DEPS DE M&S Panel – La Jolla 2011
DEPS ITEA
August 3, 2011
Dr. J. Mark DelGrande
Objective of the M&S Panel
• The panel is an open discussion about activities that are
planned, ongoing, or accomplished in terms of the collection
and implementation of common DE M&S tools and the
standardization of DE T&E processes providing the data for such
tools.
• Where are we and where are we going in Directed Energy M&S?
• How can M&S analysis of weapon system effectiveness against
present and future targets support investment strategies for
weapon system development?
• While speakers will address a review of the present status of
these activities, the primary goal is to identify existing needs
and shortfalls in DE M&S/T&E tools and processes.
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Objective of the M&S Panel
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Present state of model development
Common DE tools presently in use and their application
V V&A Activities accomplished, or underway
Near term needs to extend the present state
Applications of DE M&S for weaponeering / Targeteering
Use of M&S to develop system requirements for DoD programs
Use of M&S to compare current capabilities vs DE (laser & HPM)
capabilities (using DE attributes)
Underlying data that supports DE M&S
Target Identification
Target Test Processes/Methodologies
Data Collection/Archiving/data sharing (Joint Models, Data Bases)
Insertion into M&S and Analysis Tools
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Members of the M&S Panel
Moderator
Dr. Bob Peterkin
Member
Dr. Mark Neice
Dr. David Robie
Ms. Linda Lamberson
Dr. Mathew McQuage
Dr. Charles Lamar, or
Dr. Stan Patterson
Committee
Dr. J. Mark DelGrande
Mr. Richard Guthrie
AFRL/RD
HPM/Both
Agency
HEL-JTO
ST - ACC
AFRL/RDT
NSWC – Dahlgren
SMDC
Specialty
LASER
Both
Both
HPM
LASER
TechFlow Scientific
Lockheed Martin
HPM
Laser
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