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Office of the Secretary of Defense
Test Resource Management Center: Opportunities for HBCU/MI
Mr. Derrick HintonActing Director, Test Resource Management Center
August 30, 2017Taking the Pentagon to the People – Oakwood University
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Discussion
• TRMC Overview
• Technical Workforce Challenges
• TRMC-Directed Research Opportunities for HBCU/MIs
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Discussion
• TRMC Overview
• Technical Workforce Challenges
• TRMC-Directed Research Opportunities for HBCU/MIs
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TRMC OrganizationAs of 1 Sep 2017
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology & LogisticsThe Honorable Ellen M. Lord
Deputy EA for Cyber Test Ranges
AgencyRange Oversight
ArmyRange Oversight
Air ForceRange Oversight
NavyRange Oversight
Deputy Director, T&E Range Oversight
Deputy PM, CTEIP PM, REP
PM, CTEIP
Deputy PM, T&E/S&T
Director, TENA SDA
Deputy PM, JMETC
Director, NCR Complex
Deputy Director, NCR Complex
Deputy Director, Major Initiatives and Technical AnalysesPM, T&E/S&T // PM, JMETC
Principal Deputy, TRMC
Mr. Paul D. Mann (Acting)
PM, NCR Complex Expansion
Deputy PM, NCR Complex Expansion
Director, TRMC
Mr. G. Derrick Hinton (Acting)
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TRMC MissionsDoD (Charter) Directive 5105.71
MRTFB OVERSIGHT / T&E INFRASTRUCTURE• Plan for and assess the adequacy of the MRTFB to provide adequate testing in support of the development,
acquisition, fielding, and sustainment of defense systems
• Support the Department’s objective of ensuring compliance with DoDD 7000.14-R• Review proposed significant changes to T&E facilities and resources of the MRTFB before they are implemented
by the DoD Components
• Issue guidance to the DoD Components, through the USD(AT&L), with respect to MRTFB planning• Maintain an awareness of other T&E facilities and resources, within and outside the DoD, and their impacts on
DoD requirements
• Serve as Executive Agent for Cyber Test Ranges STRATEGIC PLAN
• Complete a strategic plan for T&E not less often than once every 2 fiscal yearsBUDGET CERTIFICATION
• Submit report to the SECDEF containing the comments of the Director concerning all such proposed budgets, together with the Director’s certification as to whether such proposed budgets are adequate
PROGRAMS• Administer the CTEIP (Central Test and Evaluation Investment Program) and T&E/S&T Program
CAPABILITIES• Manage and operate the JMETC (Joint Mission Environment Test Capability) Multiple Independent Levels of Security
(MILS) Network and the Regional Service Delivery Points (RSDP) cloud computing environments• Manage and operate the NCR (National Cyber Range) (IAW RMD 407A1, Issue #1, Title: Cyber, Jan 12, 2015) to
provide test capability and capacity for the T&E CommunityStatutory Regulatory
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Major Range and Test Facility Base(MRTFB): The “Critical Core”
23 Sites: Army-8; Navy-6; Air Force-7; Defense Agency-2Legend:
Army, Navy, AF, Defense Agency
30th Space WingVandenberg AFB, CA
NAWC-WD Point Mugu, CA
Nevada Test and Training RangeNellis AFB, NV
Utah Test and Training RangeHill AFB, UT
West Desert Test CenterDugway Proving Ground, UT
White Sands Test Center, White Sands Missile Range, MN
Electronic Proving GroundFort Huachuca, AZ
96th Test Wing (Includes 96th Test Group), Eglin AFB, FL
Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center, Andros
Island, Bahamas
45th Space Wing, Patrick AFB, FL
Arnold Engineering Development Complex,
Arnold AFB, TN
Aberdeen Test Center, Aberdeen
Proving Ground, MDDISA
Ft. Meade, MD
Cold Regions Test Center
Fort Greely, AK
NAWC-WDChina Lake, CA NAWC-AD
Patuxent River NAS, MD
DISA,JITCFort Huachuca, AZU.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll
Reagan Test SiteTropic Regions
Test Center, various locations
PMRFKauai, HI
Yuma Test CenterYuma Proving Ground, AZ
412th Test WingEdwards AFB, CA
NUWC Keyport (Nanoose & Dabob ranges)Keyport, WA
Updated 22 Jul 2015 • Created by Congress• 25,000+ Personnel• ~$4B in Funding Annually
• Army – 5.5M Acres Land• Navy – 1M Acres Land, 165K
sq mi Sea, 103K sq mi Air• Air Force – Western Ranges
ALONE – 5M Acres Land
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Discussion
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Established in FY02 Joint DDR&E / DOT&E Initiative Transitioned to TRMC in FY05
