EMC Distinguished Lecturer Talk: Electromagnetic Environmental Effects in the Military
Electromagnetic Environmental Effects in the Military
Military electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is a matter of life and death as modern war-fighters rely on the safe, secure and reliable functioning of their devices. Military EMC includes aspects of electronic interoperability that are seldom or never considered in the commercial realm. This talk presents technical details of EMC consideration in tactical and strategic military operations. The topics discussed include hazards of electromagnetic radiation to ordnance (HERO), electromagnetic data security (EMSEC), counter improvised explosive device (CIED) EMC issues and includes first-hand experiences of work done in the Afghan theatre.
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- Date: 24 May 2017
- Time: 06:00 PM to 08:00 PM
- All times are (GMT-08:00) US/Pacific
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- Advanced Test Equipment Rentals. Training Center 10401 Roselle St, San Diego CA 92121
- San Diego, California
- United States 92121
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- Starts 18 April 2017 12:00 AM
- Ends 25 May 2017 12:00 AM
- All times are (GMT-08:00) US/Pacific
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Kris Hatashita
Electromagnetic Environmental Effects in the Military
Electromagnetic Environmental Effects in the Military
Military electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is a matter of life and death as modern war-fighters rely on the safe, secure and reliable functioning of their devices. Military EMC includes aspects of electronic interoperability that are seldom or never considered in the commercial realm. This talk presents technical details of EMC consideration in tactical and strategic military operations. The topics discussed include hazards of electromagnetic radiation to ordnance (HERO), electromagnetic data security (EMSEC), counter improvised explosive device (CIED) EMC issues and includes first-hand experiences of work done in the Afghan theatre.
Biography:
Kris Hatashita has been the Electromagnetic
Environmental Effects subject matter
expert for the Canadian Army tactical
communications group since 2002 where
he plans and oversees Canadian Army
compliance with EMI, EMC, EMSEC, and
RF safety requirements. Prior to this,
Kris was an independent E3 consultant
and President of ISOTEC Corporation whose clients included
the Canadian Department of National Defence, the Canadian
Army, Navy and Air Force, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
(RCMP), the Communication Security Establishment (CSE) and
the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. Kris
has worked at or with many technology corporations throughout
his career including General Dynamics Canada, Digital
Equipment Corporation, Zenith Corporation and Hewlett-Packard.
Kris’s career in E3 began in 1985 in the aerospace industry
after completing a BSc in Physics at the University of Waterloo.
While working for Garrett Aerospace, Kris was selected to
undergo training through CSE in the joint Canada-US Industrial
TEMPEST Program. Through this program, Kris became the
first non-American to become a Certified TEMPEST Professional
– Level II by the United States National Security Agency – a
certification he holds to this day. Kris is the General Chair of
the 2016 IEEE International EMC Symposium to be held in Ottawa,
Canada.
Kris Hatashita
Electromagnetic Environmental Effects in the Military
Biography:
Kris Hatashita
Electromagnetic Environmental Effects in the Military
Biography:
Agenda
6:00pm Complementary Dinner/ Networking
6:30pm Presentation/ Q&A
8:00pm End of Meeting