ELECTRONIC WARFARE 2009 WILL TAKE PLACE ON 14 – 15 MAY 2009, AT THE WEST LONDON NOVOTEL, LONDON.
TO BOOK, simply click here to download the booking form, fill it out, print it out and fax back to us on +44 (0)1753 727002
NEW THREATS REQUIRE NEW SOLUTIONS
The application of Electronic Warfare (EW) embraces the full spectrum of modern warfare, from the collection of intelligence in peacetime to delivering electronic attack in war, from the self-protection of land, maritime and air platforms to countering today’s terrorist threat.
National priorities in the application of EW - and hence investment in EW capability - vary according to the perceived or actual threat to operations. Today, much of this investment is directed towards the terrorist threat which demands increasingly complex use of the electromagnetic environment to provide adequate countermeasures. Moreover, simple but critical threats such as small arms fire can demand a relatively sophisticated solution in the form of a hostile fire indicator. The application of EW in cyberspace, by both terrorist and warfighter alike, is also gaining in prominence.
Further information on EW 2009 will follow shortly.
To book your delegate place, please contact Kathy Burwood on +44 (0)1753 727019 or email kb@shephard.co.uk
To book your exhibitor space or discuss sponsorship opportunities, please contact Ana Marie Stratton on +44 (0)1753 727008 or email ams@shephard.co.uk
The application of Electronic Warfare (EW) embraces the full spectrum of modern warfare, from the collection of intelligence in peacetime to delivering electronic attack in war, from the self-protection of land, maritime and air platforms to countering today’s terrorist threat.
National priorities in the application of EW - and hence investment in EW capability - vary according to the perceived or actual threat to operations. Today, much of this investment is directed towards the terrorist threat which demands increasingly complex use of the electromagnetic environment to provide adequate countermeasures. Moreover, simple but critical threats such as small arms fire can demand a relatively sophisticated solution in the form of a hostile fire indicator. The application of EW in cyberspace, by both terrorist and warfighter alike, is also gaining in prominence.
Click here to download the EW 2009 flyer
