Rob Munday

Learn how international trials to improve joint ISR and coalition information and intelligence sharing are shaping the future of geospatial intelligence directly from one of the most senior trial leaders Rob Munday. As a senior member of one of NATO’s most important groups enabling multinational government and industry collaboration today Rob is best placed to help you understand:

• How international trials help to define future geospatial capabilities and impact the quality of decision support
• Outcomes from recent trials and what will be included in future trials to identify the next generation of geospatial capability
• Major challenges to solve in intelligence sharing to enable geospatial intelligence leaders to rapidly improve capability for their forces

Benefit from structured roundtable sessions facilitated by GEOINT experts from a wide range of backgrounds providing you with the chance to exchange ideas, challenge current thinking and come to new conclusions. Each table will run as follows:

• 5 mins introductions
• 40 mins discussion
• 5 mins summary
• 10 mins for 3 tables to share 3 key take-aways

Roundtable 1 - Creating MULTI-INT by fusing Open Source and Location Intelligence
Richard Evans, IHS Director, Aerospace And Defence
David Hunt, IHS Senior Manager, Country Risk

Roundtable 2 – Trends in GEOINT R&D to Watch in the Future
James Prain, Group Principal Information and Intelligence, DSTL

Roundtable 3 – How to Leverage C2 to Overcome Challenges in JISR Information Sharing
Rob Munday, Chairman, NATO Industry Advisory Group SG-177

Roundtable 4 -Imagining Future Data Sourcing: Exploiting Open Source Data
Craig Clarke, Senior Open Source Analyst, US Marine Corps Information Assurance