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These events and sessions will provide valuable information and networking for anyone, from engineers to CEOs, looking for business content.

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FREE PRESENTATIONS, PANEL SESSIONS, DEMOS, AND MOREMonday 18 April through Thursday 21 April 2016

JOB FAIR • TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAYMeet recruiters on the exhibit floor. Whether you are looking for employees or looking for a job, this is your chance to connect with the best.

WORLD-CLASS EXHIBITION • TUESDAY TO THURSDAYSPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing Expo is the key exhibition for researchers, engineers, product developers, and purchasers who specialize in optics and photonics. See top companies who provide everything from components to the most advanced sensor systems.

TECHNOLOGY DEMOS • TUESDAY TO THURSDAYInnovative demonstrations of technology in action, as well as case studies, on the exhibition floor.

FREEOpen to all conference attendees, exhibitors, and exhibition visitors.

VENDOR SESSION • MONDAYThe session will feature brief presentations from hardware and software vendors whose product lines enable thermal imaging applications.

PANELS AND PRESENTATIONS • TUESDAY TO THURSDAY• Information Extraction at the Sensor: DARPA Special Presentation• DARPA Update: Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Target

Recognition and Adaption in Contested Environments (TRACE) • MMW System Programs at DARPA • The Market for Fiber Optic Sensing • Photonics Market Update • Smarter Autonomous Vehicles Integrating mm-wave radars and

Solid-State Lidar • CMOS-Based Hyper Spectral Imaging Enabling Innovation in

Healthcare, Agriculture and Food Safety • Miniaturized and Portable Spectroscopy and Optical Sensors for

Pharmaceutical, Chemical and Biological Applications • Enabling High-Speed and TDI Imaging for Machine Vision, Life-

Sciences, and Scientific Applications • Miniaturized and Portable Spectroscopy and Optical Sensors for

Pharmaceutical, Chemical, and Biological Applications• FLIR Special Presentations

Vendor Presentations and Reception: Infrared Applications: ThermoSense XXXVIII12:15 to 4:45 pm • Location: Conv. Ctr. Room 318Session Chairs: Andres E. Rozlosnik, SI Termografía Infrarroja (Argentina); Sheng-Jen (Tony) Hsieh, Texas A&M Univ. (USA)

The Infrared Applications: ThermoSense XXXVIII Vendor Session and Reception will be held on Monday afternoon, 18 April, 2016 as part of SPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing 2016 in Baltimore. The session will feature brief presentations from hardware and software vendors whose product lines impact thermal imaging applications.

Unlike the technical sessions, there are no “commercial content” restric-tions in these presentations. This event allows vendors to showcase new products on display at this year’s exhibit, and provides attendees with an advance glimpse of “what’s new” in thermal imaging applications.

All exhibitors are eligible to present.

The Vendor Session was started twelve years ago and has been a popular, well-attended success. It allows the busy technical conference attendees to better prioritize their time when visiting the exhibits. It also provides a relaxed atmosphere for informal conversations between vendors and conference attendees. The session begins with 10-15 minute presentations and is followed by a reception and mixer with snacks and soft drinks.

VENDORS IN PRESENTATION ORDER SCD.USA, LLC (SemiConductor Devices) (Booth 509)What’s New for 2016 at SCD Robert McDaniel, President & CEO SCD.USA Infrared

StingRay Optics, LLC (Booth 826)StingRay Optics Standard Products 2016 Sam Wyman, Standard Products Specialist

New Imaging Technologies (Booth 302)Latest developments from New Imaging Technologies in SWIR and I-CMOS Federico Volonteri, Sales Area Manager

TELOPS (Booth 431)New Infrared Imaging Products and Applications at Telops Vincent Farley, Business Development Manager

Xenics (Booth 523)Low-cost, High Frequency SWIR Cameras Ankur Anchlia, Analog Design Engineer, Xenics

HGH Infrared Systems, Inc. (Booth 343)The Test and Characterization of Infrared Reference Sources Xavier Elbaz, Sales Engineer Thermography and Metrology, HGH Infrared Systems North America

Princeton Infrared Technologies, Inc. (Booth 952)New SWIR Arrays and Cameras Martin H. Ettenberg, Ph.D, CEO Princeton Infrared Technologies, Inc

FLIR Systems, Inc. (Booth 822)New X6900sc High Speed Thermal Camera – World’s Fastest 640x512 Thermal Camera James Ramsey, Science Segment Engineer, FLIR

IRCAM GmbH (Booth 729)Infrared Cameras for Scientific Applications Oliver Schreer, Managing Director

SOFRADIR EC (Booth 408)New Development in Cooled and Uncooled Detection Chris Alicandro, Vice President of Sales and Business Development - Sofradir EC

Photon Spot, Inc. (Booth 1031) Superconducting Nanowire Single-Photon Detectors (SNSPDs) for Experiments in the NIR and Beyond Vikas Anant, CEO Photon Spot, Inc.

