How to covertly detect and geolocate airborne objects

We examine the technology behind the passive three-dimensional geolocation technique, 3DTDOA and its use in monitoring airborne threats.

This webinar will cover:

• What is 3DTDOA and why now is the time to use it
• How to passively extend threat detection range
• Why intelligence value of 3DTDOA is significantly greater than normal TDOA
• How 3DTDOA can be used to augment existing radar and C4ISR systems

We will also cover its use in training, missile tracking, cUAS/drone detection and border security
 

Date and times

The webinar will take place on: Thu, April 30, 2020

We will be running this webinar twice:

• Firstly at 08:00 AM - 9:00 AM UTC (9am London, 11am Riyadh, 1:30pm New Delhi, 5pm Tokyo - Check your time zone) and
• Secondly at 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM UTC (4pm London, 11am New York, 8am Los Angeles - Check your time zone).
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Presenters

Eric Famanas

Senior Application Engineer

Eric J. Famanas is a Senior Software Engineer specializing in UI/UX-informed web application development using HCI and behavioral analysis. Before joining CRFS, he served as a SIGINT specialist for the U.S. Armed Forces, where he led SIGINT mission teams and trained hundreds of personnel in SIGINT equipment deployment and tactics.

Mickey Paterson

Senior Sales Executive

Mickey has 20+ years’ sales and operations experience in spectrum monitoring, T&M and troubleshooting communications systems. He is a trained electrical engineer and a former Army Signal Corps officer.