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AAUS is proud to be presenting the "Drones in Civil Security" conference at CIVSEC 2018. The conference will address the utility of Remotely Piloted Air Systems (RPAS) and other unmanned and autonomous systems in the security domain, including regulatory and communications/cyber issues for operators.
Free of charge to attend, the Drones in Civil Security Conference is open to accredited registered professional visitors to CIVSEC 2018. (Places are limited and seats are allocated on a first come, first served basis). Click here to register
CONFERENCE THEMES
Speakers will include:
All conference enquiries including any potential papers can be directed to:
Greg Tyrrell
Executive Director
Australian Association for Unmanned Systems (AAUS)
Telephone: 0458 850 202
Email: Greg.Tyrrell@aaus.org.au
Opening Remarks
Deputy Commissioner Shane Patton
Victoria Police
Law Enforcement Use of RPAS
Julian Webber
Australian Federal Police
Potential and Issues surrounding the use of Drones for Aerial Firefighting
Richard Alder
National Aerial Firefighting Centre
RPAS use in 2017 for U.S. Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Response
Morning Tea
Army RPAS
Major Ray Brin
Australian Army
Simplifying the Sky: Transforming Disaster Recover and Insurance with UAVs
Dr Bernard Leong
Airbus Aerial Asia
Enhanced Surveillance by UAVs
Phil Lyons
Textron Systems Australia
Lunch Break
Life Saving RPAS
Eddie Bennet
Westpac Little Ripper Lifesaver
Drones - Friend or Foe?
John Morrison
Morrison Aerial Robotics
Regulatory Considerations for RPAS used in Emergency Services
Luke Gumley
CASA
Afternoon Tea Break
DroneALERT - Using crowd sourcing to combat illegal drone operations at airports and other open-air locations
Brooke Tapsall
Atlas GICs
Countering the Threat of Drones in Urban Environments
Keith Mollison
EPE
The Invisible License Plate: A Remote ID Solution for RPAS
Adam Welsh
DJI