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1 Headquarters U.S. Air Force Overview of Air Force Science & Technology 14 Apr 10 Dr. Steven Walker Deputy Assistant Secretary Science, Technology, and Engineering Distribution A Approved for Public Release (SAF/PA )
2 Outline Introduction AF Mission & Priorities AF S&T Vision AF S&T Organization AF S&T Program AF S&T: Turning Science into Capabilities AF Service Core Functions Summary
3 Air Force Mission The mission of the United States Air Force is to fly, fight and win... in air, space, and cyberspace 3
4 Air Force Priorities Continue to strengthen the Nuclear Enterprise Partner With the Joint and Coalition Team to Win Today s Fight Develop and Care For Airmen and Their Families Modernize Our Air and Space Inventories, Organizations and Training Recapture Acquisition Excellence 4
5 Air Force S&T Vision Create knowledge to develop technology for demonstration of integrated warfighter capabilities in the air, space, and cyber domains How? Do the best science and apply it to AF problems Team with others to demonstrate new capabilities Strengthen communication of AF-level S&T strategy and potential S&T solutions 5
6 AF S&T Organization Secretary of the Air Force Hon. Michael B. Donley Air Force Chief of Staff Gen Norton A. Schwartz AF Chief Scientist Dr. Werner J.A. Dahm Ass t Secretary for Acquisition Mr. David M. Van Buren (acting) Air Force Materiel Command Gen Donald J. Hoffman PEO-like relationship Air Force Research Laboratory MGen Ellen Pawlikowski Tech Executive Officer (dual-hatted) Dep Ass t Sec y, Sci Tech Engr Dr. Steven H. Walker AFMC Air Force Material Command AFRL Air Force Research Laboratory SAF/AQ Ass t Secretary for Acquisition SAF/AQR Dep Ass t Sec y for Science, Tech & Engr AF/ST Air Force Chief Scientist 6
7 AF S&T Organization - Detailed Air Force Research Laboratory MGen Ellen Pawlikowski Dep Ass t Sec y, Sci Tech Engr Dr. Steven H. Walker Executive Director Chief Technologist Vice Commander Technical Directorates AF Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) Information (RI) Sensors (RY) Air Vehicles (RB) Space Vehicles (RV) Munitions (RW) Directed Energy (RD) Materials & Mfg (RX) Propulsion (RZ) 711 Human Performance Wing AFRL is the only Air Force S&T executing organization >10,000 people on site Headquartered at Wright-Patterson AFB, OH Facilities located across the country 7
8 BRAC 2005 AFRL Actions Center of Excellence for Information at Rome NY Human Effectiveness Center of Excellence for Space Vehicles Kirtland Center of Excellence for Human Performance at Wright-Patt AFB Center of Excellence for Sensors at Wright-Patt AFB Rome Sensors Information Information 711 HPW Sensors Hanscom Sensors Space Vehicles Mesa Space Vehicles Directed Energy USAFSAM & HP RH efforts for DE bioeffects moving to Ft Sam Lab NAMRL Human Effectiveness Brooks
9 Program $2B/year (core budget) Basic Research (6.1) Applied Research (6.2) Advanced Technology Development (6.3) Investment Strategy Focus 6.3 on more relevant technology transitions High user pull MAJCOM Capability Needs Air Force S&T Program - At-A-Glance Increase emphasis in addressing Small Business, Industrial Base, Supply Chain, Sustainment Increase joint efforts (e.g., ISR, electric laser on B-1 demo) 9
10 AF S&T: Turning Science into Capabilities AF S&T Strategy Science & Knowledge Leads to Technologies Leads to Capability Concepts Leads to Service Core Function Capabilities Informed by AF Needs and Long- Term Challenges Directly impacted by Product/Log Center Informed by AF/MAJCOM Needs Informed by AF Long- Term Challenges Directly impacted by AF/MAJCOM Needs Informed by Product/Log Centers Informed by Long- Term Challenges
11 AF S&T: Turning Science into Capabilities AF S&T Strategy Science & Knowledge Leads to Technologies Leads to Capability Concepts Leads to Service Core Function Capabilities Transitions to: AFRL Tech Divisions Industry Academia Product Centers Industry Programs of Record Fielded Systems AF/Joint Ops AF/Joint Ops
12 AF Core Functions Nuclear Deterrence Operations Air Superiority Global Precision Attack Rapid Global Mobility Special Operations Global Integrated ISR Command and Control Space Superiority Cyberspace Superiority Personnel Recovery Building Partnerships Agile Combat Support 12
13 Electric Laser on a Large Aircraft (ELLA) Warfighter Capability Service Core Function: Air Superiority Speed of light Ultra Precision Low collateral damage Graduated effects Enabling S&T Electric Laser Power and Thermal Tactical Beam Control Advanced Acquisition, Tracking, and Pointing Transition Path AFRL AAC AFSOC ACC
14 Tactical Satellite-3 (TacSat-3) Warfighter capability Service Core Function: Global Integrated ISR Operationally responsive hyperspectral imagery Responsive theater comm using Common Data Link Traceability to rapid deployment from alert status for launch to theater control Enabling S&T Integrating technology capabilities in responsiveness, mission ops, modularity of spacecraft design, and lowcost payload development Transition path AFRL SMC AFSPC TacSAT-3 in Inspection and Test Launch May 09
15 Image Enhancement for Space Situational Awareness (SSA) Warfighter Capability Service Core Function: Space Superiority Improved Space Object Identification High fidelity SSA imagery from multiple lower fidelity images Enabling S&T New computer algorithms combine images and remove atmospheric and system blurring to produce a single high-resolution image. Transition Path AFRL SMC AFSPC
