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CAPT Tom StreiCAPT Tom Strei

An Enterprise Approach to Introducing Open Architectures Into Navy Combat Systems… and Beyond

An Enterprise Approach to Introducing Open Architectures Into Navy Combat Systems… and Beyond

Statement A: Approved for Public Release; Distribution is unlimited - 02 Feb 04

Open Architecture Overview – January 2004 Slide 2 04/09/23

Why Open ArchitectureWhy Open ArchitectureBusiness

Today’s In-Service Computing Architectures are Unaffordable

Each Ship Class Addressing the Problem Uniquely

Fact of Life Replacement of Obsolete Hardware

Commercial Market has Already Embraced Open Architecture Approach

Technical Current Computing Architectures

Limit Capability Increases

– Current Surface Ship Computing Systems Have Been at Performance Capacity for Years

Warfighting Concepts to Warfighting Capability Takes 5 Years to IOC

Computer Throughput and Speed Requirements Dictate use of Commercial Computing Technologies and Modern Software Languages

Improved Warfighting Capability Depends on Improved Warfighting Capability Depends on Open ArchitectureOpen Architecture

Improved Warfighting Capability Depends on Improved Warfighting Capability Depends on Open ArchitectureOpen Architecture


1990’s Proliferating Surface

Ship Combat System Baselines

Upgrade Costs Measured in the 100’s Millions

Shared Memory Computer Architectures Prevent Combat System Enhancements

No Navy Wide nor Joint Focused Coordination of Warfare System Development

2000-2002 Unique Warfare System

Development Continues

– Surface

– Submarine

– Air

COTS Introduction Challenging and Increasingly Expensive

COTS Real-Time Computing and Switching Matures

2003 Interim Navy Documentation of OA

Technical and Architectural Requirements Released

Embraced ‘ARCI-Like’ Process to Facilitate OA Introduction in Surface Combat Systems

Re-Aligned DD(X) Technical Architecture to OA

Teamed With SIAP for TM

Initiated CG 47 / DDG 51 / SSDS Plan to “OPEN” Warfare Elements

LCS RFP calls for OA Technical Architecture

OA EXCOMM: Air and Submarine Communities to Join for an Enterprise Approach

How Did We Get Here?How Did We Get Here?


More Processing Power at Lower CostMore Processing Power at Lower CostProcessing PowerProcessing Power

MFL

OPS

MFL

OPS

Development CostsDevelopment Costs

-30

-25

-20

-15

-10

-5

0

Min

ute

s

AN/BQQ-5E

APB 98APB 98

APB 00APB 00

Mean Time to Detection and ClassificationMean Time to Detection and Classification

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

Min

ute

s

AN/BQQ-5EAN/BQQ-5E

APB 98APB 98

APB 00APB 00

Mean Time of Holding after DetectionMean Time of Holding after Detection

Improved Detection, Higher Detection Rate, and Longer Holding Time Improved Detection, Higher Detection Rate, and Longer Holding Time

Example of Improvements to Submarine Acoustic SystemsExample of Improvements to Submarine Acoustic Systems


Common Platform Functions

Common Platform Functions

OA

CE

The Underlying Concept of OAThe Underlying Concept of OA

Common Common ComputingComputing

EnvironmentEnvironment





Surface Combatant Ship System

Aircraft System

CVN Ship System

SCS System SCS System Unique & CommonUnique & Common

Applications & InterfacesApplications & Interfaces

ACFT System ACFT System Unique & CommonUnique & Common


CV System CV System Unique & CommonUnique & Common


Surface Surface Combatant Ship Combatant Ship Unique FunctionsUnique Functions

Aircraft UniqueAircraft UniqueFunctionsFunctions

CVN Unique CVN Unique FunctionsFunctions

Submarine System

Submarine System Submarine System Unique & CommonUnique & Common


Common Common FunctionsFunctions




Standards BasedStandards BasedComputingComputing








Submarine Submarine Unique FunctionsUnique Functions

POSIX, CORBA, etc.

