A multiple mission version of the AEP designed specifically for analysis of RPV weapon system concepts has been developed. This program is a Monte Carlo simulation of up to four missions consisting of up to four aircraft for a specified number of days of operation. Functions considered include ground service, communications, navigation, refueling, target acquisition, weapon delivery, enemy jamming, ECM support and payload dispersion. Emphasis was placed on RPV related functions and intermission dependence factors. The previous framework for consideration of hardware reliability and backup modes has been retained. The Antiaircraft Artillery Simulation, AFATL Program P001, has been incorporated as part of the interactive AEP. The conversational mode provides data storage and retrieval, on-line execution of the simulation, selective tabulation or plotting of results and off-line printing of the total detailed output. (Author)
Avionics Evaluation Program: Multiple Missions and Antiaircraft Artillery Simulation
1977
161 pages
Report
No indication
English
Avionics , Remotely piloted vehicles , Antiaircraft gunnery , Missions , Artillery fire , Air to surface , Simulation , Test and evaluation , Communication equipment , Navigational aids , Jamming , Weapon delivery , Target acquisition , Refueling , Monte Carlo method , Effectiveness , Multiple missions
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