3rd International Seminar on Air Defence In the 21st Century

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1 Industry Assn Partner Seminar & Exhibition 2015 Kothari Auditorium, DRDO HQ, New Delhi, India May 2015 Akash missiles Gepard mobile air defence system Mirage rd International Seminar on Air Defence In the 21st Century Air Threats and Challenges Countermeasures New Technologies and Weapon Systems Upgrades to Legacy Systems Air Defence Battle Management Indigenisation Event Partner Official Media Official International Media Partner /events

2 A CENJOWS-IMR Event The Russian Model SURVEILLANCE. DETECTION. ENGAGEMENT EW Aircraft MR Ballistic Missiles Tac Ballistic Missiles Tactical Aviation Helos & Cruise Msls UAVs Long-Range AD Assets Medium-Range AD Assets Short-Range AD Assets S-300 PMU2, Antey-2500 AD msls Buk-M1-2, Buk-M2E, Pechora-2A AD msls Tor-M1, Tor-M2E, Osa-AKM AD msls Gamma-DE, 9S19ME Imbir, 9S15MV3, 96L6E, 64N6E AD radars 9S18M1, Gamma-S1E, Casta-2E2 9S18M1, Casta-2E2 Gazetchik-E radar Protection equipment Gazetchik-E radar Protection equipment Gazetchik-E radar Protection eqpt Smerch-M1E, Rubezh-ME, Fundament-E, Baikal-1ME, Universal-1E command sys Smerch-M1E, Rubezh-ME, Fundament-E, Baikal-1ME, Universal-1E command sys PPRU-M1 command system Rif-M naval AD missile system Shtil-1 naval AD missile system Klinok naval AD missile system Weapon Systems Radars Auto Command Sys Naval Weapons Indian Air Defence Equipment Needs Massive Modernisation An International Seminar on "Army Air Defence in the 21st Century" is being organized on May 2015 at the DRDO HQ Auditorium, New Delhi. Aim The aim of the seminar is to obtain inputs for preparation of a pragmatic road map for modernization of the Army Air Defence and apprise the industry regarding the Army's requirements. Objectives The objectives of the seminar are as follows: Ÿ Familiarise with the latest concepts of Air Defence being adopted by other contemporary armies of the world. Ÿ Explore existing technology to neutralize the UAV threat. Ÿ Explore the concept of convergence of EW with Ground Based Air Defence Weapon Systems. Ÿ Build understanding on the aspect of latest trends in communication technology towards achieving net centricity for Air Defence Control & Reporting System (ADC&RS). Ÿ Establish clarity on concepts required towards preparation of modernization road map for Army Air Defence. Ÿ Project requirements to the industry for the next three Five-Year Plan periods. Ÿ Improve industry integration facilitating understanding of the requirement of Army Air Defence. Build a common Overseas companies may please contact Alexander Giles Tel: +44 (0) Mob: alexander.giles@me.com Indian companies may please contact Anchal Malhotra Tel: +91 (0) ext 201 Mob: anchal@idyb.com

