearce, Myriad Technologies) from Supporting US Military and Integration with Other ‘Nelson’s blind eye’ Operations Military Bearers (Mr Robert Slaven, L3Harris (Mr Mark Rigney, Jacobs) (Miss Caroline Stinson & Mr Technologies) Arnstein Johansen, Boeing Defence Australia) 2.30pm Session 2.6a Expo Session Session 2.6b Session 2.6c Session 2.6d Session 2.6e Session 2.6f Product Brief: Resilient Product Brief: RF Over Fibre Update: ADF SATCOM Control Update: A Prototype Combat Update: Tactical Data Link Range Tutorial: Extending Secure Classified MilSatCom Solutions for the Design Guide Overview Element: Taking the Cloud for the Fifth Generation Extension Communication to the Edge Modern Era (Mr John Brady, Rojone) Opportunity of Emerging Force (Mr Craig Miller, Viasat) (Mr Sean McGaughey, General Dynamics (Mr Richard Budd, Mr SATCOM Technology (WGCDR Alex Gibbs, Plan Mission Systems) Thomas Pfister, Mr Alan (Mr Jeremy Hallett, Clearbox Jericho, Air Force Headquarters) Kendal, Airbus) Systems) 3.30pm Afternoon Tea 4.00pm Session 2.7a Expo Session Session 2.7b Session 2.7c Session 2.7d Session 2.7e Session 2.7f to Product Brief: Update: Lessons Learned Update: Defence Spectrum Update: Cyber Force Multiplier Update: Managed Hybrid Tutorial: Data-Centric and Cross-Domain 5:00pm (Mr Patrick Sack, Oracle) from Defence Innovation Update (Mr Phil Mar, Viasat) Commercial Services Security (Mr Andrew Hodgkinson, SP&I (Dr Tharaka Dissanayake, (Mr Craig Miller, Viasat) (Mr Sean McGaughey, General Dynamics Group and Mr Kristian Defence Spectrum Office) Mission Systems) Howard, Penten) 7.00- Conference Dinner (7:00pm for 7:30pm) 1100pm Exhibition runs from 7:30am to 5:00pm Day 3—Thursday 14 November 2019 07:30am Session 3.1 Breakfast Session—Exhibition open and coffee available Product Brief: Information Age Warfare, (Mr Jamie Wylly, Defence and Intelligence Solutions Lead, Microsoft) 9.00am Session 3.2a Expo Session: Session 3.2b Refereed Papers Session 3.2c Refereed Papers Session 3.2d Refereed Papers Session 3.2e Refereed Papers Session 3.2f Refereed Papers Interoperability IEEE: Modelling Computational Workload IEEE: Leveraging Deep Learning IEEE: Degradation of Performance in Industry: Multi-Layer Approach Industry: Development and Testing of High Keynote Address: BRIG Warren in a Maritime Combat System Models for Ransomware Detection in Reinforcement Learning with State Protecting Networks and Data Speed Satellite Communications from a Gould, Director General Joint C2, IEEE: Performance and Integration the Industrial Internet of Things Measurement Uncertainty Industry: Cyber Threat Hunting Small Autonomous Maritime Vessel JCG Evaluation for Combat Systems (PIECS) Environment IEEE: A System Architecture for Time- Evolution Industry: The Evolving Space Systems Keynote Address: Ms Kylah Modelling and Analysis Environment IEEE: A Framework for Assessing the sensitive Heterogeneous Wireless Industry: The Weakest Link - Securing Integrator Role in a Dynamic, Contested Limmer, ADIESA IEEE: Workload Models to Evaluate Cyber-worthiness of Complex Mission Distributed Software-defined Networks the Defence Industry Supply Chain Environment Keynote Address: Ms Lisa Heterogeneous Compute Environments Critical Systems Industry: Telesat Global LEO Constellation: Yourmann, CIOG Strategy Supporting Combat Systems Enabling Edge Operations with Broadband Realisation Branch Connectivity 10.30am Morning Tea 11.00am Session 3.3a Expo Session Session 3.3b Expo Session Session 3.3c Session 3.3d Session 3.3e Session 3.3f Product Brief: Meeting Mission Cyber Security Update: Mission Readiness—How Update: Multi-Mission Networks at Tutorial: Achieving Intelligent and Tutorial: Anti-Jam: Techniques and Requirements with Cloud Does Cyber Security have an Image the Digital Thread is Transforming the Tactical Edge Resilient Information Exchange Technology to Protect the GNSS Signal Technologies Problem? Mr Tony Vizza, (ISC)2 Systems and Personnel (Mr Andy Lincoln, Viasat) across Complex and Contested (Mr Imtiaz Bahadur, Cobham Aerospace Performance Tactical Edge Networks (Mr Greg Gale, Azure Applying the Principles of Military Connectivity) Engineering) Deception to Cyber Mr Ben Whitham, (Mr Gareth Oakes, GPSL) (Mr Gregory Judd, DSTG) Penten 12:00pm Session 3.4a Expo
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