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7 December 1999 Reconnaissance management systems for the next millennium
Joakim T. A. Waldemark, Lars Ljunggren, Ake Holmqvist
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Abstract
Future air force reconnaissance systems will consist of digital EO/IR sensors, various radar systems, passive microwave sensor readings from electronic warfare pods/systems etc. All this sensor information must be fused and processed in the reconnaissance management system, RMS. By using the full sensor suite of a modem multirole combat aircraft, e.g. the Swedish JAS 39 GRJPEN, together with integrated communication with other aircraft and ground control, the reconnaissance capability is maximised. The reconnaissance is aimed at “information superiority” that is, giving the entire armed force an advantage in knowledge about hostile situations and reduces the time to react correctly. We will discuss the various demand scenarios as well as the type of functions a future RMS will have to implement.
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Joakim T. A. Waldemark, Lars Ljunggren, and Ake Holmqvist "Reconnaissance management systems for the next millennium", Proc. SPIE 3751, Airborne Reconnaissance XXIII, (7 December 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.372646
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KEYWORDS
Reconnaissance

Sensors

Radar

Neurons

Reconnaissance systems

Image segmentation

Field programmable gate arrays

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