An introduction to radio direction finding methodologiesThursday, August 8, 2019 14:00 -15:00 EDT ABOUTRadio direction finding, also called radiolocation, is the process by which a source of radio frequency energy is localized. Direction finding plays an increasingly important role in many civilian, government, and military applications, including areas such as interference hunting, search and rescue, (counter)intelligence, and localization...

Introduction to Radar Systems Course Length: 18 hours total - delivered across 6 sessions of 3-hours each. Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 13:00 – 16:00 EDT (17:00 – 20:00 UTC), July 29th - August 9th.PLEASE NOTE: This course will be delivered through Adobe Connect. To ensure your computer system has access to Adobe Connect, please test your system HERE. Each session will be recorded and made available to all registrants for 30...

Understanding Tracking RadarsThursday, July 11, 2019 14:00 -15:00 EDT ABOUTIn order to design effective countermeasures – ones that produce significant miss distance – an understanding of the target of those countermeasures is required. In most cases that target is a tracking radar, which this webinar will seek to explain in order to promote an understanding of the interaction between the signal a radar receives and the track it...

Space is an Electronic Warfare domain, just like land, sea and air. We are significantly dependent on satellite assets and those assets are vulnerable to enemy kinetic or electronic attack. In ground, sea and air based EW, the closer we get to targets, the better we can intercept or jam them. Satellite borne systems are by their nature far away—creating challenges that require careful consideration. This is a two part on-demand webinar....

ELINT and RESM, getting the facts straight Thursday, June 6, 2019 14:00 -15:00 EDT ABOUT During a military career lasting more than 20 years, I was involved in some capacity with radar on an almost daily basis as either engineer, collector or analyst. I cannot recall ever coming across a situation where there was any confusion or misinterpretation when discussing ELINT or RESM. The line between the two was hard and fast and the requirements f...

Theme: New Technology & Methodology for Mission Assurance in EW/CYBER Cyberspace and Electronic Warfare technical capabilities are becoming more technically similar. However, the communities which practice these disciplines remain largely separated and vary widely across the military Services in terms of their equipment, unit organization and operating methodologies. This conference provides the EW and Cyberspace communities an opportunity...

DRFM Technology and Design for Electromagnetic Maneuver Warfare Course Length: 24 hours total - delivered across 8 sessions of 3-hours each. Mondays & Wednesdays, 13:00 – 16:00 EDT (17:00 – 20:00 UTC), June 3rd – June 26thPLEASE NOTE: This course will be delivered through Adobe Connect. To ensure your computer system has access to Adobe Connect, please test your system HERE. Each session will be recorded and made availa...

Achieving Freedom to Maneuver Leveraging Non-Kinetic Capabilities This forum provides a venue for stakeholders, thought-leaders and experts in Electronic Warfare to come together to focus on the technologies and the services required to ensure freedom to maneuver through leveraging the Electromagnetic Spectrum and Non-Kinetic Capabilities, and to discuss issues related to the requirements of EW programs, platforms, and operations. Panel sessio...

UNIFYING ELECTROMAGNETIC WARFARE IN A COMPLEX WORLD - TOGETHEROver the past few years mature, offensive EW activity in Europe has demonstrated that in the electromagnetic domain, warfare is no longer theoretical. The AOC’s 24th European event, will consider the future of EW and EM Operations in the changing light of current and emerging threats including Hybrid Warfare, Information Operations/Warfare, the multi-domain battle (MDB), Cyb...

Radar Cross Section (RCS) and Stealth Thursday, May 9, 2019 14:00 -15:00 EDT ABOUT Radar cross section (RCS) is an important characteristic of military vehicles, such as aircraft, warships, and tanks. RCS is the effective cross-sectional area of the target as seen by the radar. It’s measured in square meters (m2) or decibels above a square meter (dBm2). Alternatively, the RCS of a target can be considered to be the cross section of a me...