POSIX, CORBA, etc.

POSIX, CORBA, etc.

POSIX, CORBA, etc.

TM, NAV, ID, etc.

TM, NAV, ID, etc.

TM, NAV, ID, etc.

TM, NAV, ID, etc.

PlatformUnique

Functions

PlatformUnique

Functions

Common Computing

Environment

Common Computing

Environment

Common Architecture

Interoperable System of Systems


Open Computing System DefinitionOpen Computing System Definition

A System That Implements Sufficient A System That Implements Sufficient Open SpecificationsOpen Specifications for for Interfaces, Services, and Supporting Formats to Enable Interfaces, Services, and Supporting Formats to Enable Properly Properly EngineeredEngineered Components to be Components to be Utilized Across a Wide Range of Utilized Across a Wide Range of Systems With Minimal ChangesSystems With Minimal Changes, to Interoperate With Other , to Interoperate With Other Components on Local and Remote Systems, and to Interact With Components on Local and Remote Systems, and to Interact With Users in a Style That Facilitates Portability. Users in a Style That Facilitates Portability.

― ― Open Systems Joint Task ForceOpen Systems Joint Task Force

Key Open Computation System Characteristics: Based on Open, Publicly Available Specifications ― Preferably Maintained as

Standards by a Internationally Recognized Governing Group

Well-Defined, Widely Used Non-Proprietary (Std) Interfaces, Services and Formats

Durable Component Interfaces That Facilitate Component Replacement

Upgradeable Through Incorporation of Additional or More Capable Components With Minimal Impact on the System

Key Open Computation System Characteristics: Based on Open, Publicly Available Specifications ― Preferably Maintained as

Standards by a Internationally Recognized Governing Group

Well-Defined, Widely Used Non-Proprietary (Std) Interfaces, Services and Formats

Durable Component Interfaces That Facilitate Component Replacement

Upgradeable Through Incorporation of Additional or More Capable Components With Minimal Impact on the System


Open ArchitectureOpen ArchitectureWhat is it? What Does it Mean…A Navy Wide Technical

Architecture…Computing Environment Based on International Standards

A Navy Wide Functional Architecture…Standardization of Common Components and Critical Interfaces

Common and Reusable Software Applications…Across Platforms in the Joint Net Centric Environment

Operationally Provides Joint Interoperability Enables Sea Power 21 and FORCEnet Increased Capabilities and Performance

Programmatically Faster “Time to Market” Facilitates COTS Refresh / Technology

Insertions Broader Industrial Base

Affordability Common Software Development and

Maintenance Efforts Avoids Costs for Testing / Certification Enables Manning Reductions


Understanding OAUnderstanding OA

OA Will Not Result in… A Single Set of Computing Equipment for All Platforms A Single Set of Computer Programs for All Platforms

OA Will Result in… A Common, Navy Wide Technical and Functional

Architecture Extensible to the Joint Environment Maximum Use of International Standards Based Hardware

and Software Maximum Reuse of Warfighting Applications and Common

Service Applications Rapid & Affordable Modernization and Life Cycle Support


OA Standards and Design GuidanceOA Standards and Design Guidance OA Standards and Guidance Document (Interim) and

RAPIDS Released in March 2003– Signatories: PEO IWS, PEO C4I and Space,

NAVSEA and SPAWAR OA Functional Architecture Document (Interim)

Released July 2003 Some 2000 Comments Received and Adjudicated

– Documents Released to VIEWnet Fall of 2003

OA EXCOMM – Pursue Enterprise Approach– Use Virtual SYSCOM: NAVSEA, NAVAIR and SPAWAR

Developed Overview Volume 0 and Revised Volumes 1-3 Scheduled to Present to VSC Level I on 18 Feb Documents Intended to Evolve With Broader Community

Involvement and Annual Updates

OA Standards and Guidance Document (Interim) and RAPIDS Released in March 2003– Signatories: PEO IWS, PEO C4I and Space,