3 A CENJOWS-IMR Event platform for Army industry cooperation & response to the needs of Army Air Defence. The Indian Army will use this occasion to carry out a comprehensive technical and commercial scan of Air Defence related technologies available, both globally and domestically in the foreseeable future. With the evolving air threat and the growing impact of air power on the outcome of conflict, the need for an effective Air Defence capability for air, land and naval operations has become particularly relevant in the current scenario of rapid technological advancements in avionics, stealth technology and precision strike capabilities of multiple aerial threat vehicles. Combat power cannot be sustained without a responsive and contemporary Air Defence. While the severity and lethality of the air threat continues to grow in all its multifarious dimensions, there is a time critical need for modernization of the Corps and upgrade of its existing inventory. With recent initiatives in procurement, Indian Air Defence Corps is moving from near obsolescence to a crucial force for protecting military bases, frontline airbases, tank regiments, warships and also strategic assets. India is looking at systems that can be deployed in multiple configurations and can be used by the Army, Air Force and Navy - from man-portable that can easily lifted by troops in rugged mountain areas and carried to newer locations to fully automated self propelled systems. In the plains, the requirement is to fit it with a twin-launcher and base it on a high-mobility vehicle so that it can accompany the tank regiments to battle or be at airbases and other high-value targets like nuclear plants. India has launched the procurement process for three types of SAMs - medium-range, quick-reaction and man-portable short-range missile systems - to replace the air defence corps' old Russian-origin Kvadrat, Strela and other systems. These will be in addition to two regiments of the indigenous Akash systems, whose deliveries have been completed. The IAF has also got eight Akash squadrons - six of them based in the north-east to counter China. Besides, a project is underway to upgrade about 50 Shilka ZSU-23/4 anti-aircraft armoured vehicles, which are equipped with four 23mm automatic cannons each, and imported from Russia in the mid-1980s. Simultaneously, the Army air defence units are also on course to induct about 30 three-dimensional tactical control radars, which can track airborne targets up to 90- km away, and over 15 low-level light-weight radars, which can be used in mountainous terrain. The lethality and the severity of the air threat today has increased manifold. This threat perspective has moved beyond its erstwhile scalar dimension of manned aircraft as the main 'threat vehicle' including attack helicopters with new players like UAVs, cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, precision guided munitions and more, have added new perspective to the aerial offensive capability. This coupled with contemporary and enabling technologies like stealth, soft kill and electronic warfare have revamped the aerial punch into a potent and a viable weapon. The modernization road map envisages a vibrant Air Defence force which will be equipped with a range guns and missile systems capable of meeting the challenges posed by the emerging air threat over the next few decades. These weapon systems would be networked on an automated Control and Reporting (C&R) system integrated to the C&R systems of the Indian Air Force. Overseas companies may please contact Alexander Giles Tel: +44 (0) Mob: alexander.giles@me.com Indian companies may please contact Anchal Malhotra Tel: +91 (0) ext 201 Mob: anchal@idyb.com

4 2015 As on 27 April 2015 Seminar Schedule DAY 1 - Thursday, 14 May hrs Registration & Tea INAUGURAL SESSION ( hrs) hrs Welcome Address. Maj Gen KB Kapoor, Director, Centre for Joint Warfare Studies hrs Inaugural Address. Maj Gen BC Khanduri, AVSM, Retd, Member Lok Sabha & Chairman Parliament Standing Committee on Defence hrs Keynote Address. Lt Gen (Dr) VK Saxena, Director General Army Air Defence. Status of AD weapon systems and challenges in the foreseeable future hrs Bharat Dynamics Ltd. Akash A Success Story hrs Industry Perspective. Saurabh Sanyal, PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry hrs Tea break & exhibition SESSION 1 Aerospace Threat Perspective and Air Defence Concepts ( hrs) hrs Maj Gen Ajai Sehgal, Addl DG Army Air Defence. Changing Contours of Air Threat and Countermeasures during the 21st Century hrs Col Ronen Ofek, Retd, RADA Electronic Industries, Israel. Modern Trends in Integrated AD Systems Concept hrs Industry/ Foreign speaker. Experiences from the Modern Battlefield hrs Industry/ Foreign speaker. Challenges of Air Defence Battle Management Systems hrs Qs & As hrs Closing remarks of Session Chairman hrs Lunch& exhibition SESSION 2 Modern Trends and Emerging Technologies in Air Defence Systems ( hrs) hrs Opening remarks by Session Chairman, Lt Gen Naresh Chand, former DG Army Air Defence hrs DRDO/ Industry speaker. Modern Technologies for Integrated Air Defence hrs Industry/ DRDO speaker. Air Defence Weapons: Future Kill Options hrs DRDO speaker. Stealth and Counter-stealth hrs Industry speaker. Air Defence Guns and Gun Ammunition: Which Way the Future is Headed hrs Brig MK Iyer, Dy Director General Army Air Defence Dte. Adding New Capabilities to Existing Legacy Systems hrs Qs & As hrs Closing remarks of Session Chairman hrs Tea/ exhibition DAY 2 - Friday, 15 May hrs Registration & Tea SESSION 3 Tactical Ballistic Missiles, Cruise Missiles and UAVs/ UCAVs: New Challenges in the Battlefield for the Air Defence Warrior ( hrs) hrs Opening remarks by the Session Chairman hrs Col GS Choudhury, Director (Ops & Trg) Army Air Defence Dte. The Amazing Growth Journey of UAVs hrs Col Ronen Ofek, Retd, RADA Electronic Industries, Israel. Anti-UAV Systems Trends and Technologies hrs Indian Navy speaker. Air Defence - An Indian Navy perspective hrs Qs & As hrs Closing remarks of the Session Chairman hrs Tea/ exhibition SESSION 4 Battlefield Management C4I2 Challenge ( hrs) hrs Opening remarks of the Session Chairman hrs Col Hardev Singh, Director AD C&R Project, Army HQ. Indian Air Defence Control & Reporting System hrs IAF speaker. The Identification Friend & Foe (IFF) and Air Space Management Challenge hrs Brig Ranjit Singh, ACIDS (DOT), HQ Integrated Defence Staff. Reducing the Sensor to Shooter Link hrs Industry speaker. Threat Assessment, Prioritisation and Weapons Assignment hrs Qs & As VALEDICTORY SESSION ( hrs) hrs Lt Gen (Dr) VK Saxena, Director General Army Air Defence. Resolutions of the Seminar hrs Valedictory Address by the Chief Guest 1400 hrs Lunch and close

