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- hn . - OEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY SUILOING 56 US MAVAL OBSERVATORY . _ WASHINGTON UC. 20365 : , : ae U-2548/ CMP ne . 5 FEB ig on SUBJECT: FY 1986 RDT&E Descriptive Summaries Guidance TO: Administrator a Defense Technical Information Center ATTN: DTIC-DD ; Cameron Station Alexandria, Virginia 22314 1. Reference Director for Research & Development memorandum of 14 November an 1984, subject as above. Lf> 2. In accordance with guidance in referenced memorandum, the unclassified version of the FY 1986 RDT&E Descriptive Summaries for the Defense Mapping Ces Agency is enclosed. C > ‘ ; - _ CF FoR THE DIRECTOR: en AEF S ia ane QO! QUA Enclosure a/s CON R. VAUGAN Comptroller AD-BO Decade of Progress — Decade of Challenge
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mes - - PROGRAM ELEMENT DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARIES fore INES URARTES y ' INTRODUCTION AND EXPLANATION OF CONTENTS 1. (U) General, This document has been Prepered to provide {Information on the Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) Researcn, Development, Test and Evaluation . hearings. ' projects, —— - i 2. °(U) : Program : . differences are attributable to the follow! a. (U)pFY 1985 reductions ef $5.316 af b. (U) SFY 1986 reduction of $1.473 afl eppropriation to support Exploitation Modernization Program (EMP) requirements. ' 3. (U) Relation ahip of FY 1986 fudget Structure to the FY 1985 Budget Approved by Congress, i changes to the bud T + T3936 " get structure @. (U) Classification. . Tee Mr ee me ne ee “fee er se 7 eee The Descriptive Summeries provide narrakive information on all RDTGE program elements ond \ Compsrison of FY 1985 and Fy 1986 Dota, A direct comparison of Fy 1985 and FY 1986 data In the a@aent Descrintive Ssumzerios dated January 1904 will reveal Significant di€forencos, UNCLASSIFIED Oe em eee ge we ed ee, Pertwee 6 e ceye tan Oe seen aswte renee A wee (ROT&E) Program to Congressional committecs during the Fy 1985 a re er ee eee | The ng factors: “7°, ~ ltfon are the result Congressional reductions. ard rz.) ~ . ? * Mion reflects a realignment of resources into the Procurement AOL te Del Cenannens mee 6 ones Cee sec memes sme Be: DMA has no n PY 46. Classified Information is identified by the use of brackets . —. [[arcencten Yor | AIS Mat ey Tras ths ot. U tivmew.eed ‘ 3 ? my Diateitetions — a cmtee of | Avatantility Codes : " , Avail end/er a4 “ Tist | Special ad FS bod tal 13 UMCLASEFiE "4 4 - ae . ie , ¢ *.ag [eiteelnarat Se —~ e at ceeen mwere: ‘ Ul wT he ele oe + a . . T —t ‘se “~, a Pe A are. ee Fas bls Pe eee et a aL ae 9 ater eo 8 me - ‘ . & -.f' roee Se Boab2 é - SoA ee an. 8 Mo! ag ba te vale ae Sneed oe) : am, ers wer ene, I dey SET SSSE DE DARE ote Oe eee ee Ce
H A ‘ ] ! $ UNCLASSIFIED DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, DEFENSE AGENCIES SUMMARY GY PROGRAM CATEGORY ($ in Thousands) Fy 1984 FY 1985 PY 1986 FY 1987 Actual Estimate Estinate Estimate 6.1 (U) Research . - -- ~~ . == oe amen ges meee 6.2 (U) Exploratory Development - 695 973 1,954 6.3 {U) Advanced Developaent 13,578 16,779 28,197 18,767. i: 6.4 (U) Engineering Development 7,628 » §,983 3,892 2,365 6.5 (U) Management and Suppert -- - — = jmpemeeeres ewe ' (U) Total Research & Develorsent (Program 6) 23,283 23,455 24,264 20,886 (U) Total Opecational Systens Program =“. o- : ow oo (U) Total Inteliigence & Communications (Program 3) . 108,939 178,673 252,603 213,799 a Somes pe 6 se on i ni ee Be ee nen en me Fen Re et i sm he ec ee ee i , (U) Tétal ROTEE = Direct . 136,142 292,326 276,067 233,786 (U} Reilobursements 3,472 2,0¢9 2,628 2,800 {U) TOTAL PROGRAM 131,634 274,128 278,867 235,786 + aga tar when a as Catenin” > UNCLASSIFIED sth war emerge A . ney oat | ee tel Od SL nen ane  Setkbetes Sh peor Ltt BRE SE COAL Mt A OO i IR AD ie a Se Or. iat CPL i she ehh aed Eee hehe tet he ied OPEL Poe, Reed Mellel Pea eS
| UNCLASSIFIED 7j @ DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY j RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, DEPENSE AGENCIES i DETAILS BY BUDGET ACTIVITY a | ($ in Thousands) J PY 1984 Py 1985 Py 1986 FY 1987 a? | 8. (U) Intelligence & Communications Actual Estinate Estinate Estimate ; § (0) Element Code Title .- f (vu) 3.5 ACTIVITIES (OTRER) So) 3.53.39.8 Exploitati-n Modernizaiton Progras (EMP) eo 167,365 242,853 \ | (e) Subtotel, EMP pas 167,385 242,853 of , Av) 3.51.59.8 Defenne Reconnaissance Support Activities 4 | v (DSA) 186,939 11,288 9,758 d (v) ‘ Subtotal, DRSA 168,939 32,288 9,758 ¢ (U) 6.2 EXPLORATORY DEVELOPMENT 4 1B) 6. 27.16.8 Mapping, Charting, and Geodesy (MC&C -- 69S 975 1,954 4 UL” (v) Subtotal, Exploratory Development ae 695 975 1,954 4 (u) 6.3 . ADVANCED DEVELCPMENT i —_—_— . : 4 (Y) 6.37.03.8  KCS&G Inventigations and Prototype : A wy 2 Melee 13,575 16,779 28,197 _ 154767 4 (U} Bubtotsl, Advanced Development 33,575 16,779 20,197 15,767 — (y) 6.4 ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT - (U) 6.47.81.8 MC&G Development Engineering and Teste 7,628 $,98} 3,692 2 385 Subtetal, Engineacing Development 7,628 5,991 3,992 2,368 = : al : TOTAL, INTELLIGENCE & COMMUNICATIONS 338,142 282,128 276,067 233,786 . i | UNCLASSIFIED : / ; a oc a ” 3 y an . " ‘ t 4 .f - “ohn, . | : é we ‘ . Soa E | oe . as F a ma 5 . ‘ v ROI Mien REE eR oie SUR IP Dae ded De ee ee E El "Se tat rarersPre aon TAC Paral ind (inet Pe PaPed hey eel Cr ee © a
