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Radar Open Systems Architectures 9/21/2010 Page-1 UNCLASSIFIED Cleared for Public Release 10-S-2228 Radar Open Systems Architectures Don Scott Lucero Deputy Director, Strategic Initiatives DDRE/Systems Engineering September 21, 2010
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Radar Open Systems Architectures 9/21/2010 Page-1 UNCLASSIFIED Cleared for Public Release
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Radar Open Systems Architectures
Don Scott Lucero
Deputy Director, Strategic Initiatives
DDRE/Systems Engineering
September 21, 2010
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Need for Systems 2020
• Adversary can use commercial technologies to rapidly alter the threat
• DoD systems, business process not structured for adaptability
– Sequential, single step progression from fixed requirements
– Individually designed, monolithic systems
– Vulnerabilities from global supply chain
• New research, tools, pilot efforts needed to determine how to build DoD systems for adaptability
Adaptability
DoD Systems
DoD Systems
DoD-Threat Mismatch
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Systems 2020Designing DoD Systems for Adaptability
Trusted System DesignDeveloping trusted systems from untrusted components
Trusted System DesignDeveloping trusted systems from untrusted components
Platform Based EngineeringUsing a common core platform
to develop many related systems
Platform Based EngineeringUsing a common core platform
to develop many related systems
Model Based EngineeringUsing modeling and simulation for rapid, concurrent, integrated
system development
Model Based EngineeringUsing modeling and simulation for rapid, concurrent, integrated
system development
DesignMethods
DesignEnvironment
Capability on DemandReal-time Adaptive Systems
Rapidly Reconfigurable SystemsPre-planned Disposable Systems
Capability on DemandReal-time Adaptive Systems
Rapidly Reconfigurable SystemsPre-planned Disposable Systems
Adaptable DoD Systems
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Open Architecture - HistoryOpen Systems Joint Task Force (OSJTF)
• Formed in 1994 to support transition from military to commercial specifications– Keep the Government from getting locked into proprietary solutions
• Developed open systems policy, guidance, tools and training materials– Policy – DoDI 5000.02: Program Managers shall employ the Modular
Open Systems Approach (MOSA)
– Guidance – Defense Acquisition Guide: MOSA should be addressed in the Acquisition Strategy/Technology Development Strategy
– Guidance – Program Manager’s Guide to MOSA
– Tools – MOSA Program Assessment and Rating Tool (PART)
– Training – DAU Continuous Learning Module on MOSA – CLE013
• OSJTF efforts completed in 2004– Folded into the Department’s efforts to reinvigorate systems engineering
– Next step: Develop a tailored approach to specific domains
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Principles for Effective Modular Open Systems Architectures (MOSA)*
*PM Guide to MOSA – September 2004*PM Guide to MOSA – September 2004
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Open Architecture - TodayRadar Open System Architecture DST
• Acquisition Decision Memo establishes Radar Open Systems Architecture Defense Support Team (DST)– Representatives from Defense Services,
laboratories, acquisition community
• Recommend options for new radar capabilities using open architectures
• Obtain insights from industry• Consider intellectual property,
information assurance, interoperability• Goals: – Lower Life Cycle Cost– Provide for Enhanced Technology Refresh– Potentially, Provide Enhanced Radar
PerformanceSimilar Acquisition Decision Memo for
Aircraft Survivability EquipmentSimilar Acquisition Decision Memo for
Aircraft Survivability Equipment
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Radar Open Architecture DSTAccomplishments and Plans
Accomplishments:• Established in October 2009
• Developed a useful architectural description for modular radar– Facilitates focused dialog between the Services and Industry
• Gathering information on open architecture approaches from various radar acquisition programs, laboratory efforts
• Conducted Industry Day to inform development of guidance
Plans:• Develop Open Architecture guidance specific to radars
– Planning report, MIL-HDBK, coordinated with industry through NDIA
– Sample language for requests for proposals
– Codify notional radar architecture, address security & other constraints
– Promote use at workshops, radar symposia
• Work with the Services to identify opportunities to pilot guidance
• Develop lessons learned for open architectures in other domains
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Questions/Discussion
Contact Information:
Don Scott Lucero
Deputy Director, Strategic InitiativesDefense Research and Engineering/Systems [email protected]
