SPIE Sensors + Imaging 2026: Edinburgh, Scotland

September 14, 2026

Booth 605 | September 14–17, 2026 | Edinburgh International Conference Centre

ThermoAnalytics will exhibit at SPIE Sensors + Imaging 2026 in Edinburgh, Scotland. The event combines two of Europe’s leading photonics conferences, SPIE Environmental Remote Sensing and SPIE Security + Defence. Visit us at Booth 605 to see how MuSES supports thermal and EO/IR signature prediction. In addition, our team will present two technical papers during the Security + Defence track.

Visit Us at Booth 605

Stop by Booth 605 to talk with our team about MuSES and how physics-based thermal and EO/IR simulation supports signature management, sensor performance prediction, and survivability analysis. We’ll also be sharing our latest work on high-energy laser modeling and maritime signature analysis.

Presentation: Directed Energy Impact on Loitering Munitions

Impact Study of Directed Energy on Loitering Munitions for Counter-UAS Operations via High-Energy Laser Weapon Simulation with MuSES
When: Monday, September 14, 09:50–10:10 BST
Where: Moorfoot Room
Presenter: Corey D. Packard, Director of Research & Product Management, ThermoAnalytics, Inc.
As directed energy laser weapons become more common on the battlefield, understanding their thermal impact is critical to counter-UAS operations. This presentation looks at how thermal simulation can predict high-energy laser effects on loitering munitions, accounting for factors like laser power, beam profile, dwell time, and atmospheric conditions.

Presentation: EO/IR Obscuration of Maritime Vessels

Evaluating the Electro-Optical/Infrared Obscuration of Maritime Vessels Due to Aerosol-Based Naval Countermeasures
When: Monday, September 14, 13:50–14:10 BST
Where: Tinto Room
Presenter: Corey D. Packard, Director of Research & Product Management, ThermoAnalytics, Inc.
Aerosols in maritime environments, including those introduced through naval countermeasures like seawater spray, can degrade EO/IR sensor performance. This presentation examines how MuSES models aerosol effects on radiance imagery, showing how naval countermeasures can influence surveillance and detection at sea.

About SPIE Sensors + Imaging

SPIE Sensors + Imaging is the premier yearly European event for sensor and photonic technologies, spanning Earth observation, homeland security, defense, and counterterrorism applications. The event includes a free two-day exhibition alongside technical conference sessions from researchers and engineers across the field.

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