RDT&E Budget Activity 3 funds Purpose
High Risk / High Payoff R&D for Testing Foster technology transition to major DoD test ranges Risk reduction for test capabilities developments
Annual Broad Agency Announcements (BAAs) Academia Industry Government Laboratories
Tri-Service working groups Validate requirements Evaluate proposals Facilitate technology transition
Central Oversight – Distributed Execution
71 ActiveProjects
Test & Evaluation / Science & Technology (T&E/S&T) Program
Shaping Technology into Tomorrow’s T&E Capabilities
High SpeedSystems
15 Active Projects
Eight Test Technology Areas
Directed Energy9 Active Projects
Cyberspace2 Active Projects
C4I & SoftwareIntensive Systems5 Active Projects
Electronic Warfare16 Active Projects
Unmanned & Autonomous Systems
4 Active Projects
AdvancedInstrumentation
12 Active Projects
Spectrum Efficiency
8 Active Projects
Mission: Develop Technologies Required to Test Future Warfighting Capabilities
FY 2017 FY 2018 FY 2019* FY 2020* FY 2021* FY 2022* FY 2023*$92.0M $89.6M $97.1M $98.3M $100.3M $102.3M $106.8M
*Outyear Planning Profile
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FY 2006FY 2008FY 2009FY 2012FY 2015FY 2017FY 2018FY 2019*FY 2020*FY 2021*FY 2022*FY 2023*
22.59861.3$92.6M$96.6M$81.0M$92.0M$89.6M$97.1M$98.3M$100.3M$102.3M$106.8M
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Material Development Challenges• Extreme heat requiring Thermal
Protection System (TPS), shell made of advanced materials
• TPS materials tested in Arc Jet Heaters up to 180 atmospheres & 13,000 degR
• Arc jets achieve these extreme temperatures by flowing high pressure air over an electric arc and through a supersonic nozzleBottom Line: Designing test
facilities is just as challenging as designing hypersonic flight
vehicles
Game-Changing TechnologiesChallenges in Hypersonic T&E
• Hypersonic flight environment is difficult to replicate on the ground
• Hypersonic flows are difficult to accurately model
Scramjet Test at NASA Langley Arc Jet Heater
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Game-Changing TechnologiesManaging T&E of Autonomous Systems
We Must Transform T&E Culture
We Must Develop Accepted• Cross-domain standards, metrics, and test methodologies • Human-Robot-Robot interactions• Multiple interacting domains
(Air, Land, Sea, Undersea) ranges
Georgia Tech Research Institute Study To assess and develop an approach to gaps and required investments in T&E infrastructure for autonomous systems
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C2 CONTROL NETC2 CONTROL NET
Unmanned Systems & Networks
Range ControlFacility
Range ControlFacility
JointTaskForce
Joint Task Force
TAC NET
C4I ProvidersC4I Providers
Bidirectional Secure Range NetworkBidirectional Secure Range Network
Test and Evaluation Range in Action
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High Pressure High Temperature Gas Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy Temperature
(HTDLAS)
FY14 Major Accomplishments Complete shock tube spectral studies, including 3-color
absorptionCreate lookup tables for temperature vs spectral absorption
FY15 - FY17 Major Accomplishments Investigate one-, two- and three-color (wavelength) nitric oxide-
based TLAS (NO-TLAS) for low and high temperature ranges Identify optimum wavelengths Obtain shock tube data on 3 separate NO spectral lines
Develop HAPCAT installation requirements Design the hardware needed to install HTDLAS at HAPCAT Install & perform shakedown testing at HAPCAT Final Report and HTDLAS instrument delivered to HAPCAT
TDLAS Flange
Stanford University, Air Force Research Lab (AFRL), & Air Force Office of Scientific Research
Description: Developing Tunable Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TLAS) instrument for temperature measurements in high pressure, high temperature Air
Enables:• Non-intrusive air temp measurements at high pressure and
temperatures• Nitric oxide (NO) based TLAS to provide the needed
temperature measurements with low experimental uncertainties• Evaluation of turbine and scramjet engine combustion
properties
Current Status: Completing final report and delivering HTDLAS instrumentation to Hypersonic Aerothermal Propulsion Clean Air Testbed (HAPCAT)
Key Future Events:Q4FY17: Install & perform shakedown testing at HAPCATQ4FY17: Final Report and HTDLAS instrument delivered to HAPCAT
Deliverables (Mo/Yr): Final Report Sep/17 HTDLAS Instrumentation Sep/17
Potential Transition Partner / Date: Hypersonic Aerothermal Propulsion Clean Air Testbed (HAPCAT)
