Army Integrated Air and Missile Defense (AIAMD) System of System Program Architecture and Materiel Test Directorate Program Support
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1 Army Integrated Air and Missile Defense (AIAMD) System of System Program Architecture and Materiel Test Directorate Program Support Prepared by Richard O. Martinez 28 January 2015 U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command
2 Agenda AIAMD System Introduction And Architecture Test Methodology Test Schedule WSMR s Support Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC) Program Support at WSMR Challenges/Concerns
3 Army Integrated Air and Missile Defense System (AIAMD) AIAMD integrates sensors and weapons and a common battle command across a single, Integrated Fire Control Network (IFCN). The common battle command element (IAMD Battle Command System or IBCS) provides the functional capabilities to control and manage the AIAMD sensors and weapons. As a SoS, AIAMD integrates Patriot, Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC), Sentinel, and other weapons systems and sensors currently under development to support engagement of AIAMD threats. Each AIAMD sensor /weapon platform will have a plug and fight interface module which provides distributed battle management functionality to enable network-centric operations. 3
4 AIAMD Full Architecture JIIM GIG FDL JTAGS LINK 16 Patriot Fire Control Qual Engage Net Joint Data Net (Link-16) FAAD Data Link (Legacy) Global Information Grid Situation Dependent AAMDC Army Air and Missile Defense Command ADA Air Defense Artillery ADAM Air Defense Airspace Management AIAMD Army Integrated Air and Missile Defense ASoS Army System of Systems BCT Brigade Combat Team EOC Engagement Operations Center FCQ Fire Control Quality FDL FAAD Data Link GIG Global Information Grid IBCS IAMD Battle Command System IFC Integrated Fire Control IFPC Indirect Fire Protection Capability JIIM Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, Multinational JTAGS Joint Tactical Ground Station THAAD Theater High Altitude Area Defense AIAMD BN EOC BCT HQ ADAM Cell EOC ADA Brigade EOC ASoS Sentinel IFC-Net (FCQ Engagement Net) ASoS Patriot Launcher AAMDC EOC AIAMD Btry EOC ASoS Patriot Sensor Sentinel Radar IFPC Inc 2-I PLT IBCS EOC IFPC Inc 2-I Multi-Mission Launcher (MML) 4
5 AIAMD Test Program Methodology Qualification Test Qualification Testing: Environmental, E3, and Mobility/Shock & Vibration Testing Conducted to Determine Hardware Conformance to System Specification Requirements End-To-End Simulation (ETESIM): Permits Repeated and Exhaustive Testing of Multiple Scenarios, Configurations and Conditions ETESIM (Digital Models) S/HWIL G-SIL Search Track (Range) Flight Test Search Track: Serves to Anchor Simulations and Provides Realistic Comms and Live over Sim Loading A Method To Verify Many Requirements in Field Conditions with Tactical Hardware but Still at Less Expense than an Intercept Flight Test Software & Hardware (S/HWIL) : Permits Extensive Testing of Scenarios, Configurations and Conditions with Actual HW and SW as well as Distributed Joint testing Flight Test: Serves to Anchor Simulations and Verify those Requirements that Absolutely Require a Flight Test. Any Warfighter - Anywhere - All the Time For Official Use Only 5
6 AIAMD Government Qualification Units Under Test (UUTs) RIU IBCS EOC Rigid Wall Shelter (RWS) and Truck HP-6 Trailer IFCN Relay S280 Shelter Sentinel LINK ICE TENT Leverage Contractor Verification Testing for GOV Cost Avoidance to System Level Qual