16 Battlefield Air Operations (BAO) Kit Warfighter Capability Service Core Function: Special Ops Improve weapons effectiveness & precision Enhance communications and night/day capability Reduce operational risk due to lightweight, covert systems shaped by warfighter needs Enabling S&T Alternative high energy storage and production Multi-cast text/audio/video over wireless network Transition path AFRL ASC AFSOC
17 Active Denial System (ADS) Warfighter Capability Service Core Function: Special Ops Force Protection, area delay/denial, crowd dispersion, escalation control Nonlethal counter-personnel directed energy weapon (Intolerable skin heating) System 2 ACTD Field Residual Enabling S&T Continuous wave millimeter wavelength radiating system with hybrid-electric power plant on mobile platform Joint CONOPS development and assessment of military utility Transition path AFRL AAC ACC JNLWD System 1 ACTD Field Residual
18 Summary AF S&T focus is on supporting Air Force Core Functions Developing technology solutions to meet MAJCOM/Product Center needs Technology Push Technology Pull Communication is the foundation of technology discovery, development, and demonstration
19 BACKUP 19
20 AFOSR - Basic Research (6.1) Aerospace, Chemical & Material Sciences Aero-Structure Interactions & Control Energy, Power & Propulsion Complex Materials & Structures Physics & Electronics Complex Electronics & Fundamental Quantum Processes Plasma Physics & High Energy Density Optics, EM, Comm, Signals Processing Mathematics, Information & Life Sciences Info & Complex Networks Decision Making Dynamical Sys, Optimization & Control Natural Materials & Systems University Research Initiatives 20
21 Air Vehicles Aeronautical Sciences Design Concepts Analytical Design Certification Control Sciences Adaptive Flight Controls Autonomous Flight Control Algorithms Integration Advanced Composite Cargo Aircraft Thermal Protection Systems Structures Thermal Protection Systems Adaptive Structures 21
22 Directed Energy High Power Microwave Pulsed Power Low Frequency RF High Frequency RF Plasma Beam Control/Imaging Atmospheric Propagation/ Adaptive Optics Acquisition, Tracking and Pointing Space Situational Awareness High Energy Laser Gas/Chemical Lasers Bulk Solid State Lasers Semiconductor Lasers Fiber Lasers 22
23 Human Effectiveness Human Dynamics ISR Effectiveness Prediction and Anticipation Decision Science / Warfighter Interfaces Human Sensory Integration Distributed Decision Making Directed Energy Bioeffects Optical & RF Radiation Bioeffects Human Performance Molecular Foundations Cognitive Performance Optimization Learning / Mission Effective Performance Accelerated Learning I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i Immersive c e - E x c Environments e l l e n c e 23
24 Information Advanced Computing Architectures Peta-Flop Processing Tech Predictable Software/High Assurance Systems Neuromorphic Computing Software Development Tools for Software Intensive Systems Information Fusion and Understanding Multi-sensor collaborative fusion Info-knowledge Base Advanced data fusion and visualization Information Exploitation Comm Signals Imagery Information Management Policy Based Survivable and Secure Info Sharing Dissemination Cyber Operations Defensive Offensive Assured Cyber Threat Avoidance Command & Control Effects-based Plan/Assess Connectivity Optical Networks for Space Assured Global Battlespace Assured, Survivable Networks Adaptive Pre-planning Combined RF-Optical Laser Decision I n t e g Support r i t y - Tools S e r v i c e Comms - E x c e l l e n c e 24
25 Materials and Manufacturing Mfg Technology Industrial Readiness Manufacturing Readiness Materials and Processes Semiconductors Ceramics Hybrids Metals Support for Operations Energy Robotics Systems Supt Materials Applications Electromagnetic Spectrum Interactions Thermal Management Bio Applications Nanomaterials Nondestructive Evaluation Computational Materials S&E Operating Surfaces 25 Protection
26 Munitions Modeling & Simulation Computational Physics Concept & Terminal Effects Research Advanced Guidance Integrated Sensing & Processing Sciences Weapon Dynamics & Controls Sciences Weapon Seeker Sciences Guidance Sub-System Integration Munition Systems System of Systems Integration & demo Multi Functional Airframe Sciences & Integration Ordnance Fuzes Energetic Materials Damage Mechanisms Ordnance Sub-System Integration 26
27 Propulsion and Power Space and Missile Propulsion Space Access Propulsion (Expendable and Reusable) Technology for Sustainment of Strategic Systems Spacecraft Propulsion Propulsion and Power Overview High Speed / Hypersonics Expendable Scramjet Propulsion Reusable Scramjet Propulsion Combined Cycle Propulsion Integration Energy, Power, and Thermal Battlespace Fuels Aircraft Power & Thermal Management Directed Energy Power & Thermal Management Turbine Engines Durability Safety & Readiness Highly Efficient Embedded Turbine Engine Efficient Small Scale Propulsion Fielded & Emerging Turbine Engines Adaptive Versatile Engine Technology Special Purpose Power 27 27
28 Sensors EO Electronic Warfare Trusted Collaborative Sensing Enabling Sensor Devices /Components ATR /Performance Driven Sensing RF Electronic Warfare EO Sensing RF Sensing 28
29 Space Vehicles Defensive Space Control Remediation Technologies Space Electronics Space Protection Modeling, Simulation, Evaluation, & Analysis Responsive Space Integrated Structural Systems Bus Technologies Autonomous Checkout and Fault Detection Ballistic Missile Technology Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance Sensing for ISR Space Power Nuclear Explosion Monitoring Space Situational Awareness Space Environment Space-Based Sensing for SSA Knowledge Tools/Fusion Communications Satellite Control 29
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