DIRECTED ENERGY PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY


Directed Energy Systems Symposium
24-27 September 2018 Portsmouth, Virginia





 

Overview

Symposium Contacts

Agenda

Technical Program

Short Courses

 

Symposium Overview

Army Mobile Expeditionary High Energy Laser

Symposium Overview

  • A special keynote presentation by Dr. Thomas J. Karr, Assistant Director for Directed Energy, OUSD(R&E)
  • Classified Tuesday overviews of these systems
    • Counter UAS HPM Systems- Presented by Dr. Don Shiffler, AFRL
    • Mobile Counter UAS HEL Systems- PEO Missiles & Space
    • Navy Laser Family of Systems (NLFoS)- Dr. Frank Peterkin, ONR
    • Vessel Stopper Program & Non-Lethal DE Weapon Aschievements- Presented by Mr. David Law, JNLWD Chief Scientist
    • Navy High Power Microwave Program- Dr. David Walker, ONR, and Dr. Ryan Hoffman, ONR
    • Traditional Electronic Attack Capabilities and Gaps- Presented by Dr. Bill Conley, AOC
  • System-oriented breakout technical sessions
  • Exhibits
  • Short Courses
    • Systems Engineering for Directed Energy Systems
    • High Power Fiber Lasers
    • DE Bio Effects
    • Modeling & Simulation Verification, Validation & Accreditation
    • An Intuitive Introduction to the Physics of HEL
    • Counter DE
    • Intellectual Property
    • Aero-Optics
    • DE Design of Tests
    • Warfighter 101
    • Infrared Countermeasures

The 2018 Directed Energy Systems Symposium was held on 24-27 September in Portsmouth, Virginia at the Renaissance Portsmouth-Norfolk Waterfront Hotel and at an off-site location.

The DE Systems Symposium focused on systems aspects of DE in a limited-attendance environment. Portions of the Systems Symposium were conducted at the Secret level, and attendance at all sessions was limited to U.S. citizens with security clearances, who are employees of the U.S. Government or its contractors.

Proceedings of the Symposium will be published. See our Online Store for proceedings of previous Directed Energy Systems Symposia.

Program and Agenda

The preliminary technical agenda is available.

An overview of the agenda is provided here.


Preliminary Overview Agenda

  Monday, 24 September
Short Courses

  Tuesday, 25 September
Plenary Session
Evening Reception

  Wednesday, 26 September
AM Poster Session
Technical Sessions

  Thursday, 27 September
AM/PM Technical Sessions
Closing Outbriefs
Symposium Adjourns 1800


Substantial program changes were made to the DE Systems Symposium. These changes were a reaction to the increasing opportunities to transition Directed Energy Weapon concepts. The opening morning plenary session was replaced by a full day of system level talks. Following were two days of presentations and posters that focused on system level contributions. DEPS encouraged the use of additional presentation time slots to further detail the systems discussed. These presentations were scheduled in the sessions following the plenary.

System focus areas for technical breakout sessions

  • HPM System Demonstration Results (Phaser, Thor, etc.)
  • HEL System Demonstration Results (GBAD, HEL RZR, MeHEL, etc.)
  • HPM Modeling & Effects
  • HEL Modeling & Effects
  • Wargaming Exercise Tools & Results
  • Deployed or Warfighter-Tested Weapons
  • DE Employment Policy
  • DE Systems Engineering Processes
  • DE Integration Lessons Learned
  • DE Aerospace Deconfliction Tools (HEL & HPM)
  • Test & Evaluation Capabilities for DE Systems
  • EA Capability Gaps and Solutions
  • Joint EMSO Readiness and Force Sufficiency
  • Collaborative EW for Counter-Swarm/UAS
  • Advanced Modulations of HPM Weapons
  • Battle Management for EM Fires
  • High-Power EMS Component Supply Chain

This new format was designed to inform interested parties about the general state of this emerging militarily relevant technology. It also provided our research and development scientists and engineers with a comprehensive view of current technology needs.




Symposium Contacts
 
  Symposium Chair
  David Stoudt (540) 644-6922 Stoudt_David@bah.com
 
  Symposium Committee
  HEL System Demo Results
  Dan Marker (505) 846-2871 dan.marker@us.af.mil
 
  HPM System Demo Results
  Mary Lou Robinson (505) 846-4040 marylou.robinson@us.af.mil
 
  HiJENKS
  Ryan Hoffman (703) 696-3873 ryan.hoffman@navy.mil
 
  HEL Modeling & Effects
  Steven Fiorino (937) 255-3636 steven.fiorino@afit.edu
 
  HPM Modeling & Effects
  Andy Greenwood (505) 846-6642 andrew.greenwood@us.af.mil
 
  Power & Thermal
  Sean Ross (571) 256-0305 sean.ross.2@us.af.mil
 
  Wargaming Exercise Tools & Results
  Diana Loree (505) 248-8211 diana.loree@us.af.mil
 
  Deployed or Warfighter-Tested Weapons
  Chris Behre (540) 653-8616 christopher.behre@navy.mil
 
  DE Employment Policy
  Jesse (Judge) Bourque (703) 697-3054 jesse.bourque@expression.net
 
  DE Systems Engineering Processes
  John-Paul Sena (505) 846-6685 john_paul.sena@us.af.mil
 
  DE Integration Lessons Learned
  Harry Sinsheimer (505) 846-4040 harry.sinsheimer@jto.hpc.mil
 
  DE Aerospace Deconfliction Tools
  LeAnn Brasure (505) 248-8207 leann.brasure.ctr@jto.hpc.mil
 
  T&E Capabilities for DE Systems
  Ed Trzcienski (505) 938-9224 edward@aegistg.com
 
  Symposium Coordinator
  Cynnamon Spain (505) 998-4910 Cynnamon@deps.org
 
  Security, Registration, and Receipts
  Tiffany Bjelke (505) 998-4910 Tiffany@deps.org
 
  Technical Program Coordinator,
Short Courses
  Cristina Crowson (505) 998-4910 Cristina@deps.org
 




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