7 IAMD EMD DT IMS Summary (U) Last Updated 10SEP14 GSIL / Andover HWIL Non-FT Specific Activities RSA Demos / Exercises FT-1 Walkup Activities Key Deliveries FT-2 Walkup Activities FT-4 Walkup Activities LUT Walkup Activities IBCS EOC IFCN Relay IBCS SW Patriot RIU Adapted Sentinel Adapted Patriot Lnch CY13 CY14 A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D IBCS SW V2.1 1 D/M Relays RIU SW V2.0 2 A1 Adapted Sentinel LINK SW 1.0ER#1 Prototype #1 LINK 3 D/M EOCs IV2 10/4/13 3 EOCs 2 Relays IBCS SW V3.0.1 ED RIU SW V2.1 ER Config 3 ECS MWO LINK SW 1.0ER#2 Prototype #2 LINK 11/19/13IV3- IV3- INT#1 PMT Range IV3 IA 11/8/13 V2.1 V2.1 ER ER #2 #3 1 RIU Sentinel SW A3.S2.E IBCS SW TUB LINK SW LINK 1 EOC (Refurb) 2 D/M& 2 TAC V2.1 ER #4 3/24/ TAC TAC IBCS SW A ED 2 EOCs (Refurb) 2 EOC IV4 Andover Facility Standup RIU SW V2.1 Sentinel SW A3.S1.0.1E RICO SRR 8/6/14 4 EOCs 2 D/M IBCS SW A RIU SW 3.0 ED IV5 9/12/14 11/10/14 IV6-1 IV6-2 1/9/15 8/1/14 IBCS SW V3.0.2 ED1 1 RIU Sentinel SW A3.S1.0.2F SICO MRR 10/7/14 Eqmt I&CO 2 1 EOCs EOCs 7 3 TAC D/M Relays 1 RIU 1 A ER2 ER ED1 SICO SRR 10/8-14/14 Eqmt I&CO SICO 3.0.2ED3 TRR I&CO IBCS SW V3.0.2 ED2 RIU SW RIU Sentinel SW A3.S2.0.1F 4 P-L ES/T -1 CY15 CY16 J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S 4/24/15 IV8 Andover S/T Analysis Support GSIL/Adnover TRR PMT 3.0.2ED3 Safety Walkup EP IBCS SW IBCS SW V3.0.2 V3.0.2 ED3 ED4 3/11/15 IV7-1 IV7-2 S/T 2-1 S/T S/T IBCS SW V S-280 EOC GSIL/Andover PMT IBCS SW V3.1 ED1 SRR 6/30/15 GSIL/Andover PMT RFR TRR 3.1ED1 Safety Walkup EMD FT-2 (5/28/15) Walkup S/T S/T S/T 4-3 IBCS SW V3.1 ED2 Sentinel SW A3.S3.0.1F 2 A3 IV9 S/T S/T TRR EMD FT-4 (7/30/15) EMD FT-1 (11/19/15) OMAR (6/24/16) GSIL/Andover PMT RFR TRR NET Coll Train/ Customer Log Certs Test ATEC Assessments Demo Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 FDE Qualification Testing / PPT 6 P-L IBCS SW V3.1 RIU SW V3.1 Synch d w/ PEO IMS as of 4 September /30/15 IV10 11/18/15 S/T 1-3 MS C (8/25/16) LUT (EMD DT FT3-1/3-2) (4/28/16) MEI HW Availability MEI SW Availability EMD DT Program Events Any Warfighter - Anywhere - All the Time FOR OFFICIAL USE For Official ONLY Use Only 7
8 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Test Facilities Mobility/Transportability Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Search Tracks, Live Fires, Altitude & HEMP Climatic / Natural Environments Any Warfighter - Anywhere - All The Time For Official Use Only 8
9 White Sands Missile Range IAMD Range Testing will Occur at WSMR WSMR Las Cruces Albuquerque El Paso Huntsville
10 WSMR Area of Operations After S/T PMT, and a successful MRR/SRR, Test Activities begin at WSMR Uprange Test Locations Logistical and Operational aspects of testing become much more difficult ~ 100 Miles - Essential that Equipment and SW is stable and ready for Integration and Test before shipping - Activities must be well planned and coordinated delays are costly IAMD WSMR Operations will be Headquartered at Building DART Any Warfighter - Anywhere - All the Time For Official Use Only 10
11 90133 Staging Area: Fenced Area around PWR and TSN Drop Secured Area, Allows leaving HW in Tactical Configuration for extended durations Sized for 2 EOCs (BN) with Relays Deployed Area Appx 250 x350 3ea Vehicle Access Gates, 1 personnel Gate Auxiliary Area: Overflow Staging Area if required. Existing fenced in area large enough for MTN and 1 EOC Secured Parking. 2 Vehicle Gates WSMR IAMD Operations and Staging Areas Bldg 90140: Open Warehouse Storage with Secure Logistics Support Bay Large enough to store 2 BN EOCs, 4 IFCN Relays, and 2 BTRY EOCs Any Warfighter - Anywhere - All the Time For Official Use Only 11