Ophir Optronics Ltd (Booth 817) See Spot & 40-300mm LWIR lenses Moshe Leibovich, Marketing Director

Sensors Unlimited - UTC Aerospace Systems (Booth 617)Improved Performance InGaAs Linear Arrays and New 1.45 Micron Cutoff Option for Handheld RamanDouglas Malchow, Mgr, Business Development for Industrial Markets, Sensors Unlimited Inc.

InfraTec GmbH (Booth 314)Latest Innovation of the Cooled High-End Infrared Camera Series ImageIR Sven-A. Wode, Manager Business Development International

MOOG INC. (Booth 124) MOOG UAS Security Solution Jon Paine, Business Development Manager

ISR Systems - UTC Aerospace Systems (Booth 617)Launching SUI SWIR into the global market Brendan M. Murphy, Account Manager

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TUESDAYDefense + Commercial Sensing Exhibition10:00 am to 6:00 pmCome see the latest devices, components, and systems that are enabling today’s technology trends. With more than 360 companies, this exhibition continues to be the flagship event to find the latest products, tools, and applications for your research or business needs.

Job Fair10:00 am to 6:00 pm • Location: Exhibition HallTop employers are coming together to interview and hire candidates at SPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing 2016.

Whether you are looking for employees or looking for a job, this is your chance to connect with the best.

Meet recruiters (like BAE Systems, DHPC Technologies, IPG Photonics, L3, General Dynamics, II-VI, and others) on the exhibition floor.

FLIR SPECIAL PRESENTATION

Make Something Big with Something Small10:15 to 10:30 am • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallSPONSORED BY

The new Boson LWIR thermal camera cores set a new standard for size, weight, performance, and power (SWaP). Boson uses FLIR’s Vector processing archi-tecture: a multi-core vision processor system-on-a-chip (SOC) that provides advanced image processing, video analytics, peripheral sensor drivers, and industry-standard communication interfaces inside the camera. Discover how Boson’s power and flexibility lets OEMs get their products to market more quickly – and for lower cost – than ever before.


The Need for Speed: Next Generation High Speed Infrared Camera Technologies10:45 to 11:15 am • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallSPONSORED BY

With today’s engineering challenges, the need for non-contact, high-speed thermal measurement has never been greater. This presentation will focus on new advances in high speed thermal infrared technology that lets us grab data at a blistering 1,000 fps and 640 x 512 resolution, making it ideal for tracking bullets in flight, imaging high speed munitions, and other hot and fast thermal events.

SPEAKERS:Dave Bursell, VP of Business Development for Science/OGI, FLIR Systems, Inc.Chris Bainter, Americas Business Development Director for Science, FLIR Systems, Inc.

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MMW System Programs at DARPA12:30 to 3:30 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallThis will be a special session describing MMW system programs currently active at DARPA and the underlying technology issues that are being addressed. Presentations will cover advanced component technologies, phenomenology, processing algorithms, and system integration approach-es. Applications vary from targeting, navigation, and communications.

PANEL MODERATOR: H. Bruce WallaceDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), Strategic Technologies Office

20-minute talks followed by 30-minute moderated Q&A

SPEAKERS:

12:40 pm: Millimeter Wave Systems and Technologies Overview H. Bruce Wallace, DARPA, Strategic Technologies Office

1:00 pm: Multi-Function RF (MFRF) Eric Zirofsky, Northrop Grumman, Electronic Systems

1:20 pm: Mobile Hot Spots Joseph Evans, DARPA, Strategic Technologies Office

1:40 pm: 100G Ted Woodward, DARPA, Strategic Technologies Office

2:00 pm: Advanced Scanning Technology for Imaging Radars (ASTIR)

Abigail Hedden, Army Research Laboratory

2:20 pm: Video Synthetic Aperture Radar (ViSAR) Algorithms and Laboratory Testing

