SPIE DSS 2014 hosts the industry's most important scientific conferences and exhibition on optics, IR imaging, lasers, and sensing for defense, security, industry, healthcare, and the environment. We appreciate your participation.
SPIE Sensing Technology + Applications: Topics include Hyperspectral Imaging, IR Sensors and Systems, Imagery and Pattern Analysis, Next-Generation Sensors and Systems, Ocean Monitoring, Fiber Optic Sensors, Wireless Sensing, Terahertz Device and Systems, Sensing for Agriculture and Food Safety, Thermosense, Energy Harvesting, 3D Imaging & Visualization, Next-Generation Robotics, Remote Sensing, and more
SPIE Defense + Security: Topics include IR Imaging, Laser Technologies, Mine/Chemical Detection (CBRNE), Military Medicine, Heads-Up and other Displays, Instrumentation & Control, Aviation/Aerospace, Border Protection, Cyber Sensing/Security, Command, Control, Communications & Intelligence (C3I), System/Network Integrator/VAR, UAVs, Communications/Networking, and more
2014 Plenary Speakers
William Ruh Vice President and Corporate Officer GE Global Software Headquarters
Ludger Overmeyer Head of Institute of Transport and Automation Technology Leibniz Univ. Hannover
Troy Meink Member of the Senior Executive Service, Deputy Under Secretary of the Air Force for Space; Director, Executive Agent for Space Staff, Washington D.C.
2014 Symposium Chairs
David Whelan Vice President, Strategic Innovation, Phantom Works Boeing Defense, Space, and Security 2014 DSS Symposium Chair
Nils R. Sandell, Jr. Director, Strategic Technology Office Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) 2014 SPIE Defense + Security Symposium Co-Chair
Wolfgang Schade Head of Applied Physics Dept., IEPT, Clausthal Univ. of Technology, and Head of Fiber Optical Sensor Systems Dept., Fraunhofer Heinrich Heinz Institute (Germany) 2014 SPIE Sensing Technology + Applications Symposium Co-Chair
DSS Expo - The No. 1 exhibition in the industry
SPIE DSS Expo is the East Coast's largest exhibition for precision optics, lasers, sensors, optical materials, thermal imaging, optoelectronics, instrumentation, data analysis, and more.