NAVSEA and SPAWAR OA Functional Architecture Document (Interim)

Released July 2003 Some 2000 Comments Received and Adjudicated

– Documents Released to VIEWnet Fall of 2003

OA EXCOMM – Pursue Enterprise Approach– Use Virtual SYSCOM: NAVSEA, NAVAIR and SPAWAR

Developed Overview Volume 0 and Revised Volumes 1-3 Scheduled to Present to VSC Level I on 18 Feb Documents Intended to Evolve With Broader Community

Involvement and Annual Updates

OPEN ARCHITECTURE COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT

TECHNOLOGIES AND STANDARDS

Version 1.0 (Interim)

10 March 2003

OPEN ARCHITECTURE COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT

DESIGN GUIDANCE

Version 1.0 (Interim)

10 March 2003

RAPIDS RAPID APPLICATION INTEGRATION

AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS

PEO C4I and Space 24 Feb 2002

DRAFT V1.5

DRAFT

FORCEnet Compliance Dictates Compliance With OA DocumentationFORCEnet Compliance Dictates Compliance With OA DocumentationFORCEnet Compliance Dictates Compliance With OA DocumentationFORCEnet Compliance Dictates Compliance With OA Documentation


Computing Technology BaseComputing Technology Base

Multi-System Resource Mgt. & Sharing

Fede

rate

d

SwitchedNetworks

Shared MediaNetworks

Non-StandardMiddleware

Non-StandardReal-TimeOperatingSystems

POSIXOperatingSystems

OMG CORBA &Pub-Sub middleware

Resource Mgt.Within Subsystem

EnclaveSecurity

Approach

CopperCable Plant

Fiber &Wireless

Inte

grat

ed

Early 1990s Early 2000s

TacticalApplications

TacticalApplications

Res. Mgt. Origins Military Fault Tol. Enterprise Mgt. Web Server Farms Grid computing On-Demand eBiz

Example:SQQ-89

Example:DD(X)TSCEI

What’s next?Web ServicesModel-Driven

ArchitectureMore R-TSecure OS and

Middleware?


OA Technical ArchitectureOA Technical Architecture

WarfightingApplications

&Common Services

App App App

Cable Plant & Layer 3Switched / Routed LAN

(IETF, TIA)

Operating Systems (IEEE POSIX ) OS

CPU

OS OS OS OS OS

CPU CPU CPU CPU CPUMainstream COTSProcessors

Distribution AdaptationMiddleware(OMG CORBA

& DDS pub-sub)

Standards:

Resource

Management

DomainUnique

App

Time NAV DX DR

Unique Common

MeasurementReport

MeasurementReport

INTEL ReportINTEL Report

Sensor TrackReport

Sensor TrackReport

Sensor ReportSensor Report

Sensor AssetSensor Asset

Eng Control SysEng Control SysEngineeringEngineeringEngineeringEngineering

DamageDamageDamageDamage

BridgeBridgeBridgeBridge

RV AssetsRV AssetsAircraftAircraft

Un-Manned VehicleUn-Manned Vehicle

Weapons SystemWeapons SystemAir / Surface MissileAir / Surface MissileAir / Surface MissileAir / Surface Missile

Land Attack MissileLand Attack MissileLand Attack MissileLand Attack Missile

TorpedoTorpedoTorpedoTorpedo

DecoyDecoyDecoyDecoyGunGunGunGun

BoatBoat

Sensor SchedulerSensor Scheduler

NRT INTEL TrackNRT INTEL Track

Track RepositoryTrack Repository

Attribute DataAttribute Data

Track KinematicsTrack Kinematics

ClassificationClassification

Supporting Source TrackSupporting Source Track

System TrackSystem Track

AssignedMissionsAssignedMissions

ActionPlans

ActionPlans

PlanPlan

MissionAssessment

MissionAssessment

C2 Order, Schedule & EventC2 Order, Schedule & Event

TacticalPicture

TacticalPicture

CapabilityCapability

ThreatAssessment

(Including Identity)

