Unclassified – FOUO – Not Approved for Public Release Space Situational Awareness Environmental Effects Fusion System Overview 6 Jan 2006 Dr Robert V Hilmer.

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Unclassified – FOUO – Not Approved for Public Release Space Situational Awareness Environmental Effects Fusion System Overview 6 Jan 2006 Dr Robert V Hilmer Space Vehicles Directorate Air Force Research Laboratory

Unclassified – FOUO OUTLINE SEEFS OVERVIEW CAPABILITIES EFFECTS & PRODUCT EXAMPLES OPERATIONAL MOCKUP EXAMPLE – Radar Auroral Clutter SUMMARY

Unclassified – FOUO SEEFS processes and fuses natural environmental data with AF space system performance parameters to objectively assess natural environmental impacts for – Satellite Communications – Satellite Operations – Surveillance, missile warning, and missile defense radar operations – GPS-aided systems (dual frequency) Space Situational Awareness Environmental Effects Fusion System (SEEFS) SEEFS is an AFSPC/DR program, managed by SMC/WXT, with AFRL/VSBX providing the capability

Unclassified – FOUO Project Overview SSA Testbed

Unclassified – FOUO SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS Environmental Effects Characterization DeliverableCapabilitiesEffects SoRBE-Sat UHF, C, X, Ku Band SATCOM Solar Radio Burst Effects Characterization Capability – receive elements only Enables characterization of radio burst and noise storm effects on UHF, C, X, Ku band SATCOM Contributes directly to the capability to distinguish between man-made and solar radio induced RFI Communications capability planning and execution Ability to meet jammer attack assessment timelines Ability to effectively plan for assured communications More effective command and control, e.g. fire support SatScint UHF SATCOM Scintillation Effects Characterization Capability, includes effects at C and X band Enables characterization of natural scintillation effects on UHF C, X, Ku band SATCOM Contributes directly to the capability to distinguish between between man-made RFI and scintillation induced RFI Communications capability planning and execution Ability to meet jammer attack assessment timelines Ability to effectively plan for assured communications More effective command and control, e.g. fire support Capabilities/Deliverables

Unclassified – FOUO RADAR Environmental Effects Characterization DeliverableCapabilitiesEffects SoRBE-Rad Radar Solar Radio Burst Effects Characterization Capability Enables characterization of radio burst and noise storm effects on surveillance, missile warning and defense radars Contributes directly to the capability to distinguish between between man-made RFI and solar radio induced RFI Ability to meet jammer attack assessment timelines Ability to effectively plan for RFI effects on radars More effective command and control, e.g. radar sensor tasking RAC II Radar Auroral Clutter Effects Characterization Capability Enables characterization of auroral effects on Missile Warning, Surveillance, and Missile Defense Radars Contributes directly to the capability to distinguish between between man-made and auroral induced clutter Ability to meet jammer attack assessment timelines Ability to effectively plan for radar surveillance outages More effective command and control, e.g. radar sensor tasking RadScint Radar Scintillation Effects Characterization Capability Enables characterization of natural scintillation effects on surveillance, missile warning and defense radars Contributes directly to the capability to distinguish between between man-made and scintillation induced effects Ability to meet jammer attack assessment timelines Ability to effectively plan for assured surveillance More effective command and control, e.g. radar sensor tasking Capabilities/Deliverables

Unclassified – FOUO SATELLITE OPERATIONS Environmental Effects Characterization DeliverableCapabilitiesEffects DeepChar/D Satellite Specific Deep Charge/Discharge Effects Characterization Capability Forecast and assess deep charging effects for specific satellites using observed energetic electron data Characterization of natural environmental effects on satellite and payload ops Contributes directly to distinguish between between man-made and naturally induced anomalies Meet satellite attack assessment timelines for DCS, OCS, and protection of national space capabilities Effectively plan for space environmental effects Enhanced anomaly resolution timelines Decreased system downtime Enhanced satellite operations planning and execution (satellite vehicle/payload safe-hold procedures, payload tasking, etc.) SurChar/D Satellite Specific Surface Charge/Discharge Effects Characterization Capability Forecast and assess surface charging effects for specific satellites using surface charge data from space based electron and ion sensors Characterization of natural environmental effects on satellite and payload ops Contributes directly to distinguish between between man-made and naturally induced anomalies Meet satellite attack assessment timelines for DCS, OCS, and protection of national space capabilities Effectively plan for space environmental effects Enhanced anomaly resolution timelines Decreased system downtime Enhanced satellite operations planning and execution (satellite vehicle/payload safe-hold procedures, payload tasking, etc.) Capabilities/Deliverables