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Cyber Threat Automation & Monitoring (CTAM)
Key Future Events:August 2017 : Technical Interchange Meeting
Deliverables (Mo/Yr): Phase 1 Final Report Apr/17 Phase 2 Demonstration Dec/17 Phase 2 Final Report Jan/18
Potential Transition Partner / Date: National Cyber Range, Regional Service Delivery Point (RSDP), Avionics Cyber Range (ACR) and CyberTASE
Description: Developing technologies to detect, monitor, and analyze malware behavior during cyber attacks in a virtualized T&E environmentEnables:• Virtual machine introspection, data collection, and monitoring
through a centralized hypervisor system• Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning technology to monitor
and analyze malware in virtualized testbed using classification and anomaly detection algorithms
• Visualization and generation of reports to assess the potential damage to operational cyberspace assets
Current Status: Development of XEN and QEMU hypervisors with full introspection instrumentation package for various Operating Systems
Florida International University-ARC Miami FL
FY16 Major Accomplishments CTAM T&E Infrastructure Development Advanced Cyber Analytics and Virtualization Platform
Design Test Control Center Virtual Machine Mgt Module
FY17 Major Accomplishments Smart Memory Acquisition and Virtual Machine Introspection Machine Learning Algorithms and Models Test Control Center Development and Platform Integration Phase 1 Demo and Cyber Fellows Induction Ceremony Test Control Center Enhancements Scaling of Virtualization Platform Advanced Machine Learning Algorithms Implementation Malware Analysis & Repository
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• In-cycle Process– Declared schedule for white paper submissions (deadline)– Requires an allocation of available funding– Priority over out-of-cycle white paper submissions
• Out-of-cycle Process– White papers submitted anytime after "in-cycle" deadline or to define
a BAA cycle where a “new start” budget has not been quantified– Offerors required to contact Executing Agent before submitting
white paper− Ensures interest; mitigates unnecessary effort by Offeror− Can address whether a ‘possibility' exists for funding
• All BAAs include an “Other Test Technology” category to enable offerors to propose test technology not included in the list of topics identified by the Government
T&E/S&T ProgramBroad Agency Announcements
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T&E/S&T BAA Location
Out-of-Cycle Only:Must Discuss Concept with Executing Agent Prior to Submittal
Keyword:TRMC
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www.fbo.gov
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BAA Pre-FY Cycle
Draft BAA Topic Areas
BAA Topics Finalized
BAA Topics Announced
White Paper Submissions
Proposals Requested from Selected Offerors
Proposal Submissions
Proposals Review
Executing AgentsRecommendations to PM
Contract Negotiations & Awards
White Paper Reviews
Activity T&E/S&T Project Selection Process Schedule JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY
PM New Start Decisions
FY18 Project Selection Schedule
BAA Topics Thru Legal
Call for White Papers
Contract Clarifications
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Successful White Papers / Proposals
• Satisfy T&E need
• Meet S&T challenge
• Demonstrate technical feasibility
• Convey breadth of technology application• Imply utility via desired application/T&E
CONOPS
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National Cyber Range Complex (NCRC)Background
• Developed by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in the 2009-2012 timeframe
• Transitioned from DARPA to the DoD Test Resource Management Center (TRMC) in October 2012• Provides secure facilities, innovative technologies, repeatable processes
• Creates custom-fidelity, mission representative cyberspace environments
• Facilitates the integration of the cyberspace T&E infrastructure through partnerships with key stakeholders across government, industry, and academia
Mission: Improve the resiliency of our warfighters in the cyber-contested battlespace by conducting testing, training, and mission rehearsal events in operationally-
representative cyberspace environments
TRMC institutionally funds the NCR to support the full spectrum of DoD T&E and training customers
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JIOR -JMN
SCADA SITES
National Cyber Range Complex Vision
