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ASTM F41 Working Group CAPT Duane Ashton Unmanned Maritime Systems August 18, 2011

Methodology to Achieve Level 6: (1) Level of documentation How PEO LCS Evaluates OA Analysis at subcomponent and subfunction level to look for opportunities for openness within systems, focusing on: (2) Widespread use of a standard /architecture/technology/interface (3) Ease of making a change (4) Ownership to support upgrades (5) Consideration of Hardware OA (i.e., modular payloads, swappable hulls, variable sensors) 2 Open Architecture Goal for LDUUV is Level 6

Unmanned Systems Common Control Description: - Unmanned Systems Common Control Working Group stood up under the PEO-LCS S&T Working Group to evaluate the current state of the PEO effort to achieve a standard software architecture for unmanned system's C2 and identifying the path forward to gain consensus among all stakeholders on finalization and implementation. - Stood up in June 2011 bringing together representatives from across the community of interest - Will deliver a Gap Analysis on the current effort and a White Paper on way forward and recommended transition milestones -UxV Combined Task Force (CTF) established to address synergy and symmetry in C2 arena Operational Relevance: A standard set of software components and interface specifications for communication between components will reduce overall cost and schedule for integration of new unmanned systems and enhancement of existing systems PEO Objectives: Lead the working group, conduct a requirements and solution survey, deliver the gap analysis, and recommendations on way ahead. Major Accomplishments, Products, Deliverables, Future Milestones: JUN 2011 Conducted WG Kickoff meeting in Panama City during ONR Demo event with representation from multiple PEO program/projects and industry partners AUG 2011 Begin requirements and solution survey FEB 2012 Deliver Requirements Gap Analysis APR 2012 Deliver Way Ahead White Paper 3 LDUUV needs a USCC-like process to ensure success

Modular Open System Approach Interoperability Maintainability Extensibility Composibility Reusability LDUUV goals for OA backbone 4

Core UUV Components Mission Functionality Vehicle Functionality Communications Management Payload Management Vehicle Health Management Power Generation Management Sensor Configuration Flexibility LDUUV OA focus is on achieving functionality that provides maximum flexibility 5

UUV System Elements Mobility Power Plant Comms Payloads Vehicle Sensors Motor, Controller, prop Lateral Thruster Anchor Control Surfaces Ballast / Buoyancy Winch (for moving up/down in the water column) L&R Equipment Battery / Charger Hybrid Energy Generator Fuel Cell Hydrogen Power Generator Diesel Generator Energy Harvesting UW acoustic UW laser UHF/VHF/RF comms Comms mast Comms Buoy Sonars Weapons Environmental Sensors ISR Sensors Leave Behind Sensors Autonomy Defined Interfaces & Standards Position Sensors Depth Sensor Altitude Sensor Speed Sensor Attitude Sensors Conductivity / Temperature Sensor Open Architecture necessary to permit flexible information exchange between hardware/software elements LDUUV design permits integration of multiple configurations of hardware elements Interface Control Documents (ICDs) help control configuration & information exchange between Host Platform, LDUUV, and the various HW/SW elements OA focus on functionality for core components provides the design flexibility required 6

Interfaces Components that do not meet the interface standard will implement an adapter to conform to the standard. Government Total Ownership Cost significantly higher Not preferred approach Common power and data interface for all subsystems. Preferred approach 7

Interface Example Not Preferred Preferred 8

Challenges Interface definitions Electronic specifications Control and Tactical Data Transportation specifications 9

SUMMARY PEO LCS a strong advocate for OA framework Ability to perform multiple missions using the same platform/weapons system requires an OA structure Looking to ASTM F41 Group to provide the insight and guidance as to how best to achieve that objective 10