ThreatAssessment


Action: Weapon, RV,NAV & Engineering


Schedule: Weapon,RV & Engineering


Event: Weapon, RV,NAV & EngineeringEvent: Weapon, RV,NAV & Engineering

5.0 Mission 5.0 Mission Execution (ME)Execution (ME)

1.0 Search / 1.0 Search / Detect (S / D)Detect (S / D)

2.0 Data / Information Services (DIS)2.0 Data / Information Services (DIS)

3.0 Planning, Assessment & Decision (PAD)3.0 Planning, Assessment & Decision (PAD)

4.0 Weapon / Asset Services (W / AS)4.0 Weapon / Asset Services (W / AS)

11 22 88 22 11 33 66 33 22 44 66 88 44 22 33 55 66 55 44 88

66 22 33 44

CommunicationsService Action


NetworkScheduleNetworkSchedule

MessageEvent

MessageEvent

NetworkNetwork

Data LinksData Links

6.0 EXCOMM6.0 EXCOMM

RadiosRadios

SatComSatCom

DisplayDisplay

NAVNAV

TimeTime

DX / DRDX / DR

DatabasesDatabases EnvironmentEnvironment

SyntheticActions

SyntheticActions

SyntheticEntities

SyntheticEntities

SimulatorSimulator ScenarioScenarioSimulatorSimulator

TrainingAction,

Schedule& Event

TrainingAction,

Schedule& Event

7.0 Common Services (CS)7.0 Common Services (CS) 8.0 Training (TR)8.0 Training (TR)88 33 66

Joint BFOrders

Joint BFOrders

CommandersEstimate

CommandersEstimate

COARepository

COARepository

BGOrders

BGOrders

ForceIntegratedScheduler


ALLALL

66 99

99 66

9.0 Force Planning / Coordination (FP / C)9.0 Force Planning / Coordination (FP / C) Candidate OA Common Function/Application

Candidate OA Platform-Unique Function / Application

Force Network

Local Network (OACE)

Provided Data

Consumed Data

OA Warfare System DomainOA Warfare System Domain


Category 4Category 4OA “Common OA “Common

Function” SystemsFunction” Systems

Category 5Category 5Total ShipTotal Ship

Computing Computing SystemsSystems

Required for

Re-Useable Applications & Common Services

Lega

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Syst

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Syst

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Mod

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Category 3Category 3OACE Standards OACE Standards Based SystemsBased Systems

Categories 1 & 2Categories 1 & 2Current SystemsCurrent Systems

OA StrategyOA Strategy

Decouples Software & Hardware Enables Unconstrained Computing Growth Provides Inherent Performance Improvements Enables Common Functions

Common Warfighting Applications Common Services Rapid & Affordable Upgrades

Computational Services Provided by Platform

Significant Automation & Reduced Manning

Enhanced Survivability & Maintenance-Free Deployments

+

+

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C

H

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T E

C T

U R

E

No Future Upgrades

Selected Systems

Interfaced to OA Conformant Systems


AegisDD(X)

SSDS Subs

E-2C

OA Functional Architecture

OA DevelopmentOA Development


OA Fielding StrategyOA Fielding Strategy

Equip LCS, Aegis, CVs, and Amphibs with CATEGORY 3 Capability ...OA services + AppsEquip LCS, Aegis, CVs, and Amphibs with CATEGORY 3 Capability ...OA services + Apps

Define and Pursue OA Technical and Functional Architecture for Surface, Air, Submarines

Define and Pursue OA Technical and Functional Architecture for Surface, Air, Submarines

FY 04 - 08FY 04 - 08

FY 03 - 05FY 03 - 05Step IStep I

Step IIStep II

Step IIIStep III

Step IVStep IV

Develop CATEGORY 4 / 5 Software ApplicationsDevelop CATEGORY 4 / 5 Software Applications

