SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing: Materials, systems, and devices

Present your research at the essential event for sensing and related technologies applied to defense, security, industry, and the environment.

Share your latest discoveries, build visibility for your work, and get immediate face-to-face feedback from leading experts in the field.
•	Download the Call for Papers (PDF)
•	View the online Call for Papers
•	See information on Symposium-wide Plenary Presenter Regina E. Dugan, Director, DARPA
Papers are accepted in the following topical areas: Sensor Systems and Platforms
•	IR, Radar, Passive Millimeter-wave, and Terahertz Imaging and Spectroscopy
•	CBRNE
•	Persistent ISR
•	Acquisition and Tracking
•	C3I
•	Energy Harvesting
•	Biometric
•	Laser Sensors and Systems
•	Micro-Nanosensors
•	Biomimetics
•	Unmanned, Robotic, and Layered Systems
•	Displays
•	Space Technologies and Operations
•	Sensors including Fiber Optics
•	Wireless Sensing
•	Scanning Microscopy - NEW
Sensor and Data Analysis
•	Image and Data Processing
•	Visual Analytics
•	Information Fusion
•	Target and Pattern Recognition
•	Synthetic Aperture and Vision Algorithms
•	Multi, Hyper and Ultra Spectral Analysis
•	Situational Awareness
•	Information and Sensor Systems and Networks
•	Global Health Technologies - NEW

Why do your colleagues return to SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing year after year?

•	96% say that the technical topics are timely and relevant
•	98% say they found valuable opportunities to connect with colleagues
•	94% would recommend the event to a colleague
•	95% were satisfied with their overall experience at the meeting
-Survey of 2010 paper presenters

Highlights from the 2010 meeting:

Present your work at SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing—the Call for Papers is now open