• Common Cyber Testing Ontology, Taxonomy, and Lexicon
– How we communicate• Common Concept of Operations
– How the cyber ranges operate • Common Cyber Test Data Model
– How to describe a cyber test• Common Cyber Descriptions (Object Definition
and Transforms)– How components of the cyber test are
defined• Common Cyber Universe Description
– How the environment that surrounds the components of the cyber test are defined
• Common Instrumentation and Control– How data is collected and assessed– How cyber tests are controlled
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS• Realistic: Large-scale, high-fidelity virtualized cyber environments operating actual software integrated with hardware-in-the-loop capabilities
• Repeatable: Archived, reusable environments, procedures, parameters, and event restoration checkpoints to facilitate test-fix-test verification
• Rapid: Standard tools and processes to automatically create, re-create, and modify mission-specific environments
• Isolation: Cryptographic segregation of multiple, concurrent cyber environments at varying security classifications
• Sanitization: Restore all assets to a known, clean state – not just range infrastructure, but also mission system equipment
E n a b l e d b y a C y b e r - S a v v y W o r k f o r c e
Manage and operate the National Cyber Range (IAW RMD 407A1, Issue #1, Title: Cyber, Jan 12, 2015) to provide test capability and capacity for the T&E Community
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Sanitization is an Example of Multi-Pronged Approach to Mature Best-of-Breed
Technologies for Utilization• Communicating technology development needs in multiple forums
promotes best-of-breed solutions• Multi-pronged approach to augmenting sanitization capabilities includes
the following initiatives:• Developing broader
methodologies and tools to sanitize a range of mission system hardware provides several benefits:– Increased throughput /
rapid turnaround– Increased event scope– Higher fidelity to provide
greater operational realism
– Framework for Automated and Verified Sanitization (FAVS) (Lockheed Martin) Effort progressing to establish and demonstrate tools and procedures to restore
systems to fully mission capable status (with confidence) Initial emphasis is on T&E, training, and mission rehearsal—in the future, this
could provide real-time sanitization of systems in the operational environment
– Avionics Attestation (TRMC / AF/TE, AFRL) Determine whether or not an aircraft preparing for a mission contains malware or
maldata Minor modifications in avionics memory enable attestation to detect a change
before a cyber attack occurs
– Customized server components for NCR (Dell; unsolicited) Tailored hardware and software to reduce sanitization time for NCR infrastructure
assets
• Critical research area; expect to spend $50M over the next 5 years• G O A L : R e d u c e D e p e n d e n c e o n V i r t u a l i z e d S y s t e m s
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Discussion
• TRMC Overview
• Technical Workforce Challenges
• TRMC-Directed Research Opportunities for HBCU/MIs
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Technical Workforce Demand
•The DoD Cyber T&E Community anticipates hiring a minimum of 200 new technical employees over the next 5 years (FY18-FY22).
•These jobs include positions at the National Cyber Range Complex, as well as at Service cyber ranges.
•The number of new hires could be as high as 300—or higher—depending on demand for cyber testing and training.
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Accelerate Professional Development of Technical Staff
•Targeted curriculum
•Student internships
•Jump-start clearance process
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Discussion
• TRMC Overview
• Technical Workforce Challenges
• TRMC-Directed Research Opportunities for HBCU/MIs
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Major S&T ChallengesHow will we test future weapons?
• Autonomy & Robotics• Electronic Warfare• Cyber Warfare• Future of Computing• Micro-electronics• Hypersonics• Directed Energy• …?
We look for your help to innovate our test capabilities
As the S&T Community innovates weapons…
The T&E Community must innovate test capabilities.
How do we test a learning system with changing behavior?
How do we measure energy on target?
How do we replicate a multispectral environment?
How do we test systems maneuvering at hypersonic speeds?
How do we measure cyber resiliency? …?
