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THURSDAY, MAROi 9, 1995 THE ROCKETEER NAVAl. ~ WWONS STAllON, CHiNA lAKE Vo... 51, NO. 5 Simulation model helps engineers assess infrared seeker performance IRSTORM II gives developers_ more sophisticated modeling capabilities for IR seekers I'llm Harris TID U nderstanding that there could be a better way, China Lake made the decision to go in another direction... "The year was 1991, and the method everyone was using 10 evaluate IR-seeker concepts was to build and test seeker hard- ware," John Auborn recalls. To help make early seeker concept decisions and reduce the cost and development time for advanced IR seekers, China Lake focused on software simulations. "With our expertise in weapons technology, we felt we could do seeker simu- lations berter than anyone else." Doing what no man - or for that matter no woman - has done before, China Lake scientists have pioneered a modular simula- tion model. the Infrared Seeker Trade-Off Requirements Model II (IRSTORM II) to help engineers accurately assess the perfor- mance of IR seeker systems. According to Stacy Egan, IRSTORM II team leader, existing models and simulations of seekers are either too simplistic in their modeling capabilities or 100 detailed and specific. "IRSTORM II is unique in that it is believed 10 be the first detailed imaging infrared (UR) seeker modeling program in the country that can do performance predic- tions for the simulation of future weapons systems;' explains Ike Fujiwara, formerly of the Electro-Optics/Infrared Technology Office where IRSTORM II was originally facilitated. IRSTORM II lets the user look at different concepts without going through the expensive trial-and-error process of building conceptual hardware. "This simulation gives us a tool that maximizes available funding. Of course, validation stucies are still Please see IRSTORM, Page 12 Perry recommends moving 302 to CL in BRAC 95 ,weeks,iDdccd months, ofspec- bring 302 billets to the China Lake site of ulation ended when Secretary NAWCWPNS. The billets would move here of Defense William Perry from the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft released his recommendations to the Base Division site at Indianapolis, which is roc- Realignment and Closure Comntission for ommended for closure. There was no closure and realignment of U.S. military impact, gain or loss, to the Point Mugu site instaI1ations," said RAdm. Dana McKinney. of NAWCWPNS in the Department of commander, Naval Air Warfare Center Defense recommendations. Weapons Division. In al~ 146 stateside military installations Recommendations submitted to the were recommended for closure or IRSTORM II computer simulation proceeds through the target recognition process. Ai10st probable target is depicted in ~ Io: we ::.: rr~ ig: h:..: t c :or :,: n::er :..:i::. n::: dou = b1:::e~bo = "._~=COi="=m=i\1S=io=n=woul==d,=if=uI=n= ·JDa=te=ly=accepted,=========PIewe==_==U=..A=C= ,=I'oge=='3=: 8 NAWS plans cleanup March 18 W hile then: are many reasons why people go through the ritual of spring clcamng cadi JC8l, the n:sult is the same - a sense of pride when the job il done. Cdr. Gregg lkMaRI, executive oft"lCCr ofthe Naval Air Weapolls Station China Lake, \IIOU1d lila: to '" that pride cxlCDd to the Station and is asking for volunteers to help "clean up" the Station 00 ~ Man:h 18. from 8 a.m. to noon. The cleanup effort l'Clldq"lftCrs will be 81 the Community Pool located hehind the Exhibit Center. \bIunteers will he usigncd a tar-. geted cleanup area 81 this time and given tnsh bags, which will be picired up later that day. "I would lila: to accomplish. spring cleanup and create an awareness thai it is cverybody's business to get involved in kl:eping our base cleaned," he said. "I \IIOU1d really lila: to '" ~ taking ownership of the base and increasing tbcirpride ofthe base." Areas to he cona:mated on in the clcamp effort include the housing areas and the ~or road areas, iDcIudiDg the roads beading out to the air- flCld. GETTING A HEAD START on thelv10tch /8 cleanup day 019 Cdr. GreQR Howard, NAWS xo (~J, and AOGIiI BiR WilliS, CMC. , , OCR Text: 10 I Much',I995 Sensibly. Priced... 3Y--~j186 Total System! ':t The Ultimate Value... 486sx 33, 1M3 RAM, 80M3 Hard Disk Drive, Monochrome Monitor, DOS 6.2.2, 3.5" 1.44 Disk Drive, IDE I/O Card, Medium Tower Case, Mouse, and Soill Guard 101 Keyboard. Software Included: Complete Word P'rocessor, Spread Sheet,Accounting Pgm, Mass Appeal Contact Plus Customer Tracking pg~~U; /iaI~j;~m>999 The BestMac Value V~f'.j Motorola 68040-25mHz CPU, 8Mb RAM alone,.. OR Loadedwith a540Mb HD, Syquest 270 Suitt-In Removable Drive, Internal Double Speed CD ROM Drive, 3.5" High Density Apple Super Drive, 17' 28 SuperHigh Res Color Display, Apple's New System 7,5 Extended Keyboard, & Mouse. Basic System Includes Buirt-In LocafTalk, Ethemet, 3 Nubus Slots,5 Drive Bays, Steel Tower Case, Up to 128Mb RAM, 1Year Warranty, POWerM;~Ma7;oo7iJ~HZ on\~$2499 BMb/5fXJ/CD We've accelerated the 66mHz model to SOmHz at no extra cost to you, and we've done it for less than everybody! .. .