# **************************************************************************** # 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. # **************************************************************************** ############################################################################# # A generic IRST (InfrRed Search and Track) sensor # # ***** NOTICE ***** # # This definition is not intended to be representive of the real system. Some # undefined characteristics of the system have been provided so the achieved # performance matches the values defined in the noted references. # # Reference: none # UNCLASSIFIED ############################################################################# # # SNIPPET: example of how this sensor could be included in a simulation # # include_once generic_irst.txt # # ... simulation setup & initialization commands # # platform_type MISSILE_PLATFORM WSF_PLATFORM # icon missile # mover WSF_AIR_MOVER # ... mover commands # end_mover # end_platform_type # # platform sensor_test MISSILE_PLATFORM # side blue # heading 0.0 deg # route # position 35:00n 118:15w altitude 20000 ft heading 90 deg # speed 1200 kts # extrapolate # end_route # # add sensor irst_sensor GENERIC_IRST # on # initialize sensor as 'on' # debug # print debug info about sensor operation # end_sensor # end_platform # ############################################################################# sensor GENERIC_IRST WSF_IRST_SENSOR #-- Platform Part Commands off # default no_debug # default #-- Articulated Part Commands # Slew mode and limits, yaw, pitch, & roll info goes here #-- Antenna Commands azimuth_field_of_view -45 deg 45 deg elevation_field_of_view -45 deg 45 deg #-- Detection Scheduling Commands frame_time 0.5 seconds maximum_range 50 nm #-- IRST Sensor Mode Commands # atmospheric_attenuation is a very simple-minded approach to modeling # propagation. It can also be thought of as the 'rate_of_extinction'. # This should include the effects of scattering and absorbance. # # In reality the propagation would have to consider the wavelength of # the spectral content, the scattering and absorbsion coefficients as a # function of altitude and wavelength as well as environmental effects # such as dust, humidity, etc. atmospheric_attenuation 0.05 per km # Background_radiance is a very simple-minded approach to modeling # the background radiance. In reality it is a function of many # variables time of day (and hence, sun position), temperature, and many # other environmental effects. background_radiance 500 microwatts/cm^2/sr # Set operating band of the sensor as one of following: # short 1 - 3 microns # medium 3 - 5 microns # long 8 - 12 microns # very_long 15 - 30 microns band medium # Noise Equivalent Irradiance (NEI) is the receiver noise. # The ratio of computed 'signal' and this value must exceed the value of # 'detection_threshold' for a detection to be declared. noise_equivalent_irradiance 1.0E-12 w/cm^2 # detection_threshold is the signal/noise required for detection. detection_threshold 3.0 #-- Track Formation Commands azimuth_error_sigma 0.001 deg elevation_error_sigma 0.001 deg range_error_sigma 7.0 m hits_to_establish_track 3 5 #-- 3 of last 5 scans to establish track hits_to_maintain_track 1 4 #-- 1 of last 4 scans to maintain track reports_range reports_bearing reports_elevation reports_location reports_signal_to_noise reports_velocity end_sensor