Arctic Patrol and Reconnaissance 2016

As the Arctic continues to grow in importance, governments across the region have published strategies prioritising their interests in the region. In 2016, military and civilian stakeholders are turning their attention to delivering on these policy objectives.The Arctic Patrol and Reconnaissance summit will focus around providing a multi-platform, multi-sensor approach to delivering total domain awareness in the Arctic region. Through briefings from key stakeholders from land, sea, air and space perspectives, discussions will consider some of the major exercises of 2015/16, new capabilities and ongoing operational challenges from security concerns to search and rescue operations.

Attend Arctic Patrol and Reconnaissance 2016 to:

* Gain knowledge of the key requirements for achieving situational awareness in the Arctic and contribute to the evolving strategies for delivering surveillance, reconnaissance and patrol in the High North
* Hear exclusive lessons learned from 2015/2016's Arctic exercises and what this means for the future of your capability development
* Discover the latest technological developments in Arctic reconnaissance capabilities from space to sub-sea and learn how these can assist your own operations

Booking: http://atnd.it/51809-1

Category: Conferences, Government and Social Sector, Defence and Military

Price:
Conference only (Industry): EUR 2749,
Conference only (Military/Government): EUR 949

Speakers: Danish Joint Arctic Command, Canadian Armed Forces, Finnish Army, Canadian Coast Guard, Danish Ministry of Defence, Royal Norwegian Navy, US EUCOM, Swedish Armed Forces, European Space Agency, International Maritime Rescue Federation, Royal Norwegian Air Force, Royal Netherlands Marine Corps, United States Coast Guard, Finnish Ministry of Defence, Icelandic Coast Guard, Royal Canadian Air Force, Grønlands Politi, Technical University of Denmark