5 Why You Should Attend 2015 The Indian Army will use this occasion to carry out a comprehensive technical and commercial scan of Air Defence related technologies available, both globally and domestically in the foreseeable future. Air Defence India promises to bring excellent networking and business opportunities, as well as insight, to the air defence community. Exhibition Air Defence India will bring together the Indian and international vendors, delegates and armed forces officers to interact and identify requirements, projects & programmes and technologies and products on offer in the market. It will also promote the proactive participation of the industry in the development of air defence systems. Air Defence India is an ideal opportunity to meet key military/government decision makers, end users of air defence weapons and the world's leading manufacturers. Conference The conference will have high-level participation from the Indian Army, Indian Navy, Indian Air Force, DRDO, Ministry of Defence, academia, defence public sector undertakings and other defence establishments. The best international speakers and experts will address the audience. Opportunities A wide range of branding, exhibition, partnership and sponsorship opportunities are on offer, allowing your organisation to get the most out of this key event in the air defence calendar. Key benefits of attending: The latest technology in order to successfully transform current legacy systems. Develop international relationships through extensive networking opportunities. Increase efficiencies in Air & Missile Defence operations through knowledge sharing of best practice. Learn about India's Defence Procurement Procedure and optimise future industry relationships. Maximize performance and capabilities of defence systems by exploring leading international air defence programmes. Examine current tactical missile defence systems and discover future equipment requirements. Discover how integrated missile defence systems have been successfully deployed and plan for future needs and combat the challenge of interoperability. Improve communication channels with the Indian Armed Forces and local industry. Who will be attending: Air Defence Field Commanders Army Air Defence Directorate staff Air Force Commanders Strategic Forces Command Integrated Defence Staff Directors of Joint Operations Indian Ordnance Factories Purchasing Directorates DRDO scientists Training Branches and Institutes Air Defence College Chief Engineers and Program Managers Government and ministry acquisition officials Domestic vendors looking for joint ventures International Vendors Associations / Think tanks Sponsors Packages There are a limited number of Sponsors Packages available at this leading summit. Benefits include speaking slots, exhibition stands, extra delegates passes, branding opportunities, messages, attendee lists, etc. Officers of the Indian Armed Forces, DRDO scientists and government officials attend the seminars free of cost Overseas companies may please contact Alexander Giles Tel: +44 (0) Mob: alexander.giles@me.com Indian companies may please contact Anchal Malhotra Tel: +91 (0) ext 201 Mob: anchal@idyb.com

6 Lead Sponsorship, Sponsorship and Branding Opportunities A number of sponsorship opportunities are available to suit all profiles and budgets. These include: Presenting Sponsor Lunch Sponsor Registration Sponsor Refreshment Break Sponsor Delegate Bag Sponsor Delegate Folder Sponsor Delegate Lanyard Sponsor Please see a separate Sponsorship Opportunities Folder for details. Privileges available to Sponsors, depending upon the level of sponsorship, include: Logo on pre-conference marketing and promotional materials in the premium position. Banner advertisement on the conference website homepage. Logo/link on the conference website homepage. Name/logo listed in the conference programme. Recognition as Sponsor by the conference chairman during introduction and closing remarks. Opportunity for company representative to make welcoming remarks at conference opening (Presenting Sponsor). Opportunity for company representative to make closing comments at end of the conference (Presenting Sponsor). Acknowledgment and logo on signage at registration area and in the conference room for premium sponsors. Sponsorship acknowledgment and logo at the refreshment and lunch breaks. Additional full conference passes. 6mx2m or 3mx2m exhibition booth in premium location. Advertisement in the Event Guide. Acknowledgment and logo in the conference programme sponsors page. Lanyards with presenting sponsor name and logo. Item placed in conference chairs at the opening session. Placement of branded materials in attendee bags. Special acknowledgment in post event thank you to conference attendees and exhibitors. Speaker, attendee and press contact list to be delivered post event. Kothari Auditorium Signage and Branding Opportunities DRDO s Kothari Auditorium lends itself to excellent signage opportunities. There are various options available to suit your brand, budget and message, including signage displayed inside and outside the exhibition hall and around the display area, increasing the traffic to your stand and your presence at this important event. Overseas companies may please contact Alexander Giles Tel: +44 (0) Mob: alexander.giles@me.com Indian companies may please contact Anchal Malhotra Tel: +91 (0) ext 201 Mob: anchal@idyb.com

