The essential event for sensing and related technologies applied to industry and defense

Your success in 2009 may be dependent on cutting costs, accessing new solutions, and discovering innovations critical to maintaining your position as a global leader. At SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing you will have access to more than 500 exhibiting companies, 2,100 technical presentations, and 57 professional development courses and workshops.

Make SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing a key part of your strategy for 2009—you will get a great return on your investment from:

• Exhibitors that provide the solutions you need
• Conferences that report critical breakthroughs
• Courses that get your staff trained and make the most of your time away from the office

Register by 27 March 2009 and save $100 over onsite pricing

The technical program offers presentations in the following areas:

Technologies for Defense, Industrial, and Commercial Applications

•	Emerging Technologies
•	Unmanned, Robotic, and Layered Systems
•	Displays
•	Space Technologies and Operations

Sensing and Systems

•	Imaging including IR, Radar, Passive Millimeter-wave, and Terahertz
•	Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear and Explosives (CBRNE)
•	Biometric
•	Laser
•	Fiber Optic
•	Nanosensors
•	Biomimetics
•	Sensor Platforms

Sensor and Data Analysis

•	Image and Data Processing
•	Visual Analytics
•	Situation Management
•	Information Systems and Networks

See the Symposium-wide Plenary Speaker:

Norman R. Augustine, Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Lockheed Martin Corp. Re-engineering Engineering

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Participate in the Exhibition at SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing
Join experts and leaders from government agencies, universities, laboratories and commercial organizations who will participate as exhibitors and exhibit attendees. Visit the Robotics and Unmanned Systems Pavilion and see UAVs, DARPA Challenge vehicles, and more.

•	Plan to attend the Exhibition
•	Become an Exhibitor

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Critical information for all visitors from outside the United States
Effective January 12, 2009, travelers from Visa Waiver Program countries need to obtain an electronic travel authorization prior to boarding. This includes travelers from the UK, Germany, Japan, and many other countries.

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