MCC 2013 - Military Communications and Information Systems Conference

The MCC is an annual international conference bringing together experts from world research, academic, military and industrial establishments. The intent of the conference is to create a forum for useful contacts and exchange ideas on development as well as implementation of new technologies and services into military systems. The MCC gives the unique opportunity to discuss different points of view and share experience with colleagues from European and NATO areas involved in Communication and Information Systems.
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Previous conferences took place in Bonn, Cracow, Prague, Wroclaw, Amsterdam and Gdansk.
The 14th edition of MCC will take place at "Le Grang Large", the conference centre, facing the open see at the heart of the corsair city of Saint-Malo, France.
The MCC2013 conference will host, in addition to the regular MCC conference (October 7-8), a workshop devoted to cognitive radio for military communication systems. This workshop will take place the third day (October 9). The registration process will allow attending either the regular conference only or the workshop only or the full event.
Concepts and Solutions
CIS Support of Future Soldier
Architecture, Modelling and Simulation
Human Factors for CIS
Test beds, Experiments, Exercises and Demonstrations
Information and Knowledge
Management
Semantic and Domain-based Interoperability
Middleware Services and Applications
Information Fusion
Information Labelling and Filtering
Decision Support for C2 and Crisis Management
Cloud Computing for Defence
Social Media Technology
Intelligent and Autonomous Technologies
Visualization
Information Assurance and Cyber Defence
Identification and Identity Management
Authorization and Access Control
Information Security Awareness
Secure Information Sharing
Intrusion Detection, Prediction and Countermeasures
Protected Core Networking
Cryptographic Protocols
Communications and Networks
Next Generation Communications
Tactical and Mobile Ad-hoc Networks
Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
Satellite Communications
Wireless Sensor Networks
Wireless Body Networks and Pervasive Computing
Cross Layer Design and Optimization
Topology Control and Management
Localization and Mobility Management
Wireless Technology
Waveforms and Signal Processing
Cooperation Techniques
Dynamic Spectrum Management
Software Defined Radio
MIMO Systems