Unclassified – FOUO SoRBE The Problem - RFI

Unclassified – FOUO SEEFS Products – SoRBE-Sat Site-Specific (SATCOM) - Overhead View Product

Unclassified – FOUO SEEFS Products – SoRBE-Rad Site-Specific (Radar) - Overhead View Product

Unclassified – FOUO Radar Auroral Clutter The Problem Auroral “clutter” is feedback on radar due to dynamic fields and precipitating energetic particles in the aurora (and SAPS). It occurs where: – the radar signal beam and geomagnetic field lines are perpendicular – and auroral particle turbulence is substantial (or SAPS strength) – strongest where most turbulent highest densities & velocities on half wavelength scales It can result in observations of false targets (1 obs), tracks (2+ obs), even anomalous launch or impacts (enough obs for the calculation) Magnetic field lines (grey) with estimated auroral precipitation (green) Straight-line radar signal propagation

Unclassified – FOUO SEEFS Products – RAC Site-Specific (Radar) - Overhead View Product

Unclassified – FOUO Scintillation The Problem Ionosphere SATCOM Receiver SATCOM Transmitter Scintillation Region degradesdownlinkto SATCOM Receiver RESULT: SATCOM Signal Fades Causes rapid, random variations in amplitude, phase, and/or polarization along affected SATCOM signal path Physical effect is similar to visual twinkling of starlight or heat shimmer over a hot road surface caused by atmospheric turbulence What is Ionospheric Scintillation? – Highly variable ionospheric density can distort a SATCOM or radar signal as it moves through the ionosphere, to/from a satellite or target

Unclassified – FOUO SEEFS Products – SatScint Satellite Constellation (Global) View Product

Unclassified – FOUO SEEFS Products – RadScint Site-Specific - Overhead View Product

Unclassified – FOUO Satellite Charging The Problem Under certain conditions, energetic electrons can buildup on or in a satellite, resulting in satellite charging. If charging is substantial AND a discharge mechanism exists, the resulting discharge can cause physical damage and/or phantom commands to the satellite. Surface charging takes place rapidly, and is due primarily to eV – KeV electron fluxes. Deep (internal) charging takes hours to days, and is due to MeV electron fluxes/fluences.

Unclassified – FOUO SEEFS Products – SurChar/D Geostationary Constellation View Product

Unclassified – FOUO SURFACE CHARGING: Kp, Ap, SSN, ACE, DMSP, LANL/MPA, Aurora Model [Hardy], Korth MPA Survey Model, Magnetospheric Specification Model, NASCAP-2K Real-Time Model, Surface Charging Decision Aid DEEP CHARGING: LANL/SOPA, NOAA/GOES, NOAA/POES, CRRESELE, SOPA Survey Model [O’Brien], Electron Radiation Belt Forecast Models, Neutron Count Rates, Deep Charging/Discharging Decision Aid SEEFS Satellite Surface & Deep Charging/Discharging (Char/D)

Unclassified – FOUO SEEFS Products – SurChar/D SEEFS Char/D Surface Potential Specification for DSCS Spacecraft Day of 1996 NASCAP-2K: Satellite Description & “Real-Time” Surface Charging Model + = 1996 Day 215: MSM e- & H+ Spectra

Unclassified – FOUO SEEFS Mockup: Mission Selection Menu

Unclassified – FOUO Example: Space Surveillance Radars Mission Summary

Unclassified – FOUO Example: Radar Auroral Clutter Network View

Unclassified – FOUO Example: Radar Auroral Clutter Receiver View

Unclassified – FOUO Example: Radar Auroral Clutter Zoom View

Unclassified – FOUO Example: Radar Auroral Clutter Scope View

Unclassified – FOUO Summary SEEFS builds upon previous ionospheric impact products (OpSEND) SEEFS adds products for spacecraft and solar impacts SEEFS addresses commander’s needs, yet retains information needed at operator level Goal: Space Weather effects integrated into existing command & control systems