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1 National and Homeland Security at INL The United States of America is faced with unprecedented challenges in National and Homeland Security The Idaho National Laboratories is well positioned to meet many of these challenges and enable sustainability for the long war
2 Multi-Directorate Federal R&D Laboratory Leverage science and engineering technologies to form international partnerships that address both DOE R&D and National and Homeland needs Annual budget of ca. $600M 3,400 scientists, engineers, technicians, and other staff Three S&T Campuses on 890 square mile site
3 The INL R&D Mission execution is guided by five laboratory divisions Nuclear Energy Advanced Test Reactor National Security Energy and Environmental Sciences Specific Manufacturing Capability
4 Our Focus Areas Support Multiple Missions and Enable Sustainability Global Security National Defense Homeland Security Focus Areas Special Programs Energy Security SCADA / Cyber/ Power Grid Wireless Technology Unmanned Vehicle Systems Explosives Detection & Testing Technology Platforms Chemical / Nuclear Detection, and Nonproliferation / Safeguards & Security Special Mfg Center Emerging Armor-- Vehicle / Barrier/ Structural/ Personnel Process Controls Materials Physics, Molecular Science, Modeling
5 National & Homeland Security Objectives & Key Customers We Serve Mission Area Customer Strategic Objective Global Security NNSA Reduce global nuclear threats through innovative nonproliferation and counterproliferation technologies National Defense DoD Provide solutions to asymmetric threats and combat WMD Homeland Security DHS Develop science and technology to protect critical infrastructure systems and improve resilience Special Programs Various Clients Provider of choice, in selected areas, for technology based solutions to the U.S. Intelligence Community Energy Security DOE-OE Enhance security and reliability of the nation s energy systems
6 National and Homeland Security INL Survivability Program (ISP) The ISP is an Agile Collaboration of Capabilities at One Location 1. Armor and Barrier Development 2. Ballistic and Blast Modeling Simulation 3. Ballistic and Blast Test & Evaluation 4. Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessments Specific Manufacturing Capability 6. Explosives Detection and Advanced Technology Development 7. Ballistics and Explosives Attack Avoidance & Hardware Development 8. Technology Transfer for Scale Up Hardware to the End User
7 Example of INL Commercial Partnership in Survivability Systems Development Advisory Support & Technical Requirements Development INL R&D R&D Prototyping Testing Testing & Evaluation Design Design & Engineering Network & Contacts Classification Control Advisory Support & Technical Requirements Development Material Development Material Manufacturing Marketing Mfg Material Requirements Material Supply System Design & Engineering Marketing Production
8 National and Homeland Security INL Survivability Program (ISP) - Leadership Armor Development Leadership in design, development, and testing of high-density, lightweight armor against multiple threats. Test range with extensive capability for confidential testing. INL armor proven against ballistic, kinetic, blast & frag threats. Explosives Testing Leadership in trace and bulk explosives detection, blast effects, shock and vibration analysis. Class Facilities: 20,000 Lb TNT equivalent test range and Class II, Div. I Operations Room for explosives assembly. Performance/ Resiliency Testing: Ballistic Penetration, Structural Analysis, Computer Modeling/Simulation, Development of Protective Countermeasures. Technology Development Leadership through over 3,500 world-class scientists and engineers in technology development and national security solutions. Award-winning technologies in Global use: Idaho Explosives Detection System. Breaching Shotgun, Tactical Timed Firing Device, Change Detection System, PINS for Munitions Assessment
9 Armor and Barrier Development Advanced Materials Ballistic Steels Alloyed Metals Ceramics Transparent Ceramics Polymers Composites Joining Design & Simulation Ballistic Blast Fragmentation Prototyping & Evaluation Special Manufacturing Center Over 9000 Abrams Premier battle tanks in use worldwide
10 Optical Armor and Ballistic Results Aluminum Oxy-Nitride is a premier transparent armor material. Today, AlON is not available to in commercial quantities. Presence of residual porosities will prevent full optical transparency INL is developing novel approaches to pressure-less sintering of ALON. Successful Target LOS AD = 10.5 lb/sq ft Design: ALON + polyurethane + polycarbonate Defeat: 30-cal standoff
11 Lightweight, High-performance Gunner Ballistic Cupola INL CRADA Demonstration Project Improved Ballistic / Blast Resistant Conformal Armor Cupola
12 Joining and Welding of Metal Alloys Using Advanced Solid-State Friction Stir Welding INL s Advanced Tooling Materials
13 ISP s Full Scope Multi-Services Supports Up-Armoring Special Operation Combatant Crafts Armor expertise and T&E support to USSOCOM on retrofit armor solutions for the Coastal Assault Craft (CAC) and new Special Operation Craft Riverine (SOCR) Consultation and design supports provided to SOCR builder Development of close-quarter ricochet and shrapnel suppression system Riverine fleet expanded from initial x to y units, based in Stannis, MS Currently deployed at Tigris River, Iraq