UNCLASSIFIED DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, DEFENSE SUMMARY BY BUDGET ACTIVITY (Uj Technology Base {U) Advanced Technology Develonment {U) Strategic Programs (U) Tactical Programs (U) Intelligence & Communications {U) Defenszewlde Mission Support {U) TOTAL RDTEE = OIRECT (U) Reimbursements (U) TOTAL PROGRAM ' 3° “oo nt ce ss fF s a . : > . a y es om uy a v : e j ] =e. mew se OW) ($ in Thousands) FY 1984 Actual = 139,142 136,142 1,472 131,634 UNCLASSIFIED -, piece ewer os mw ty AGENCTES PY 1985 Estimate 202,128 mo D emennmmeomanaia 282,128 2,088 294,128 FY 1986 Estimate on 276,867 276,867 2,068 278,867 FY 1987 Estimate ae — o “ 233,786 —- Ce eee 233,786 2,668 235,786 Le aan Ba et? te oS ea Lae ons toner chem mecca s net ba Pe em er Ome Ware “abo «2 cadet nod San Mente Ott LIES ee
UNCLASSIFIED FY 3986 RDTSE DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY - (U) Program Element: #627168 (u) Title: Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (C&S) (U) USDRSE Mission Area: Geophysical and Space (U} Budget aeeiottre Intelligence & Communications 8S support 9325 - TIARA . A. (VU) RESOURCES: (S$ in Thousands additional Total Project Fy 1984 FY 1985 FY 1986 Fy 1987 to Estimated Nunber Title Actual Estimate Estimate Estimate — Completion Cost TOTAL POR PROGRAM ELEMENT v= 695 975 4,954. Continuing N/A (U} 6.26 MC&G Exploratory Research -- 695 975 1,954 Continuing N/A B, (U) BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF ELEMENT AND MISSTON NEED: The primary mission of the Defense Mapping Agency is to support the Untied and Specified commands and the Military Services by providing mappina, charting and geogesy (MC&G) products and services that are critical to successful military operations. The DMA Research, Development, Test and Evaluation {RDT&E} Program is designed to continuously increase the capabilities of the CMA Production Centers 30 that they may rapidly end effectively satisfy the current and projected CoD MCE&G requirements, Accordingly, this program element will provide DMA with an on-going RDT&E exploratory cavelop- ment program to meat increasing DoD KCa&G technelogy needs. This program elemsnt also gives DMA the required capability to influence and augment the Military Zacvices, private industry, and other sctentific groups! exploratory reseérch and to drive those technology bane activities which address unique needs critical to future DMA digital production syst2ms belng Jeveloped by the OMA Special Progsan Office for Exploitation Modernization and to future geodetic/geophysical and hydrographic programs. Cc. (U) COMPARISON WITH PY 1985 DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY: The total amount for the FY 1966 program, 48 shown above, is 577 thousand less than tne FY 1986 colunn of the FY 1985 Descriptive Bummary. The reduction represents a relatively minor refinement in planned program activities for P¥ 1986. D. (U) OTHER APPROPRIATION FUNDS: N/A UNCLASSIFIED EXHIBIT PB-338 Me eye RT Sy ven eines wee cP aaah ada Ot Sete uremia lle POT eee ae re on ETN AN a ee ri eat ee Oe ee > ne tee
UNCLASSIFIED (U) Program Element: #627368 {U) Titles Happin Charting and Geodesy (MC&G) (U) USDRSE Nisston Area: Geophysical and Space (U) Budget Activity: Tatell tgencs & Communications $5 Support #325 ~- TLARA E. (U) RELATED ACTIVITIES: Defense Research Sciences Exploratory Development programs are conducted by the Army, Navy and Ale Force laboratories to support continuing evolutionary development of equipment and techniques. The Director, Defense Mapping Agency, as Program Manager for DoD Mapping, Charting and Geodesy, maintains cognizance of these programs to assure that efforts ace diracted toward valid capability development objectives and to preclude unwarranted duplication. ' FP. (U) WORK PERFORMED BY: In addition to the related activities described in paragraph E., DMA will use private commercial contractors, including the academic community, to perform the zequired exploratory research, Initially, the research will be performed by six universities that ore national leaders in the fields of {mage analysis and/or data base management, They are, Carnegie-Mellon University, University of Massachusetts, University of Maryland, Washington University, Louisiana State University, and University of Southern California. G. (U) PROJECTS LESS THAN $7 MILLION IN FY 1986: 1. (U) 6.28 - NC&G Exploratory Research: Contracts are being let to six universities to begin exploratory research In Automated Feature Analysis end Large Scale Data Base Development, 2. (U) Program Acconplishments and Future Programs: a. (U) FY 1984 Accomplishments: N/A. Program was initiated in FY 1985, ®, (YU) FY 1985 Progran: (1) (U) Automated Peature Analysis: Develop techniques and algorithss which will reduce feature analysis preduction times by at least én order of magnitude (one-tenth). (2) (U) Large Scale Data Base Development/Management: Develop techniques, algorithns, and data steuctures which will support the nassive data bese requirements of the post-1998 digital production systems, UNCLASSIFIED ' EXHIBIT PB-338 {cont inuyed) sty Pee ge - be 4 § ie ? “ $s} fg es 13 ee aA = Aleman iNeed i ae . 4 q 4 4 4 z i "J i.