Vincent Terek, Air Force Research Laboratory

2:40 pm: The MFRF Dataset: a W-Band Database for Degraded Visual Environment Studies

Gerard Titi, Systems And Technology Research

Q&A AND NETWORKING TO FOLLOW

Smarter Autonomous Vehicles Integrating mm-Wave Radars and Solid-State LiDAR11:15 am to 12:00 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallSPONSORED BY

Imec will describe its latest work in mm-wave radar solutions and current developments towards LiDAR systems. It is believed that these sensors, implementing solid-state scanning, would be more reliable and cost-effec-tive than similar mechanical options. Highly automated driving requiring more than 8 radars per vehicle leads to a forecast of exponential growth of radar chips for the years to come. Imec’s CMOS-based 79GHz radar solution allows for lower cost, lower power consumption and more compact radars, versus commercially available radars using a SiGe BiCMOS technology. The imec 79GHz Phase Modulated Continuous Wave (PMCW) radar achieves a range resolution of 7.5cm with an angular resolution of 1 degree. Our latest work on a 140GHz radar technology allows for higher resolutions and even more compact radars due to antenna-on-chip, ideally suited for indoor applications.

SPEAKERS:

Tom Claes Research and Development Engineer, imec

Maarten Willems Business Development Director, imec

TUESDAY


Enjoy free drinks and appetizers while learning about products and services offered by top companies in the industry. Join us for this new networking activity in the exhibition hall.

PARTICIPATING PUB CRAWL COMPANIESL-3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Booth #303Inrad Optics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth #315Imperx, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Booth #423Laser Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Booth #542Umicore Optical Materials USA, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Booth #622MegaWatt Lasers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth #631FLIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Booth #822Photonics Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Booth #825StingRay Optics, LLC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth #826SPIE Career Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth #9445N Plus Semiconductors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth #1113Viavi Solutions Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth #1122Gavish, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth #1149Optiforms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth #2008 LightPath Technologies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Booth #2016

The Use, Outlook, and What it Takes to Fly a Drone in the US: The Latest from the FAA3:30 to 4:30 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallDrones are useful for several agricultural purposes, including scouting fields, counting livestock and applying pesticides, as well as to map sea grass, monitor pipeline routes, and detect wildfire hot spots.

The Federal Aviation Administration selected the Corpus Christi Center as one of six drone test sites nationwide.

This presentation will discuss the 6 FAA test sites, the current status of the testing, the outlook, and what it takes to legally fly drones in the US today.



FLIR Precision Optics: Lenses to Fit Your Needs4:30 to 5:00 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallSPONSORED BY

FLIR is a leader in the design and manufacture of high-quality precision optics supporting a wide array of market applications. With specially designed and applied thin films coatings, FLIR can offer lenses across the spectral range, from UV to longwave infrared. These coatings are designed to withstand the harshest environment and are Commercially Developed and Military Qualified (CDMQ). Continuous innovation and investment ensures FLIR’s edge as a leading supplier of infrared optics.SPEAKERS:Ashish Mistry, VP of Precision Optics Division, FLIR Systems, Inc.Robert Bush, Sr. Business Development Manager for Optics, FLIR Systems, Inc.

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Make Something Big with Something Small5:15 to 5:30 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallSPONSORED BY

The new Boson LWIR thermal camera cores set a new standard for size, weight, performance, and power (SWaP). Boson uses FLIR’s Vector processing archi-tecture: a multi-core vision processor system-on-a-chip (SOC) that provides advanced image processing, video analytics, peripheral sensor drivers, and industry-standard communication interfaces inside the camera. Discover how Boson’s power and flexibility lets OEMs get their products to market more quickly – and for lower cost – than ever before.


WEDNESDAYLeverage the Federal Labs to Benefit Your Company8:00 to 10:00 am • Location: Conv. Ctr. Room 312Many companies do not know about using ‘Other Transactions’ to work with the federal government labs. You can: get federal technology for you to commercialize, work with federal labs to produce new Intellectual Property, use their unique capabilities to benefit your company, and actually have a federal lab do work for your company. Specifically, we will discuss Patent License Agreements, Cooperative Research and Development Agreements, and Commercial Services Agreements.

Arrive early for coffee and bagels.

