June 26–27, Chemical, Biological and Explosives Defense Workshop June 27, Air, Land Border and Maritime Border Security Workshop

June 28, Technology’s Role in Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Workshop

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MIT Lincoln Laboratory2018 Homeland Protection Workshop Series

June 26–28, 2018

Homeland Protection Workshop SeriesThe Homeland Protection Workshop Series is one of the many workshops conducted at MIT Lincoln Laboratory as part of the Laboratory’s efforts to facilitate technology transfer. This workshop is open to federal, state, and local government employees and their designees. Other parties, such as those from commercial industry and academia, must receive an invitation from MIT Lincoln Laboratory. To request an invitation, email HPWS@LL.mit.edu. Space is limited. A preliminary agenda of the workshop program is enclosed.

SecurityThis workshop series is by invitation only. The first and second workshops will be held at the SECRET/NOFORN level and the third workshop will be held at the UNCLASSIFIED level. The instructions for passing clearances will be provided to those attending the first and second workshops after registration and payment have been received. Please register early to allow time for the clearance paperwork to be processed by your Security Department.

Badges. There is a 100% picture ID check for badge issuance. Badges are to be picked up at the Security Desk each morning and returned each night before you leave. Badges may not be taken outside of the auditorium area.

Notetaking Policy. All classified notes must be taken in a classified notebook. You will be required to provide your organization’s cage code/classified mailing address in order to have your classified notebook mailed back to you after the workshop.

Personal cameras, including camera/video phones, and recording devices are not permitted in the facility. For further information or assistance regarding security, please see the Security and/or Registration Desk.

Wireless Devices/Bags. Cell phones, laptops, PEDs (personal electronic devices), and bags (backpacks, pocketbooks, and briefcases) are not permitted in the auditorium. It is recom- mended that you not bring these items into the Laboratory.

Registration ProcessAdvance notification of attendance is required. Please register online at https://conferences.LL.mit.edu/hpws/. This website is password protected with the password hpWS?2018! (case sensitive). The registration fee is $450. There is an early bird registration fee of $400 for those who register prior to May 18th. There is a special rate of $200 for those attending the unclassified workshop only. Payment must be made by credit card at the time of registration. The registration deadline is June 22, 2018.

For information or assistance in registering for the Homeland Protection Workshop Series, please contact Linda Madden at 7 81-981-7417, or email HPWS@LL.mit.edu.

Cancellation PolicyThere is a $25 processing fee for all cancellations, which must be received by email to HPWS@LL.mit.edu no later than June 8, 2018. Refunds for cancellations received by the deadline will be processed approximately two weeks after the event. No refunds will be issued for cancellations received after June 8, 2018. Substitutions that meet all security requirements are welcome in lieu of cancellations.

ReceptionFollowing the presentations on Tuesday, June 26, a reception with light appetizers and cash bar is planned. The reception is included in the registration fee.

AccommodationsAll individuals are responsible for making their own hotel reservations.

For information on local hotels, please see the hotel listing included in this package. Reservations should be arranged directly with the hotel of your choice.

TransportationTransportation will be the responsibility of the attendees.

TaxicabThe usual fare from Logan Airport to Lexington is about $85. It is suggested that the driver be asked to quote a rate in advance.

Entrance to the LaboratoryMIT Lincoln Laboratory is located on Hanscom Air Force Base. To avoid delays, use the Lincoln Laboratory gate at 244 Wood Street, Lexington, MA. A valid identification with a photograph will be required for all occupants in your vehicle when you get to the gate.

Message CenterMIT Lincoln Laboratory Operator 781-981-5500

Workshop Message Center(during workshop only): 781-981-1210

Workshop Fax(during workshop only): 781-981-1222

WebsiteMore information on the conference can also be found at the following web address: http://conferences.LL.mit.edu/hpws

General Information

MIT Lincoln Laboratory2018 Homeland Protection Workshop Series

June 26–28, 2018

Preliminary AgendaChemical, Biological, and Explosives (CBE) Defense Workshop

Tuesday, June 26Restricted to U.S. Citizens with U.S. Government Clearance0730 Check-In / Continental Breakfast

0830 Administrative and Opening Remarks Mr. Edward Wack

0840 Keynote TBD

0920 Keynote TBD

1000 Break

Biological Defense Session (Chair: Dr. Catherine Cabrera)