FY 10and Beyond

FY 10and Beyond

FY 05 - 10FY 05 - 10

Fleet-wide Introduction of CATEGORY 4 / 5 Compliant Combat Systems

Fleet-wide Introduction of CATEGORY 4 / 5 Compliant Combat Systems


Navy OA Enterprise ArchitectureNavy OA Enterprise Architecture

E2 Specific:• Sensor / Weapons Suite• Mission-Unique Functionality• Mission-Unique HMI Displays• Aircraft Avionics

CommonNavyPlatform

Unique

CommonJoint

CVN / L-Class Specific:• Sensor / Weapons Suite• Mission-Unique Functionality• Mission-Unique HMI Displays

CommonNavy

CommonJoint

PlatformUnique

Open Architecture Acquisition Way Ahead Slide 20 1/5/2004

NOT FORDISTRIBUT ION

DD(X) ConfigurationDD(X) Configuration

Engagem ent Schedule

R V A ction Schedule

Engineering Schedule

W eapon A ction

R V A ction

Engineering A ctionM ission

A ssessm ent

Threat A ssessm ent

(including identity)

A ssigned M issions

A ction P lans

P lan

C 2 O rder, S chedule & E vent

TacticalP icture

5.0 M ission Exec.1.0 Search & Detect

M ulti-S ensor C orrelated Track

2.0 D ata/Inform ationServices (D IS )

S ystem Track

C om posite /C o llaborative Track

IN TEL-G enerated Track

Track R epository

11 33 6622 88

9.0 Force P lanning/C oord ination (FP /C )

Joint B FO rders

C om m andersEstim ate

C ourse O fA ction

B FO rders

66

3.0 P lanning, A ssessm ent & D ecision (PA D )

22 44 66 88 22 33 55 66

4.0 W eapon/A ssetServices (W /A S)

22 33 44

99

A LL

7.0 C om m on Services (C S) D isp lay T im e

N A V D X/D R

D atabases Environm ent

33

8.0 Train ing (TR )

Train ingA ction P lan

Train ingSchedule

Train ingEvent

S cenario

Sim ulator S tim ulator

66

44 88

D ata L inks S atC om

D D S R adios

6.0 EXC O M MC om m s

S ervice A ctionN etw ork S chedu le M essage Event

2211

99

3 44

66

66

88

55

S ensorC ontro l

R adar S ensor S u iteIFF

D ual B and R adar A coustic S ensor S u ite

LM R SS ensor S ystem

Tow ed A rrayS ensor S ystem

B ow A rrayS ensor S ystem

A coustic In te rceptS ensor (A IS )

E S /In te l S u ite E S

C om ponentE O /IR S u ite

FLIR /LR F Im agery In tegra ted B ridge

D am age D & A

E ng ineering C ontro l

TLA M , LA S M

A S R O C (V LA )