MODERATOR:

PANELISTS:

James A. Poulos, III Technology Transfer Coordinator, Agricultural Research Service (ARS)

Ted Mecum Innovative Technology Partnerships Office, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Michael Schroeder Director, NAWCAD Technology Transfer Office

Barry Datloff Director, U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command


Defense + Commercial Sensing Exhibition10:00 am to 5:00 pmCome see the latest devices, components, and systems that are enabling today’s technology trends. With more than 360 companies, this exhibition continues to be the flagship event to find the latest products, tools, and applications for your research or business needs.

Job Fair10:00 am to 5:00 pm • Location: Exhibition Floor Top employers are coming together to interview and hire candidates at SPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing 2016.

Whether you are looking for employees or looking for a job, this is your chance to connect with the best.

Meet recruiters (like BAE Systems, DHPC Technologies, IPG Photonics, L3, General Dynamics, II-VI, and others) on the exhibition floor.

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The Need for Speed: Next Generation High Speed Infrared Camera Technologies10:05 to 10:30 am • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallSPONSORED BY

With today’s engineering challenges, the need for non-contact, high speed thermal measurement has never been greater. This presentation will focus on new advances in high speed thermal infrared technology that lets us grab data at a blistering 1,000 fps and 640 x 512 resolution, making it ideal for tracking bullets in flight, imaging high speed munitions, and other hot and fast thermal events.

SPEAKERS:Dave Bursell, VP of Business Development for Science/OGI, FLIR Systems, Inc.Chris Bainter, Americas Business Development Director for Science, FLIR Systems, Inc.


Make Something Big with Something Small10:45 to 11:00 am • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallSPONSORED BY

The new Boson LWIR thermal camera cores set a new standard for size, weight, performance, and power (SWaP). Boson uses FLIR’s Vector processing architecture: a multi-core vision processor system-on-a-chip (SOC) that provides advanced image processing, video analytics, pe-ripheral sensor drivers, and industry-standard communication interfaces inside the camera. Discover how Boson’s power and flexibility lets OEMs get their products to market more quickly – and for lower cost – than ever before.

Information Extraction at the Sensor: DARPA Special Presentation12:30 to 2:30 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallKEYNOTE PRESENTATION

William Chappell Director of Microtechnology Office (MTO)

Dr. Chappell is the Director of MTO. He joined DARPA as a program manager in July 2011 and was promoted to his current position in June 2014. His interests include advanced packaging, adaptable RF systems, and antenna arrays.

The MTO office that Dr. Chappell leads is responsible for next generation microsystems, including advanced electronics, photonics, and MEMS tech-nologies. In the past decades, this office has led fundamental developments in the underpinnings of foundational technologies such as GaAs, GaN, Si Photonics, and MEMS inertial sensors.

The office currently has a focus on technologies for managing the com-plex and crowded electromagnetic spectrum, extracting information in constrained computing and sensing environments, and new methods for engaging the broader global electronics market for the military.

Prior to joining DARPA in 2011, he served as a full professor at Purdue with a focus on electromagnetic and wireless systems.

Dr. Chappell received his Bachelor of Science in 1998 from the University of Michigan, where he also earned his Masters and Doctor of Philosophy studying in the Radiation Laboratory on spectral isolation techniques for high frequency microwave systems using composite materials.

CMOS-Based Hyper Spectral Imaging Enabling Innovation in Healthcare, Agriculture and Food Safety11:15 am to 12:00 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallSPONSORED BY

SPEAKER:

Jerome Baron Business Development Manager Imaging, imec

The convergence of imaging and spectroscopy is bringing ever more portable, compact and low-cost solutions to bring hyperspectral imaging to volume commercial markets.

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Miniaturized and Portable Spectroscopy and Optical Sensors for Pharmaceutical, Chemical and Biological Applications2:30 to 4:00 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallPanelists from industry, government laboratories and venture capital com-munity will discuss opportunities driven by miniaturization and portability of spectroscopic and sensing systems for pharmaceutical, industrial process monitoring and defense applications. The speakers will discuss industry needs for minimally invasive portable devises for process monitoring, drug delivery, and sensing of contamination of raw material to ensure consumer/patient safety, product quality and supply chain integrity. The wearable devices for rapid chemical and biological sensing in clinical and harsh field environments, and biodegradable and disposable systems will be also discussed. Listen and interact with leaders in the spectroscopy and sensing community, and come to share your ideas.

MODERATOR:

Joseph X. Montemarano Executive Director, MIRTHE, Princeton Univ.

