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

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Core Avionics Master Plan 2011Appendix A-iRoadmap ConventionsRoadmap ConventionsRed dotted lines with italicred font representunfunded potentialcapability developmentsDashed lines and blue fontrepresent funded capabilityenhancementsBlack dashed lines with regularblack font show funded advancedresearch & technologydevelopment activitiesBold green font entriesrepresent currentbaseline statesCore AvionicsCapability EvolutionRoadmaps 2011Flight SafetyCapabilityElementsPredictive Terrain Awareness WarningTerrain &ObstacleAvoidanceAutomated TerrainAvoidance(Auto-TAWS)Improved Degraded VisualEnvironment (DVE)Situational AwarenessImproved CFIT Warning (DTED Level II)Obstacle Avoidance (TAWS2)Degraded Visual Environment(DVE) SA EnhancementPlatform & Warfighter PreservationLimited Memory; Limited User BaseCommon Family of Recording Systems withIncreased Memory, Video Playback, Encryption,Improved Mishap Analysis Tools (ADDS)Crash Survivable MemoryCrashSurvivableDataRecordingSee & Avoid, Air Traffic Control; Civil Derivative Aircraft Collision AvoidanceAirborneCollisionAvoidanceTactical Military AircraftCollision Avoidance(ACAS leveraging ADS-B)Enhanced CollisionAvoidance (TACAN Air-Air)Operational Readiness ManagementAutonomousRisk IdentificationImproved Operational Playbackand Assessment Tools (MFOQA) Classified MFOQAFlight OpsQualityAssuranceHealth & Usage Monitoring, Limited SensorsWireless Maintenance Information DownloadComponentHealthMonitoringSensor ImprovementsOPNAV SafetySystems PolicyMandates &MilestonesFY 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18Mandate orMilestoneUnfunded PotentialCapability DevelopmentFunded CapabilityEnhancementAdv ResearchOr Tech DevCurrent CapabilityBaseline StateDesired futurecapability stateRed diamonds and bold black fontrepresent mandates & milestonesCapability Area Elements -attributes or functionalitiesA-i Roadmap Conventions 2
Core Avionics Master Plan 2011 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:CapabilityElements• InformationProcessing• Data Transfer& Distribution• Display• Data Storage• PlanningEnablers• MissionProcessors• Data TransferDevices• NetworkSwitches• Displays• Recorders• PlanningStationsCapabilityEnhancements• Advanced Displays• Multi-Level SecurityHigh Speed, highbandwidth protocolsOpen Architecture &Application Interface(FACE)Strike & ExpeditionaryForce Level PlanningDesired WarfightingCapabilities• Joint CollaborativeWarfare• Network CentricOperations• Real-Time PrecisionEngagement• Increased LethalityRapid & AffordableCapability UpgradesObjective: Comprehensive Mission Preparation & Effective ExecutionBaseline to Objective 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. Higherresolution and larger displays will afford more effective portrayal of the increasedvolume of tactical information available to the warfighter (including streaming video).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. Improvements in processing power are expected toreduce network or data-link bandwidth consumption by sending packets of preprocesseddata versus raw sensor data. Mission Planning tools have transitioned fromindependent platform applications to a common planning environment, but still focus onthe individual platform mission contributions. Improved mission planning interfaces willfurther ease preflight entry and allow in-flight update of mission plans as the target setschange in the rapidly evolving warfighting environment. The next generation of tools willalso enable more coordination between combat elements across the Strike andExpeditionary Forces. Capability evolution in Information Management avionics willprovide FORCEnet information flow that enables Naval Aviation to achieve objectives inthe following Joint Capability Areas: Engagement, Command and Control, Net-CentricOperations (NCO), and Battlespace Awareness.A-1 Information Management 1
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