Naval Sea Systems Command D A H L G R E N D I V I S I O N N A V A L S U R F A C E W A R F A R E C E N T E R Sea Battlespace Dominance & Mining Vision MINWARA July 2001 Dave Everhart Advanced Concepts Office (R05) Phone: (850) 234-4342 Email: [email protected]
Naval Sea Systems Command D A H L G R E N D I V I S I O N N A V A L S U R F A C E W A R F A R E C E N T E R Sea Battlespace Dominance & Mining Vision MINWARA.
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Naval Sea Systems Command
D A H L G R E N D I V I S I O N
N A V A L S U R F A C E W A R F A R E C E N T E R
Sea Battlespace Dominance&
Mining Vision
MINWARAJuly 2001
Dave EverhartAdvanced Concepts Office (R05)
Phone: (850) 234-4342Email: [email protected]
Future Littoral Warfare
Distributed Systems NetworkCross-Environments: Sea, Air, Land, Space
Cross-Missions: MIW, NSW, ASW, MD, LA, PP
Cross-Systems: Common Architecture, Modular
Sensors• Acoustics• Magnetics• E-Field• Pressure• Optics• Sonar• Radar• IR
Weapons• Warhead• Torpedo• Missile• Rocket• Bomb• Non-lethal• Tag• Trail
Vehicles (mobile/stationary)
Surface, Undersea, Air, Land
Littoral Battlespace Dominance
WeaponCanister
UAV
FloatingSensor
Bottom Sensor
GroundSensor
UUVUSV UGVSatellite
Unmanned Systems
Mobile
Stationary
Space
Sea
Air
Land
Surveillance Reconnaissance Engagement
Battle Damage Assess Sustainment
Sea Battlespace DominanceSurveillance
Sea Battlespace DominanceEngagement (Mining)
Mine Node
Mine Node
Mine Nodes :
Mobile warheads linked
to surveillance systems &
tactical control
Assured AccessNaval Op Area Protection (Mining)
Mine Node
Gateway
Sensors 50 m
200 m
Shallow water
Intermediate depth
Mine NodeTactical Control
Mining Vision
Network Centric Wide Area Coverage
Distributed Sensors Mobile Weapons Non-lethal
6.2 start FY02
Bridge to Vision
Stand-alone
Remote Control
ONR 6.3 Demo FY01
P3I to Vision
Current
Future
QS / SLMM(2000 WHs) QS / SLMM / Mk-56
(4000 WHs)
(10 WHs)Bridge (100 WHs)Vision (5 WHs)
Future Mining Capability Comparison(# of weapons needed for 50-mile coverage)
150 ft 600 ft
ASW
ASW
Shallow Intermediate Depth Deep
TechnologiesSupporting Mining Vision
SensorsMine ExperimentSurveillance Experiment
Remote ControlMine - AQS-53C ExperimentSeaWeb ExperimentTorpedo Comms Experiment
Encapsulated Mobile WeaponMine Launch Experiment
Sensors Mine Experiment (FY01)
HF Array
HydrophoneFluxgateElectrode
Gateway BuoyTelesonar Link Single or Double Cable
SHOREStation
UHF RF Link
DataControl
Telesonar Xducer
3-Axis FluxgateMagnetometer
14-Element Hydrophone String
Magnetometers have Connectors toAllow Operation on Alternate Cables
Sensornode
E-FieldSensor
SensorsSurveillance, FBE-I (FY01)
Remote ControlMine - AQS-53C Experiment (FY01)
Remote ControlSeaWeb Experiment (FY00)
Buzzards BayModem
Gateway
Remote ControlTorpedo Comms Experiment (FY01)
OTS 1
OTS 2
MK 69EOR
LaunchPosit
Encapsulated Mobile WeaponTorpedo Launch Experiment - FY01
Undersea WeaponsPMS 404
Encapsulated Mobile WeaponTorpedo Launch Experiment – FY01
Roadmap to Mining Vision
ISLMM / LongStrike
Littoral Sea Mine Demo6.3
6.2
MineExplode-in-place
Distributed Sys Demo
Distributed Systems Mine Demo
MineWide-area-coverage
Dist Sys
Network
Dist Sys Network
Mine Development
Distributed SysPrototype & Development
Distributed SysPrototype &
Development
Distributed Systems Mine Technology
Shallow Water
Mine Prototype
0202 0404 1515 2020 30300606 0808 25251010
Mining Capability
6.5
6.4
0000
Key
Funded
Un-Funded
Mid-Water
DADS Weapon Technology
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