‘ ‘ a eee ee tenn e Semmens me Pe a UNCLASSIFIED {U) Program Bloment: #627168 {U) Title: Mapping, Chartin and Geodesy (MC&GC) (U) USDRSE Mission Area: Geophysical and Spsce (U) Budget Activity: Tater tgence & Communications 45 Support 25 7 TIARA —— — continuation of the «¥ T5985 conttocts with the universities. The request for bids asked each cf the universities to submit costs for each year of a three-year program. CMA has review authority at the end of each year and the option to continue, redicect, or cancel any particular exploratory development effort. It iy antleipated to expand the most productive efforts and cancel any which appear unproductive. c. (U) FY 1986 Planned Proqram and Basis for FY 1986 Request: The FY 1986 program will be a a. (WU) Program to Com letion: This is a continuing exploratory research program alement. e. (0) Milestones: N/A H, (U) PROJECTS OVER $7 MILLION IN FY 1986: N/A 1. (U) TEST_AND EVALUATION DATA: N/A EXHIBIT PB-338 D (continued) call UNCLASSIFE ie iad ew my ‘e ip am pe “ate rom LIOR sore oh ort 5 Ca od a gn axis beistote pte red oe we .- 1 Or » Le SOROS ae ae POO Seer ee) AY eed qe ttl vein = BORD ID smeteme cnet aU us em eeentT C88 ta oS Re re © Bee ees
. - UNCLASSIFIED : a FY 1986 RDT&E DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY ON, (U) Program Flement: (637018 {U) Title: Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (MC&G) . investigations and Prototype . Development (U) USDREE Mission Area: Geophysical and Space Budget Activity: Intelligence & Communications #5 Support $325 — TIARA : : A. (U) RESOURCES: (S$ in Thousands) or Additional Total . Project Fy 1984 8 9FY 1985 FY 1986 FY 1987 to Estimated Number Title Actual Estinate Estimate. Estimate Completion Cost TOTAL FOR PROGRAM ELEMENT 13,575 16,779 28,197 15,767 . Continuing N/A (U) 6.38 MC&G Data Collection & oot - Analysis 6,932 9,935 » 9,443 8,464 (U) 6.30 MC&G Data Processing % . . i . Kanagement 3,483 2,549" 7,809 4,278 ! ° {U) 6.3P MC&G Product Ganeration 3,168 4,295 3,756 3,025 B. (ti) BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF ELEMENT AND MISSION NEFD? The peimary mission of the Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) 1s to support the Unified end Speclfied Casaancs anj the Military Services by providing mapping, an charting, and geodesy (MC&G) products end services that are critical to suceersful military operations. The DMA Research, Developaent, Test anc Evaluation (ROT&S) progran is designed to continuously increase the capabilities of the OMA Production Centers so that they may rapidly and offectively setisfy the curcent and projected DoD MC&G roguireaents. Specifically, this program provides the broad based ADTSE investigations and prototype developsents necessary to meet MC&G requirements. This program wlll achieve its objectives by . (1) continuing RDT&E support in peoblea areas using DYA's existing analeg/hardcopy production system, (2) continuing with those develofuents required to more fully automate the MC&G data extraction process and the development of optinum spatial data bases, (3) continuing with on-going geophysical/gr. ‘ity and hydro- graphic developments in satisfying current Ded requirements, and (4) continuing with developments of nev ' capabilities to produce new MC4G products. ; C. (U) COMPARISON WITH FY 1985 DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY: The totel amount for the #Y 1986 progran, as shown . above, 12 $5.4 million greater than the ry Y$Ue coTunn of the FY 1985 Descriptive Summary. Program evalu- ' ations irdicated that sowe early returns on ROTED investments will be realized fron incressed funcing of ee EXHIBIT PB-338 , \} ms 3 4 i i} ie b.4 te td. 5, e , fs ray t3 hy Ps t «t aot
a (U) Program Element: $637918 (U) Title: Mapptn Charting and Geodesy (MC&G) ; : Investigations and Prototype - Development (U) USDR&EE Mission Area: Geophysical and Space Budget Activity: Intell fT sence & Communications §5 Support $325 = TIARA several Advanced Development (PE 637818) efforts rather than Engineericg Development (PE 647818) efforts. Accordingly, the increase is the net result of Internal reprogramming of funds between the two progran: elenents. Mn D. (U} OTHER APPROPRIATION FUNDS: N/A E.. (U) RELATED ACTIVITIES: Defense Research and Development Programs are conducted by the Arey, Navy, and . : Air Porce laboratories to support continuing evolutionary development of equigzent and techniques, The mS hoe Director, Defense Mapping Agency, as Progran Manager for DoD Mapping, Charting and Geodesy, maintains re cognizance of these programs to assure that efforte are directed toward valid capabllity development objec- Cot tives and to preciude unwarranted duplication, : ‘ : F. (U) WORK PERFORMED BY: The major efforts are performed by the following organizations: U.S. Army Engineer Topographic LCeboratortes, Fert Belvoir, Virginta; Naval Ocean Research and Development Activity, Bay St. Louis, Mississippl; U.S. Air Force Rome Air Development Center, Griffisg Airc Force Base, Rome, New York; Airc Force Geophysics Laboratory, Honscor Air Forea Base, Missachusctts; Naval Surface Weapons Center, Dahigren, Virginia; Navai €ra Systers Command, Washington, D.C.; Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Arlington, Virginia; and Aerospace Corporation, Los Angeles, California. ay - ne Ge (VU) PROJECTS LESS THAN $7 MILLION IN FY 19662 1. (U) Pregran Geecrtpeton ~~ 6.3P = ACKG Product Generations This project {s designed to enhance DMA's eer Wo, oroduct generation capab ties, spec cally Tn the preductlon areas of automated/diaiteal cartography, : 7 4 graphic arts, radar reference scene generation, image simulation Systens, and remote sensing techniques for | SG the production of terrain analysis data bases and map ard chart revisions and updates. t ne wassue. BSNISKT LNFANMBAOD LW O3ICOUAIY oi cinnis ns estes lect ne a ae “os : (Leh tat tct anand a! 3 See EXHIBIT P8-33B8 (continued) UNCLASSIFIED ey . aa ae ‘ : , : , rac x ry . vot * xt og oy sayy hie d e Yr ” :} ‘, nn a aa ba . . 2 . tigva Lie > - ae ? rn . - . 1 . . ji * + 4: ~ he : yg gy ory ot ak > x es, . > Ve ' ‘ aks Oe tle . * ; a | 4 oa ag OP Pa atta htt : . we ' a } nar } gb etete -