<: 4M3 RAM 420M3 HD, 14" SVGA Color Monitor, Speakers, Windows, Internal 2x Speeg CD ROM, Soundblaster 16, MS Works, Money, Game Pack, Encarta, Golf, CD Sampler... Introducin~r New Co ~ Sens:f? Or Unbeatable! Total ~!$386 We've Reinvented Value... 386sx40, 1M3 RAM, 80M3 Hard Disk Drive, . Monochrome Monitor, OOS 62.2, 3.5" 1,44 . Disk Drive, IDE 110 Card, Medium Tower Case and the great Spill Guard 101 Keyboard. Software OptiOn: Complete Word Processor, Daltabc:lSe Manager, Spread Sheet, Accounting Pgm, ~ass ~I Mailing Ust,Mgr, Contact Plus CustomerTracking Fgn Market Plus StOCktMutual Pgm'[X)S6.2: add $49, ••. THURSDAY, MAROi 9, 1995 THE ROCKETEER NAVAl. ~ WWONS STAllON, CHiNA lAKE Vo... 51, NO. 5 Simulation model helps engineers assess infrared seeker performance IRSTORM II gives developers_ more sophisticated modeling capabilities for IR seekers I'llm Harris TID U nderstanding that there could be a better way, China Lake made the decision to go in another direction... "The year was 1991, and the method everyone was using 10 evaluate IR-seeker concepts was to build and test seeker hard- ware," John Auborn recalls. To help make early seeker concept decisions and reduce the cost and development time for advanced IR seekers, China Lake focused on software simulations. "With our expertise in weapons technology, we felt we could do seeker simu- lations berter than anyone else." Doing what no man - or for that matter no woman - has done before, China Lake scientists have pioneered a modular simula- tion model. the Infrared Seeker Trade-Off Requirements Model II (IRSTORM II) to help engineers accurately assess the perfor- mance of IR seeker systems. According to Stacy Egan, IRSTORM II team leader, existing models and simulations of seekers are either too simplistic in their modeling capabilities or 100 detailed and specific. "IRSTORM II is unique in that it is believed 10 be the first detailed imaging infrared (UR) seeker modeling program in the country that can do performance predic- tions for the simulation of future weapons systems;' explains Ike Fujiwara, formerly of the Electro-Optics/Infrared Technology Office where IRSTORM II was originally facilitated. IRSTORM II lets the user look at different concepts without going through the expensive trial-and-error process of building conceptual hardware. "This simulation gives us a tool that maximizes available funding. Of course, validation stucies are still Please see IRSTORM, Page 12 Perry recommends moving 302 to CL in BRAC 95 ,weeks,iDdccd months, ofspec- bring 302 billets to the China Lake site of ulation ended when Secretary NAWCWPNS. The billets would move here of Defense William Perry from the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft released his recommendations to the Base Division site at Indianapolis, which is roc- Realignment and Closure Comntission for ommended for closure. There was no closure and realignment of U.S. military impact, gain or loss, to the Point Mugu site instaI1ations," said RAdm. Dana McKinney. of NAWCWPNS in the Department of commander, Naval Air Warfare Center Defense recommendations. Weapons Division. In al~ 146 stateside military installations Recommendations submitted to the were recommended for closure or IRSTORM II computer simulation proceeds through the target recognition process. Ai10st probable target is depicted in ~ Io: we ::.: rr~ ig: h:..: t c :or :,: n::er :..:i::. n::: dou = b1:::e~bo = "._~=COi="=m=i\1S=io=n=woul==d,=if=uI=n= ·JDa=te=ly=accepted,=========PIewe==_==U=..A=C= ,=I'oge=='3=: 8 NAWS plans cleanup March 18 W hile then: are many reasons why people go through the ritual of spring clcamng cadi JC8l, the n:sult is the same - a sense of pride when the job il done. Cdr. Gregg lkMaRI, executive oft"lCCr ofthe Naval Air Weapolls Station China Lake, \IIOU1d lila: to '" that pride cxlCDd to the Station and is asking for volunteers to help "clean up" the Station 00 ~ Man:h 18. from 8 a.m. to noon. The cleanup effort l'Clldq"lftCrs will be 81 the Community Pool located hehind the Exhibit Center. \bIunteers will he usigncd a tar-. geted cleanup area 81 this time and given tnsh bags, which will be picired up later that day. "I would lila: to accomplish. spring cleanup and create an awareness thai it is cverybody's business to get involved in kl:eping our base cleaned," he said. "I \IIOU1d really lila: to '" ~ taking ownership of the base and increasing tbcirpride ofthe base." Areas to he cona:mated on in the clcamp effort include the housing areas and the ~or road areas, iDcIudiDg the roads beading out to the air- flCld. GETTING A HEAD START on thelv10tch /8 cleanup day 019 Cdr. GreQR Howard, NAWS xo (~J, and AOGIiI BiR WilliS, CMC. , , China Lake Museum,Rocketeer Newspaper,Rocketeer 1990s,Rocketeer 1995,Rktr3.9.1995.pdf,Rktr3.9.1995.pdf Page 1, Rktr3.9.1995.pdf Page 1