U.S. IMS Overview. Mr. James Mattila NACT Program. October Approved for Public Release; Distribution is Unlimited

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U.S. IMS Overview Mr. James Mattila NACT Program October 2015 Approved for Public Release; Distribution is Unlimited

Mission DTRA Mission: Safeguard the United States and its allies from global WMD threats by integrating, synchronizing, and providing expertise, technologies, and capabilities NACT Program Mission: Installs, operates, sustains, and improves 32 US-owned monitoring stations of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) International Monitoring System (IMS) to deliver data in support of US and DOD Nonproliferation objectives

Concept of Operations To States Parties National Data Centers International Data Center (Vienna) automated and interactive knowledge based data fusion Atmosphere Radionuclide Hydrosphere Hydroacoustic Tectonosphere Seismic Infrasound

US International Monitoring System DTRA s NACT Program and AFTAC: installs, operates, and sustains US IMS seismic, infrasound, radionuclide and hydroacoustic stations which are a subset of the Comprehensive Nuclear- Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) International Monitoring System (IMS) 37 US International Monitoring System (IMS) Stations Primary Seismic (5) Auxiliary Seismic (12) Infrasound (8) Alaska Hydroacoustic (1) Radionuclide (11) Laboratory (1) Midway 36 of 37 US IMS stations are installed Guam Wake 35 of 37 US IMS stations are operationally certified by Provisional Technical Secretariat Hawaii Antarctica À Puerto Rico

U.S. IMS Key Players Nuclear Arms Control Technology (NACT) Program Dr. Donna Wilt, Program Manager Mr. James Mattila, O&M Manager Dr. Richard Yaw, Sustainment Manager Mr. Shaugn Ostrowski, Configuration Control Manager Dr. Ben Heshmatpour, R&D Manager Waveform Stations O&M University of Alaska Fairbanks Dr Curt Szuberla, Dr Dave Fee Infrasound Stations: IS53, IS54, IS55, IS56, IS57, IS58, IS59, IS60 Seismic Stations: PS47, AS107, AS108, AS110, AS112 USGS Auxiliary Seismic Stations: AS105, AS106, AS109, AS111, AS113, AS114, AS115, AS116 Radionuclide Stations O&M General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems Ms. Laura Comes, Mr. Mathew Wright Radionuclide Stations RN70, RN71, RN72, RN73, RN74, RN75, RN76, RN77, RN78, RN79, RN80 Air Force Technical Applications Center (AFTAC) U.S. IMS Stations O&M AFTAC Mr. Bob Glinski Seismic Stations PS46, PS48, PS49, PS50 Hydroacoustic Station HA11 U.S. National Data Center (NDC) Mr. Alan Poffenberger Sandia National Laboratory Configuration Management / Operations Support Mr. Randy Rembold Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Dr. Larry Greenwood Radionuclide Laboratory RL16

US IMS Summary Station / Facility Operator Primary Seismic Aux Seismic Infrasound Hydroacoustic RN Particulate RN Noble Gas Lab NDC Total General Dynamics -Advanced Information Systems (GD-AIS) 11 4 11 University of Alaska, Fairbanks 1 4 8 13 Air Force Technical Applications Center (AFTAC) 4 1 1 5 US Geological Survey (USGS) 8 8 Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) 1 Total 5 12 7 1 11 1 37

NACT Operations Role Stations & Facilities Operations: Site Preparation and Station Installation Documentation Preparing for Certification Operations & Maintenance / Sustainment Configuration Management Depot Operations Operator Training/Manuals Applied RDT&E Alaska Midway Guam Wake Hawaii À Puerto Rico Antarctica US International Monitoring System Facilities Sustain U.S IMS Stations / Facilities: Technology Development International Coordination Operations Testing Primary Seismic (5) Auxiliary Seismic (12) Infrasound (7) Hydroacoustic (1) Radionuclide (11) Laboratory (1) Infrasound Seismic Radionuclide Hydroacoustic

Operations and Maintenance NACT O&M teams provide cradle to grave operational support; using Senior Operator-Local Operator concept Senior Operators are Subject Matter Experts o Conduct installation, testing and tuning o Provide operations and maintenance, preventive maintenance o Training and remote support Local Operators provide on site day-to-day support o Maintain on site station operations and facility o Replace consumables and ship samples o System troubleshooting to characterize and resolve problems under guidance of Senior Operator Two Tier Need Based O&M Structure

NACT Operated Segments of US IMS 32 US IMS Stations Radionuclide Lab (RL16) Radionuclide, particulate (USP) - 11 Radionuclide, noble gas (USG) - 4 Infrasound (IS) - 8 Primary Seismic (PS) - 1 Auxiliary Seismic (AS) - 12* Radionuclide Lab (RL) - 1 * = USGS operates 8 US IMS auxiliary seismic stations Radionuclide = Particulate Gas Infrasound Seismic 9

AFTAC Operated Segments of US IMS 5 US IMS Stations National Data Center Primary Seismic (PS) - 4 Hydroacoustic (HA) 1 US National Data Center Seismic Hydroacoustic 10

36 U.S. IMS Stations Are Installed Alaska Midway Guam Wake Hawaii À Wake (IS60) Puerto Rico Palmer, Ant (IS54) Antarctica 5 of 5 primary seismic (PS) stations 12 of 12 auxiliary seismic (AS) stations 11 of 11 radionuclide stations (RN) 7 of 8 infrasound stations (IS) 1 of 1 hydroacoustic stations (HA) = Station Not Installed = Station Not Certified

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