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Introduction to Array Systems for 3D Surveillance Kick-Off

Introduction to Array Systems for 3D Surveillance Kick-Off. Presented by: Ray M. Obidowski, M.Sc., P.Eng. (Project Leader – Modelling and Simulation) May 31, 2008: Niagara Falls. Offering Signal Processing Solutions from Satellites to Submarines.

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Introduction to Array Systems for 3D Surveillance Kick-Off

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  1. Introduction to Array Systemsfor 3D Surveillance Kick-Off Presented by: Ray M. Obidowski, M.Sc., P.Eng.(Project Leader – Modelling and Simulation) May 31, 2008: Niagara Falls

  2. OfferingSignal Processing Solutions from Satellites to Submarines SMOS & HYDROS Satellite Ground Station Processors Remote Sensing Airborne Radar Processors Synthetic Aperture Radar Array’s Headquarters Toronto, Canada Sonar Processors Acoustic Display • Founded in 1981 • ISO 9001:2000 & NATO SECRET Facility • Internationally recognized leader in computationally intensive digital signal processing and image analysis Underwater Acoustics High Resolution Image Generators Modelling & Simulation World-class Experts in Signal Processing Tactical Display Intelligent Transportation Systems Systems integration Software development

  3. Customers Include… • US Army, Navy & Air Force • Alaska SAR Facility/NASA/NOAA • Lincoln Labs (MIT) • US Industry (Unisys, Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin) • European Space Agency • European Industry (Racal & Thales) • German Federal Navy • Royal Swedish Navy • UK MoD

  4. Underwater Acoustics Sonar Experience: Over 20 Years of Deploying Proven Systems Worldwide • Real-Time Sonar Processors • Post-Analysis Sonar Processors Swedish Gotland German U 212 • Sonar Mission Simulators & Trainers • Sonar Post- Analysis Systems • Acoustic Stimulation Canadian Halifax Frigates CANTASS Mission Simulator Consoles Seahawk (centre), Viking (upper right) & P-3 (lower right)

  5. Underwater Acoustics Array’s Sonar Simulation and Training Experience CANTASS* Mission Simulator - Atlantic • Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Halifax CANTASS* Mission Simulator - Pacific • CFB Esquimalt Generic Acoustic Stimulation System • U.S. Navy/Northrop Grumman * Canadian Towed Array Sonar System (CANTASS)

  6. Underwater Acoustics Applications of the ScalableGSP* • Passive Sonar • Acoustic Range • Sonobuoys • Active Sonar • Active Intercept • Electromagnetic (Magnetic anomaly detection) * GSP - Generic Signal Processor

  7. Remote Sensingand Synthetic Aperture Radar

  8. Remote Sensing and Synthetic Aperture Radar Canadian Space Agency – FASTSCAN Array’s FASTSCAN enabled the CSA to record the first near real-time RADARSAT-1 images taken of Antarctica.

  9. Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Next Generation COMPASS Software Project

  10. Remote Sensing and Synthetic Aperture Radar Soil Moisture Ocean Salinity (SMOS) Prototype & Operational Processor Array developed the Level 2 Soil Moisture (SM) prototype and received a follow-on contract to develop components of the Level 2 operational processor. SMOS is scheduled for launch in mid-2008.

  11. Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Next Generation COMPASS Software Project COMPASS is a high-tech Freeway Traffic Management System developed by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) to respond to traffic congestion problems on urban freeways. COMPASS provides accurate freeway incident and delay information to motorists and effectively manages peak rush hour traffic flow through innovative traffic control devices.

  12. Array designed and built the Dynamic Messaging System for the busiest highway in North America. Hwy. 401 – Toronto, Canada

  13. 3-D Modelling and Simulation

  14. Advanced Deployable Day Night SimulationDefence Research & Development Canada • Development of custom software for human factors experiments.

  15. Screen shot from Eagle-IG Eagle-IG 16-Channel System for Ultra-High Resolution Display Systems Advanced 3-D Visualization for C4ISR

  16. Toronto Headquarters Offering State-of-the-Art Signal Processing Solutions from Satellites to Submarines

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