1015 Invited Speaker Dr. Justin Sanchez Director of Biological Technologies Office Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)

1045 Urban Threat Dispersion Ms. Mandeep Virdi

1115 Urban Chemical Biological Defense Testbed Ms. Trian Vian

1145 Emerging Synthetic Biology Capabilities and National Security Dr. James Comolli

1215 Lunch & Chemical, Biological, and Explosives Defense Poster Session

Afternoon CBE Defense Workshop Keynotes

1330 Keynote Ms. Annette L. Totten Director, National Counterproliferation Center (NCPC)

1400 Keynote Dr. Jason Roos Deputy Program Executive Office Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense (JPEO-CBD)

Chemical Defense Session (Chair: Dr. Benjamin L. Ervin)1430 Characterization of Pharmaceutical-Based Agent Releases Dr. Jason Han

1500 Break

1515 Standoff Sensor Capability Evaluation for Chemical Vapor Threats Dr. William Lawrence

1545 Invited Speaker TBD

1615 Maneuver Force Chemical and Biological Early Warning Architecture Analysis Dr. Henry Lau

1645 Adjourn

1700 Reception Main Cafeteria

MIT Lincoln Laboratory2018 Homeland Protection Workshop Series

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Preliminary AgendaChemical, Biological, and Explosives (CBE) Defense Workshop (continued)

Wednesday, June 27Restricted to U.S. Citizens with U.S. Government Clearance0730 Check-In / Continental Breakfast

0830 Administrative and Opening Remarks Mr. James Flavin

0835 Keynote Ms. Anh Duong Program Executive Officer, Unmanned Aerial Systems Department of Homeland Security Science & Technology Directorate (DHS S&T)

Explosives Defense Session (Chair: Dr. Christina Rudzinski)0905 Advanced Capabilities for Attribution of Homemade Explosives Dr. Joshua Dettman

0935 Break

0950 Future Technology Threat Assessment Dr. Brian Lee

1020 Real-Time Microwave Imaging for Concealed Threat Detection Dr. William Moulder

1050 Break

Air, Land Border and Maritime Border Security Workshop

1105 Keynote Assistant Commissioner Mark Borkowski Customs and Border Protection (CBP) office of Acquisitions, and CBP’s Chief Acquisition Officer and Component Acquisition Executive

Air Security And Defense Session (Chair: Dr. Michael Watson)1145 Nationwide Air Space Awareness Dr. Alex Mezhirov

1215 Lunch & Air, Land Border and Maritime Border Security Poster Session

1330 Urban Counter-UAS Operational Prototype Dr. Francesca D’Arcangelo

1400 Advanced Threat Signature Analysis Dr. Matthew Morris

1430 Break

Land And Maritime Border Security Session (Chair: Dr. Heather Zwahlen)

1445 Invited Speaker TBD

1515 Polarametric Processing to Enable Detection and Tracking of Small Maritime Targets Dr. Molly Crane

1545 Break

1600 Mining Relevant Information from Open Sources Dr. Rajmonda Caceres

1630 Internal Lincoln Talk TBD

1700 Adjourn

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Technology’s Role In Humanitarian Assistance And Disaster Relief (HADR) Workshop (Auditorium)

Thursday, June 28 0730 Check-In / Continental Breakfast

0830 Administrative and Opening Remarks Dr. Melissa Choi

Game Changing Technology For Disaster Response (Chair: Mr. John Aldridge)

0835 Keynote TBD

0910 A National Remote Sensing Capability for Disaster Relief Mr. John Aldridge

0940 Wide-scale Power Outage Monitoring Using Cyber Sensing Ms. Kendra Kratkiewicz

1010 Break

1040 Keynote TBD

1100 Analytics for Hurricane Evacuations Mr. Robert Hallowell

1130 Advanced Software Architectures for Emergency Response Ms. Stephanie Foster

1200 Innovative Post-Disaster Housing Solutions Dr. Hayley Reynolds

1230 Lunch & HADR Poster Session

Revolutionizing Humanitarian Assistance (Chair: Ms. Mischa Shattuck)

1330 Invited Speaker CAPT Thomas F. Cooper United States Coast Guard NORAD-USNC

1400 Technologies for Defeating Human Trafficking Activities Mr. Matthew Daggett

1430 Break

1445 Off-grid Energy Solutions for Clean Cooking Mr. Brice MacLaren

1515 Invited Speaker TBD

1545 Break

1600 Technology for Complex Humanitarian Crises Dr. Sean Winkler/Ms. Mischa Shattuck

1630 Adjourn

Preliminary Agenda

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Poster ListTuesday, June 26

Chemical, Biological And Explosives Defense Posters(Chair: Dr. Nicholas Guido)