E S S M , S M -2 M R

LR LA P

40 M M

N U LK A ,G iant,C haff

Tow ed TorpedoC ounterm easures

V TU A V

M H - 60R

M iss ile C ontro l

LA M M issile C ontro l

C IG S C ontro l

Torpedo W pnC ontro l A G S C ontro l

D ecoy C ontro l

V TU A V V eh ic le C ontro l

H e licopter C ontro l




W eapon A ction

R V A ction

Engineering A ction




W eapon A ction

R V A ction

Engineering A ctionM ission

A ssessm ent

Threat A ssessm ent


A ssigned M issions

A ction P lans

P lan


TacticalP icture

M ission A ssessm ent

Threat A ssessm ent


A ssigned M issions

A ction P lans

P lan


TacticalP icture

5.0 M ission Exec.1.0 Search & Detect



S ystem Track



Track R epository



S ystem Track



Track R epository

1111 3333 66662222 8888

9.0 Force P lanning/C oord ination (FP /C )

Joint B FO rders

C om m andersEstim ate

C ourse O fA ction

B FO rders

6666

3.0 P lanning, A ssessm ent & D ecision (PA D )

22 44 66 88 22 33 55 66

4.0 W eapon/A ssetServices (W /A S)

22 33 44

99

A LL

7.0 C om m on Services (C S) D isp lay T im e

N A V D X/D R

D atabases Environm ent

3333

8.0 Train ing (TR )

Train ingA ction P lan

Train ingSchedule

Train ingEvent

S cenario

Sim ulator S tim ulator

66

4444 8888

D ata L inks S atC om

D D S R adios

6.0 EXC O M MC om m s

S ervice A ctionN etw ork S chedu le M essage Event

2211

99

3 44

66

66

88

5555

S ensorC ontro lS ensorC ontro l


D ual B and R adar


D ual B and R adar A coustic S ensor S u ite





A coustic S ensor S u ite






C om ponent


C om ponentE O /IR S u ite

FLIR /LR F E O /IR S u ite

FLIR /LR F Im agery In tegra ted B ridge

D am age D & A

E ng ineering C ontro l

TLA M , LA S M

A S R O C (V LA )

E S S M , S M -2 M R

LR LA P

40 M M

N U LK A ,G iant,C haff

Tow ed TorpedoC ounterm easures

V TU A V

M H - 60R

M iss ile C ontro l

LA M M issile C ontro l

C IG S C ontro l

Torpedo W pnC ontro l A G S C ontro l

D ecoy C ontro l

V TU A V V eh ic le C ontro l

H e licopter C ontro l


NOT FORDISTRIBUTION

Engagement Schedule

RV Action Schedule


Weapon Action

RV Action

Engineering Action

Engagement Schedule

RV Action Schedule


Weapon Action

RV Action

Engineering ActionMission

Assessment

Threat Assessment (including identity)

Assigned Missions

Action Plans

Plan

C2 Order, Schedule & Event

TacticalPicture

Mission Assessment

Threat Assessment (including identity)

Assigned Missions

Action Plans

Plan


TacticalPicture

5.0 Mission Exec.1.0 Search & Detect

Multi-Sensor Correlated Track

2.0 Data/InformationServices (DIS)

System Track

Composite/Collaborative Track

INTEL-Generated Track

Track Repository



System Track



Track Repository

1111 3333 66662222 8888

9.0 Force Planning/Coordination (FP/C)

Joint BFOrders

CommandersEstimate

Course OfAction

BFOrders

6666

3.0 Planning, Assessment & Decision (PAD)

22 44 66 88 22 33 55 66

4.0 Weapon/AssetServices (W/AS)

22 33 44

99

ALL

7.0 Common Services (CS) Display Time

NAV DX/DR

Databases Environment

3333

8.0 Training (TR)

TrainingAction Plan

TrainingSchedule

TrainingEvent

Scenario

Simulator Stimulator

66

4444 8888

Data Links SatCom

DDS Radios

6.0 EXCOMMComms

Service ActionNetwork Schedule Message Event

2211

99

3 44

66

66

88

5555

Sub C3I Configuration

Outside of OAFA

PHOTONICSPHOTONICS RADARRADAR

ESMESMIFFIFF

DAWGDAWG

LWRLWR

SPECIAL PURPOSE

(ACINT, LWR, OBTT, TACS)

SPECIAL PURPOSE

(ACINT, LWR, OBTT, TACS)

