# **************************************************************************** # CUI # # The Advanced Framework for Simulation, Integration, and Modeling (AFSIM) # # The use, dissemination or disclosure of data in this file is subject to # limitation or restriction. See accompanying README and LICENSE for details. # **************************************************************************** ############################################################################### # ------ UNCLASSIFIED ------ # BLUE_SR_SAM - Complex (with uplink and seeker) ############################################################################### # # ***** WARNING ***** WARNING ***** WARNING ***** WARNING ***** WARNING ***** # # This definition is intended to be EXPORTABLE. It is defined using publicly # available, attributable sources. DO NOT ADD ANYTHING BASED ON OTHER SOURCES! # # ***** WARNING ***** WARNING ***** WARNING ***** WARNING ***** WARNING ***** # ############################################################################### # # This BLUE_SR_SAM representation extends upon the baseline seeker representation # by providing a datalink and a seeker. # # References: # # 1) http://www.globalsecurity.org/space/systems/patriot-ac-3.htm # # "The missile flies to an intercept point specified prior to launch by its # ground-based fire solution computer, which is embedded in the engagement # control station. Target trajectory data can be updated during missile flyout # by means of a radio frequency uplink/downlink. Shortly before arrival at the # intercept point, the PAC-3 Missile's on board Ka band seeker acquires the # target, selects the optimal aim point and terminal guidance is initiated. # The ACMs, which are small, short duration solid propellant rocket motors # located in the missile forebody, fire explosively to refine the missile's # course to assure body-to-body impact. ############################################################################### include blue_sr_sam_common.txt ############################################################################### platform_type BLUE_SR_SAM BLUE_SR_SAM_BASE comm datalink WSF_COMM_TRANSCEIVER internal_link data_mgr end_comm # The seeker is modeled very simplisticly. There is no performance data. # This is really just a method to model seeker errors. sensor seeker WSF_GEOMETRIC_SENSOR off frame_time 0.1 sec azimuth_field_of_view -70 deg 70 deg elevation_field_of_view -70 deg 70 deg maximum_range 50 km maximum_request_count 1 range_error_sigma 1 m azimuth_error_sigma 0.001 deg elevation_error_sigma 0.001 deg filter WSF_KALMAN_FILTER process_noise_sigmas_XYZ 50 50 50 process_noise_model constant_acceleration end_filter reports_range reports_bearing reports_elevation reports_velocity internal_link data_mgr end_sensor processor data_mgr WSF_WEAPON_TRACK_PROCESSOR end_processor # Modify the guidance processor such that when it enters TERMINAL phase # that it turns on the sensor and starts tracking the target. During this # phase we guide to perception to allow the introduction of errors. edit processor guidance edit phase TERMINAL guide_to_truth false on_entry WsfSensor seeker = PLATFORM.Sensor("seeker"); WsfTrack targetTrack = PLATFORM.CurrentTargetTrack(); if (seeker.IsValid() && targetTrack.IsValid()) { seeker.TurnOn(); seeker.StartTracking(targetTrack, ""); } end_on_entry end_phase end_processor end_platform_type