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David Martin, an expert speaker in the field of maritime domain awareness, has been added to the panel of speakers at the Qatar Maritime Security - Coastal and Border Surveillance Conference (QMARSEC).
The third annual QMARSEC conference will take place on October 28 in Doha under the theme “The Future of Automatic Identification System (AIS) Technologies and Deployments”.
This year’s event will focus on all aspects of border and maritime security, with a special emphasis on the technologies, sensors and identification systems that are a key component of border security programmes.
Martin is vice-president, global sales and services, at exactEarth Ltd, a data services provider that leverages advanced micro-satellite technology to deliver solutions that enhance maritime domain awareness.
“I am pleased that David Martin will be contributing his valuable expertise in the field of maritime domain awareness to QMARSEC 2015,” said Staff Brigadier (Pilot) General Mohamed al-Mannai, director of the National Shield Project of Qatar.
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