SONARSONARLWWAA HFCA

SONARSONARLWWAA HFCA

SRWSSRWS

TOTALSHIPMONITORINGSYSTEM

TOTALSHIPMONITORINGSYSTEM

SCSCPNDUPNDU

NON-TACTICALDATA PROCESSINGSYSTEM

NON-TACTICALDATA PROCESSINGSYSTEM

ICIC

SOFSOF

Sub C3I ConfigurationSub C3I Configuration


NOT FORDISTRIBUTION

Aegis ConfigurationAegis Configuration

1.0 Search & Detect

LSE

SensorControl

5.0 Mission Exec.GW S

MK- 92

TW S

EW S

COUNTERMEASURESCOUNTER

MEASURES

LSE

SVTT

U WS

LSE

SVTT

U WS

IFF

EW S

R A DA R S

SPS-67

AN/SPY

SQQ-89

LSE

RMS

LSE

SPS-73



System Track



Track Repository

11 33 6622 88

9.0 Force Planning/Coordination (FP/C)Joint BFOrders

CommandersEstimate

Course OfAction

BFOrders

66


22 44 66 88 22 33 55 66

Engagement Schedule

RV Action Schedule


Weapon Action

RV Action

22 33 44

99

ALL


NAV DX/DR

Databases

Environment

33

8.0 Training (TR)

TrainingAction Plan

TrainingSchedule

TrainingEvent

Scenario


66

44 88

Mission Assessment

Threat Assessment


Assigned Missions

Action Plans

Plan


TacticalPicture

Data Links SatCom

DDS Radios

6.0 EXCOMMComms


2211

99

3 44

66

66

88

55

FCS

VLS

VLASM -2

TLAMSM -2 IVA

Outside of OAFA

ICOM/

ON -201-

1.0 Search & Detect

LSE

SensorControl

5.0 Mission Exec.GW S

MK- 92

TW STW S

EW S


MEASURES

EW S


MEASURES

LSE

SVTT

U WS

LSE

SVTT

U WS

LSE

SVTT

U WS

LSE

SVTT

U WS

IFF

EW S

R A DA R S

SPS-67

AN/SPY

SQQ-89

LSE

RMS

LSE

SPS-73



System Track



Track Repository

1111 3333 66662222 8888


CommandersEstimate

Course OfAction

BFOrders

6666


22 44 66 88 22 33 55 66

Engagement Schedule

RV Action Schedule


Weapon Action

RV Action

22 33 44

99

ALL


NAV DX/DR

Databases

Environment

3333

8.0 Training (TR)

TrainingAction Plan

TrainingSchedule

TrainingEvent

Scenario


66

4444 8888

Mission Assessment

Threat Assessment


Assigned Missions

Action Plans

Plan


TacticalPicture

Data Links SatCom

DDS Radios

6.0 EXCOMMComms


2211

99

3 44

66

66

88

5555

FCS

VLS

VLASM -2

TLAMSM -2 IVA

FCS

VLS

VLASM -2

TLAMSM -2 IVA

VLASM -2

TLAMSM -2 IVA

Outside of OAFA

ICOM/

ON -201-

ICOM/

ON -201-


NOT FORDISTRIBUTION

CV / CVN Configuration

Multi -Sensor Correlated Track


System Track


INTEL -Generated Track

Track Repository

1111 3333 66662222 8888


CommandersEstimate

Course OfAction

BFOrders

6666


22 44 66 88 22 33 55 66

Engagement Schedule

RV Action Schedule


Weapon Action

RV Action

22 33 44

99

ALL

7.0 Common Services (CS) Displa

yTime

NAV DX/DR

Databases

Environment

3333

8.0 Training (TR)

TrainingAction Plan

TrainingSchedule

TrainingEvent

Scenario


66

4444 8888

Assessment

Threat Assessment


Assigned Missions

Action PlansPlan


TacticalPicture

Data Links SatCom

DDS Radios

6.0 EXCOMMComms Service Action

Network Schedule Message Event

2211

99

3 44

66

66

88

5555

1.0 Search & Detect

LSE

SensorControlSensorControl

SPS -48E

UPX -29

SPQ -9B

SPS -67

SPS -49A

5.0 Mission Exec.

FCS

SLQ -32(V)4

RAM BLK 1(QTY=2)

RAM BLK 1(QTY=2)

