Periscope Radar 2002 Joint Undersea Warfare Technology Spring Conference
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Periscope Radar 3/13/02 M. FRISBEE, CODE 452400D UNCLASSIFIED NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER Weapons D ivision Monte Frisbee Signals Warfare Branch Naval Air Warfare Center China Lake, CA 93555 [email protected] Periscope Radar 2002 Joint Undersea Warfare Technology Spring Conference
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Monte Frisbee Signals Warfare Branch Naval Air Warfare Center China Lake, CA 93555 [email protected]. Periscope Radar 2002 Joint Undersea Warfare Technology Spring Conference. Required Capabilities. Situation Awareness 360° azimuth coverage 1 Sec. update rate 10 nm. range limit - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Transcript of Periscope Radar 2002 Joint Undersea Warfare Technology Spring Conference
PeriscopeRadar
PeriscopeRadar
3/13/02 M. FRISBEE, CODE 452400D
UNCLASSIFIED
NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER
Weapons Division
Monte Frisbee
Signals Warfare Branch
Naval Air Warfare Center
China Lake, CA 93555
Periscope Radar2002 Joint Undersea Warfare Technology
Spring Conference
Periscope Radar2002 Joint Undersea Warfare Technology
Spring Conference
PeriscopeRadar
PeriscopeRadar
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Required CapabilitiesRequired Capabilities
Situation Awareness 360° azimuth coverage 1 Sec. update rate 10 nm. range limit Accurate ranging (±150 ft. @ full range)
Collision avoidance Night operations Foul weather operations Silent boats (sleeping fishermen)
PeriscopeRadar
PeriscopeRadar
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•Electronic Circular Scan
•Electronic Sector Scan
•Mechanical Scan Narrow Beam
Program OverviewProgram Overview
Program Office Assessed Range Finder Options in Late FY01 Provided FY02 program funds for rapid development of capability
Advantages Offered by Millimeter Wave (MMW) Radar Low Probability of Detection/Low Probability of Intercept (LPD/LPI) 360O search independent of visual search Enhanced situational awareness
Potential for fully automated target tracking
Collision avoidance system with commercially available software
Execution Plan FY02 two Radar Range Finder EDM units
Early FY03 at sea assessment/evaluation FY03 non-recurring engineering and initial capability low rate production
Late FY03 at sea system assessment/evaluation
FY04 Capable of full production
RadarAntenna
PeriscopeRadar
PeriscopeRadar
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Spiral Build StrategySpiral Build Strategy
FY02 Core Capability (Phase One EDM) All weather 0-10 nm Range, bearing, and Threat Warning controlled and displayed
from Voyage Management System Console Switchable Radar and Full ESM Capability (Worst Case), Simultaneous Operation
Possible FY03 Initial Production Build
FY02 Core capability + fixes identified in demonstration phase Simplified Control and Display externally mounted on Periscope Eye Box
Mode SelectionRange for On-Axis targetsThreat Warning with direction
FY04 Full Production Build FY03 Core capability Direct view heads up display via eye-box optical path Simultaneous Radar and ESM capability SUBIS Interface for core capability control/display and routing of information to CCS Reduced length periscope mast to support Under Ice operations
PeriscopeRadar
PeriscopeRadar
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Phase OneDevelopment Goals
Phase OneDevelopment Goals
Detect Small Boats to Horizon Provide Accurate Ranging Provide 360° Coverage for Situational Awareness Provide Same Performance in Dense Fog Only Minimal Modifications to Submarine Current Radar Training Courses for Operator Training Provide Start to Spiral Development
CINCPACFLT said less than a year ago:
“Introduce a Demonstration System - Upgrade It Over Time”
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Demonstration GuidelinesDemonstration Guidelines
Operational Demonstration Requirements Foul Weather and Night Operation Capable Ranging Is Prime Need Situation Awareness with Fast Update is Desirable
Minimal Platform Modifications, None to Periscope Mast Demonstration Aims
Show concept Expose weaknesses
Ultimate Stealth Is Unimportant for This Demo Commanders Want Situation Awareness NOW
Control and Display Can Be Secondary Plot Display or Stand Alone Laptop
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PeriscopeRadar
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Helicopter CollisionAvoidance HeritageHelicopter CollisionAvoidance Heritage
RadarTransceiver
PeriscopeRadar
PeriscopeRadar
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Construction ConceptConstruction Concept
GPS/VPA
mW DF Antenna
High Band OMNI
Mid Band OMNI
Low Band OMNI
Extended Radome(6”)
PeriscopeRadar
Antenna &Electronics
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PeriscopeRadar
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Radar Assembly
J2
VPA GPS
Diplexer
Ethernet
J3
Diplexer
Limiter
Diplexer
Limiter
BiasTee
J1
+28 VDC
Low Omni
J6
Mid Omni
Diplexer
J5
BiasTee
J4
HighOmni
High DFHornADF Array
NCNC
NC
5 A
5 mA
50 50 50
WG2 WG1
Limiter LimiterLimiter
Preliminary RF FlowPreliminary RF Flow
Scanner
Changes in Red
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PeriscopeRadar
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HMI Strategy fix datesHMI Strategy fix dates
Phased Implementation: Demonstration to use BPS-15H Voyage Management System (VMS)
Demonstration Focus: Determine if periscope radar capability is feasible
Avoids investment in production HMI prior to user feedback
Production HMI concepts being developed FY03 production will utilize simplified Type 18 control/display
May involve use of second watchstander to observe output and contact alerts FY04 production will utilize Submarine Common Imaging Workstation (SCIC)
No second watchstander Various Heads-Up Displays will be considered
Engage DEVRON12, COMOPTEVFOR, and TYCOMs early
Discuss CONOPs to aid in development of design criteria Maintain involvement during development effort to ensure end product
meets user requirements
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PeriscopeRadar
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Team MembersTeam Members
NAVSEA-Washington Project Manager
NAWC-China Lake Project Leadership Contracting Fleet Interface Demo System Integration
NUWC-Newport Type-18 ESM Hardware E&E Modifications as Required Future Engineering Direction
Electricore/Amphitech Radar RF/Signal Processing
Subsystem Demo System Display
WaveBand Radar Antenna and Scanner
Mechanism
Sperry Marine Voyage Management System (VMS)
Integration
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In SummaryIn Summary
Fast Track Ranging/Situation Awareness Solution 13 Months to first demo
Connectable Directly to Fire Control Several Candidates for “In-Scope” Data Readout
Soliciting fleet input during next few months
Demonstrate Technology First, Improve Second Spiral development Goal is to better meet fleet needs, faster
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PeriscopeRadar
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Project Point of ContractProject Point of Contract
Want Fleet & Industry Interest/Participation at ANY Time
NAWC Project Engineer: Mr. Monte Frisbee
