Command and Control Department

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NAVIGATION and APPLIED SCIENCES DEPARTMENT
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230 Navigation and Applied Sciences Department
Department Manager 619-553-3500

• Major Projects
• Ocean Survey Systems Supporting Fleet Ballistic
  Missile Community
• Global Positioning System Receiver Design,
  Development, and Testing
• Navigation Sensors and Systems Design,
  Development and Integration
• Airspace Management and Control Systems
• Marine Mammal Technology
• Environmental Quality Technology
• Security, Surveillance, and Robotic Systems
• ASW Tactical Training and Decision Aids

• Statistics
• 6 divisions
• 400 employees
• Approx. 170 million annual budget
• San Diego Point Loma and Old Town Los
  Angeles Georgia

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231 Global Positioning and Navigation Systems
Division
Division Manager 619-553-5459
Mission Statement Navys principal agent to
perform research, development, test, and
evaluation of Global Positioning System (GPS)
systems and equipment.

• Statistics
• 5 branches
• 90 employees
• 17M total obligation authority
• Pt. Loma buildings 1, 106, and 128 Old
  Town Campus 1
• Georgia Los Angeles
• GPS Test Lab

• Major Projects
• GPS
• Platform Inertial Systems and Technology
• Embedded and Integrated GPS Technologies
• GPS VME Receiver Card Testing (GVRC)
• Inertial System Development and Testing
• Miniature Airborne GPS Receiver (MAGR)

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232 Marine Navigation Division
Division Manager 619-553-3151
Mission Statement Navys principal agent to
perform research and development in marine
applications for ocean survey and navigation
systems integration.

• Major Projects
• AN/SSN-6 Navigation Sensor System Interface
  (NAVSSI) Development
• HMS SCOTT Ocean Survey System
• NAVOCEANO Ocean Survey Support
• Ocean Bottom Bathymetry
• Backscatter Imagery
• Ocean Bottom Classification
• Inertial Navigation Systems

• Statistics
• 4 branches
• 62 employees
• 20M total obligation authority
• Pt. Loma buildings 1, 48, 143, 146, 150, 175,
  and 204
• Ocean Survey, NAVSSI and Inertial Labs

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233 Airspace Systems Division
Division Manager 619-524-2545
Mission Statement Provide a full range of
development, systems engineering, and support for
Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and civilian
agency ship, shore, and airborne airspace
management and control systems.

• Major Projects
• Air Traffic Control Systems (ATC)
• Marine ATC and Landing System (MATCALS)
• Caribbean Regional Operation Center (CARIBROC)
• Tactical Air Navigation (TACAN)
• Precision Approach Radar (PAR)
• Instrument Landing System (ILS)
• Navigational Aids (NAVAIDS)
• Mobile Inshore Undersea Warfare (MIUW) Vans
• Position Location Reporting System (PLRS/EPLRS)

• Statistics
• 3 branches
• 80 employees
• 34.2M total obligation authority
• Old Town Campus building 2

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CARIBROC SSA LAB D336
MATCALS D336
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235 Biosciences Division
Division Manager 619-533-5252
Mission Statement Conduct a broad spectrum of
research and development in biological science,
marine animals, biomimetric, and biosystems.
Provide medical, behavioral, and engineering
support to fleet animal systems.

• Major Projects
• Marine Mammal Systems
• MK-4, MK-5, MK-6, MK-7 and MK-8
• SWIDS
• DARPA Biomimetic Sonar
• Contracting Agent for DARPA Controlled Biological
  Systems Program

• Statistics
• 2 branches
• 40 employees
• 18.7M total obligation authority
• Pt. Loma buildings 16T, 112, 193, and 194
• Marine mammal docks and enclosures

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Water Intrusion Detection System (SWIDS)

• Objectives
• Utilize California Sea Lions to assist US Navy
  assets in performing Fleet force protection
  operations
• Demonstrate capabilities under and around ships /
  piers / open water
• Propose initial one year technology demonstration
  followed by analysis for out year fielding