NSSMSNSSMS

SLQ -25A

CV-TSCCV-TSC

SLR -24

Outside of OAFAICIC

TPX -42TPX -42

SPN -43SPN -43

SPQ -14SPQ -14-

-SPS 64

or SPS 73-

-SPS 64

or SPS 73-

-SPS 64

or SPS 73SPS 64

or SPS 73

ICANICAN

SLQ -32(V)4SLQ -32(V)4

Mission

Note: This does not include Warfare Systems

Open Arch itecture Acquisition Way Ahead Slide 23 1/5/2004

NOT FORDIST RIBUT ION

E-2C Configuration



System Track


Track Repository

1111 3333 66662222 8888


CommandersEstimate

Course OfAction

BFOrders

6666


22 44 66 88 22 33 55 66


22 33 44

99

ALL

7.0 Common Services (CS) Displa

yTime

NAV DX/DR

Databases Environment

3333

8.0 Training (TR)

TrainingAction Plan

TrainingSchedule

TrainingEvent

Scenario


66

4444 8888

Mission Assessment

Assigned Missions

Action Plans

Plan

TacticalPicture

Data Links SatCom

DDS Radios

6.0 EXCOMMComms


2211

99

3 44

66

66

88

5555

1.0 Search & Detect5.0 Mission Exec.

APS-154APS-154

AircraftAircraft

IFFIFF

PDSPDS

MeasurementReport

MeasurementReport

INTEL ReportINTEL Report

Sensor TrackReport

Sensor TrackReport

Sensor ReportSensor Report

Sensor AssetSensor Asset

Eng Control SysEng Control SysEngineeringEngineeringEngineering

DamageDamageDamage

BridgeBridgeBridge

RV AssetsRV AssetsAircraftAircraft

Un-Manned VehicleUn-Manned Vehicle

Weapons SystemWeapons SystemAir / Surface MissileAir / Surface MissileAir / Surface Missile

Land Attack MissileLand Attack MissileLand Attack Missile

TorpedoTorpedoTorpedo

DecoyDecoyDecoyGunGunGun

BoatBoat

Sensor SchedulerSensor Scheduler

NRT INTEL TrackNRT INTEL Track

Track RepositoryTrack Repository

Attribute DataAttribute Data

Track KinematicsTrack Kinematics

ClassificationClassification

Supporting Source TrackSupporting Source Track

System TrackSystem Track

AssignedMissions

AssignedMissions

ActionPlans

ActionPlans

PlanPlan

MissionAssessment

MissionAssessment

C2 Order, Schedule & EventC2 Order, Schedule & Event

TacticalPicture

TacticalPicture

CapabilityCapability

ThreatAssessment


ThreatAssessment






Event: Weapon, RV,NAV & Engineering

Event: Weapon, RV,NAV & Engineering

5.0 Mission 5.0 Mission Execution (ME)Execution (ME)

1.0 Search / 1.0 Search / Detect (S / D)Detect (S / D)

2.0 Data / Information Services (DIS)2.0 Data / Information Services (DIS)

3.0 Planning, Assessment & Decision (PAD)3.0 Planning, Assessment & Decision (PAD)

4.0 Weapon / Asset Services (W / AS)4.0 Weapon / Asset Services (W / AS)

11 22 88 22 11 33 66 33 22 44 66 88 44 22 33 55 66 55 44 88

66 22 33 44



NetworkScheduleNetworkSchedule

MessageEvent

MessageEvent

NetworkNetwork

Data LinksData Links

6.0 EXCOMM6.0 EXCOMM

RadiosRadios

SatComSatCom

DisplayDisplay

NAVNAV

TimeTime

DX / DRDX / DR

DatabasesDatabases EnvironmentEnvironment

SyntheticActions

SyntheticActions

SyntheticEntities

SyntheticEntities

SimulatorSimulator ScenarioScenarioSimulatorSimulator

TrainingAction,

Schedule& Event

TrainingAction,

Schedule& Event

7.0 Common Services (CS)7.0 Common Services (CS) 8.0 Training (TR)8.0 Training (TR)88 33 66

Joint BFOrders

Joint BFOrders

CommandersEstimate

CommandersEstimate

COARepository

COARepository

BGOrders

BGOrders



ALLALL

66 99

99 66

9.0 Force Planning / Coordination (FP / C)9.0 Force Planning / Coordination (FP / C)

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