1. 8:30AMArrive for Boeing TourTour is only for those who are pre-registered 9:00AMBoeing Tour Departs(pre-registration required) 9:00AMREGISTRATION OPENSMorning Coffee & Networking with Vendors 10:45AMWelcoming & Introduction Remarks - Joe Gibbs, President, Cascade Chapter AUVSI & Eric Folkestad, Vice President, Cascade Chapter AUVSI 11:00AMAvenger UAS - Christopher J. Pehrson, Director of Strategic Development, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. 11:45AMITAR & Cyber Security Issues Related to Unmanned Systems - Gregory S. Witkop MD, Special Agent, FBI, Strategic Partnership Coordinator, Seattle Division, Visiting Scientist, Applied Physics Laboratory, University of Washington 12:30PMLunch 1:30PMAn Update on Current Growth Initiatives in the Unmanned Systems Industry & UAS in Public Airspace Gretchen West, National-AUVSI 2:15PMA Briefing of the Phantom Eye (HALE hydrogen-powered prototype) and Solar Eagle Project Pat O’Neil, Director of Advanced Unmanned Airborne Systems, Phantom Works 3:00PMAfternoon Coffee Break 3:30PMSmall UAS Affordability Curt Chesnutt, Senior Vice President of ScanEagle Programs 4:15PMOregon Airspace Project Update - Michael G. Wing PhD, PE, Associate Professor, Department of Forrest Engineering, Oregon State 5:00PMClosing Speaker Remarks 5:15 - 7:00PM Networking and Social Hour

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3. Board Members Joe Gibbs – President – NW UAV Propulsion Systems, Oregon Eric Folkestad – Vice President – Arcturus UAV, Washington Heather Sorenson – Treasurer - NW UAV Propulsion Systems, Oregon Lisa Brookshier – BOD, Pacific Northwest Defense Coalition, Oregon Jay Schmidt – BOD, Silicon Forest Electronics, Washington John Lynch – BOD, Outback Manufacturing, Oregon Chris Miller – BOD, VersaLogic, Oregon Tom Hagen – BOD, Boeing Integrated UAS Concepts David R. Jones – BOD, – GeoTek Inc Gregory W. Sackman, BOD – Seattle Police Department – Manager Unmanned Aerial System Program Brian Whiteside – VDOS Global

5. April 19 Meeting for UAS Test Site in Northwest Positive Outcomes of Meeting First engagement of companies in OR and WA about a joint proposal for a potential NW test area; large turnout (80-plus) indicates significant interest. Oregon State University is committed to leading the effort to create a NW coalition. The Dept. of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory, which has a long history of UAS projects, expressed a “strong interest” in joining a NW coalition. Alaska is also interested but unable to attend; separate call is scheduled to engage AK. Oregon contingent is committed to seek funding via Oregon Innovation grants and other sources. Political support within Oregon appears substantial, assuming engagement by industry. WA organizations showed serious interest; but engagement and recruiting needs to accelerate to meet the timelines for the FAA RFP for test sites. Draft proposal for a framework for engagement (at the end of these notes for reference) seems generally acceptable to the industry.

6. Next Meeting October 18, 2012 Newport, Oregon, NOAA or Bend, Oregon/Central Oregon