UNCLASSIFIED “7 7" (U) Program Element: #637918 (U) Title: Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (MC&G) Investigations an Prototype Development : Geophysical and Space Budget Activity: IntefiTgence & Communications #5 Support #325 = TIARA 2. (U) Program Accomplishments and Future Pro rams? {U) USDR&E Mission Area: a. {U) FY 1984 Accomplishzents: (1) (U) The delivery of improved software packages to support digital elevation dats production activities, to enhance plotting capabllities, and to more efficiently coordinate components of DMA's carto~ grephic production processes, (2) (U) Additional developments {tn providing DMA with a digital pre-press system, a digital color proofer, @ digital printer, and a large format film weiter. (3) (U) A demonstration of the feasibility of using opposite side Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) to generate stereo images that can be fused by the humun visual system. (4) (U) The development of an Infra-Red (IA) model tc genezate simulations {in support of advanced weapons systems. (5) (U) The development of an Image Browse System (IBS) which will permit cartographers to view image quality ar. related features on a computer display, end in turn, the imagery will be digitized and stored om & Compact storage madium (video disc). b. (U) FY 1985 Program: The FY 1985 Program is a continuation of further investigations an4 prototype developments related to the program activities discussed abowe under the PY 1984 Accomplishments. Additional improved production techniques and software deliveries will be made in the automated/digitul cartography area, further improving the overall effictency of the cartographic production processes, Developments and evaluation of computer algorithms and pregrams to exploit muiti-spectral data from LANDSAT will continue. In addition, OMA will participate in the evaluation of data from NASA's Shuttle Imaging Rader (STR-8) for possible MC&G production appilestions. A Sensor Tage Simulation (SIS) upgrade effort will be initiated this year. The SIS, at #ach DMA Production Center, is used for proofing and editing digital feature extracrion and terrain analysis data that are used to produce the reference scenes and fire control gata in Dod advanced weapons systems, EXHTAIT PB-338 (continued) UNCLASSIFIED 4 4 : vi ra + a 21 EN ny Hie ve ger J z . : 4 : oe Ra _¥ . a Nae my “? tate at ve as ae, Bs T ae we ' H . ut } -. 35N9dX2 AN3IWNHSADD LV G39000Nd3Y 6 cee oe eee nd * OE ae ee i oS ee figs” etn a 2. wh es orn an! ccanaett ale TO wel et bee ete eae om oe - 7 = poe SeF Sek eae meet
ee Ea rrr ee sy sete bh Pe eee tT ae et eee Rees ge eR a eR IEEE SIS EIEIO UNCLASSIFIED (U) Program Blements #637018 (U} Title: Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (MC&C ~ Investigations end Prototype Development } (U) USDREE Mission Area: Geophysical end Space Budset Activity: Intelffgence & Communications #5 * ” Sor pore P75 =_ TIARA 4 t c. (U) FY 3986 Planned Progras and Hanis for Fy 1986 Requeet: Bince this {a an on-going project, — the FY 1985 program activitles will be continind Into FY T9536.” Research efforts will be initlated to develop | to knowledge based export systems for decision support in software explottation of digital cartographic data. : ' Developments leading to the fabrication of the digital graphic arts systems and equipment listed above > ‘Y (paragraphs 1} end 2) will continue. ,Also, there will be a continuation of davelopments and evaluations : related to Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) steteu fusion, advanced visual simulation techniques; processin ' techniques usirg LANDSAT and other multie-spectcal data for MC&G products, The Sensor Image Simulation S15) t upgrade will be completed this yesrc. : wane ee oo oe : , @, (U) Program to Completion: H/A, This is a continuing advanced development ROTCE progcun. } @. (U) Milestones: N/A. 8. (U} PROJECTS MORE TRAN $7 MILLION IN PY 1986: Al. (U) 6.335 — MC&éG Dota Collection & Anadynis . , _ a. = (v) Erojece Deseription. This project includes continuing advanced ROTEE devalopments in the areas of Geodesy, Gaophysics, Hydrography and related corlection and analysis ectivities. Hardware and software techniques will be developed to expleit and collect qeodetle and geophysical data used to enhance the capabliities of current and future DoD weapons systems. Specifically, DMA is required to collect MC&G date using advanced sensors and eetallite techrologys produce launch and target positions, including astro-geodetic defisction of the verticsl: produce nuvigation checkpoints; and provide precise moasurements ' ef the earth's gravitational fleid ens other geedetic ard gecphysical data. in the erea of hydrography, Doo, developrents will be directed towards satisfying Ood and statutory sequirements associated with safety of " ’ navigation et sea and hydrographic charting, This will pe eccomplished through lJeproved hydragraphic deta . collection end processing related to coastal bathymetry, detection of navigation htzards, sonar surveying and : remote sensing techniques. De Lene 20 aan katt 1 <a : ' ‘ Y . t ' -< conse EXHIDIT PB~33B “4 | UNCLASSIFIED : (continued) va » * : 4 ; a ‘ os ' [2 , Bs : a ’ 4 4 P 4 sa , * } ‘4 : . * i ai , ' {3 : \ . yt ., a a ~* ve uh an « . ‘. ' . ‘ ie ‘ s ny Chance saree t Neue tmrtee Oams kart cad e che Reea hieteee Mil Sa tl ne othalentieb Naas sat a nd wtosinieh deo dual Ee TOP De Tans DUNO IOy Te pees Sm Te ates ibaa Wait digs molar.
