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We
provide ongoing support to Chicken Little, a joint-service munitions
test program funded by the Air Force and Army. Its objective is to support
the development and test of smart weapons and related technology. Elements
of the test activities supported by our personnel include sensor performance,
target signature modeling, target detection in background clutter, multispectral
signatures and imaging techniques, and effectiveness analysis. We have
delivered comprehensive RF models of Eglin AFBs B-70, C-52, and
C-72 test areas which serve as key tools for test planning and test
data analysis for a variety of munitions programs. These models provide
detailed radar cross-section (RCS) estimate data, terrain/foliage representations,
target obscuration levels, and multispectral signature information.
Results and Benefits Our RCS target array
modeling of test areas permitted developers of the Sensor-Fuzed Weapon
to optimize fuzing algorithms based upon varying trajectory models.
In addition, our approaches have enabled much more precise representation
of target scenes and geometry with capability to accurately predict
where shadowing will occur. This has been used in support of several
test efforts, including the Small Diameter Bomb Program.
FABS
| IT | LOGWORLD
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| Lab Testing
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