Next Generation

Intelligence Surveillance & Reconnaissance

April 7-9, 2021

DoD & Government Modernization “Next Generation” ISR Opportunities:

Future Roadmap: Needs, New Initiatives, Requirements & Capabilities to Meet the National Defense Strategy Demands

RDT&E Strategic ISR Programs, Platforms, and Payload Technologies

Next Gen ISR Tasking Collection, Processing Exploitation & Dissemination (TCPD) Information Chain

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Capabilities

Joint Airborne ISR Data and Sensor Collection Capabilities Across the Warfighting Domains

Ground Tactical Networks Integration – What the Future will Enable

Position Navigation & Timing

SATCOM Solutions for Evolving Space Based ISR Requirements

Conference Logistics and Anticipated Audience from prior years

The program agenda will include 20+ virtual sessions over 3 days

TTC has selected ZOOM for a virtual conference platform enabling a live audience & video streaming

Next Generation ISR Audience:

This program target audience are DoD/Government and from Industry large and small. Attendee profiles include senior level Program Managers, Technical Directors, Business Development personnel and Scientists within Aerospace and Defense primarily focused on ISR Systems R&D.

The TTC audience will be comprised of approximately 40% industry and 60% government, primarily at the program manager/director level and above. The conference will be held at the unclassified, US-NATO only level. No media will be permitted, and no distribution of materials will take place except to speakers and conference participants. The talks are not recorded and no image capturing is allowed. We will provide an ISR program agenda that will focus on systems, requirements, and technical challenges/capabilities, rather than deal with the technical “nuts and bolts.”

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Next Generation ISR

(for DoD – Government)

APRIL 7-9, 2021 (Virtual)

The Future ISR Mission Capabilities – Opportunities – Needs – Requirements

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ISR PM. Bbarrett@ttcus.com for information

Special Sponsors Include

“Targeting solely the ISR career field, our intentions are straightforward and simple. Connect experienced professionals and transitioning military members directly with ISR employers and US Government offices/agencies.” https://isrjobs.com/

Air Force Keynote

John F. Vona, SES, Deputy Director, Plans, Program and Requirements Directorate, Air Combat Command (ACC/A5/8/9)

U.S. Coast Guard Keynote

Rear Admiral John Mauger, USCG, Assistant Commandant for Capabilities, U.S. Coast Guard (CG-7)

Colonel James DeBoer, USA, Fixed Wing Aircraft Project Manager, Fixed Wing Project Office

Navy Keynote

John Fiore, SES, Technical Director, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD)

Jeffrey G. Morrison, Ph.D., Program Officer, Office of Naval Research, Warfighter Performance S&T Department

AFRL Keynote

Dr. Rajesh R. Naik, Chief Scientist, 711th Human Performance Wing, Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB

Colonel Jeffery Patton, USAF, Deputy Director Plans, Programs and Analyses, HQ USAFE-AFAFRICA

Dr. Brian Mazanec, Director, Strategic Warfare & Intelligence, GAO Defense Capabilities and Management

Colonel Gregory Nita, USAF, Division Chief, J37/8, HQ 16 AF

Daniel Ermer, Acting Director for Prototypes and Experiments (AD-P&E) for the Deputy Director for Prototyping and Software (DDP&S) in the office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (USD(R&E))