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University Outreach
Focus on Spectrum Efficiency and Network Centric Systems Software Defined Radio (SDR) Project Decision Engine for Structured and Unstructured Data (DESU)
Focus on Cyberspace Test Technology Established Cyber Test Lab with existing T&E test tools Established Cyber T&E Fellow Program Ongoing T&E/S&T project: CTAM – Cyber Threat Automation
and Monitoring System 6 TRMC summer interns
Focus on Unmanned & Autonomous Systems Test Technology Developed Autonomous System Predictive Performance Test
Technology Won ASD (R&E) Autonomy Center of Excellence Ongoing T&E/S&T project: DIPT – Data-driven Intelligent
Prediction Tool for T&E of Unmanned Autonomous Systems 3 TRMC summer interns
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Arizona State University Brigham Young University Carnegie Mellon University Case Western Reserve Univ. Columbia University Cornell University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ. Fayetteville State University Florida International University Florida State University George Washington University Georgia Tech Research Institute Harvey Mudd College Johns Hopkins University Lincoln University Mass. Institute of Technology Middle Tennessee State Univ. Morgan State University Naval Post Graduate School
University of Delaware University of Florida (Gainesville) University of Hawaii at Manoa University of Illinois University of Iowa University of Kansas Univ. of Maryland (College Park) University of Massachusetts Univ. of Minnesota University of Missouri University of Pittsburgh University of Tennessee University of Texas – El Paso University of Virginia University of Washington Utah State University Vanderbilt University Virginia Tech West Virginia University
New Mexico State University North Carolina A&T Univ. North Carolina State Univ. Ohio State University Oklahoma State University Oregon State University Pennsylvania State University Princeton University Purdue University Rochester Inst. of Technology Stanford University Texas Tech University Univ. of Alabama, Huntsville University of Arizona University of Arkansas University of California Irvine Univ. of California Los Angeles Univ. of California San Diego University of Central Florida
University Support toTest Technology Development
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TRMC Points of Contact
Test Resource Management Center (TRMC)4800 Mark Center Drive, Suite 07J22
Alexandria, VA 22350-3700Phone: 571-372-2700
http://www.acq.osd.mil/dte-trmc
Mr. Derrick HintonActing Director, TRMC
Acting Executive Agent (EA) for Cyber Test Rangesgeorge.d.hinton2.civ@mail.mil
571-372-2761
Mr. Chip FergusonDeputy EA, Cyber Test Rangesbernard.b.ferguson.civ@mail.mil571-372-2697
Mr. AJ PathmanathanDirector, National Cyber Range (NCR) Complexarjuna.pathmanathan.civ@mail.mil571-372-2702
Dr. Robert TamburelloDeputy Director, National Cyber Range (NCR) Complexrobert.n.tamburello.civ@mail.mil571-372-2753
Mr. Christopher PaustPM, Central Test & Evaluation Investment Program (CTEIP)christopher.w.paust.civ@mail.mil571-372-2732
Mr. George RumfordDeputy Director, Major Initiatives & Technical AnalysesPM, Test & Evaluation / Science & Technology (T&E/S&T)george.j.rumford.civ@mail.mil571-372-2711
Mr. Geoffrey WilsonDeputy PM, T&E/S&Tgeoffrey.w.wilson2.civ@mail.mil571-372-2679
Ms. Denise De La CruzLead, Army Range Oversight and Workforce/STEM Leaddenise.b.delacruz.civ@mail.mil571-372-2733
Mr. G. Derrick Hinton (Acting)Director, TRMC
EA, Cyber Test Rangesgeorge.d.hinton2.civ@mail.mil
571-372-2761
Mr. Paul Mann (Acting)Principal Deputy, TRMC
DD, T&E Range Oversightpaul.d.mann2.civ@mail.mil
571-372-2773
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T&E/S&T ProgramSignificant Test Technology Needs (1 of 2)
Electronic Warfare Test High-Speed EO/IR Scene Generation High Power/Bandwidth 2-Color IR Emitter Real-time, High-Fidelity, High-Density
RF Signal Generation Reconfigurable AESA Threat Simulators High Power EW Amplifiers
C4I & Software Intensive Systems Test Automated Testing of Systems and
Environments Rapid Analysis of Voluminous
Unstructured Data (“Test Data to Decision”) Removing Distributed Testing
Environment Effects Automatically Characterize Required M&S
Fidelity in Tests
Directed Energy Test Neutron Environment Simulator to
replicate required nuclear effects In Chamber HPM Source HEL Direct Detection Target Board HEL Target Imagery with Active Adaptive
Optics
High Speed Systems Test Advanced Thrust Measurement
Techniques In-Flight Sensing of Atmospheric
Conditions Hypersonic Flight Erosion Test Methods Thermal Protection System Ablation
Testing Improved Computational Tools
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T&E/S&T ProgramSignificant Test Technology Needs (2 of 2)
Cyberspace Test Hypervisors for Kinetic Systems and
Cyber-Physical Networks Defining Cyberspace Test Measurements Improved, Scalable Cyberspace Test
Environments Cyberspace T&E Visualization Advanced cyberspace instrumentation Improved cyberspace analysisAdv. Instrumentation Sys. Technology TSPI without GPS (or with limited GPS) Measuring body armor / helmet
effectiveness Measuring cognitive workload Improved weapon characterization and
scoring Mitigating test range impacts from
alternative energy solutions
Spectrum Efficiency Technology Multiple Access Schemes for Serial
Streaming Telemetry Modulation Agile Radio for Test
Applications Advanced Spectrum Management
Techniques Steerable Multiband Antenna (L-,
S-, & C-band) for Airborne Test Articles
Unmanned & Autonomous Systems Test Predicting autonomous behavior for
testing scenarios Enhancing safety of autonomous testing Testing of autonomy components Measure autonomous system reliability
and performance Adapt Test Environment to Cognitive
Autonomous Systems
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