5th Annual Electronic Warfare/Cyber Convergence ConferenceJune 5-6, 2014SPAWAR, Charleston, SC CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES As wired and wireless digital communications continue to converge, EW and Cyber technical capabilities are becoming more technically similar. However, the communities which practice these disciplines remain largely separated by their operating authorities (Title 10 v. Title 50) and vary widely across the military Services in te...

Electronic Warfare Europe 2014 Evolution of EW and Electromagnetic Operations 13-15 May 2014 | Edinburgh UK Electronic Warfare Europe is a renowned and unrivalled conference and exhibition discussing the latest in EW across land, maritime and aerospace. With the largest attendance of any EW gathering in Europe and an exhibition showcasing the latest technology, tools and equipment all under one roof, this is an opportunity not to be missed. Co...

Course Description: One of the most pressing deficiencies in recent joint operations has been trying to achieve coordinated and cohesive operations within the Electromagnetic Environment (EME). Decades of “Lessons Learned” and interference reports have culminated in a realization that anything that operates in the EM spectrum (communicates, radiates, locates) must be effectively managed. This short survey course will review current...

Course Description: This course provides insight into the whole electronic warfare field at the systems and operational level. It uses little math beyond algebra, yet the sources of important propagation and jamming equations are made amply clear. All information needed to understand the material is explained and included in the text. Both the course and the text avoid deep mathematical coverage, explaining all concepts in practical, physical...

Electronic Warfare Asia 2014 Evolving Electronic Warfare in the ASEAN and Pacific Regions 10-11 March 2014 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia About Senior leaders, military operators and decision makers from the ASEAN and Pacific regions, responsible for Electronic Warfare operations, specification and procurement, are set to come together in Kuala Lumpur to discuss the latest developments in EW and related Electromagnetic capabilities. As growth in the...

Course Description: This four day course covers the major concepts of Radar and Electronic Warfare (EW). The first two days cover radar and make use of the excellent book , Introduction to Airborne Radar (Second Edition) by Stimson. The material is presented in an easy-to-understand manner, with emphasis on those concepts of most importance to the EW matters to follow. Understanding radar principles is very important to effectively apply elect...

CONFERENCE DESCRIPTION Due to protracted acquisitions and traditional doctrinal warfare solutions there is a lack of exposure or appreciation for the cutting-edge innovation and technological development resulting in missed opportunities to provide warfighters the most up-to-date spectrum and information related capabilities. The 2013 Land EW Conference; Innovation and Demonstration will be held 10-11 December in Quantico, VA to provide a foru...

Electronic Warfare may be enjoying a moderate “renaissance” due to increasing recognition among commanders at all levels that controlling the Electromagnetic Spectrum and ensuring its availability is critical to all other security missions. The asymmetric conflicts in the Middle East, the growing reliance on “Net-Centric” warfare, increasing technological parity of foreign nations, unmanned operations, commercial-off-th...

Course Description: Learn about current methods, future problems and possible solutions to ELINT challenges. The emphasis is on signal interception, signal processing, and signal analysis – especially as applied to modern radar signals. Attendees will learn first-hand about ELINT by working exercises designed to bring out the practical aspects of the theories presented. The course makes use of the ELINT book written by the instructor as...

Course Description: Unmanned aeriel systems (UAS) have contributed greatly to operations, and will continue to contribute even more in the future as the DoD produces increasingly sophisticated vehicles and payloads. Until recently, however, EW has been a marginal UAV mission. This situation will significantly change in the near future as EW payloads are produced and integrated into operations. Proliferation of EW payloads in the future may als...