Coordinated Image Exploitation Cpt Lars Olander Swedish Armed Forces Intelligence

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Coordinated Image
Exploitation
Cpt Lars Olander
Swedish Armed Forces Intelligence
and Security Centre
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Imagery Exploitation
What are the operational requirements for the
Imagery Intelligence and or the Imagery
Exploitation capabilities of today?
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Spectrum of Conflict
Territorial Integrity
High
Supporting Civilian
Authorities
WAR in
Sweden!
Detecting Intelligence Ops
Establish Pattern of Life
Risk
Indications and Warnings
ISAF
Update maps and DEMs
KFOR
Mission training
Intelligence Preparation of
the Battlespace
National Exercise
Low
Tempo
Low
Recognition and Targeting
High
Precision Guided
Munitions and CDE/BDA
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Army, Air Force and Joint Reqts
Army Reqts
Air Force Reqts
Joint Reqts
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LDP (Laser Designator Pod)
Litening III
Designator/ Rangefinder Laser
- Illumination for laser guided munitions
Marker Laser
- Illumination/ marking of targets for
other a/c, such as wingman
Laser spot detector/ tracker
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LDP (Laser Designator Pod)
CCD-sensor, 0.6-0.7µm, 659*494px
Narrow – 0.7° * 0.7°
Medium – 3.5° * 3.5°
FLIR-sensor, 3-5µm, 640*512px
Narrow – 0.77° * 0.77°
Medium – 2.8° * 2.8°
Wide – 24° * 18°
Videolänk till markförband
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SPK39 (Spaningskapsel 39)
SPK39 IV
(Incident and Visual)
Wet film and
EO sensors
SPK39 V
(Visual)
EO sensor
Number of pods: 6 + 1
Number of pods: 2
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TUAV 03
Weight:
170 kg
Wingspan:
4m
Mission duration: 6 h
Range:
125 km
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TUAV 03
Thermal Imager:
Detector: 3-5μ 640×480
Pixels
Fields of View (FOVs):
Wide, Medium, Narrow,
Super-narrow
Day TV:
Automatic Video Tracker:
Correlative Detector-type,
band: Color 1/6”, Near IR
Optical F.O.V.: 1.0°-22.5°
Electronic Zoom: 1:2
Total Zoom: 1:45
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TUAV 03 Ground Station, SSIC
Manufactured by SAAB
Container based
Shares many design
features with Gripen
MSS-IA Ground Station
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However…
While the amount of different topics and tasks
grows ever bigger, the trend is for Armed Forces
to get smaller and smaller…
We need to do more with less… …but from the
information perspective MUCH more!
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IA training
Goal:
Create professionals that with interoperability,
agility and flexibility can handle most if not all
tasks given to them.
Remember: Army and Air Force IAs share many
of the same skill set requirements!
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Sensor types
In order to be flexible and agile while staying
interoperable, our IAs need to be able to work
with data from many different types of sensors.
This requires competent ground stations.
For now, EO and IR.
Remember: The Army and the Air Force employ
similar types of sensors!
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The ”Rolls-Royce” approach
For most Armed Forces, IMINT resources are
scarce.
We need to be able to do EVERYTHING.
Reaching that level of proficiency takes time.
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PoW for the near future
• Enhance further:
– National training programme
– Cooperation with partners
– A common ground station
– Pooling and sharing, including reachback
– Network Centric aspects
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Vision: Coordinated Image
Exploitation Capability
• Enabling:
– The distribution of all applicable tasks over many sites
and IAs, dependent on time and context requirements
– Full cross-systems and cross-command
interoperability of IAs, with no loss in effect
• Risk:
– Psychological effects of the operational area entering
the office
– Not understanding the warfighters in our civilian midst