wee ee eee s ent at eta nee ta mee ene ee me en Cr ar i wm ON te. : oe : . wane ney eel ee ke als weet ibntomne ib: ba ann ote Bb ane bana ee sce See rete sa meet Ls Lomeli Seeae -* UNCLASSIFIED (U) Program Element: 9637018 (U) Title: Mapping Charting and Geodcsy (MCé&G Investigations on Prototype Developnent (VU) USORSE Mission Areat Geophysical and Space Budget Activity: Intelligence & Communications #5 SUppsrt $375 ~> TIARA 2. (U) Program Accomplishments and Future Efforts: a. (U) Fy 1984 Accomplishments? (1) (U) Additional developments for 4 Gravity Gradtometer Survey 8ysten (GGSS) were achieved. A succossful hardware critical design review was conducted and fabcication of the gradionster initiered. (2) (U) Extensive testing of the Eirst production units of the geodetic Global Positio.ing ; Satellite (GPS) receivers was cerricd out with all problem areas being resolved. Significant progress was © made with the navigation software and the operational time of the ceceivers was increased. (3) (ZU) Development continued on the software necessary to process GEOSAT altiaetry data. (4) (U) Successful {ight tests of the pydrographic Airborne Lases Sounder (AALS) and Airborne Electromagnetic (AEM) bathyectrcic system ware conductad; A successful afloat teit of the Collision Avoidance Sonar (CAS) was made; Multispectral Active/Passive Scanner (MAPS) bathymetric system scanner design was completed; and successful test of several modules of the Hydevgraphic Informsticn Handling (HIHAN) System was also conducted. ; : b. (U) PY 1985 Program: During FY 1985, developments will continue for each of the tasks discussed above in the PY 19384 progran: ‘ (1) (U) Delivery of the final production configuration of the Globsi Positioning Satellite (GP5) geodetic receivers will occur ducing this year. Acceptancé, verification and operational tests will be completed early in the year, with the first units field deployed later in the year. (2) (U) The fabrication of the majoc ccmponents of Grevity Cradiometer Survey Syste (GGSS) will be completed and integrated into the land vehicle. Static calibration wil? begin. EXHIBIT PB-33B UDCLASSIFIED , . (continued) « s ‘ sh 3. " it ‘ + a Pn : . ate Le. . “ ’ 1 te ke nn + ° . be 4 > . r + 7 dy) . “} a Ve oe ‘ ; . ” we a, it bn 7 - . . 7: » mf aad Ww b . ‘ “wt eu a . to. 44 . ' ’ or ory ce wee te Be ee he f hee aR Abie Atabiale ee Stemntan ers Became hae 4. ren tone 78 "Fee cr on ee : ha ossa tte Tea acta MD Lien ED ee ee ee EIR STN
Le ee meme ee er Tete te set wate tote . UNCLASSIFIED (U) Progeam Element: 0637018 {U) Thele: Mapping, Charting and Geod2sy (HC&G) Investigations and Prototype Development (U) USDR&E Mission Area: Geophysical and Space Budget Activity: IntelTIgence & Communications #5 Support §325 = TIARA (3) (U) Support to the processing of the GEOSAT altimeter data will continue with the launch of the satellite scheduled for the second quarter of FY 3985. o_O. (4) (U) Development contract awards will be made for Airborne Electromagnetic (AEM) and Hydrographic Airborne Laser Sounder (HALS). FiEty percent of the Bydrographic Information Handling (4IHAN) modules will be completed, and integration testing of the Colliston Avoidance Sonar (CAS) will be completed. 1 * c. (U) PY 1986 Planned Program and Basis for FY 1986 Request: (1) (U) Continued development of the GoSS will be a major effort in PY 1986, ‘Testing tn the © land vehicle will be conducted followed by Integration of the system into a Fixed wing aircraft to be completed by PY 1987. 4 t | (2) {U) Development of 8 production model of the astronomic positioning instrument will proceed nss-xd on succossful demonstration of the pretotype unit. (3) (U) GEOSAT data processing support will be completed. Anslysis and evaluation activities . a will be initiated to support MC&G applications. (4)° (U) The HALS task will enter its technical evaluation phase; AEM development contract will be awarded; CAS will be installed !n survey leunches, and integration of GPS will begin; MAPS development willl continue; and additional testing of HIKAN modules will be completed, 4 a. ({U) Program to Completion. N/A. This ts a continuing advanced developwent ROTEL progras. e. (U) Milestones. N/A. Many progran developmental tasks are involved, 6s Siscussed sbove, with ne overall single system developrent or milastone schedules for the project. a £. (U) Expisnation of Milestone Changes. W/A,. EXHIBIT PB<-338 UNCLASSIFIED . - (continued) ne etme wi ty atest tee tet ron ne) tee @ Pr i rt
a Sr ee ee er ee ee a orwra a ~ ar iad - sine UNCLASSIFIED (U) Progsam Element: #637618 (U) Titles Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (MC&S) ‘ . Inventigations and Prototype eveiopment (UV) USORSS Mission Area: Geophysical and Space Budget Activity: Incelligence & Communications #5 Support €325_- TIAPA . B). (U) 6.30 - Mo6G Data Processing & Management @. (U) Project Description. Efforts for thie project will be concentrated in the areas of Data Extraction, Data Base Management, and Computer Science. In the Data Extraction and Data Base Management areas, efforts are designed to further increase automation in our MC&G production system by the use of expert systems for feature Identification and extraction and for managenent of spatial data bases which are three-dimensional representations of the earth's surface, including the ocean bottom. MC&G usor requicements have mace it necessary for DNA to develop these new methods which will permit the use of more effictent automated techniques for extracting, structuring, storing