changes from Change l. AR 381-8 OPNAVINST 3880.3A AFR 200-8 DereNsE INTELLIGENCE AGency REGULATION xo oe DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY AND ARMY HEGULATION DEPARTMENTS OF THE ARMY, THE NAVY Oe craveriox AND THE AIR FORCE No. 3880.34 Wasuincton, D.C., 12 October 1971 Ar Force REGULATION No. 200-8 INTELLIGENCE DATA RECORDED ON RECONNAISSANCE/MAPPING IMAGERY 1. Purpose. To establish the Department of Defense (DoD) formats for data recorded on scnsor imagery during aerial reconnaissance and mapping missions. This regulation is issued to standardize inflight data recording to provide the efficient interchanges ef reconnaissance and mapping records he- tween the Military Services. 2. Supersession. This regulation supersedes DIAR 55-2, Army Regulation No. 381-S, OPNAY Instruction No. 3880.3, and Air Force Regulation No. 95-9, 19 August 1965. Revision has been so extensive that asterisks to indicate changes have been omitted. 3. References. a. Secretary of Defense Memorandum, “Standardized Reconnaissance Duta Marking and Material Handling Systems (U),’’ CONFIDENTIAL. 26 Marchi 1963. 6. DoD Directive 5105.21, “Defense Intelligence Agency,” 1 August 196!, as amended. c. Military Standard 782C, “Reconnaissance/Mapping Data Marking,’’ 1 July 1969. 4. Scope. This regulation applies to any element of the DoD operating airborne reconneissance of mapping systems which include the capability to apply binary coded data to the photographic film or sensor record. Other Gov- ernment agencies and private acrial survey organizations are encauraged to use the data and data formats, when practical in the interest of standardization. 5. Description. a. Reference 3.0 established the Mil Std 78 Code Matrix Block (CMBi as the data marking system for recording data from aerial reconnaissance or map- ping missions. However, other data recording systems may emerge for advanced ucrial reconnaissance or mapping systems. The data requirements set forth in this regulation will apply to all DoD systems incorporating inflight data recording on photographic film or sensor record. 6. The CMB is a pattern of dots recorded on film simultaneously with sensor eperations. The CMB provides digital information pertaining to the location and orientation of the sensor and/or the vehicle which exposed the imugery. the sensing group and the time of the exposure. Technical specifications for the recorded CMB arc sct forth in reference 3.c.
DIAR 55-2 AR 381-8 OPNAVINST 3880.3A AFR 200-8 6. General. a. The airborne data annotation system can, within the limitations of tho 96 dot CMB structure, display selected data in human readable alpha numerics on alternate frames of aerial photography or sensor record to accommodate spe- cific command requirements. This regulation docs not preclude the alpha numeric display provided the digital display specified in this regulation appears on the othor alternate frames. b. Specific contents of the CMB record for reconnaissance imagery are shown in enclosures 1 and 2. Enclosures 3 and 4 show the specific contents of the CMB record on mapping photography. Enclosure 5 sets forth the data matrix coding and the conversion of the 16 numeric combinations provided by tho excess 3 Binary Coded Decimal (BCD-3) recording system. c. Enclosure 6 is a listing of assigned Sensor Identification Codes to be used in Positions 10, t1 and 12, Column Z of the CMB. Enclosure 7 is a listing of Mode Designators to be used in Position 2, Column X an: Position 8, Column Z, as indicated. d. DoD clements operating acrial reconnaissance and mapping systems with inflight date recording devices will assure that all aircraft systems inputing and recording annotations ure properly oriented, maintained and verified to provide accurate data for the CMB record. In addition, these DoD clements will assure strict compliance with technical orders pertaining to the processing of reconnais- sance and mapping film to ensure the readibility of the CMB. e. Requirements for specific codes to identify additional scnsors or to assign designators for additional modes will be forwarded to DIA fer validation and publication. Requests for Sensor Identification Codes and Mode Designators will include the information indicated in the column headings of Enclosures 6 and 7. 7. Office of Primary Interest. The Defonse Intelligence Agency (RPP) is charged with the responsibility of coordination and maintenance of this regulation. 8. Effective Date. This regulation is effective upon receipt. Updating of current inventory acrin{ reconnaissance and mapping systems to incerperate the Mil Std 782 data annotation shall be determined on a cost effectiveness basis by the Military Department concerned.
