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1 United States Air Force The MathWorks Aerospace and Defense Conference 2006 Innovation Across the Industry Washington, DC 14 June 2006 Dr. Steve Butler Director, Engineering and Technical Management Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio
2 Ready to Rumble
3 What Do Air Force Engineers Do? Military Operations Research and Development Modification and Sustainment Air Force Test and Evaluation Acquisition
4 What Do Air Force Engineers Do? GPS/INS Space Research and Development Tactical Directed Energy Lasers Starfire Optical Assess Emerging Technologies Through Applied Technology Demonstrations Create Partnerships with Industry and Academia Technology Push!
5 What Do Air Force Engineers Do? Command and Control National Radar Test Facility Indoor Radar Range Climatic Lab Test and Operate Evaluation Highly Instrumented Aircraft Specialized Ground Facilities Manage Land, Sea, and Air Test Ranges Conduct Test & Evaluation and Training Test Ranges Sled Track
6 What Do Air Force Engineers Do? Designated Acquisition Commander Program New Starts and Planning Program Execution Cradle-to-Grave Management JASSM UCAV F-22A Long Range Strike Space Launch Acquisition
7 What Do Air Force Engineers Do? A-10 F-15 U-2 Modification and Sustainment SustainingEngineering System Enhancements Disposition AC-130 Nuclear Sustainment
8 Where do AF Engineers Work? - Ohio
9 Where do AF Engineers Work? - JDAM Florida AMRAAM AGM-130 CALCM GWEF JASSM Gunship GBU-28
10 Where do Engineers Work New Mexico Base Perimeter Sensing SSA VMADS Relay Mirror Airborne ADT UCAV Airborne Laser Relay Mirror
11 Where do Engineers Work - California Air and Space Power Space Based Laser
12 AF Engineers Across the World Florida - Missiles Ohio - Aeronautical California Space Launch New Mexico Directed Energy Colorado Space Control Texas Electronics Intelligence Utah, Oklahoma, Georgia Sustaining Engineering Washington DC Basic Research Hawaii Optics Massachusetts Command and Control And Many Others States and Countries
13 System-of-Systems Interoperability C4ISR Systems (Platforms) Operator (Pilot & Nav) Information Display (MFD) Visualization Network Centric Environment Host (F-3 Tornado) Data DataLink Box-to-Box Terminal (JTIDS) System RF Terminal (MIDS) Host (F/A-18C Hornet) Data Display (DDI) Visualization Operator (Pilot) Information C4ISR Systems (Platforms) Data/Protocol Brain-to-Brain System-of-Systems Interoperability
14 Life Cycle Testing Laboratory Hardware -in-the- Loop Captive Flight Test Live Fire Test Joint Experiments Evaluate network performance Simulation of C4ISR, National Assets, next generation weapon, and tactical reconnaissance Conduct mission rehearsals Simulation of C4ISR, National Assets, and tactical reconnaissance Measure next generation weapon inputs, processing, and outputs Measure next generation weapon inputs, processing, and outputs Measure emitters, ISR inputs, countermeasures Simulate C4 and tactical reconnaissance Measure next generation weapon in-flight via TM (countermeasure response) Measure next generation weapon outputs and accuracy (miss distance) Simulate or provide C4ISR inputs and tactical reconnaissance Simulate next generation weapon tactical employment Measure C4ISR and National Asset inputs Conduct mission planning, execution, and tactical reconnaissance modeling and simulation
15 Commercial Imagery National Technical Means LD/HD & MP-RTIP Space Based Radar Joint Experimentation GPS Accuracy Improvement M-Code M GPS-III High Power M IPB C 2 LINK-16 CDL/TCDL Fix Target Database Integrated TPEDs Ground Control Points DPPDB Production Weapon Seekers& Datalinks Reassess Weapon Mix Anti-jam Anti-jam GMTI/SAR EO FOPEN Spectral/Polarimetric Precision SIGINT Low-Cost,Long-Range Missile GridLock Improved TLE DCGS Close-in Sensing
16 Predator Hellfire Integration
17 Higher-Level Integration Legacy Force Structure Not Plug and Play What? Future Force Structure Holy Grail Decision Makers Regardless of Location Networking The Force Sensors Regardless of Platform Shooters Regardless of Service Why? Warfighting Effects Network-centric Platform-centric Forces Applied
18 Integrated Collaborative Environment Enable Capability Centric Development and Test Identify system integration risks early in acquisition cycle Capture complexity of network warfare realistically Enable collaboration across system acquisition programs Responsive Analyses Answers on time (when promised) Timely capability delivery Efficient Analyses Avoid rework - Leverage past MS&A investments Reduce cost of analyses Credibility Enables consistent analyses and conclusions Builds trust between warfighters and acquirers This is all about running a distributed network for development and test -- not about a facility. - Dave Tillotson
19 Integrated Collaborative Environment Demonstration INTEGRATED July Standardize event event planning process Web-based collaboration COMPLIANCE Technology Culture Process PERSISTENT Identify and and address multi-level security processes (AFSO (AFSO 21) 21) Establish dedicated network hardware ACQUISITION REUSABLE Capture data data and and models in in a organized and and accessible repository
20 ICE Breaker 06 Event Sites Blue = Simulation Site Red = Network Node 9 Government and 3 Industry Sites CIDS AFCA ASC SIMAF Network Hub ESC CEIF Pentagon CVC SMC DSL AFSPC SIDC Tucson AFC2ISRC DMOC 705 EXS AAC GWEF Lead Orlando
21 Scientists and Engineers Make it Happen The F-22A Raptor
22 Air Force Recruiting Electrical Engineers Aero Engineers Mechanical Engineers General (System) Computer Engineering Other 200 / year 75 / year 50 / year 30 / year 25 / year 25 / year Computer Science, Physics, Chem, Biology, Industrial, Materials, Math, Nuclear, ) Larger number of mid-grade hires
23 Air Force Careers Incredible diversity of experiences available Attractive education and retirement benefits Significant number of mid-career hires due to cutbacks 15 years ago Recruiting from industry and military
24 What Do AF (Civilian) Engineers Earn? Entry-level engineers make $35-50K Some may get a signing bonus Some may get a guaranteed year off, with pay and tuition, for an advanced degree Mid-grade (GS-13) make $75-100K Senior Engineers can make $ K
25 Summary Lots of exciting science and engineering going on in the Air Force Modeling and Simulation growing in importance as a tool for higher-level integration Tools are improving Seeking greater standardization of tools Multidisciplinary teams of great people make it happen
26 Questions?
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UNCLASSIFIED. R-1 ITEM NOMENCLATURE PE D8Z: Central Test and Evaluation Investment Program (CTEIP) FY 2012 OCO
COST ($ in Millions) FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 Base FY 2012 OCO FY 2012 Total FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 Cost To Complete Total Cost Total Program Element 160.351 162.286 140.231-140.231 151.521 147.426
UNCLASSIFIED. R-1 ITEM NOMENCLATURE PE D8Z: Central Test and Evaluation Investment Program (CTEIP) FY 2013 OCO
COST ($ in Millions) FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 Base FY 2013 OCO FY 2013 Total FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 Cost To Complete Total Cost Total Program Element 157.971 156.297 144.109-144.109 140.097 141.038
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