Airport Security Takes Center Stage
Posted on: Tuesday, 4 December 2007, 18:00 CST
The second annual Advanced Technologies for Airport Security (ATAS) Conference, February 6-7, 2008, focuses specifically on how airports are leveraging technology to improve the security of sterile and public areas.
CALENDAR ANNOUNCEMENT
Advanced Technologies for Airport Security (ATAS) Conference
February 6 & 7, 2008
Tyson's Corner Marriott
Vienna, VA
www.AirportSecurityTech.org
WHO SHOULD ATTEND -- Individuals responsible for the security and safety of sterile and public airport areas including vehicle access, air operations, cargo, fuel, concessions and parking. Note, the conference is invite-only: only airport staff; government employees; and architects, engineers and consultants serving airports qualify to attend.
WHAT -- Two days of interactive sessions led by airport security experts discussing what's changed and what's working for security systems at airports around the world including advanced technologies such as networked-based video and analytics, intelligent command & control, thermal imaging, smart cards and biometrics.
FEES -- $275 for airport personnel ($450 for non-airport personnel).
TO REGISTER or for more information -- Visit www.AirportSecurityTech.org.
About the Advanced Technologies for Airport Security Conference
The Advanced Technologies for Airport Security (ATAS) Conference is a two-day, not-for-profit, educational event designed to keep airport personnel up-to-date on airport security technologies. Airport security has changed dramatically in recent years. The new paradigm impacts security management at every airport. The ATAS conference is focused specifically on advanced technologies being successfully deployed for airport security. The ATAS Conference's unique format (e.g., the conference allows no vendor sales pitches) and effective focus (only airport staff; government employees; and architects, engineers and consultants serving airports qualify to attend) was well received by the 2007 attendees (their comments at http://www.airportsecuritytech.org/testimonials.html). Continuing education units (CEU) are available to ATAS attendees. The ATAS Conference is sponsored by leading companies in the airport security field: Cisco, FLIR, Hirsch Electronics, IBM, Intergraph, Proximex, Siemens and Vidient. For more information visit www.AirportSecurityTech.org or call Robert Fitzgerald at 949-250-8888 ext. 140.
Source: Business Wire
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