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ATI's Electronic Warfare Overview course
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Summary:
This two-day course presents the depth and
breadth of modern Electronic Warfare, covering
Ground, Sea, Air and Space applications, with
simple, easy-to-grasp intuitive principles. Complex
mathematics will be eliminated, while the tradeoffs
and complexities of current and advanced EW and
ELINT systems will be explored. The fundamental
principles will be established first and then the
many varied applications will be discussed. The
attendee will leave this course with an
understanding of both the principles and the
practical applications of current and evolving
electronic warfare technology. This course is
designed as an introduction for managers and
engineers who need an understanding of the basics.
It will provide you with the ability to understand
and communicate with others working in the field.
A detailed set of notes used in the class will be
provided.
Instructors:
Allison Webster-Giddings is currently a Senior Lecturer in the Weapons and Systems Engineering Department at the US Naval Academy where shares her extensive expertise in Advanced Weapons, Linear Control, and Aviation Systems through a diverse set of courses in the Weapons and Systems, Aeronautical Engineering, Ethics and Economics Departments. She is a contributing author to the Principles of Naval Weapons, writing the Electro-Optics chapters and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Naval Architecture and Master’s Degree in Aviation Systems. She is a retired U.S. Naval Officer and Unrestricted Naval Aviator with 23 years of experience in flight test and systems engineering. A graduate of the US Naval Test Pilot School, and former Commanding Officer, she has flown over 30 different aircraft, both fixed wing and helicopter, powered and unpowered flight from several countries. She is Level 3 DAWIA qualified in Program Management, Systems Engineering, Test and Evaluation and Production, Quality and Manufacturing.
Duncan F. O'Mara received a B.S in Biology &
Chemistry from Cornell University. He earned a M.S. in
Mechanical Engineering from the Naval
Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA.
In the Navy, he was commissioned as a
Reserve Officer in Surface Warfare at
the Officer Candidate School in
Newport, RI. Upon retirement, he
worked as a Principal Operations
Research Analyst with the United States Army at
Aberdeen Proving Grounds on a Secretary of Defense
Joint Test & Evaluation logistics project that introduced
best practices and best processes to the Department
of Defense (DoD) combatant commanders world wide,
especially the Pacific Command. While his wife was
stationed in Italy he was a Visiting Professor in
mathematics for U. of Maryland's University Campus
Europe. He is now the IWS Chair at the USNA's
Weapons & Systems Engineering Dept, where he
teaches courses in basic weapons systems and linear
controls engineering, as well as acting as an advisor
for multi-disciplinary senior engineering design
projects, and as Academic Advisor to a company of
freshman and Systems Engineering majors.
Contact these instructors (please mention course name in the subject line)
Course Outline:
- Introduction to Electronic Combat. Radar-ESM-ECM-ECCM-
LPI-Stealth (EC-ES-EA-EP). Overview of the Threat.
Radar Technology Evolution. EW Technology Evolution. Radar
Range Equation. RCS Reduction. Counter-Low Observable
(CLO).
- Vulnerability of Radar Modes. Air Search Radar. Fire Control
Radar. Ground Search Radar. Pulse Doppler, MTI, DPCA. Pulse
Compression. Range Track. Angle Track. SAR, TF/TA.
- Vulnerability/Susceptibility of Weapon Systems. Semi Active
Missiles. Command Guided Missiles. Active Missiles. TVM.
Surface-to-air, air-to-air, air-to-surface.
- ESM (ES). ESM/ELINT/RWR. Typical ESM Systems.
Probability of Intercept. ESM Range Equation. ESM Sensitivity.
ESM Receivers. DOA/AOA Measurement. MUSIC / ESPRIT.
Passive Ranging.
- ECM Techniques (EA). Principals of Electronic Attack (EA).
Noise Jamming vs. Deception. Repeater vs. Transponder.
Sidelobe Jamming vs. Mainlobe Jamming. Synthetic Clutter.
VGPO and RGPO. TB and Cross Pol. Chaff and Active
Expendables. Decoys. Bistatic Jamming. Power Management,
DRFM, high ERP.
- ECCM (EP). EP Techniques Overview. Offensive vs Defensive
ECCM. Leading Edge Tracker. HOJ/AOJ. Adaptive Sidelobe
Canceling. STAP. Example Radar-ES-EA-EP Engagement.
- EW Systems. Airborne Self Protect Jammer. Airborne Tactical
Jamming System. Shipboard Self-Defense System.
- EW Design Illustration. Walk-thru Design of a Typical
ESM/ECM System from an RFP.
- EW Technology. EW Technology Evolution. Transmitters.
Antennas. Receiver / Processing. Advanced EW.
Electronic Warfare Overview.
Tuition:
Tuition for this two-day course is $1095 per person at one of our scheduled public courses. Onsite pricing is available. Please call us at 410-956-8805 or send an email to ati@aticourses.com.
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