DIAR 55-2 AR 381-8 OPNAVINST 3880.3A AFR 200-8 By Order of the Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and the Secretaries of the Army, the Navy, and the Air Force: Official: CLARENCE D. BRISTOL, JR. Colonel, USAF Chief, Administrative Services Official: VERNON L. BOWERS Major General, United States Army The Adjutant General Official: DWIGHT W. COVELL Colonel, USAF Director of Administrative Services D. M. SHOWERS Rear Admiral, USN Chief of Staff, Defense Intelligence Agency W.C. WESTMORELAND General, United States Army Chief of Staff T. F. DEDMAN Rear Admiral, United States Navy Assistant Vice Chief of Naval Operations Director of Naval Administration JOHN D. RYAN General, U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff
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DIAR 55-2 ENCLOSURE. 2 AR 381-8 OPNAVINST 3880.34 AFR 200-8 CODE MATRIX BLOCK CONTENTS RECONNAISSANCE Data Description By Row of Each Column Column X Column Y Column Z 1. Divider 1. Divider 1. Divider 2. B/N Mode (Nor. or Stby) ELRAC ELRAC . 3. Divider 2. Emitter A location 2. Emitter B freq. Radar Altitude (Feet) 3. Emitter A frequency 3. Emitter B pulse width 4. Tens of thousands 4. Emitter A pulse width 4. Emitter C location 5. Thousands 5. Emitter B location 5. Emitter C frequency G. Hundreds 6. Divider 6. Emitter C pulse width 7. Tens Pitch (Degrees) 7. Divider 8. Units 7. Tens 8. SUR Mode Range 9. Divider 8. Units delay or Longtlude 9. Tenths 9. Divider IR Filter 10. Hundreds of degrees 10. Sign, + or — Sensor Identification Ll. Tens of degrees 1k. Divider 10. Hundreds 12. Unit degrees Roll (Degrees) il. Tens 13. Tens of minutes 12. Tens 12. Units 14. Unit minutes 13. Units 13. Divider 15. Tenths of minutes 14. Tenths Sortie or Project No. 16. Sign, + or — 15. Sign, + or — 14. Thousands 17. Divider 16. Divider 1§. Hundreds Latitude Drift (Yaw) (Degrees) 16. Tens 18. Tens of degrees 17. Tens 17. Units 19. Unit degrees 18. Units 18. Divider 20. Tens of minutes 19. Tenths Taking Unit 21. Unit minutes 20. Sign, + or — 19. Thousands (Squad.) 22. Tenths of minutes 21. Divider 20. Hundreds (Squad.) 23. Sign, + or — Heading (Degrees) 21. Tens (Squad.) 24. Divider 22. Hundreds 22. Units (Squad.) Time-GMT 23. Tens 23. Tens (Detach.) 25. Tens of hours 24. Units 24. Units (Detach.) 26. Unit hours 25. Tenths 25. Divider 27. Tens cf minutes 28. Divider Date 28. Unit minutes Barometric Altilude (Feet) 26. Tens of years 29. Tens of seconds 27. Tens of thousands 27. Units ycar 30. Unit seconds 28. Thousands 28. Tens of month 31. Tenths of seconds 29. Hundreds 29. Units month 32. Divider 30. Tens 30. Tens of day 31. Units 31. Units day 32. Divider 32. Divider