PANELISTS:

Tom Claes Research and Development Engineer, imec

Mark A. Johnson Technology Development Manager, LI-COR Biosciences

Douglas E. Kiehl Principal Research Scientist, Eli Lilly

Kevin Lascola Product Line Manager, Mid-IR Lasers, THORLABS

Ralph Taylor-Smith General Partner of Battelle Ventures and Innovation Valley Partners

ABOUT THE ORGANIZERS

MIRTHE is an Engineering Research Center for Mid-InfraRed Technologies for Health and the Environment sponsored by NSF. MIRTHE invents, develops and commercializes high-per-formance, cost-effective and market-ready mid-infrared trace gas sensor systems based on new technologies such as

quantum cascade lasers in close collaboration with industry, practitioners, academic institutions and government laboratories for applications in health, environment and homeland security. To learn more go to www.mirthecenter.org

High-Speed and TDI CMOS Imagers for Machine Vision, Life Sciences, Remote Sensing and Scientific Applications4:00 to 4:45 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallSPONSORED BY

Advanced applications in imaging require better feature detection at higher speed. Imec enables this through key CMOS technologies: eCCD and ultra-high-speed pixels. • eCCD (embedded CCD) integrates CCD gates in CMOS technology,

combining low-noise charge transfer with high-speed analog-to-digital conversion and data communication: ideal for high-speed TDI (Time Delay Integration) applications. Combined with imec’s hyperspectral filter technology this enables high-speed multispectral TDI.

• Ultra-high-speed pixels enable imaging at millions of frames per second

SPEAKER:

Jonathan Borremans Program Manager & Principal Scientist CMOS Imagers, imec

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Photonics & Defense: An Industry Update9:15 to 9:45 am • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallKEYNOTE PRESENTATION:

Stephen G. Anderson Director, Industry Development, SPIE

Measuring the size of an industry is difficult for many reasons. What categories and suppliers are included? What data are available? Stephen G. Anderson, Director, Industry Develop-ment, will provide an update on efforts at SPIE to profile the

global photonics industry including the applications of photonics in the security and defense sector.

Defense + Commercial Sensing Exhibition10:00 am to 2:00 pmCome see the latest devices, components, and systems that are enabling today’s technology trends. With more than 360 companies, this exhibition continues to be the flagship event to find the latest products, tools, and applications for your research or business needs.

The Market for Fiber Optic Sensing10:00 to 10:45 am • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition Hall

David A. Krohn Light Wave Venture Consulting

The distributed fiber optic sensor market stood at $585 mil-lion in 2013 and was projected to be $1.5 billion in 2018 with 70% of that associated with the oil and gas market segments.

In this presentation, David Krohn of Light Wave Venture LLC and author of “Fiber Optic Sensors: Fundamentals and Applications” (SPIE volume PM247) will provide an overview of the fiber sensing market and address the negative impact on it of the sudden and unexpected drop in global oil prices. The long-term picture is still optimistic, Krohn says, but a short-term contraction is likely.

THURSDAYFLIR SPECIAL PRESENTATION

FLIR Precision Optics: Lenses to Fit Your Needs10:45 am to 11:15 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition HallSPONSORED BY

FLIR is a leader in the design and manufacture of high-quality precision optics supporting a wide array of market applications. With specially designed and applied thin films coatings, FLIR can offer lenses across the spectral range, from UV to longwave infrared. These coatings are designed to withstand the harshest environment and are Commercially Developed and Military Qualified (CDMQ). Continuous innovation and investment ensures FLIR’s edge as a leading supplier of infrared optics.SPEAKERS:Ashish Mistry, VP of Precision Optics Division, FLIR Systems, Inc.Robert Bush, Sr. Business Development Manager for Optics, FLIR Systems, Inc.

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2016 Updates to the US Munitions List that Affect ITAR and Other International Trade Regulations: Strategies for Navigating U.S. Export Controls and International Trade Issues2:30 to 4:00 pm • Location: Conv. Ctr. Room 303Join us for a discussion on upcoming changes to the US Munitions List (USML) that will impact ITAR regulations for both industry and research universities. If your company’s sales activities, products or services come into contact with foreign jurisdictions, this is a must-attend program. The stakes have never been higher. Anyone who wants to answer questions such as, “How do U.S. export controls apply to me?” or “What are the legal pitfalls of doing business internationally?” or “What are best practices for engaging in global trade?” will benefit from attending this workshop.

INTENDED AUDIENCE: Owners, executives, product managers who wish to learn how to grow business while effectively and efficiently navigating U.S. international trade laws and regulations.