• Significance
• Provides efficient and effective method for
  addressing underwater portion of the force
  protection mission
• Demonstration system could be mission ready
  within 3 months
• SWIDS is fully interoperable with existing force
  protection assets (Waterside security, MK6 Marine
  Mammal System, MIUW)

• Accomplishments
• Established sea lion training and research
  facility
• Demonstrated sea lion capabilities to search for
  and mark surface swimmers and divers as stand
  alone system or in coordination with hardware
  units
• Delivered sea lion object recovery system to the
  fleet

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236 Environmental Sciences Division
Division Manager Acting, 619-533-6349

• Major Projects
• Sunken Ship Study (SINKEX)/Artificial Reef Study
  (REEFEX)/PCB LEACH-RATE Study
• Chemical and Biological Sensor Systems
• Marine Environmental Support Office (MESO)
• Stochastic Resonance, Nonlinear Dynamics
• Uniform National Discharge Standards, Modeling
• and Simulation

• Statistics
• 4 branches
• 70 employees
• 11M total obligation authority
• Pt. Loma buildings 1, F9, 67, 111, 121, 142,
  148, and 149
• Labs-Marine Environmental Sciences and Sensor
  Development

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Programs
Marine Environmental Quality Assessment and
Remediation
Marine Environmental Survey Capability (MESC)
Environmental Transport Fate and Effects Modeling
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Stochastic Resonance / Nonlinear Dynamics

• Operational Pay-Off
• Communications - Nonlinear Sensor Arrays, Active
  Antennas, GPS Anti-Jamming
• Surveillance - Non-Acoustic ASW, Explosives
  Detection
• Non-Destructive Evaluation
• Biomagnetics

• Accomplishments
• Proved coupling non-linear elements in arrays
  boosts detection performance and increases SNR by
  gt10dB.
• Discovered how optimal array coupling and noise
• strength scale with array size.
• SQUID Magnetometers - Increased sensitivity and
  noise tolerance, used Heterodyne Signals for
  convenient frequency measurement, reduced cost of
  associated electronics.
• Quantified dolphin echolocation clicks with 3
  parameters.
• Showed how noise can extend signal propagation in
  non-linear medium.
• Developed high performance computing software to
  simulate stochastic non-linear systems and signal
  processing performance.
• Published 23 research papers on stochastic
  non-linear dynamics since 1994.
• 1 Patent issued, 3 pending.

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237 Advanced Systems Division
Division Manager Acting, 619-533-6349

• Major Projects
• Mobile Detection Assessment Response System
  (MDARS)
• Electronic Harbor Security
• Waterside Security System
• Man Packable Robot Systems
• Mobile Inshore Undersea Warfare System Upgrade
  (MIUW-SU)

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Man Portable Robotic System

• Operational Relevance
• Removes warfighters from dangerous environments
  by providing a remote inspection and surveillance
  capability.
• Intended for Tactical and Force Protection
  Scenarios
• Urban warfare reconnaissance in tunnels and
  sewers.
• Remote surveillance for Special Forces.
• Digital telemetry link allows voice/video/data
  relay to any command center that has access to an
  IP-based network.
• Technology transfer platform for DARPA TMR
  program.
• Amphibious/land-based marsupial delivery
  capability.

• SSC San Diego Accomplishments
• Developed MPRS for the UGV/S JPO as an initiative
  for the Joint Contingency Force Advanced
  Warfighter Experiment.
• Successfully participated in Concept Experiment
  Plan at Fort Leonard Wood, MO, in October of
  1999.
• Developed second-generation robot for the Armys
  10th Mountain Division in Fort Drum, NY in
  February of 2000.
• Fabricated four hardened systems for
  participation in the JCF AWE at Fort Polk, LA in
  September of 2000.
• Developed entire system from initial user
  requirements to final fielded product in less
  than a year.