1. Advanced Rapid Biological Sensor Analysis Dr. David Walsh2. Metagenomic Biosignature Development for Toxic Exposure Dr. Darell Ricke3. Tracking and Predicting Biotechnology-Enabled Capability Development Ms. Amna Greaves4. Advance Forensic DNA Mixture Analysis Dr. Martha Petrovick5. DIY Synthetic Biology & National Security Mr. Matthew Walsh

(Chair: Dr. Brian Lee)6. Improving First Responder Readiness Against Fentanyls Dr. Michael Sworin7. Forward Operating Base Sensor Analysis Mr. Rob Hendry8. Spatio-Temporal Reconstruction of a Plume from Video Footage Ms. Clara McCreery9. High Sensitivity Vapor Sensing using a Fieldable Mass Spectrometer Dr. Jude Kelley10. Serious Games to Assess Tactical Information Needs Ms. Amanda Casale

(Chair: Dr. Jesse Linnell)11. Future Technology Threat Understanding Crowdsourcing Demo Dr. Brian Lee12. StandoffDetectionofExplosiveTraces Dr.PatrickWen13. Non-Contact Trace Explosive Detection at Airports Dr. Jonathan Richardson14. Aviation Checkpoint Passenger Screening at Speed Ms. Marianne DeAngelus

Wednesday, June 27

Air, Land Border And Maritime Border Security Posters(Chair: Dr. Aleksander Roshi)

1. Low-Cost Testbed for Small UAS Research Dr. Michael Owen2. Computer Vision for Counter UAS & Demonstration Mr. Peter Morales3. Multifunction Phased Array Radar Advanced Technology Demonstration Ms. Christine Parry4. Machine Learning Radar for Urban Counter UAV Dr. David Burke5. Augmented Annotation-Crowdless Training Data Annotation Dr. Lily Lee

(Chair: Ms. Virginia Goodwin)6. WindTurbineClassificationfromOverheadImagery Ms.VirginiaGoodwin7. Serious Games for Border Patrol Mission Planning Dr. Robert Seater8. AdvancedCheckpointIdentityVerification Dr.GeraldLarocque9. Deep Learning for Baggage Screening Mr. Marc Vaillant10. Next-Generation Fibers and Fabrics for Homeland Security Applications Dr. Sasha Stolyarov

MIT Lincoln Laboratory2018 Homeland Protection Workshop Series

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Poster ListThursday, June 28

Technology’s Role In Humanitarian Assistance And Disaster Relief (HADR) Posters

(Chair: Dr. Sean Winkler)1. Rapid Systems Analysis for HADR Dr. Roland Weibel2. TechnologiesforCounteringHumanTrafficking Mr.DieterSchuldt3. Cyber Sensing for Power Outage Detection Demonstration Mr. Christopher Budny4. HADR Decision Support Technology Mr. Robert Hallowell5. Remote Sensing Technology for Disaster Relief Mr. John Aldridge6. A Flexible Web Architecture for HADR Collaboration and Decision Support Ms. Stephanie Foster7. Smart Photovoltaic Microgrids for Disadvantaged Communities Mr. Brice MacLaren8. Innovations in First Responder Communications Mr. Andrew Weinert9. High-EnduranceUnmannedAirPlatformsforTacticalWildfireManagement Dr.JamesEvans10. HADR Applications of Additive Manufacturing Ms. Mischa Shattuck11. PuertoRicoDeploymentofSolar-poweredWaterPurificationSystem Mr.ErikLimpaecher12. Technology Innovation at the MA National Guard External

MIT Lincoln Laboratory2018 Homeland Protection Workshop Series

June 26–28, 2018

Hotel Information

1. Aloft – Lexington 727 Marrett Road – A Lexington, MA 02421 781-761-1700 & Element – Lexington 727 Marrett Road – B Lexington, MA 02421 781-761-1750

2. Quality Inn and Suites 440 Bedford Street Lexington, MA 02420 781-861-0850 781-861-0821 (fax)

3. Hilton Garden Inn – Boston/Burlington 5 Wheeler Road Burlington, MA 01803 781-272-8800 781-221-4605 (fax) 800-445-8667 (toll free)