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DIAR 55-2 AR 381-8 OPNAVINST 3880.3A AFR 200-8 CODE MATRIX BLOCK CONTENTS “Column X 1. Divider 2. Minus sign (Map. format) 3. Divider Radar Altitude (Feet) 4. Tens of thousands 5. Thousands 6. Hundreds 7. Tens 8. Units 9. Divider Longtiude 10. Hundreds of degrees 11. Tens of degrees 12. Unit degrees 13. Tens of minutes 14. Unit minutes 15. Tenths of minutes 16. Sign, + or — 17. Divider Latilude 18. Tens of degrees 19. Unit degrees 20. Tens of minutes 21. Unit minutes 22. Tenths of minutes 23. Sign, + or — 24. Divider Timce—GNT 25. Tens of hours 26. Unit hours 27. Tens of minutes 28. Unit minutes 29. Tens of seconds 30. Unit seconds 31. Tenths of seconds 32. Divider ENCLOSURE 4 MAPPING Column Y 1. Divider Film Identification 2. Tens (Prime Camera) . Units ” " wm . Units " " 6. Divider Pitch (Degrees) 7. Tens 8. Units 9. Tenths 10. Sign, + or — 11. Divider Roll (Degrees) 12. Tens 13. Units 14. Tenths 15. Sign, + or — 16. Divider Drift (Yaw) (Degrees) 17. Tens 18. Units 19. Tenths 20. Sign, + or — 21. Divider Heading (Degrees) 22. Hundreds 23. Tens 24. Units 25. Tenths 26. Divider Barometric Altitude (Fect) 27. Tens of thousands 28. Thousands 29. rundreds 30. Tens 31. Units 32. Divider . Tens (Alternate Camera) Data Description By Row of Each Column Column Z 1. Divider Camera Azimuth 2. Hundreds of degrees . Tens of degrees . Unit degrees . Tens of minutes . Unit minutes . Divider . Mode (Mount) . Divider Sensor Identification 10. Hundreds il. Tens 12. Units 13. Divider Sortie or Project No. 14. Thousands 15. Hundreds 16. Tens 17. Units 18. Divider Taking Unit 19. Thousands (Sauad) 20. Hundreds (Squad) 21. Tens (Squad) 22. Units (Squad) 23. Tens (Detach) 24. Units (Detach) 25. Divider Date 26. Tens of years 27. Unit years 28. Tens of months 29. Unit months 30. Tens of days 31. Unit days 32. Divider OWNAN Aw
DIAR 55-2 AR 381-8 OPNAVINST 3880.8A AFR 200-8 DATA MATRIX CODING The data matrix is coded in excess three binary coded decimal. This system uses decimal numbering but it is recorded in a coded binary form as listed below, It is read as a normal binary system, that is right to left, making a summavion of the significant bits, then subtracting three to obtain the decimal values tabulated below: DECIMAL INDEX D4 D3 D2 DL PARITY NUMERIC VALUE VALUE BIT Be 4s 2* ix BIT OR MEANING -3 6 @ Not Used -2 e r Minus Sign -l ® @ Error 0 46 8 6 8 Zero lL @ r One 2 @ e 6 9 Two 3 e @ e ) Three 4 e e e 9 Four 5 e e Five 5 ] e ’ e e Six 7 @ @ e @ Seven 8 @ C) a 8 Eighe 9 é ] e e Nine 10 & ® @ ° Plus Sign Ll e 6 e e Special i2 @ e 6 e e 6 Divider NOTES: 1. The numerical figures by the asterisk (*) indicates the binary value of the recsrded bit in that column, 2. The index mark is always present, 3. The parity bit is present to cause the total count of dots across one column (six dot positions) to be an even number. This provides che ''Parity check" to insure that the bit recording is correct. 4. The divider is used as a visual indicator to separate major groups of characters within the Code Matrix Block. 5. Significant bits progress from D4 (most significant) through Dl (least significant), 6. "Not Used" (decimal value-3) indicates that data is not available for recording, 7. “Error” (decimal Value-1) indicates che information generated for record- ing is outside the range of the particular sensing device in use, 8. "Special" (decimal value 11) indicates that the information normally pre- sented in this location will be recorded by some other recording device. 9. A plus or minus code may occur in the code matrix block. This is an acceptable coded digit. The plus and minus conyention is as follows: Latitude: + North -South Longitude: +East -West Drift/Yaw: +A/C Nose Left of Ground Track; -A/C Nose Right of Ground Track Roll: +Right Wing Down; -Right Wing Up Pitch: +Nose Up; -Nose Down Minus (-) cade in position X2 denotes Mapping Mode. ENCLOSURE 5
