PMA209 2012 Core Avionics Master Plan - NAVAIR - U.S. Navy

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Core Avionics Master Plan 2012Appendix A-iRoadmap ConventionsComprehensive Mission Preparation & Effective ExecutionRoadmap ConventionsBold green font entriesrepresent currentbaseline statesBlack dashed lines with regularblack font show funded advancedresearch & technologydevelopment activitiesSolid lines and blue fontrepresent funded capabilityenhancementsRed dotted lines with italicred font representunfunded potentialcapability developmentsCapabilityElementsInformationProcessingOpen Systems Processor ( Embedded Graphics Card)On-board TacticalData Fusion (JSF)Multi-LevelSecuritySoftwareManagementArchitectureModular & Partitioned; Aircraft OFPFACE Standard Common Application ProgrammingVersion 1 Interfaces & SW Licenses (FACE V2)Visualization Tools for Causal Data Mining;Low Cost High Assurance Separation Kernel;Integrity and Authentication of Real-Time DataSecure NetworkServerInformationTransfer &StorageLimited Capacity Transfer & StorageWireless InformationDownloadIncreased data storagefor Video RecordingHigher capacity recording, Red/Blackseparation w/ Data at Rest encryptionInformationDisplayNVG Compatible, LCDLarge Area ProgrammableLayout DisplayImprovedBacklighting (LEDs)Moving MapLimited Map & Mission Information CapacityIncreased data capacityDTED Level II TAMMACHigher fidelity GeoreferencedMapsObstacleRepresentationEnhanced visualizationPerspective ViewingInformationDistribution1553, Fiber Channel, Point to Point Ethernet BusesHigh Bandwidth Fiber Optic WDM MLS NetworksIncreased data distribution speedMissionPlanning& ExecutionMandates &MilestonesInteroperable Unit Level, Service Oriented Collaborative PlanningImproved framework stability, Faster planning,Air Drops Planning & Aerial Refueling PlanningDoD Modular Open System Architecture (2008);Encryption of Data at Rest (2007)Increased framework stability, Fasterplanning, Increased data/detail loading,Data at Rest encryptionFY: 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20Capability Area Elements -attributes or functionalitiesRed diamonds and bold black fontrepresent mandates & milestonesDesired futurecapability stateA-i Roadmap Conventions 2
Core Avionics Master Plan 2012 Appendix A-1Appendix A-1Information ManagementScope: The Information Management capability area includes equipment used toprepare, upload, display, manage, internally distribute, store, process, and downloaddata used in planning and executing the mission. It addresses both off-board preflightand on-aircraft in-flight systems.Capability Evolution:CapabilityElementsEnablersCapabilityEnhancementsDesired WarfightingCapabilities• InformationProcessing• Data Transfer& Distribution• Display• Data Storage• MissionPlanning &Execution• MissionProcessors• Data TransferDevices• Network Switches• Displays• Recorders• JMPS-MPlanningStations• FACE OpenArchitecture, CommonApplication Interface,Multi-Level Security• Advanced displays Higher speed, highercapacity transfer/storage Faster, more stable &higher fidelity planning• Rapid & AffordableCapability Upgrades• Real-Time PrecisionEngagement• Joint CollaborativeWarfare• Network CentricOperations• Increased LethalityObjective: Comprehensive Mission Preparation & Effective ExecutionBaseline Enhancement Objectives and Transition Strategy.Current Information Management avionics automate and accelerate complex manualprocesses of preflight planning, in-flight execution and post-flight debriefing. DoD andNaval leadership have called for a transformation that supports application of forces onthe enemy in a much more timely, flexible, precise and persistent manner. Incorporationof modern Modular open architecture and standardized interface processingarchitectures will speed up and reduce the cost of integrating valuable warfightingutilities. Compartmentalization will simplify management of multiple levels of datasecurity. Higher resolution and larger displays will afford more effective portrayal of theincreased volume of tactical information available to the warfighter (including powerfulsituational awareness tools such as reconfigurable tactical picture layouts for fasterinterpretation and picture in picture streaming video). Modern media solid stateinformation transfer media will address material and operational obsolescence issues.Increased digital data storage capacity, faster transfer rates and data formatimprovements will simplify post-mission playback and enable more thorough operationalassessment for follow-on planning. Mission Planning tools have transitioned fromindependent platform applications to a common planning environment. Faster preflightdata entry will improve agility and readiness. Modern processing architecture will greatlyincrease the amount and detail of data that can be entered. Capability evolution inInformation Management avionics will provide FORCEnet information flow that enablesNaval Aviation to achieve objectives in the following Joint Capability Areas:Engagement, Command and Control, Net-Centric Operations (NCO), and BattlespaceAwareness.A-1 Information Management 1
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