14 INL Live-fire Range Complex & Capabilities 10 ranges Live fire training Various weapons Surface Danger Zones = 4.7 miles. At the 20,000 lb range = 8 miles Live Fire Ballistic Test Range 30 cal, 50 cal APM mm BS32, BS41 20 mm FSP and AP LAW and RPG 30 mm FSP and AP Other: hypersonic Explosive R&D range 500 lbs. 20,000 lbs. Fabrication shop support
15 Design and Simulation Vehicle Armor Personnel Protection Barrier Armor Ballistic Effects Blast Effects Combined Ballistic and Blast Molecular modeling (explosives) Molecular Engineering (novel organics) Processing of Ceramics and Polymers
16 INL Applied Mechanics INL Center For Advanced Modeling and Simulation (CAMS) Analytical Nuclear Reactor safety analyses Pressure vessels and piping Flight safety Shock and vibration High-velocity and hypervelocity impact Blast Experimental Impact High strain-rate materials High temperature materials Shock and vibration Design Prototype and One-of-a-kind Analytical Tools: ABAQUS/ Explicit LS-DYNA CTH ALEGRA ALE3D
17 Explosives Detection & Defeat Bulk Explosives Detection Programs Trace Explosives Detection Programs Tactical Timed Firing Devices/Disruptors
18 Bulk Explosives Detection Programs Neutron Interrogation Systems - X-Ray and CT Technologies 1. Portable Isotopic Neutron Spectroscopy (PINS) --- Identifies chemicals/explosives in munitions Single Munitions Scanner (SMS) (component of Mobile Munitions Assessment System (MMAS) 2. Remote/Standoff Explosives Detection System (R/SEDS) --- Detects explosives in medium-sized trucks and vans
19 Trace Explosives Detection Programs I. Trace Detection Systems Testing FAA and TSL Perform Independent Validation and Verification testing for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Test trace detection systems against actual explosive threats IEDs in Electronic Devices IED Manufacturers IED Couriers IED in Suitcases Ion Mobility (+-) Spectrometer research in trace explosives II. Trace Detection Systems Development Develop and test advanced Ion Mobility Spectrometer (IMS) concepts and prototypes TeraHertz Sensors R&D Advanced IMS modeling capability
20 Tactical Timed Firing Devices/Disruptors Remote Firing Devices Multi IED Disruptor uses operator selected kinetic energy penetrators Sponsor: Technical Support Working Group (TSWG)
21 Critical Infrastructure Test Range Complex
22 Critical Infrastructure Test Range Complex National, comprehensive program where technologies, systems and policies that protect the nation s critical infrastructure are developed, tested and validated under real-world conditions INL is the DOE National SCADA Test Bed INL separate site power grid. $100M s of isolated infrastructure investments over past 50 yrs. Research Test Beds include: Explosives Detection (Bulk and Trace) Explosives/Weapons Effects Testing Unique Communications/Wireless Test bed UAV Research SCADA Vulnerabilities Cyber Security and Physical Security Contraband & Weapons Detection
23 INL s Unique Communications Range Capabilities 1) Clean Frequency Spectrum Low RF noise: No urban areas or military bases NTIA Experimental Radio Station, Local Spectrum Manager Can use Next Generation / International frequencies given: a) no harmful interference, b) test / experimental use only 2) Full-Scale, Isolated Communications Networks Cell grid is isolated from PSTN, Fiber net isolated via DWDM Ability to link with other INL assets or external labs Future: Full Telco/ISP test range combined with Cyber R&D 3) Open Range that Cooperates with Commercial Vendors Commercial infrastructures are complex Mix of worldwide (foreign) vendors Leverage testing experience with cutting-edge commercial technologies 4) Flexible, Multi-program Lab Confluence of a variety of infrastructures (Cyber, SCADA, Comms, Physical) Variety of capabilities (R&D, Integration, IV&V Test, QRC, Train, Analysis ) Range assets, simulation resources, engineering, and operations staff
24 Robotics DOD Unmanned Systems Program Area Robotic Autonomous Countermine Development Robotic Intelligent NOde (RINO) Next-Generation User Interface Development UAV Autonomous Flight Operations Geospatial Data Collection/Exploitation Unmanned Air/Ground Vehicle Collaboration
25 DOD Unmanned Systems Program Area Application & Mission Development INL Facilities Infrastructure Unmanned Systems R&D Robot Intelligence Kernel Video Mosiac, Stabilization, Geo-referencing 26
26 Robotic Autonomous Countermine Development RINO 4 times faster than trained human 100% (134 / 134) Detected SLM Low Cost
27 Robotics: Robotic Intelligent NOde (RINO) Capability for 5 mission variants with and without human Development of an autonomous unmanned system for COTS 4-Wheel ATV for test and demonstration of sensors, behaviors, and payloads for ground based Unmanned Vehicles System Development. Affordability: commercial ATV Ground Vehicles
28 Next-Generation User Interface Development Detection and Recognition Decision and Action
29 UAV Autonomous Flight Operations Geospatial Data Collection/Exploitation
30 Unmanned Air/Ground Vehicle Collaboration
31 National and Homeland Security at INL The United States of America is faced with unprecedented challenges in National and Homeland Security The Idaho National Laboratories is well positioned to meet many of these challenges and enable sustainability for the long war John Garnier Armor Program Lead
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