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| Activity title | Above Water EO/IR Signature Requirements from an Operational Perspective | Activity Reference | SCI-SET-323 | Panel | SCI | Security Classification | Other | Status | Awaiting Publication | Activity type | RSM | Start date | 2020-01-01T00:00:00Z | End date | 2023-12-30T00:00:00Z | Keywords | Decoy Modelling, Electrooptical, Engagement Modelling, Environment, Infrared, Scenarios, Ship Configuration, Ship Modeling, Softkill Effectiveness, Threats | Background | In the last several decades the use of Electro-optical / Infrared Seeker (EO/IR) technologies in Anti-Ship Missile (ASM) seekers has greatly expanded. To counter this increasing threat to NATO forces, an optimum design of a ship’s signature and the management of its signature are desired. The aim of the meeting is to provide an environment where best practices can be discussed and from which a standard NATO approach is documented. | Objectives | The sole objective will be to hold a Research Specialists Meeting (RSM) titled “Above Water EO/IR Signature Requirements from an Operational Perspective” in the spring of 2019 at Defence Research Development Canada Valcartier Research Centre (DRDC-VRC) in Quebec City, Canada. | Topics | • Definition of methodology for establishing, verifying, and maintaining EO/IR ship signature requirements in preparation for a STANREC
• EO/IR decoy signatures
• EO/IR threat signatures
• Atmospheric effects (refraction, turbulence, scattering) on EO/IR signatures
• EO/IR signature reduction (eg. wash-down, plume cooling)
• EO/IR calibration and measurement techniques from the visible to far-infrared
• EO/IR signature management
• Effectiveness of softkill against EO/IR seekers
• EO/IR signature models
• Engagement models | | Contact Panel Office |
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