and retrieving a high volume of source data required in currant and emerging digital production systems, In the computer science area, developments will {nclude the establishment of a modern programming environnent within DMA, integrated simulations of pro- duction subsysters, and application of telecommunication technology and rvesatid computer engineering co techniques, These efforts are dasigned tu eliminate excessive manual data handling, inefficient svttware Cevelopaents and maintenance difficulties and to {ncorporate modern software sngineering methodology into the DMA production environaent. ‘ 2. (U) Progeam Accomplishments and Future Fefortst a. (U) PY 1984 Accomplishments: Significant accomplishments during FY 1984 were: {1) (YU) Additfonal developments tn assessing feature extraction processes in softcopy/digital Gowain and the various algorithns that support the softcopy extraction. (2). (WW) Additional development of basic tools and integration of emerging technology to support the complex sutomated feature extraction/analysis control structures on DOMA's Remote Work Processing Pacilities (RWPF), The KWPF's, which ara located at each of DMA'sB two major Production Centers, sce designed to provide a test-bed environment for emerging digits] production scenarios. (3} (U) Completion of the production test and evaluation en the Clustered Cartographic Processing System (CPS) for processing and editing Digital Peature Analysis Data (DFAD). EXHIBIT PO-238 00 (continued) UNCLASSIFIED a ,erese TONE, 15% r [een Pee Catt e-em Ub Lee er eee: San Be Th an ove tetns Pe. WB eatin Re certo dat ot bait
: . : ce eee ete stows -- : se ten ne A te tere we tee ee ee es ome. UNCLASSIFIED (U) Program Element: $637018 (U) Title: Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (MC&G) Investigations and Prototype Deveiorment . (U) USOFZE Missfon Are. Geophysical and Space Budget Activity: Intelifgence & Communications 45 . Support $325 - TIAPA : 14) (U) Initiated the development of a DMA Computer Network Model which will establish e@ capability to analytically model and simulate distributed systems to allow performance management of DMA'S networking environment. a rc rons ae. {5) (U) Initiated an effort to develop an Automated Measurement System (AMS) to assist in : measuring/specifying software quality throughout the entire seftware life cycle. As a result of this effort, a software tool will be developed that produces software measurement and analysis reports. ; b. (Ut!) The FY 1985 Progran: {1) {U) Assessing the latest feature extraction analysis and data management technology for CtG digital production applications will continue, including the sssesement of expert systems for MCéG cepresen- tation and contro! and knowledge engineering/knowledge base technology. (2) (U) Development of basic tools and the integration of emerging technology on the Remote Work Hoy Processing Facilities (RWP?) will also continue. ; . an (3) (U) The development of the D¥A Computer Network Model will continue as well ao the Automated Meaaurement System development to assist in measuring/specifying software quality. (4) (U) In participation with NASA, CIA, NSA and RADC, a cooperative program to develop an erasable optical disk will be initiated duting che year, The program involves the development of material test seaplos, formulating media specifications, measuring d’sk performance farameters, developing a sodel and - performing extensive system tests. CM as c. (U) PY 1986 Planned Program and Basis for PY 1986 Requests The PY 1985 Program will continue Into PY 1986. Data Extraction,;Data base devslopnents VITl be concentrated on hardvare and sc..wace tech~ . . nologies in the image processing and hardware architecture domains which could have direct applications for oe ve DMA's eserging digital production system, The RSPF will increasingly become the test-bed for the evaluation “ of theso technologies. The development of the CNA Computer Network Model and the Automated Measurement System will be completed during this year. The optical disk buffer program wiil continue with simple disk OXHIBIT PB-338. (eantinued) UNCLASSIFIED : ers {4 3 recs ’ . a4 : . a J: : 7 ¢ V3 : rs { } <. cd t . ¢ i 5 rn “ ; pk le . . a ° “ te « - hat . , ror a - y. ost 4 . ay % 8 6 a oan 63 +9 ' ' ” , ee E ‘ BY o : eo ry “+ % 1 ‘ * ". ee ee a ee ee, oe) Oe Fr POET ee ee om nd oe -
NT WF mm et oe be ere | UNCLASSIFIED 4 | (U} Program Element: #637018 {u) Title: Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (MC&G) Investigations an Prototype ) . Development : 4 (U) USORSE Mission Area: Geophysical and Space Budget Activity: Intelifge ce & Communications #5 Py Support $375 = TIARA ~ eueeeneneuunmcoenas 4 A nroduction and systee development. The FY 1986 program is essential to DMA's Increasirg efforts to nore x fully automate MC&G production processes, including automated enhancements for the emerging digital produc- “4 tion system, 4 q “?¢ ad. (U) Program to Completion: N/A. This Is a continuing program. e. (U) Milestones: N/A. Many program developmental tasks are invulvcd, a3 discussed above, wlth no overall aingle system developmen: or milestone schedule for the project. £. (U) Fxplanation of Milestone Changes: N/A. I. TEST AND EVALUATION DATA: N/A, _f ExniBtt PB-338 (continued) ..  — -. , UNCLASSIFIED mo y 1 J va , te . 7 : a4 ‘ an r! fe f . . ve’ ‘" - ’ : aS - a ; Tee vee, . Tea oth MEMS exe, ents a eee v + © 9 aA OP areas 10 ay hana “ %: , . Ls wet af wt we Py a - a Panacea am rors ee. .o ms “ae «a.
