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Maritime Security and ISR: Improving Capabilities
Your opinion on African security today...
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1.
To which region are you primarily associated?
(Required.)
Africa
Asia-Pacific
Europe
Middle East
North America
South America / Caribbean
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2.
To which type of organisation do you belong?
(Required.)
Military
Coast Guard
Police or Local Maritime Authority
No way of knowing
Government
Industry
Academia
Media
Analysis / Consultancy
Other (please specify)
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3.
Of the following maritime tasks, which do you believe has the
most urgent need for improvement
for your country?
(Required.)
Data exploitation (PED)
Search and Rescue
Medevac
Anti-Submarine Warfare
Electronic warfare
Missile defence
Mine countermeasures
General Reconnaissance / Surveillance
Other (please specify)
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4.
Of the following platforms, which needs more investment/acquisition for your country to improve maritime ISR?
(Required.)
Unmanned surface / sub-surface vessels
Unmanned aerial vehicles
Maritime patrol aircraft
Maritime helicopters
Surface/Offshore patrol ships
Data analytics / PED platforms
Other (please specify)
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5.
Of the following maritime ISR requirements, what do you believe is
most in need of priority
for investment in your nation?
(Required.)
Area surveillance
Persistent area surveillance
Persistent wide-area surveillance
Target identification
Target missile detection and tracking
Detection and identification of low-signature mines
Detection and identification of submarines
Integration of a single air picture through interoperable systems
Other (please specify)
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6.
Of the following data factors, which do you believe is most in need of improvement for maritime forces in your country?
(Required.)
Collecting data
Fusing data
Processing data
Exploiting data
Disseminating data
No opinion
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7.
The key shortfall for maritime data analysts in your country is...
(Required.)
There are not enough analysts to deal efficiently with the volume of data
Analysts lack the skills or training needed to appropriately identify /prioritise data
The volume of data is too small for analysts to verify thoroughly
Analysts are lacking imagery that is clear enough to interpret
Incompatible systems between services or nations are complicating the analysts’ tasks
No opinion
Other (please specify)
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8.
Are you interested in participating in the upcoming Maritime Reconnaissance & Surveillance conference (27-28 September, 2017; Rome, Italy)?
(Required.)
Yes, as a speaker
Yes, as a delegate
Yes, as a sponsor
Yes, as a media partner
Not sure – can you send me more information?
Not interested
