Overview
Be introduced to the overarching “big picture” environment of basic sensor and weapons theory. Learn about the various types of radar systems, electro-optical systems, sonar systems, guidance and tracking systems, command and control architectures, weapon propulsion, fusing and warheads. Mathematic expressions are kept simple such that a quick understanding of the relationships and trade-offs of different performance factors can be appreciated and determined. Considerations on how the differing elements of the Detect-to-Engage sequence could be analysed, judgments made and metrics used are also explored. All elements presented are unclassified.
Course Outline
- What Makes a Combat System?
- Radar
- EO/IR
- Sonar
- Track
- Command and Control
- Engagement
- Countermeasures
- Effects
- Kill-chain Analysis and Trade-offs
- Measures of Effectiveness
- Evaluation of Combat Systems
- Latest Combat Systems
Course Details
Duration: 4 days
Who should attend: Structured for decision makers, analysts and engineers who aim to broaden their understanding of individual elements of the detection to engagement kill-chain for Naval Weapon Systems
Prerequisite: No prerequisities are mandated for this course
Accreditation: National accreditation is currently not available for this course
Trainer: Mr Craig Payne, retired naval officer and experienced lecturer in principles of naval weapons, basic naval weapon systems and electronic warfare. BSc/MSc and researcher at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory and published technical author
How to register for this course
Simply fill out one of the below Course Registration Forms and return via email to training@babcock.com.au
Contact us
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Babcock Training Academy
Level 9
70 Franklin Street
Adelaide SA 5000