4. Sonesta 11 Old Concord Road Burlington, MA 01803 781-221-2233 781-221-6969 (fax)

5. Hyatt Summerfield Suites 2 Van De Graaff Drive Burlington, MA 01803 781-270-0800

6. Boston Marriott – Burlington Routes 95/128 & 3A 1 Burlington Mall Road Burlington, MA 01803 781-229-6565 781-229-7973 (fax) 888-236-2427 (toll free)

7. Extended Stay America Boston-Burlington

40 South Avenue Burlington, MA 01803 781-359-9099 800-804-3724 (toll free)

8. Candlewood Suites 130 Middlesex Turnpike Burlington, MA 01803 781-229-4300

9. Doubletree Hotel – Boston/Bedford Glen 44 Middlesex Turnpike Bedford, MA 01730 781-275-5500 781-275-8956 (fax) 800-445-8667 (toll free)

10. Hampton Inn – Bedford/Burlington 25 Middlesex Turnpike Bedford, MA 01821 978-262-9977 978-262-9660 (fax) 11. Homewood Suites by Hilton 35 Middlesex Turnpike Billerica, MA 01821 978-670-7111 978-670-1166 (fax)

12. Hilton Garden Inn – Boston/Waltham 420 Totten Pond Road Waltham, MA 02451 781-890-0100 781-890-4446 (fax) 800-445-8667 (toll free)

13. Westin Hotel 70 Third Avenue Waltham, MA 02451 781-290-5600 781-290-5626 (fax) 14. Courtyard by Marriott – Boston/Billerica 270 Concord Road Billerica, MA 01821 978-670-7500 978-670-8898 (fax)

All individuals are responsible for making their own hotel reservations. Guests are individually responsible for all room, tax, and incidental charges, in addition to room deposits and guarantees for late arrival, as appropriate. All rates are subject to change and/or availability. For your convenience, below is a list of hotels in the area. The hotels are ordered according to proximity to the Laboratory; the numbers do not imply any ranking of the hotels’ quality, services, or amenities.

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Location Restaurant Telephone Food Specialties/Pricing

Bedford The Great Wall Great Road Shopping Center 309B Great Road 781-275-7007 Chinese Cuisine/Moderate

Holi 20 North Road (781) 538-5906 Indian Cuisine/Moderate

Burlington Besito Burlington Mall — Rear Middlesex Turnpike 781-272-9900 Mexican Cuisine/Moderate

Cafe Escadrille 26 Cambridge Street French Continental & (Rte. 3A off Rte. 128) 781-273-1916 General Fare/Moderate

The Capital Grille 10 Wayside Road 781-505-4130 General Fare/Expensive

The Cheesecake Factory Burlington Mall — Front Middlesex Turnpike 781-273-0060 General Fare/Moderate

Legal Sea Foods Burlington Mall — Rear Middlesex Turnpike 781-270-9700 Seafood/Moderate

Not Your Average Joe’s 20 3rd Aveenue 781-229-0330 General Fare/Moderate

Redstone American Grill Steak House/Moderate 34 Cambridge Street 781-270-9300 – Call-ahead seating

Seasons 52 6 Wayside Road 781-272-5552 New American/Moderate

Note: Restaurant information subject to change. Please call ahead for up-to-date information.

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Location Restaurant Telephone Food Specialties/Pricing

Concord Center Colonial Inn 49 Monument Square 978-369-2373 General Fare/Moderate

Lexington Bertucci’s Brick Oven Pizzeria 1777 Massachusetts Ave. 781-860-9000 Italian/Moderate

Dabin 10 Muzzey Street 781-860-0171 Japanese & Korean Cuisine/Moderate

Margaritas 438 Bedford Street 339-970-2250 Mexican/Moderate

Via Lago 1845 Massachusetts Ave. 781-861-6174 General Fare/Moderate

Waxy O’Connor’s 94 Hartwell Ave. 781-861-9299 Irish & General Fare/Moderate

Waltham Bison County 275 Moody Street 781-642-9720 General Fare/Moderate

Green Papaya 475 Winter Street 781-487-9988 Thai/Moderate

Il Capriccio 888 Main Street 781-894-2234 Italian/Expensive

Note: Restaurant information subject to change. Please call ahead for up-to-date information.

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