D71: Maritime Surveillance Division
Mission
Deliver maritime surveillance sensor systems and technologies:
- Deployable, fixed, mobile systems
- Fleet introduction and operational testing
- Sensor/processing technology
- Signal and information processing
- Sensor modeling and simulation
- Concept development and evaluation
Core Capabilities
Our core capabilities include:
- Surveillance system design and prototyping
- Laboratory and field testing of components, subsystems, and systems: planning, integration, calibration, data acquisition, and analysis
- Fleet introduction and test
- Sensor design, modeling, and performance analysis
- Signal and information processing
- Environmental acoustics and risk assessment
- Modeling and simulation
- High-performance computing and visualization
Applications
- Deployable and distributed surveillance
- Mobile and fixed surveillance
- Acoustic source technology
- Active sonar processing and target classification
- Marine environmental acoustics
- Simulation-based prototyping and high performance computing
Facilities
Our facilities include the following:
- Array Fabrication and Test Facility
- Transducer Development Laboratory
- Isolated High Voltage Low Frequency Laboratory
- Advanced Virtual Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (AdVISR) Laboratory
- Multi-static Processing Laboratory
- High Performance Computing (HPC) Facility
- Acoustic Systems and Technology Analysis and Research (ASTAR) Laboratory
- Situationally and Environmentally Adaptive Classification and Signal Processing (SEACLASP) Secure Processing Facilities
- Surveillance with Non-Acoustic and Acoustic Processing (SNAP) Laboratory
- Transducer Analysis Computer Laboratory (TACL)
D71 Contact Information
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