BAE SYSTEMS North America Innovating for a Safer World 2003 Interoperability & Systems Integration Conference Industry Views

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1 BAE SYSTEMS North America Innovating for a Safer World 2003 Interoperability & Systems Integration Conference Industry Views Bob Stow North America Group VP Engineering, Technology, & Program Management April 2, 2003

2 Interoperability-- A Matter of Viewpoint? View A Coalition Warfare Joint Force Platform Supplier Prime Integrating Contractor System Supplier Subsystem Supplier View B Single National Force Independent Service Mission System Supplier Subsystem Integrator Subsystem Supplier Component Supplier 2

3 Changing Customer Requirements Sensor: Persistent, timely & accurate information Multi-Source national / tactical convergence Decision Makers: Real-time secure enterprise operations Ops and intelligence convergence Shooters: Rapid cooperative precision engagement New threats and mission roles 3

4 And Let s Not Forget Be More Flexible Be Smaller, Cheaper Use COTS Solutions And Turn on a Dime 4

5 Time Critical Targeting Functional Scope Time Critical Targeting Sensors (ISR) Shooters LN Decision-Makers (C 2 ) Tasking BDA BDA LN Sensor Collection Intel Assess Threat Assess Strike Assess Course of Action Tasking / Updates Planning / Updates Target Engagement Acquisition Down link Formation Screening Correlation Control/Payload Detection Localization Classification Identification Tracking Monitoring Intent Criticality Vulnerability Collateral Assess Target-Track Nominations Red Force Blue Force Neutral Support Resources Logistics Targeting Allocation Offensive Defensive Support Logistics Collection Shooters Tanker Mobility EW Support Logistics Collection Shooters Tanker Mobility EW Support Logistics Acquisition Identification Targeting Prosecution Attack (Re-attack) ISR ISR ISR C 2 C 2 C 2 C 2 Tactical Global Information Grid System of Systems 5

6 Complementary Capabilities IMINT TPED Multi-INT FUSION Sensors Enterprise Systems Of Systems Payload Sub-Systems EW unications Connectivity Battle Management SIGINT Precision Targeting Time Critical Targeting Integrated NCW Capability 6

7 WEB-Based Architecture in support of ISR, Targeting and Strike Operations Sensor Time-Critical-Targeting Shooter Sensor Grid C2Grid Weapons Grid Integrated Data Layer Integrated Workflow Manager Web Portal Presentation Layer WEB-Based Enterprise ISR Cell C2 Cell Targeting Cell Operations Cell 7

8 NCW-Interoperability Hierarchy Sub-system Needs System Needs Mission Needs Tactics (ROEs) Information (Shared Awareness) Connectivity (Information Utility) Sensors & Weapons (System/Subsystem/Component Performance) Mission Capabilities System Capabilities Sub-system Characteristics 8

9 Simulation Based Acquisition Tying Requirements to Military Worth Instead of What s Technically Feasible Allowing More Useful Engineering Trades Through all phases of a Program unicating to Our Customers The Value of Our Technology The Value of Our Approach to Subsystem Solutions Mission Needs & Environment Requirements Traceable to the Operational Environment Evolutionary Digital System Models Facilitate Continual Performance Assessments Customer unication unicate with the Customer in THEIR Domain Reducing Cost and Risk 9

10 Modeling, Simulation, Visualization, and Analysis Hierarchy Sub-system Needs System Needs Mission Needs Campaign (Outcomes) Mission/Battle (Mission Effectiveness) Engagement (System Effectiveness) Engineering (System/Subsystem/Component Performance) Mission Capabilities System Capabilities Sub-system Characteristics Concept Definition & Design Persistent Persistent Virtual, Virtual, Constructive, Constructive, and and Live Live Capability Capability with with Warfighter Warfighter and and Hardware Hardware in in the the Loop Loop to to Support Support CAIV CAIV Trades Trades 10

11 BAE SYSTEMS NA Federated Capability Modeling, Simulation & Integration Infrastructure IEWS CNIR Other Industry Integrated Systems Mission Solutions Gov Labs 11

12 BAE SYSTEMS NA-UK Enterprise Infrastructure SSD SPIRITT ASD MBDA BMEC AMS Other Industry Mission Solutions Gov Labs IEWS CNIR Integrated Systems 12

13 Recognized Need for Modeling, Simulation, Visualization, and Analysis Transformational Initiative Network Centric Warfare Collaborative Challenges BAE is creating MSVA facilitates across NA and the UK for the evaluation and demonstration of campaign-mission effectiveness using collaborative network centric architectures. Critical MSVA Need 13

14 Conclusions Viewpoint Makes a Difference Network Centric Warfare Interoperability Is a Complex System-of-Systems Engineering Challenge It Is Not Just Data Linking It Includes ROEs and Tactics It Requires Simulation and Demonstration It Can t Be a Secondary Performance Parameter Interoperability Can t Be an Unfunded Mandate Resources are Not Adequately Going into NCW We Need a Process That Can Deal with the Added Complexity Coordinates the Total System of Systems Requirements Operationally, Functionally, & Financially 14