Emerging Nuclear Detection Technologies in the Department of Defense
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1 Emerging Nuclear Detection Technologies in the Department of Defense Lt Col Steven WEBB Webber Deputy Chief, Nuclear Detection Division Defense Threat Reduction Agency April 2018 Distribution Statement A Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. 1
2 Overview Mission and Strategy Summary Method and Approach High Impact Projects Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) MERLIN / VIPER Questions
3 DTRA Mission The Defense Threat Reduction Agency enables the Department of Defense and the United States Government to prepare for and combat weapons of mass destruction and improvised threats, and to ensure nuclear deterrence. DTRA s Strategic R&D Objectives Understand the Environment, Threats, and Vulnerabilities Control, Defeat, Disable, and/or Dispose of Threats Safeguard the Force and Manage Consequences -DTRA R&D Strategic Plan Februay2018
4 NTD Mission and Strategy Summary Strategic Mission Develop advanced technologies for US Forces and their allies and partners for nuclear threat and hazard detection, awareness and avoidance. Alternative Signatures Develop and exploit non-radiation signatures to expand nuclear detection capabilities in time and space. Radiation Detection Develop cutting edge radiation detection equipment for local-area search, diagnostics, and contamination avoidance. Our technologies provide decision space to national leadership, increase odds of friendly mission accomplishment, and reduce overall risk.
5 Nuclear Threat Timeline Weapons Cycle Planning Acquisition Exploitation Delivery Execution Outcome Counterproliferation Signature investigation Loss of custody detection Counterproliferation Wide-area search Situational awareness Local search Diagnostics Contamination avoidance
6 Nuclear Threat Timeline Weapons Cycle Planning Acquisition Exploitation Delivery Execution Outcome Search Area / Risk Time
7 High Impact Projects Mobile Field Kit / TAK RN Plugin RN Situational Awareness Common User interface Common Sensor interface MERLIN / VIPER Vehicle mounted sensors Contamination Avoidance Hazard Detection Rapid Development 7
8 TAK Radiation/Nuclear (RN) Plugin Provides a unified platform within TAK for RN sensor integration providing: Real-time data monitoring Spectrum collection and analysis Remote collaboration Growing Suite of Supported Sensors 12 sensors currently integrated DTRA N42.42 sensor input for streamlined integration with newly developed sensors Sensor Feeds Sensor Dashboard TAK RN plugin, ongoing development since 2013 WinTAK RN plugin, initial release Nov 2017 Image Heatmap (Polaris 2.1) Spectrum View
9 TAK Radiation/Nuclear (RN) Plugin Timeline View History of all data collected for a particular sensor Synchronized timeline and map view Display optimized for performance over multi-hour (or multi-day) collections Selectable points of interest Timeline View Permissions and Sharing Password-enabled configuration for viewing data Remote control for spectrum collection Enable/disable sensor data sharing and syncing to manage bandwidth use Permissions and Sharing
10 MERLIN VIPER BLUF MERLIN VIPER DTRA s innovative radiation detection system Leverages decades of radiation detection R&D Applies knowledge to contamination avoidance and hazard mapping Revolutionizes how the military fights on a nuclear battlefield Concept started in Fall 2016 with JPEO-CBD First Field Test on NBC Stryker, 27 Nov - 1 Dec 2017 Transition in Fall 2018 Vehicle Integrated Platform Enhanced Radiac (VIPER) MERLIN-I (Imager) MERLIN-A (Applique) Directional Enabling Warfighters to Survive, Fight and Win on a Nuclear/Radiological Battlefield MERLIN-BOSS (Control) Mounted Enhanced Radiac Long-range Imaging Networkable (MERLIN)
11 Current Legacy R/N Recon Entire Slide is Cold War Technology At best a point detector Best Guess Analog ISR products in a digital world Slow manual process delays reporting Increasing risk to Soldiers on today s battlefield
12 MERLIN/VIPER Putting the Nuclear back in NBC Designed for armored vehicles to detect on the move Revolutionary ISR products for the users and leaders faster, and more accurate than current methods and equipment to enhance mission command MERLIN-BOSS (CONTROL) Using VDR-2 30 minute Best Guess VIPER ISR capability after 5 minutes Enhanced Crew Dosimeter New MFK/TAK interface provides ease of operation by users Minimized radiation exposure/hazard avoidance through stand-off detection capability Reduced decontamination requirements Increase/maintain tactical maneuver Increased R/N battlefield awareness Maintain formations capabilities to continue the fight on a R/N battlefield New CONOPs, including: Hazard ID, pointsource detection, survey, fall-out field navigation, route clearance, etc. Limited visibility Operations
13 Radiological Test and Evaluation Support RD Nuclear Technologies research, development, and DOD acquisition process by performing rigorous technical assessments of mission related technologies as they are developed, deployed and transitioned. Image below is Test detection systems against special nuclear materials, in significant quantities and in realistic configurations. Perform evaluations for commercial and government offthe-shelf (COTS) technologies as well as for technologies under development.
14 NTD Mission and Strategy Summary Strategic Mission Develop advanced technologies for US Forces and their allies and partners for nuclear threat and hazard detection, awareness and avoidance. Alternative Signatures Develop and exploit non-radiation signatures to expand nuclear detection capabilities in time and space. Radiation Detection Develop cutting edge radiation detection equipment for local-area search, diagnostics, and contamination avoidance. Our technologies provide decision space to national leadership, increase odds of friendly mission accomplishment, and reduce overall risk.
15 Questions
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