Dual Thrust Modified Smokey Sam for Low Cost Testing and Simulation

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Dual Thrust Modified Smokey Sam for Low Cost Testing and Simulation NDIA 22 nd National Test & Evaluation Conference 9 March 2006 Briefer: Bill Taylor Tech Advisor for EOCM AFRL/SNJW EO Countermeasures Technology Branch EO Sensor Technology Division Sensor Directorate Air Force Research Laboratory

Project Description Objective(s): Develop a low cost, dynamic stimulation capability for EO/IR missile warning and directed IRCM system Requirements Provide motions and nominally representative rocket plume signature of MANPADS threats Provide method to stimulate Close Loop Laser IRCM testing Provide method to detect laser emissions from directed IRCM systems Provide controlled trajectory for operations in close quarters, or heavy clutter areas as well as free flight Technical Approach: Use GTR-18A SMOKEY SAM rocket as baseline capability Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head modifies rocket motor Develop cable launch system for control flight Demonstrate both free & cable launch to validate capability Measures in-band intensities with reference to MANPADS Conduct testing to demonstrate capability

Background Smokey Sam is well used rocket for training of aircrews Testing using Smokey Sam rockets were useful in functional tests for laboratory programs An improved capability was thought to be useful but needed to be low cost for S&T use!

Generic IR SAM Shot Signature Baseline missile launch and flyout case: Boost for 1.5 seconds Sustain from 1.5-7.1 seconds Burnout at 7.1 seconds Standard atmospheric cases (Desert, Urban, Maritime) Signatures at nominal viewing angle Boost: IR=100 W/ster EO=10 mw/ster Sustain: IR=10 W/ster EO=3 mw/ster Burn Out: IR=0.1 W/ster EO=0 mw/ster Sustain Boost Post Burn Out (PBO)

Rocket Motor Modifications Standard Propellant Grain High Thrust Propellant Grain Modification The GTR-18A Rocket Motor was modified for a two part laminated grain External grain is standard zinc based fuel Internal grain is Aluminum based grain used in other operational system Combination gives a appearance Boost and Sustain signature Thrust is low initial but high for majority of burn given improved trajectory

Smokey Sam Test Rocket To provide a reflective surface for laser system, a nose cone modification was developed using coated bicycle reflectors

Trailer Launch System A telescoping mast trailer was procured and modified to support cable launch operations 2000 ft steel.25 in cable is stretched and anchored over the mast

Launcher A low cost trolley was develop for the cable system Trolley Rocket on trolley mounted on launcher

Detectors System Supporting requirement to detect lasers emissions Detector and recorder mounted on trolley Side view of detector/ recorder in trolley

T&E Supported Laser Infrared Flyout Experiment 2004 Live Fire Test Tonopah Affordable Laser IRCM Survivability Program MWS testing Check 6 Testing 2003 Live Fire Test WSMR 2005 Flight Testing Aberdeen Proving Grounds 2006 Live Fire Testing - WSMR Missile Launch Detector Upgrade Testing WPAFB 2005 UK Laser Jammer Test WPAFB 2006 US Laser Jammer Test WPAFB Multiple AFRL MWS testing at WPAFB

Development Process DT Smokey Sam is a supported element in the overall development process Concept Development Analysis, and simulation studies Build prototype hardware Early testing to confirm design and simulation results Smokey Sam firing provide low cost data May need a few real missile shots to validate Validate design against simulation and empirical data

Limitations DT Smokey Sam has limitations Dynamics after first few seconds are not representative Closure velocity does not present intensity rise factors used by some MWS algorithms Eject motor signature not represented by rocket launch Working separate eject motor stimulator for MWS testing

Modeling & Simulation Link Emulation level engagement modeling relies on empirical testing for validation Accurate modeling of missile warning performance and laser IRCM tracking is critical to the design and assessment of countermeasures effectiveness

Recap Dual Pulse Smokey Sam (DTSS) offer a low cost capability for early testing, calibration of optical/infrared missile warning and Directed IRCM systems Modification of the widely used GTR-18A Smokey Sam rocket with other innovation provides a useful tool for testing As part of concept development, DTSS can be used to validate initial design, analysis and simulations DTSS has limitations like all testing tools