1. Team: ______Houston Euler________
System:_____ Harboring Airborne Vehicle Evasion Nexus (H.A.V.E.N.)
Descriptive Statement:
A large airborne platform kit capable of hosting multiple unmanned airborne assets for individual missions on station while preserving human life.
Strategic Values/Objectives
• Versatile Line-of-Site Command & Control
• Dynamic Surveillance Packages (UAV types)
• Removable Modular launching Capability
• Versatile Joint Strike Force Packages
Team members: John Caulder, Brian Krantz, Steve Kelley

2. C.U.R.V.E Caprice: Randomness among Unknowable Possibilities
New Methods to mount U.A.V.s
New Methods to launch U.A.V.s
Uncertainty: Randomness among known possibilities with unknowable probabilities
Current platform support
Risk: Randomness among know possibilities with knowable probabilities
Current platform support (logistics)
Material Availability (Insourced)
Material Availability (Outsourced)
Variation: Randomness among knowable variables and knowable variance ranges
Specific Airborne platform infrastructures
Availability of launch/recovery airbases for specific platform
Evolution: Gradual (relatively) successive developments
Operating Doctrines
New Host Platform
New U.A.V.
New Material

3. Reality Factor Issues Human Behavior Organizational Behavior
Human Error, Stress, Fatigue
Expertise of System knowledge
Organizational Behavior
Funding
Turf Wars between Services (AF, Army, Navy, Marines)
Possible Foreign service issues
Technology Pace
Creating a better U.A.V. with a longer range making system obsolete
Host platform becomes outdated
A New Host platform developed causing new system revisions
System Complexity
Ability to adapt to variations of the U.A.V.
Inflight System Issues
Globalization
Sovereign Air Space Issues
Will workforce be multi-national
Agile Enterprise
Agile Adversaries/Competitor/Customer

4. Response Situations Domain Creation Proactive Improvement Migrations
Response Issue
Metric Priorities for each issue, t = time, c = cost, p = predictability of Change, s = scope of Change
Proactive
Creation
Mobile Launch Point for Unmanned Arial Vehicles (s)
Adaptable Launch & Retrieval platform (p)
Stable communications link between host and U.A.V. (c)
Improvement
Time to Deploy (c, t)
Time to Target (c, t)
Modular Adaptability (s)
Migrations
Transition/Upgrade to hosted subsystem of the U.A.V. (t, c, p, s)
Maintenance Bulletins that change the infrastructure of platform (c)
Transition/Upgrade to evolving PLATFORM (t, c, p, s)
Modifications
(Capability)
Ability to accommodate different U.A.V.s (p)
New material (p)
New Technologies (p)
Reactive
Correction
Lost communications (p)
Lose U.A.V due to platform launch malfunction (c, s)
Variations
U.A.V Modifications changes effecting platform package (p, s)
Expansion
(Capacity)
Adapt variations for launching different size U.A.V.s (c, p, s)
Reconfiguration
Something happens that brings forward the need to reconfigure the system (t, c, p, s)
Accommodate different mission configuration changes (t, c, p, s)
Response Situations

5. System:_____RRS__________ (Think … Drag-and-Drop / Plug-and-Play)
Houston Euler Team members: John Caulder, Brian Krantz, Steve Kelley
Encapsulated Resources
U.A.V.s
Platform
Human Interactions (Operators, Maintainers, Developer)
Mounting Systems
Launching Rail System
Recovery Hook System
Power Supply Resource
Product Owner
Reusable
Scalable
Evolving Infrastructure
Concept of Operations (CONOPS)
Mounting Physical Interfaces
Framework for mission configuration

6. AAP Resources Integrity Management Infrastructure Rules/Standards
UAV
Platform
Human Interface
Operator/Developer
Mounting Sys
Launch/Recovery
Sys
Product Owner
Situational awareness
Resource mix evolution
Resource readiness
Activity assembly
Infrastructure evolution
Human Operator
UAV
Everyone
Operator
Product Owner
Active
Infrastructure
Passive
Small Package
Medium Package
Large Package
Sockets
Signals
Security
Safety
Service
Task Sequence
Launch Commands
Trusted Parts
DOD Safety Standards
Tasking CONOPS
Rules/Standards

7. New RRS Encapsulated Resources U.A.V.s Platform
Human Interactions (Operators, Maintainers)
Mounting Systems
Launching Rail System
Recovery Hook System
Power Supply Resource
Facilitated Interfacing
Mission Kits standardized to adapt to various platforms
To Accommodate multiple U.A.V.s
Facilitated Reuse
- Mission Kits reusable / adaptable to multiple platforms
Reusable
Scalable
Evolving Infrastructure
Concept of Operations (CONOPS)
Mounting Physical Interfaces
Framework for mission configuration
Redundancy and Diversity
Accommodate different size U.A.V.s
Removable/Interchangeable Kits
Backup launching mechanisms
Backup Recovery System
Spare Parts Kits
Elastic Capacity
- Number of U.A.V.s
Reconfigurable
Peer Interaction
- None
Distributed Control & Information
- Launch and Recovery Teams
Deferred Commitment
Launch & Collection Mechanisms determined at Pre-mission Configuration
Self-Organization
- Tasking Specific at Pre-Mission Configuration