This talk will discuss biologically-inspired or neuromorphic event-based sensors with microsecond temporal resolution and very high dynamic range for space surveillance as well as satellite tracking and characterisation
This discussion will explore the ethical concerns, benefits and future utilisation of autonomous systems and AI in both space-based assets and terrestrial ground stations.
This presentation dicusses the virtual trade framework which enables defence to rapidly adapt to merging technologies and skillsets. Virtual Trades are intended to complement the existing mustering framework by incentivising the establishment of emerging skillsets and providing a talent pool to meet future needs.
The Conclusion of the 2022 Air and Space Power conference by Chief of Air Force Air Marshal Mel Hupfeld.
The 2022 Air and Space Power conference had a major theme of innovation. In this episode Dr Brendan Nelson CEO of Boing Australia speak about his experiences with innovation and implementing cultural shift in organisations.
The 2022 Air and Space Power conference had a major theme of innovation and resilience both within Australia and the military. This episode builds on the previous two by the expert panel discussing agile capability management models to improve military's capability life cycle.
The 2022 Air and Space Power conference had a major theme of innovation and resilience both within Australia and the military. In this episode the Australian Strategic Policy Institute's Director Defence Strategy and National Security talks about agile capability management models to improve military's capability life cycle.
The 2022 Air and Space Power conference had a major theme of innovation and resilience both within Australia and the military. In this episode The Head of Air Capability Air Vice Marshal Robert Denney talks about opportunity increase the responsiveness and resilience of the military's capability life cycle.
The 2022 Air and Space Power conference was the first time we recognised space as an operational domain. In this episode we join a panel of space experts as they discuss the impacts of Defence Space Command and what it means to the future of Australian Sovereignty and how it will impact Australia's national goals.
The 2022 Air and Space Power conference was the first time we recognised space as an operational domain. We were lucky enough for General John "Jay" Raymond Chief of Space Operations US Space Force to join us and provide his reflections on establishing us space force, the importance of space to all operations, and the innovative approaches required to achieve sustainable capability outcomes.
Join the 2022 Air and Space Power Conference. Chief of Navy, Chief of Army, Chief of Joint Capabilities and Michael Shoebridge as they discuss what the 7th Edition Air Power Manual means for the Australian Defence Force
The Royal Australian Air and Space Power Conference 2022 generated a lot of great outcomes for Air Force. In this cast Chief of the Royal Australian Air Force, Air Marshal Mel Hupfeld launches the Air and Space Power series of manuals with the Air Power Manual 7th Edition and the space power e-manual. The video is available at https://airpower.airforce.gov.au/videos/ASPCon22-Day1
The 2022 Air and Space Power conference gave Air and Space Power professionals the ability to discuss the future operating environment from several perspectives. This episode is a panel discussion between our previous four presenters on these futures.
The 2022 Air and Space Power conference gave Air and Space Power professionals the ability to discuss the future operating environment from several perspectives. This episode looks at the Industry Perspective on these futures. Presented by Boeing Australia Chef Technology Officer Mr Hugh Webster
The 2022 Air and Space Power Conference gave Air and Space Power professionals the ability to discuss the future operating environment from several perspectives. This episode looks at the International Perspective on these futures. Presented by the Chief of the Royal Netherlands Air Force Lieutenant General Dennis Luyt
An introduction to the panel discussion on Resilience and Innovation in Air and Space.
Resilience has emerged as a critical factor in the way that Australia tackles natural disasters, pandemics and supply chain issues. Our complex strategic environment also demands national and regional resilience across an array of critical infrastructure and capabilities, such as information and communications technology, and energy supply. Delivering air and space power requires a resilient Defence workforce, infrastructure and enterprise. In this session, Dr Gibson explores the evolving concep...
The ADF will be increasingly self-reliant and able to operate independently in an increasingly contested strategic environment. This requires leading-edge national innovation, and a strong Australian defence industry base. In this session, Professor Monro discusses the importance of technical innovation to the air and space environment, the impact of digital transformation, automation and ‘the internet of things’, and how technical innovation can enhance resilience and deliver military advantage...
The 2022 Air and Space Power conference gave Air and Space Power professionals the ability to discuss the future operating environment from several perspectives. This episode looks at the Regions Perspective on these futures. Presented by the Chief of the Royal New Zealand Air Force Air Vice Marshal Andrew Clark.
The 2022 Air and Space Power conference gave Air and Space Power professionals the ability to discuss the future operating environment from several perspectives. This episode looks at the Royal Australian Air Force's Air Commanders Perspective on these futures. Presented by the Air Vice Marshall Joe Iervasi the Air Commander Australia.
As we started the conference we needed an engaging speaker to provide a strategic perspective on the region. Who better than Bilahari Kausikan
The Hon Peter Dutton MP, Minister for Defence talks about the Australian Governments expectations of the Australian Defence Force in relation to National Resilience and Innovation. Also announces the creation of Defence Space Command.
The Royal Australian Air Force launches into its second century with a remit to lead the air and space domains in a dynamic strategic environment. Innovation and resilience will be critical to building and maintaining the air and space power needed to support Australia’s Defence mission. Air Marshal Hupfeld opens the conference with an emphasis on some of the key challenges and opportunities facing Air Force as it navigates the future.
Introduction to the Air and Space Power Conference 2022 by Air Commodore Gretchen Fryar and Welcome to Country by First Nation's Elder
Our first podcast, we present the winning essay from the 2019 Wrigley Prize Writing Award.