DIAR 55-2 AR 381-8 OPNAVINST 3880.34 AFR 206-8 Nomenclature ~ Camera Cameza Camera Camers Cameras Camers Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camcra Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camcra Camera Camcra Cameras Canicra Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera SENSOR INDENTIFICATION CODES psa (I mches) Designation KA-1 KA-1 KA-1 KA-2 KA-2 KA-2 KA-2 KA-2 KA-2 KA-18A KA-18A KA-1S8A KA-SOA KA-SGA KA-50A4 KA-50A KA-50A KA-50A KA-SOA KA-50A(Special) K A-SOA(Special) KA-5CA (Special) KA-50A (Special) KA-51A(Special) EA-SIA/B KA-51A/B KA-514A/B KA-51A/B KA-51A/B KA-S1A/B KA-51A/B KA-S51A/B KA-51A/B KA-S1A/B KHA-S1A/B KA-51LA/B KA-S1A/B KA-SLA/B KA-51A/B KA-51A/B KA-S1A/B KA-S1LA/B KA-53A KA-53A KA-53A KA-53A KA-S3A KA-534 KA-SI3A KA-S53A KF A-53A KA-55 KA-58 ENCLOSURE 6 10 36 38 36 24 24 24 24 24 24 w Wd to D vm de ne w AAAMMAAAAAUAMAAMAAGAAMNAAAAAGD te te ee OD 75 75 75 75 .75 75 .75 (F1.5) Mode S. Vert (L) S. Vert (R) Vert L..Obi. L.Ob!. L.ObI. R.Obl. R.Qb!}. R.Ob!. V.Strip V.Strip V Strip Vert. F.Vert. A. Wert, L.Ob!I. R.Obi. L.Ob}. R.Ob!. L.Ob!}. R.Obi. L.Obl. R.Ob!. F.Vert. F.Od}. L.Obdl. R.Ob1. L.Ob!. R.Lb}. F.Vert. A.Vert. F.Vert.(N} A.Vert.(N) Vert.(N) L.ObI.(N) R.ObLEN) L.Ob!. R.Ob!. L.ObI. R.Ob!1. F.Ob!. Vert. S. Vert. (L) S. Vert. (R) Vert L. Ob! R. Obl. F.Vert.iNn} A.Vert.in} L.ObE.CN) R.ObL(N) PAN PAN Depreasion Angle (Degrees) 7 17 8 15 25 25 15 § WW or tom nr nr OOO ON Wd to oy ~ OW UO UW won in un or a OG) Gr me Mord md ta to re oe — Ow wo on ane sta ut aw Mount Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Stab. Stab. Fixed Fixed Stab. Stab. Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Code 132 133 134 1286 127 128 129 130 131 135 136 137 063 O11 013 034 035 140 141 142 143 L44 145 146 G02 005 008 cor HOS Q10 O12 Old OLs O23 G25 029 030 031 N32 033 147 Gi6 G17 Js G19 025 Ol) O24 026 027 O44 OS4
Nomenclature Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camers Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camcra Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Cameras Camera Cameras Camera Camera SENSOR INDENTIFICATION CODES Designation KA-60 KA-60 KA-62A KA-62A KA-62A KA-~62A KA-62A KA-62A KA-62A KA-76 KA-75 KA-76 KA-76 KA-~76. KA-76 KA-76 KA-76 KA~76 KA-76 Ka-76 KA-76 KA-76 KA-76 KA-76 wA-76 KA-76 KA-7é KA-76 KA-76 KA-73 KA-87 KA-87 KC-6A KS-68A KS-69A E3-72 KS-72 KS~72 KS-72 KS~72 KS-72 KS-72 KS-72 KS-72 KS-72 KS-72 KS-72 KS~78A(KC-6A) KS-87 KS-87 KS-87 KS-87 K8-87 Focal Length os DAAMMWUBNWWE Re ERE WHWWWWW Ow ~ NHN WOWARMAAW GAM WW se » ro Nw H HY iiediherd WOPONAaA 75 75 75 75 ) 75 Mode Vert F.Obl. L.Obl. R.Ob!. L.ObIl. R.Ob!. Vert F.Vert A.Vert Vert R.Obl. L.Obl. R.Ob!. L.Ob!l. Vert R.Obl. L.Obl. R.Obl. L.Ob!. Vert R.ObI. L.Obl. R.Obl. L.Obl. Vert R.Obl. L.ObI. R.Obl. L.Obl. PAN Vert Vert Vert PAN PAN R. Obl. Vert L. Oak R. Ob: Vert L. Obl. L. Obl. L. Obl. Vert R. Obl. R. Obl. KR. Obl. Vert S. Vert (L) S. Vert (L) 8. Vert Vert F. Obl. AR 381-8 OPNAVINST. 