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WATERSIDE SECURITY SYSTEM (WSS)

WATERSIDE SECURITY SYSTEM (WSS). Waterside Security System - WSS Intrusion Detection System. System Requirements Protect Critical Waterfront Facilities against waterborne intruders Detect, localize, identify and assess waterborne threats Threat Targets:

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WATERSIDE SECURITY SYSTEM (WSS)

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  1. WATERSIDE SECURITY SYSTEM(WSS)

  2. Waterside Security System - WSSIntrusion Detection System • System Requirements • Protect Critical Waterfront Facilities against waterborne intruders • Detect, localize, identify and assess waterborne threats • Threat Targets: • Small craft, surface swimmers, scuba divers, swimmer delivery vehicles, and bottom mines • System Components • High Performance Swimmer Detection Sonar System • Enhanced Capability Intrusion Detection Radar System • CCTV, Low Light TV, IR Imaging System • Command, Control, Communications and Display System Kl

  3. WSS - Threat Targets

  4. WSS – Bottom Mine Threats • Pre-Laid Bottom Mines • Channel • Berth • Standard Mine • Magnetic/Acoustic/Pressure • Remote Control Mine • Acoustic/Hardwire

  5. WSS- Surface Swimmer Threat • Minimal Equipment Requirement • Sonar Detection Difficult • Visual Detection Difficult • Radar Effective • Thermal Imaging Effective

  6. Diver Threat • Open Circuit Breathing Apparatus • Bubbles, Easy to Detect • Closed Circuit Breathing Apparatus • No Bubbles, Difficult to Detect • Other Acoustic Parameters • Sonar Detection • Effective

  7. Small Craft Threat • Low Radar Cross Section Craft • Rubber Inflatables • Rigid Hull Inflatables (RHIBS) • Conventional Material Small Craft • High Speed Craft

  8. WSS – System Components

  9. WSS Architecture Series 1000 Intrusion Detection Radar Imaging Sensors CCTV/Thermal (IR) HarborGuard ™ Work Station C2 Console Geographic Display, radar, sonar and optical target display and management. Enhanced Capability X-Band Radar Sensor Radar Server w/ SeaScan Real Time Processor Digital Video Recorder Ethernet LAN Sea Guardian Swimmer Detection Sonar (SDS) Sonar Processor

  10. WSS – Mine Detection Sonar • Detection of Seabed Mines • Change Detection Techniques (Before and After Comparison) • Operation from Craft/Vessels of Opportunity • Ease of deployment and maintenance • In Current Use

  11. WSS – Mine Detection Sonar • Series 5000 Multibeam Side Scan Sonar • 100 Percent Bottom Coverage • 10 Knot Speed of Advance • 300 meter Swath Width • Currently in use With the US and other Navies

  12. WSS – Mine Detection Sonar Series 5000 Mine-Like Bottom Contact

  13. WSS - Swimmer Detection Sonar (SDS) SWIMMER DETECTION REQUIREMENTS • Detection from surface to seabed of: • Swimmers • Open Circuit Divers • Closed Circuit Divers • Swimmer Delivery Vehicles • Bottom Crawling Vehicles • Automatic detection and tracking allowing use by unskilled operators • Ease of deployment and maintenance

  14. WSS - Swimmer Detection Sonar (SDS) Sea Guardian SDS • Automatic Detection of Swimmers and Swimmer Delivery Vehicles • High Detection Probability with Low Probability of False Alarm • Static or Ship Installations • Programmable Auto Alarm Levels

  15. Sea Guardian Features • Auto Detection/Tracking Software • Ease of Operation • Digital Telemetry • Separation of Sonar Head/Control Console to 10 mi • Very Good Beam to Beam Noise Rejection • Acoustic Countermeasures Immune • High Performance in Noisy Harbor Environment

  16. WSS - Swimmer Detection Sonar (SDS) SEA GUARDIAN PERFORMANCE

  17. WSS – Series 1000 Intrusion Detection Radar INTRUSION DETECTION RADAR REQUIREMENTS • Detection of surface or low flying targets: • Surface Swimmers • Low profile manually propelled craft (rafts, kayaks, etc) • small motorized high speed craft (RHIB’s, PWC, etc) • Floating objects • Misc vessels • Low flying small aircraft, ultra-lights, etc (0-3000ft) • Automatic detection and tracking allowing use by unskilled operators • Ease of deployment and maintenance

  18. WSS – Series 1000 Intrusion Detection Radar • Series 1000 Intrusion Detection Radar System • High performance radar sensor and unique Radar Processor technology • High Speed Radar Scanner (80RPM) for enhanced small target detection in clutter • System optimized for detection of small surface targets • Automatic detection/tracking with user defined guard band or areas • Client/Server based system • Supports multiple workstations and multiple radar sensors • Flexible interface capability

  19. WSS – Series 1000 Intrusion Detection Radar Pathfinder/ST MK2 25kW X-Band Sensor w/80RPM Option Local Operation Center HarborGuard ™ Workstation Control Cable (copper or fiber)

  20. WSS - Intrusion Detection Radar Field Data Field trial data illustrates the advanced capabilities of the ECIDR system. The images shown below were from the SeaScan RT radar video display. High Performance Detection of targets with RCS of 0.03-0.47m2 In the test twenty-five moored targets were deployed in a 5x5 grid. The targets were plastic spheres, varying in diameter from 0.72 to 2.8 feet, covered with a reflective mesh and sitting directly on the water. The radar cross section of the targets varied from 0.03 m2 to 0.47 m2, representing real-life targets varying in size from a person-in-water (PIW) to a four-man life raft. In addition, drifting targets were deployed and retrieved after each recording trip. The below figures show data with a higher clutter background. This data was collected with a wave height of 3.1 meters. The wind was variable. The image on the left shows spiky clutter with no processing. The image on the right is with the ECIDR processing applied and clearly shows the test targets. No processing applied, clutter masks targets. Series 1000 ECIDR processing clearly show small targets in clutter.

  21. WSS - HarborGuard ™ • HarborGuard ™ Operator Workstation • Primary User Interface for the WSS • Overlay Radar and Sonar targets with coastal maps • Using C-Map, NOAA or NIMA Digital Charts • Radar and Sonar Target Tracks (symbol, vector and ID tags showing targets position, course and speed) • Chart Overlays for warning zones • Audio and visual warnings for targets entering and/or approaching prohibited areas • Target measurement tool set (distance, bearing, intercept, time-to-go, etc) • Integrated with Camera and Thermal Imager system • Automatic or manual assignment of camera to Radar/Sonar targets • Digitized Radar video overlay available • Video and Event recording • Compatible with Automatic Information System (AIS)

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