July 23-24, 2020
An Online Webinar and Digital Summit
Detect, Track, Defeat: Advancing Counter Hypersonic Capabilities
The global Military build of hypersonic enabled capabilities and missile threats presents an entirely new defense paradigm that upends traditional missile defense notions entirely. Effectively tracking and defeating these threats is critical to our national defense strategy and protecting the Homeland. one that will only grow in importance as the race to hypersonic capabilities wages on.
Near-peer capability development of offensive hypersonic weapons has expanded on a rapid scale, prompting a massive uptake in proposed counter hypersonic funding from the Fiscal Year 2021 Defense Budget Request. Reaching an operational hypersonic missile capability is without a doubt one of the top priorities across DoD, but it is only half of the equation.
Building off of the success of our Hypersonic Weapons Summit series, IDGA’s Counter-Hypersonic Summit aims to enable a thorough understanding of the direction and efforts necessary to enable critical defensive hypersonic capabilities.
IDGA’s inaugural Counter-Hypersonics Summit will provide a senior-level review of ongoing defensive hypersonic efforts that bolster the United States’ ability to conduct homeland defense. Detecting, tracking and defeating hypersonic weapons will be a critical capability enabler for Military operations across multiple domains as these threats continue to evolve in complexity.
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Topics Covered Include:
Technology Efforts to Enable Next-Gen Hypersonic Defense Architectures
Advancing Identification, Tracking, and Warning of Hypersonic Threats
Efforts to Leverage Existing Systems to Augment Capability
Cross-Service and Cross Domain Considerations
Featured Speakers
The Honorable Ellen M. Lord
Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment
Office of the Secretary of Defense
Rear Admiral Tom Druggan
Program Executive, Sea-based Weapon Systems
Missile Defense Agency
Mike E. White, SES
Principal Director, Hypersonics
Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
Shari Feth, PhD
Program Executive, Advanced Technology
Missile Defense Agency
Colonel Tony Behrens
Director, Army Capability Manager
Army Air & Missile Defense Command
Jeffrey Boulware
Technical Director and Deputy Division Chief
Joint Integrated Air and Missile Defense Organization (JIAMDO)
Martin Lindsey, PhD
S&T Advisor
US Indo-Pacific Command
Lieutenant Colonel Michael Kramer
Branch Chief , Integrated Air and Missile Defense
US Indo-Pacific Command
Captain David M. Houff
Staff Director for the Directorate of Intelligence (J2)
US Indo-Pacific Command
Dr. Eric Marineau, PhD
Hypersonic Aerodynamics, Heat Transfer & Materials Program Officer
Office of Naval Research
Brian "Bear" Lihani
Deputy Chief, Aerospace Warning Branch
NORAD
James S. Stolken, PhD
Mission Analysis Program Element Leader, National Ignition Facility and Photon Sciences Directorate
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
John Schmisseur, PhD
Professor, Mechanical, Aerospace, and Biomedical Engineering, H. H. Arnold Chair in Computational Fluid Dynamics
University of Tennessee
Dr. Phillip Ligrani
Eminent Scholar in Propulsion, Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
University of Alabama at Huntsville
RADM (R) Archer Macy
Former Commander & Director
USS Comte De Grasse; Naval Surface Warfare Center; JIAMDO; J8, Joint Staff
Tom Karako
Senior Fellow, International Security Program and Director, Missile Defense Project
Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS
Exclusive Hypersonic Reports & Resources
Hypersonic Weapons 2019-2027 Market Report
In advance of our Hypersonic Weapons Summit, we have worked closely alongside our Partners Market Forecast in our mission to inform you of the latest innovations and key components of developing hypersonic missiles.
Past Attendee Snapshot
Who can you expect to meet and learn from at the 2020 Hypersonic Weapons Summit? Download our Past Attendee List to find out!
Why Academic & DoD Partnerships are Essential to Winning the Hypersonic Arms Race
Ahead of the 2019 Hypersonics event, we sat down with speaker Dr. Phillip Ligrani, Eminent Scholar, Propulsion University of Alabama-Huntsville to discuss the role of academic research in the development of hypersonic capabilities.
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