388034 AFR 200-8 Deprestion Angle (Degrees) Mount Code Fixed 088 20 Fixed 089 37.5 Fixed 636 37.5 Fixed 037 52 Fixed 038 52 Fixed 039 Fixed 040 Stab. 041 Stab. 042° Fixed 090 15 Fixed 001 iS Fixed 092 30 Fixed 093 30 Fixe:! 094 Fixed 095 15 Fixed 006 15 Fixed 007 30 Fixed 098 2Z Fixed 009 Fixed 100 15 Fixed 101 15 Fixed 102 30 Fixed 103 30 Fixed 104 Fixed 105 15 Fixed 106 15 Fixed 107 30 Fixed 108 30 Fixed 109 Fixed 148 Fixed 085 Fixed 086 Stab. 138 006 004 25 Fixed 114 Fixed 116 3 Fixed 116 30 Fixed 117 Fixed 118 5 Fixed 119 15 Fixed 120 25 Fixed 121 Fixed 122 rt Fixed 123 13 Fixed L24 5 Fixed 125 Stab. 146 71.6 Fixed O45 80.5 Fixed 046 83. 7 Fixed 047 Fixed 048 35. 9 Fixed dO DIAR 55-2 ENOLOSUBE 6 Ww
DIAR 55-2 AR 381-8 OPNAVINST 3880.3A AFR 200-8 Nomenclature Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Caniera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera IR In im Laser PECM SLR SLR SER SLR SLR Nh oO t is t 4 ENCLOSURE 6 12 SENSOR INDENTIFICATION CODES Foca! Depression Length Angle Designation (Inches) Mode (Degrees) KS-87 3 Vert KS-87 12 L. Obl. 4 KS-387 12 IL. Obl. 15 KS-87 12 L. Obl. 40 KS-S7 12 Vert KS-8&7 12 R. Obl 30 KS-87 12 R. Obl. fr) KS-87 12 R. Ob!. 3 KS-&7 6 F. ObI. 23. 5 KS& -§7 6 F. Vert KS-37 18 L. Obl. 4 KS-S§7 1§ L. Obl. j KS-S7 Is L. Obl. 30 KS-&7 18 Vert KS-87 18 R. Odi. 30 KS-87 18 R. Obl. 15 KS-87 Is R. Ob} 5 KS-S7 4 POO] 30 KS-S87 8 1 oOby WA KS-S7 i L. Ubi 4 KS-S7 12 L. Obi. 15 KS-S7 i2 L. Obl 30 KS-87 18 L.Obi. ") KS-S7 1s L.Ont. a) KS-S7 Is L Ob! 30 KS-S7 3 R.Obl 3) KS-S7 6 Ob! 37.6 KS-S7 12 R.OvtL. 4 Ks-S7 12 R.ObL. a KS-S7 12 R.Go!. 30 KS-87 18 R.Obl. 4 KS-S7 15 R.Ob!, 15 Ks-s7 1§ R OL 39 AN,;AAS-18 AN/AAS-21 ANIAAS-24 AN/AV D-2 Ce) Vert AN/ALQ-61 AN/APD-7 ANJAPQ-102 AN/APS-94 kin 25 Range AN: APS-GS4 Am 3G Ratige AN/APS-94 kin 100 Range Mount Fixed Rota’ble Rota'ble Rota'ble Rota’ble Rota’ble Rota'ble Rota’ble Rota’ble Rota'ble Rota’bl- Rota’ble Rota‘ble Rota’ble Rota’ble Rota’bic Rota'bic Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed ined Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Code 050 031 Q52 953 054 955 056 057 058 959 O61 O62 065 964 665 966 N67 6S 509 076 O71 972 973 O74 O75 O76 O77 OTs Q79 USO Osl $2 083 OST Sss 110 139 y22 oO} Go ill ii2 tig
BIN Mode Normal Standby Side Looking Radar Mode Short (0-3nm) Medium (0-6 nm) Long (0-20nm) Extended (20-30 nm) Port Extended (30-40 nm) Port Extended (20-30 nm) Stbd Extended (30-40 nm) Stbd Range Delay 0 kM 10 kM 20 kM 30 kM 40 kM 50 kM 60 kM Infra Red Sensor Filter Position 1 Cn mm 62 tO MODE DESIGNATORS Column X Position 2 DIAR 55-2 AR 381-8 OPNAVINST 38803A AFR 200-8 Mode Destgnator Column Z Position 8 0 ¢ Mode Destgnator Mode Destgnator NO OY me WNP SOW eR WH Mode Destgnator wy US. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE:3921 0 + 243-54" wm wWhe ENCLOSURE 7 13