an a oe. a a ee et Pe a aes tT ee a UNCLASSIFIED FY 1986 ROTSE DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY (YU) Progran plement: 9647018 (u) Title: Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (MC&G) Engl t I neering Development anu Test (YU) USDRGE MigSsion Area: Geophysical and Space (U) Budget Activity: Intelligence & Communications 8 A. (U) RESOURCES: ($ in Thousards) Additional Total Project FY 1984 FY 1985 PY 1986 FY 1987 to Estimated Number Title Actual Estimate Estimate Estimate Completion Cost TOTAL FOR PROGRAM ELFMENT 7,628 §,981 3,292 2,365 Continulag N/A (U) 6.45 MC&G Data Collection & Analysis 591 680 398 328 (U) 6.4D MNCS&G Data Processing & Management 4,742 4.200 1,694 1,236 (U) 6.4P MC&G Product Generation 2,295 1,201 1,068 8a] B. (U) BRIEP DESCRIPTION OF ELEMENT AND MISSTON NEED: The primary mission of the Defense Mapping agency (DMA) {3 to support tne Untited and Specified Coumanis and Military Services by providing mapping, charting, and geodesy (MC&G) products and services that are critical to successful military operations, The DHA Research, Development, Test and Fvaluation (RANTLE) program is designad to continuously Increase the — ecapsbilities of the DNA Production Centers so that tney may rapidly and effectively satisfy the current and ; projected DoD MCSG requirements, This progran provides the necessary follow-on engineering developsent and tant of systems and zquipment originating in Program Flament (PE) #637015, Mapping, Charting, and Geodesy (NCES) Investigations and Prototype Development, Accordingly, the project titles, descriptions and objectives aro the same for both program elements. This program is designed ta provide a production test and evaluation environment for selected prototype equipment and production systems/subsystems., Emphasis will be foo Placed on test and evaluation of digital techniques/algorithms and production nodels and processes in support of DMA's emerging digital productinn system, including the testing of expert systems and new technology teguired to more fully automate and eihsnce the system, Ld . - te - - . . . 4g tal de m ; : *. . : vot . : - “ : wate tha tn me ho A ate eine ee woe oe ee eae ee att ee acne SA PRO one ha LAR Tbe email node we cues NNCLASSIFIED EXHISIT PB-338 4 ie, pres . . . p23 . . . x é. ee, wena rt a nee e SEW ee ese os -pew.-a-5 : ; aor . ere w- : ”. oS , “ oe ar eee Ny RAT I ~ ee Sas Aa ooh *, Seen OREN “ ata! wf a ne ee Pees Bi PLSD Me MERLOT ES SES De TREND RS BO Bi ? et atte cabal, SLE Mase
t t t + UNCLASSIFIED (U) Program Element: #647018 (u) Title: Mapping, Charting and Guadeay {MCEG) Fngineering Development and Test (U) USDR&SE Mission Area: Geophysical and Space (u) Budget Activity: Intelifgence 6 Communications #5 Support #325 ~- TIARA —— C. (U) COMPARISON WITH Fy 1985 DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY: The total amount for the 1986 program, es shown above, is $5.5 mllilon less than the FY 198€ column of the FY 1985 Descriptive Summary. Program evajuations : indicated that some early returns will be realized €rom increased funding of several Advanced Development \ (PE 637818) projects cather than Engineering Development (PE 64701B) projects, Accordingly, the decrease is the net result of internal reprogramming of Funds between the two progvsm elements, D. (U} OTHER APPROPRIATION FUNDS: N/A. f. {(U) RELATED ACTIVITIES: Defense Research Sciences Exploratory Development prograis are conducted by the : Arey, Navy and Alr Force laboretories to support continuing evolutionary development of eguipaent and j techniques. The Director, Defense Mapping Agency (DMA}, aS Program Manager for DoD Mapping, Charting and ‘ Geodesy, mrintains cognizance of these programs to assure that efforts wre directed toward valid capability development objectives and to preclude unwarranted duplicacion,. FF. (U) WORK PERPORMED BY: U.S. Army Engineer Topographic Laboratories, Port Belvoir, Virginia, Naval Ocean Reseacch «id bevelopsent Activity, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi; U.S. Air Force Rome Air Development Center, ; Griffiss Aic Porce Basa, Rome, New York; Air Force Geophysics Laboratory, Hanscom Air Force Base, : Massachusetts; Naval Surface weapons Center, Dahlgren, Virginia; Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington, D.C. Deke te , G. (VU) PROJECTS LESS THAN $7 MILLION IN FY 1986: i Al. (U) Program Description ++ 6.4S = MC&G Data Collection & Analysis: - te ane 2. (U) Program Accomplishments and Future efforts: 3 ae, a. (U) FY 1984 Accomplishments: {1} (U) Major verification efforts were completed to validate the earth and gravity models of ae - the World Geodetic System (WGS) 3934, oe EXHIBIT ©9-33B UNCLAS AFIED . (conti wed} x ‘ , ‘ RS: . a . . =, oO Meets te) UNIT - ; ’ . . 2a 8 . eet | ee ee ¥
“ er nr rr - i ad we ee ee em ee Se ee re ere re Om or ee ‘ UNCLASSIFIED "U) Program Element: §647818 {U) Titles: Mapping, Charting and Goodesy (MC&G) Engineering Development and Test {U) USDR&E Mission Ares: Geophysical and Space (U) Budget Acttvlty: Intelligence & Communicaticns 65 Support 1325 - TIARA (2) (U) Additional software developments ware achieved and modified equipment was delivered to provide €feld survey hardw.ce and software capable cf determining deflections of the vertical and other geodetic parameters in support of strategic missile programs. (3) (U) The development of a coastal optics atlas was completed. The atlas will provide a geographic and temporal estimation of general water clearness for world coastlines. b. (U) FY 1985 progrant Developments will continua to improve gravity modeling and measuring devices. These efforts directly validate qravity models used {n DoD advanced weapons systems. Efforts 4 are to deternine the deflection of the vertical will continue, The second flight of a high altitude balloon with oo Cty aa integrated gravity meter and Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) receiver for measuring high altitude : ‘ rE gravity will also occur during the year. ¢. (U} FY 1986 Planned Program and Basis for FY 1986 Request: Additional developments sre planned to improve gravity models and measuring techniques, including gh aititude gravity measurements. Efforts will elso continue to determine the deflection of the vertical and other geodetic parameters in support of . ; strategic missile systems. ; ad. (Up) Program to Completions W/A. This is a continuing program, @. (VU) Milestones: N/A. : . oan 4 { EXHIBIT PB-338 UNCLASSIFIED . . (continued) —“ x ee Se a Ort, SA gt r. z A meweire Cow oe set od ies, Re | OR PAO 2 cies pe ad toe 4. Ceidbetos ' Ps 4 yo, .- onc Tt . face's, tats ? Pr ee : fe ty S ! Corr nn Oe Meta an viel are else te i are ‘ wt et ate ' ee TY ot wf: te fe *: . . Pat tee eee rr ora hee ae . a a # 4%," ‘ oe ‘ of al (es ae oe ee ee Oe Sees be Ee ee ee wees oe ee eed Bere te Pe es aerey We bree red De ae Pes ween ac aee ere
