The Workshop Committee is soliciting contributions for the technical programs.
Selection of contributions for the program will be based on the review of abstracts.
Abstracts are solicited in all areas of RF DEW, with special consideration given to these topics:
Weapon Concepts and Military Utility
System Engineering and Integration
Components and Technologies
Electronics Effects - Data Capture, Analysis and Standardization
Performance Testing – Facilities, Instrumentation, Methodology and Safety
Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis
Protection Methods and Technologies
Abstracts are solicited in all areas of Laser DEW, with special consideration given to these topics:
High Energy Laser Technologies
Beam Control Technologies
Laser Weapon Concepts and Military Utility
HEL Systems Engineering and Integration
HEL Effects and Testing
Modeling and Simulation
Abstracts are also solicited for our Joint Sessions (RF and Laser), with special
consideration given for these topics:
Overarching Issues and Lessons Learned for DLOD (e.g. Safety/Legal/Policy/Doctrine)
Operational Constraints, Interoperability, and Coexistence
DEW C2 Tracking, Targeting, and Sensors
Non-Lethal Weapons and Intermediate Force Capability
Counter UAS Demonstrations
All persons wishing to present at the US/UK DE Workshop will be required to submit an abstract
for consideration.
Abstracts
The abstract submission period is closed. However, some technical sessions
are willing to consider late abstract submissions in some areas. For more information, contact
Cristina at Cristina@deps.org as well as the appropriate Technical Chair.
Papers and Presentations
Authors are encouraged to submit papers as well as presentations. Papers accompanying presentations
selected for the technical program will be published in the Workshop proceedings and should follow the
DEPS Meeting Paper Format. Upon author approval, papers may be
forwarded for consideration by editors of the Journal of Directed Energy,
a peer-reviewed publication.
Note: It is the author's responsibility to obtain approval from their sponsoring agency for the
release of their work to this international US/UK audience. This process, especially for classified
content, can take significant time. Authors are encouraged to allow start early, and allow sufficient
Important Dates for Attendees
30 April 2024
Abstracts due
10 May 2024
US Authors notified of acceptance
17 May 2024
US Request for International Visit (RFV) forms due
12 June 2024
US Classified or CUI papers and presentations desiring FDO Approval facilitated by DEPS
*AFRL, DEJTO, Navy RF only; others encouraged to submit to their servicing FDO as early as possible.
26 June 2024
All FDO-Approved presentations and papers due for US authors
ALL RELEASE FORMS DUE
11 July 2024
US security clearances due
12 July 2024
UK presentations and security clearances due
22-26 July 2024
UK/US DE Workshop
time after creation of your presentation to complete these reviews before the DEPS due dates.
Release Forms for Papers and Presentations
All authors, from both the US and the UK, are required to complete the applicable Release
Forms for each presentation or paper submitted. These release forms are due by 26 June 2024 and should be
submitted according to the instructions on the form.
Electronic copies of papers and presentations should be sent as follows based on the author's
citizenship.
It is the responsibility of the originator of a briefing/presentation to ensure the content is approved
for release to foreign attendees by their servicing Foreign Discloser Officer (FDO).
DEPS can facilitate FDO Approval for our AFRL, JDETO, or Navy/RF authors assuming posted deadlines are met.
All others must obtain approval from their servicing FDO, i.e., AFRL personnel must receive approval from AFRL
FDO, Army personnel must receive approval from ARL FDO, and Navy personnel must receive approval from NRL FDO.
Security Markings
All papers and presentations must be assigned the appropriate authorized
Release Statement (UK) or Distribution Statement (US) for publishing. Classified and limited release papers/presentations
must be approved for release to both the UK and US Government Agencies and their contractors.
All papers and presentations must be properly marked according to their classification and distribution.
Included in the distributions statement, the agreement being used should be called out. For example, if using the HEL agreement,
the distribution statement should include the "UK distribution authorized under MIE MOU: UK-RN-N-09-5969."