12 IAMD East Operational Staging Area Anchor Points Lighting Rod on Light Pole. Relay Tower 25-50M Radius Dimensions Notional Perimeter Light Poles. 320 A MTT Trailers 1-5 Generator 24 Vehicle Access Gate 250 Fire Hyd T R A I L E R T R A I L E R E O C B N I C E I C E E O C B N Vehicle Access Way Parking Lot BN EOC Additional Vehicle Parking Area 24 Vehicle Access Gate LOG Expando Shelter 4 Personnel Access Gate M T N I C E MCR E O C Side Walk T R A I L E R HARFU Tower 25-50M Radius TSN/Phone & PWR Drop E O C B N BTRY EOC Vehicle Access Gate Fire Hyd Lighting Rod on Light Pole. Power Distribution HV Any Warfighter - Anywhere - All the Time For Official Use Only 12
13 AIAMD EMD DT Missions 2015 March S/T 2-1 3/15 3/ The Flight Test 2 mission is an AIAMD simulated engagement of a surrogate (Patriot-as-a-Target (PAAT) short range tactical ballistic missile (TBM) using Patriot Advanced Capability (PAC-2) Guidance Enhanced Missile April - May ST/ 2-2 4/6-4/ engagement of an actual PAAT flown on the FT-2 trajectory S/T 2-3 4/27 5/ engagement of an actual PAAT flown on the FT-2 trajectory June July S/T 4-1 6/8 6/ Will involve a live target (MQM-107) emitting ECM S/T 4-2 6/22 6/ Will involve a live target (MQM-107) emitting ECM S/T 4-3 7/06 7/ Will involve a live target (MQM-107) emitting ECM August- October S/T 1-1 8/31 9/ S/T with Live MQM-107 & Simulated PAC-3 engagement S/T 1-2 9/21 10/ S/T with Live MQM-107 & Simulated PAC-3 engagement S/T /13-10/ S/T with Live MQM -107 & simulated PAC-3 engagement 13
14 Flight Test 2 May/June 2015 The Flight Test -2 mission is an AIAMD engagement of a surrogate (Patriot-as-a-Target [PAAT]) short range tactical ballistic missile (TBM) using Patriot Advanced Capability (PAC-2) Guidance Enhanced Missile T (GEM-T) interceptors (shoot-shoot). Flight Test 4 7/13-7/ FT - 4 mission is an AIAMD engagement of an MQM-107 drone emitting electronic counter-measures (ECM) using a PAC-2 (shoot-look-shoot). Flight Test 1 11/02-11/ FT-1 is an IAMD engagement of a MQM-107 Cruise Missile (CM) surrogate with a PAC-3 interceptor 14
15 IAMD Flight Test Phases & Objectives EMD Phase - Provide supporting data to achieve a low risk MS-C decision LRIP Phase Demonstrate Proof of IAMD Architecture o Integrate with CAP adapted weapons & sensors o Demonstrate Common Command & Control - Provide supporting data to achieve a low risk IOC decision P3I Phase Mature system to demonstrate readiness for operational testing Support IOT&E - Continue to mature/demonstrate capabilities across the performance envelope post IOC decision/p3i Any Warfighter - Anywhere - All the Time For Official Use Only 15
16 IAMD Joint Analysis Team (JAT) Overview Purpose is to jointly analyze and publish test results - Provides single credible set of test results to developer, evaluators, and decision makers JAT test results are used to - Support decision-making process - Assess achievement of test objectives - Support SE requirements verification and system performance measures - Support the Test Incident Report (TIR) process Test events supported by tailored JAT plans - JAT organizational charts (analysis areas, team leaders and analysts) - Data Management and Analysis Plans (DMAP) - Draft strawman Quick-Look and Final Reports The JAT will Plan & Coordinate Data Management, Analysis, & Reporting Activities for all IAMD Test Events Including Qualification, PMT, S/T, & FTs