SPEAKERS:

Jennifer Douris Director, SPIE Government Affairs

Kerry Scarlott BakerHostetler

Ian Moss BakerHostetler

Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Target Recognition and Adaption in Contested Environments (TRACE)12:30 to 2:00 pm • Location: Industry Stage, Exhibition Hall Many SAR Automatic Target Recognition (ATR) algorithms require im-practically large labeled training sets to achieve accurate recognition performance. Adapting these algorithms for operation in contested envi-ronments can be a significant challenge because of the limited availability of high-quality training data. Additionally, traditional template-based algorithms can have large run-time memory or storage requirement that make them impractical for real-time embedded applications.

The TRACE session explores new algorithm and processing architectures to address these issues, including:

• New ATR approaches for SAR

• Application of model-based and transfer-learning based methods to achieve rapid learning with limited training data

• Experiment design and performance prediction with limited training data

• New algorithm and hardware architectures for low-power, real-time ATR on mobile processors


PANEL MODERATOR:

John Gorman Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), Strategic Technologies Office, TRACE Program

PANELISTS:

Dan Berwick, Senior Project Manager, Leidos

John Kaufhold, Data Scientist, Deep Learning Analytics

Mark Peot, Teledyne Fellow, Teledyne Mark Stevens, Chief Scientist, Systems & Technology Research


Thermal Imaging DemoPRESENTED BY

As a leading supplier of advanced electro-optical sensor systems to US military and allied forces, intelligence agencies and com-mercial primes worldwide, DRS Technologies has been develop-ing high-performance infrared imaging products for over half a century.

DRS has assembled infrared experts, and leaders from a variety of vertical markets to brief SPIE members, conference attendees, and DCS exhibition attendees on the future development of thermal imaging technology and demonstrate the ever-expanding emerg-ing market applications. Throughout the exhibition, attendees will have the opportunity to hear briefs from the infrared experts at DRS Technologies, as well as industry partners who are applying thermal technology in revolutionary new ways.

Innovative demonstrations of technology in action on the exhibition floor.

TECHNOLOGY DEMOS

TOPICS OF DEMONSTRATION INCLUDE:

TUESDAY 19 APRIL12:30 pm Technology Behind Small Pixel Pitch Thermal

Microbolometers Dr. George Skidmore, Principal Scientist

3:30 pm Thermal Image Processing Trends and Advantages (ICE™, 3D Noise Filter, Superframe™)

Chris Reed, Sr. Product Manager

WEDNESDAY 20 APRIL12:30 pm Mercury Cadmium Telluride Avalanche Photodiode (APD)

Technology Dr. Pradip Mitra, Sr. Director Electrical Engineering

4:30 pm The Modern Age of Aircraft Survivability Equipment (ASE) Brett Breazeale, Sr. Business Development Director

THURSDAY 21 APRIL11:30 am Thermal Imaging Broadband Solutions Dr. George Skidmore, Principal Scientist

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DRS THERMAL IMAGING IN ACTION: CASE STUDIES

TUESDAY 19 APRIL10:30 am The Essential Roles of Thermal Imaging in Industrial

Manufacturing Processes Greg Santos, Industrial Video & Control

11:30 am Triggering and Genlock with Tamarisk® Infrared Cameras Chris Johnston, Sierra Olympic Technologies, Inc.

4:30 pm Low Cost, Radiation Free FirstSense Breast Exam® with DRS Infrared

Paul Angott, President, First Sense Medical

WEDNESDAY 20 APRIL10:30 am Integrating DRS HD FPA into “Radiometric” and

“Panoramic” thermal imaging cameras Jeff Leake, IRCameras

11:30 am The Essential Roles of Thermal Imaging in Industrial Manufacturing Processes

Greg Santos, Industrial Video & Control

1:30 pm Low Cost, Radiation Free FirstSense Breast Exam® with DRS Infrared

Paul Angott, President, First Sense Medical

2:30 pm A Fully Autonomous Hyperspectral Imaging Camera for Hazardous / Toxic Gas Cloud Monitoring

Robert Kester, CTO, Rebellion Photonics

3:30 pm Triggering and Genlock with Tamarisk® Infrared Cameras Chris Johnston, Sierra Olympic Technologies, Inc.

THURSDAY 21 APRIL12:30 pm Triggering and Genlock with Tamarisk® Infrared Cameras Chris Johnston, Sierra Olympic Technologies, Inc.

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