7 YOUR PARTICULARS (All fields are mandatory. Please complete one form per person) Title: First name: Surname: Job title: Organisation: Address: Post/Zip Code: Country: Telephone: Fax: address: Which of the following best describes your job title? General Officer/President/MD/CEO Junior Officer/Junior Management Academia Diplomat Other (please specify) Senior Officer/Senior Management Executive Consultant Scholar A. Please select if you are a Paying Delegate Conference Delegates Taxes extra 1st Day 2nd Day International Industry rate Exhibitors additional delegates rate Overseas military/ government rate B. Please complete if you are an Exhibitor The event offers a number of benefits that will provide exhibitors with quality customer service. 3m x 2m shell scheme stand 3500 (add Service Tax 12.36%) Exhibition booth package includes: Table, two chairs, magazine rack, dustbin One electrical socket and four spotlights Fascia with exhibitor s name Technical advice and support Two complimentary delegate passes 25% discount for additional delegates For floor plan and availability of stands, please contact IMR Media (details mentioned at the bottom of this page). Please book... 3x2m stand(s) for us. Payment method (tick as appropriate) Invoice Please send me an invoice Cheque Enclosed is my cheque for (please add 12.36% as Service Tax) Cheques should be made payable to: IMR Media Private Limited Bank Transfer To: IMR Media Private Limited, Citibank, 124 Connaught Place, New Delhi , India Account number IFSC Code: CITI Swift code CITIINBXIBD. Signatures Print Name Date DRDO HQ, New Delhi, India May 2015 MAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Exhibitors/ delegates will be allowed entry once full fees have been received prior to the event. 2. Delegate places may not be shared. 3. Substitution of delegates is permitted, provided that the organisers are informed in advance in writing. 4. Once a booking form has been received by the organisers and acknowledged, any cancellation, which must be received in writing, will be subject to the following: All cancellations received more than 30 days prior to the event will be subject to a 10% administration fee. No refund of delegate fees will be made for cancellations received within less than 30 days of the event. 6. Proxy booking of stand by a domestic company for a foreign company is not permitted. 7. Event date may be varied or the event cancelled altogether in case of circumstances beyond the control of the organisers. Full refund will be made in case organisers cancel the event. 8. Changes in the Floor Plan may occur after stands have been selected. Exhibitors will be informed in affected cases. 9. Organisers will get ITPO approval for customs duty exemption on exhibits, but organisers are not liable in case ITPO refuses approval for some events. 10. Entry of foreigners is subject to security clearance, which at times can be received late. Foreigners are required to provide passport details 10 days before the event. Payment will be refunded if security clearance is denied. Organisers have no other liability in such cases. 11. All sponsorship obligations will be fulfilled on best effort basis. However, Kothari Auditorium is run by the DRDO and services inside are provided by in-house contractors. It may be understood that in some of the services IMR Media has no choice. 12. Although efforts will be made not to change the speaking slots for sponsoring companies after they have been agreed, organisers reserve the right to do so in keeping with the seminar objectives, in consultation with the sponsors. To discuss your participation please contact Alexander Giles Tel: +44 (0) Mob: alexander.giles@me.com Please complete and send this page by to Ms Anchal Malhotra Mob: anchal@idyb.com or by fax to Please send cheques/ drafts to IMR Media Pvt Ltd, 26 Janpath Bhavan Market, Janpath, New Delhi , India.

8 For Attending, Exhibiting or Sponsoring, please contact IMR Media 26 Janpath Bhavan Market Janpath, New Delhi , India Tel: Fax: Overseas companies may please contact Alexander Giles Tel: +44 (0) Mob: Indian companies may please contact Anchal Malhotra Tel: +91 (0) ext 201 Mob: imrmedia.in