17 IAMD Joint Analysis Team (JAT) Responsibilities JAT Senior Review Board (SRB) JAT - Provide overall direction of JAT process - Approve test results/reports/briefings - Support Pre-mission Planning Activities Support development of test objectives, success criteria, test and analytical procedures Support review of test plans - Develop Data Management and Analysis Plan (DMAP) Timing and Instrumentation requirements Test Event Data Management & Handling Data Distribution & Archiving Coordination Data Reduction and Analysis - Lead Post-mission Reporting Activities QL Report/Brief (48-72 hr ) Final Report (60 Day)
18 18 IFPC Inc 2-I Block Approach Block 1: Point Defense (C-UAS / CMD) Started 24 March 2014 Leverage existing sensor (Sentinel) Leverage existing interceptors (AIM 9 Class) Leverage existing Mission Command (IBCS) Develop a Multi-Mission Launcher (MML) Block 2: Point Defense (Add C-RAM Capability) Starts in FY19 Leverage S&T /Army Interceptor Investments Leverage Next Generation Tactical Radar (NGTR) development (separate product within CMDS) Leverage existing Mission Command (IBCS) Leverage existing launcher (MML) Block 3: Area Defense (Long Range C-UAS and CMD) Starts in FY27 Leverage S&T (Lower Air Defense, Directed Energy) Modify sensor or compete new sensor
19 19 IFPC Inc 2-I Components Leverage Existing Interceptors Two AIM-9 Class Interceptors Integrated EAPS Missile Integrated Develop New Multi-Mission Launcher Existing FMTV 10 Ton Dump Vehicle Existing HIMARS Azimuth Drive Assembly New Launch Tubes and Rack New Launch Control Software 15 Tubes are Configurable to Load 6 Different Types of Interceptor
20 20 IFPC Inc 2-I Schedule March 2015 Demonstrate ability to launch multiple interceptors from a single MML Guided Mission - LC-50 - AIM-9 Class vs. UAS Ballistic Mission - LC-50 - Accelerated Improved Interceptor Initiative (AI3) Ballistic Mission - LC-50 - Mini Hit to Kill (MHTK) aka Extended Area Protection and Survivability (EAPS) Receive all C2 from Portable Fire Control Systems provided by missile vendors AIAMD participation has not been requested March 2016 Demonstrate ability to integrate into the AIAMD Architecture Engage multiple simultaneous targets with various fully integrated interceptors Guided Missions - WC-50 - Up to 22 combinations of target, flight profile and interceptor are being planned Ballistic Mission - WC-50 - Any new interceptors that are not fully integrated into the MML Receive all C2 from AIAMD EOC
21 21 IFPC Inc 2-I AIAMD Configuration Leverage Existing Mission Command (IBCS) All Command and Control received from AIAMD IBCS EOC
22 Challenges/Concerns Resources Leverage WSMR s past experience base of JLENS, PAC3, SM6, and of course the Army s center-piece of SOS testing: the Network Integrated Evaluation (NIE). Use of WSMR capabilities such as our local Inter Range Control Center (IRCC), which connects through the DREN using JMETEC, and provides resources to other test ranges, labs and facilities across the nation. Test Program Challenging in Many Areas Concurrent Activities Stretched Resources/Spares Personnel Schedule. Competing requirements between AIAMD and various Unit systems (like PATRIOT, IFPC, Sentinel, etc.)
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