Pod (U) Program Element: $64731B (U) Title: Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (HC&G) Ee Enaineering Development snd Test (U) USDR&E Mission Area: Ceophysical and Space (U1) Budget Activity: inte gence & Communications §§ Support 9325 — TIARA —— Bl. (VU) Program Description =- €.4D = NC&G Data Processing & Management: 2. (U) Program Accomplishments and Future Efforts: &. (U) Fy 1984 Accompifshments: The major program activities during FY 1984 Included: (1) (U) Further upgrading of the hardware and software for the Remote Work Processing Facilities (RYPP) at DMA Production Centers to more efficiently test acd evaluate digital technology for use in DMA'S emerging digital production system, including algoriths impiementation on the upgraded RWPF, and to develop a tcaining program for techniques and production personnel in exploitation of softcspy source materials and MCLG products. (2) (U) The Implementation of the Rapli Coordinate Tranmaformation Device was initiated, Thies is a special purpose, programmable micto-processor based device which will perform various projection transformations used in MC&G processing. (3) (U) The Implementation of the Modern Program Environment (MPE) task which will establish a — a 7 modern software engineering environment within DMA to improve the quality and productivity of computer so software devalopment, (4) (U) The completion of the specification of a standard format for MC&C raster ¢ata and ; ; ow software. The Raster Reformatting System will provide software for the interchange of raster data among OMA ae raater procegsing systems, b. {U) FY 1985 Program: (1) (J) The RWPP upgrade will be accomplished this year, and work will begin on the evaluation \ of existing hardware and softwarn capabilities for production applications, rpecifically in the ares of a seal-automated feature extragtion. EXHIBIT PB=339B 200 UNCLASSIFIED : (continued) e - ~ ew wee ~- were epee . ' e rte . iN . . . c ro . . +t 6 5 ‘ nN rat a ° ., Ca , ¢ it $ > # ee en. os re emai . wv. ‘s 0 on PAT #5 Pel, SE ea he ie ey * moe * Sale ae ere ae =a aes
a. ce ee as UNCLASSIFIED (U) Program Elemant: §647018 (U) Title: Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (MC&EG) Engineering Development and Test elligence & y (U) USDRGE Mission Area: Geophysica) and Space {U) Budget Activity: Int Communications §5 Support #325 = TIARA ” — ~ er (2) (U) The development of the Rapid Coordinate Transformation Device (RCTD) will continue. During this fiscal year the specification for the device will be reduced to design and hardware and software | iaplementation will commence. (3) (U) Tne implementation of the Modern Programming Environment (MPE) will continue. The Gevelopment of the methodology for etfective use of the tools will be completed, . (4) (U) The Raster Raformatting System product will ba under Einal system testing. After testing and evaluation ts completed, it will be incorporated in the production scenarto, ce. (U) FY 1986 Planned Program and Basis for FY 1986 Request: (1) (U) Efforts on the Remote Work Processing Pacility (RWPF) will continue to be directed toward semi-automatic feature extraction strategies. The RWeF will increasingly become the test-bed for the evaiuation and dovelopment of this and related technologies. (2) (U) The implementation of the Repid Coordinate Transformation i rice (RCTD) will be completed thigz year, The engineering model will be tested, delivered and instai.od at DMA Production Centers. (3) (U) The pllot Modern Programming Environment (MPE) project will continue. After adequate training for DMA users, an extensive test program will ba undertaken to evaluate the adequacy of the tools and gethedology in the OMA software Iife-cycle environment, a. (U) Program to Completion: This {s a continuing program. e. {U) Milestones: N/A EXHIBIT PB-33B8 UNCLASSIFIED 7 (continued) : med “ ~ ‘ons on ee 1 . sey. N ate ets ce « ct ee i ed es sel! 4 oo . { 4, ” hrs v . wf . vO “F et ee - ” - +e 7 . meh me Vind OAS tones omen nae AOMEEMS AMARRMIAOS LY GINIGOUNE oe eee asec eR ee ES Ree mie ce ad
wee ee ee ween ween ee me me seem nee ete ee awe eee eee NT eee ee nen een ee ee oe kieentl tetm onl daha tte aiateatemanee hh "UNCLASSIFIED ~~ (UY) Program Element: #647218 (U) Title: Mapping, Charting and Geodesy (MC&G) - , Engineering Development and Test : . a (UY) USDR&E Mission Area: Geophysical and Space_ (YJ) Budget Activity: inte ence & Communications #5 | 7 suppoct #325 = TIAKA ee Cl. (U) Program Description ~-_ 6.4P = MC&G Product Generation . - poe at wae 4 oh + deh cee an ic deweett ST on rhe ht aeatni 2. (U) Program Accomplishments ¢ Future Efforts: - nae a. (U) PY 1984 Accomplishments: Significant accomplishments during this year Included: 7 Loe or bee, ; (1} (U) Further develepment of a Source Assessment System (SAS) which will provide DMA with an | oe tte automated capability to compara, evaluate and upgrade existing ak baat ta products and data base materials with multiple sources of data (maps, charts, imagery, digitally formatte data). : : (2) (U) Further development of a prototype Carto Compilation/Revision System (CCRS) to Lot no : significantly improve upon present methods, essentially manual techniques employed in the compiiation and : revision of aeronautical charts and digital products; e.g., alr target materials, navigation and planning cherts, TEXCIM elevation matrix data, : - a Mee ag a. (3) (VU) Development of computer program/software to automatically extract terrain analysis data; Ss a from LANDSAT imagery. . St ake a ’ (4) (U) Purther development of components/equipment for an improved Terrain Analysis Production _ on System (TAPS). The end product will provide DMA with a capability to digitally produce and revise terrain =". ' 7°); analysis data base and derivative products. : _ ot . b.  (U) PY 1985 Program: a peep ED nee tener Yemen sere (1) (U) The SAS and CCRS will be completed and delivered to DMA Production Centers, - ; ; (2) (VU) The modification to TAPS will be completed and delivered to @ DMA Production Center. a aaa (2) (YU) A program will be developed to improve the accuracy of the digital elevation data vet generated on the Univeraal Automatic Map Compilation Equipment (UNAMACE). Tt soe 7 . 7 Sint Se Pag tthe | OBXHIBIT PRH-338 ay SP as, - {eantinued) oy UNCLASSIFIED . bre way Re EDS, Se Oat a sewn woe ne — *. o- ° See al Ridin ?s a Seis at wet yo Spe ee hd ise tetes re, ee yee ry a } a AN Fm a " i) wie TY Wo * ed }
MTN re hem te ge pe rp te ne mere ete en aap eee ER we pee epee eRe tee UNCLASSIZIED — (U) Program Element: #6470158 (U) Title: Mappin Charting and Geodes MC&G) am neering Development and Test (U} USDR&E Mission Arza: Geophysical end Space (U) Budget Actlvity: Intelifgence & Communications §5 Se eee J Support #325 = TIARA ae i d c. (U) FY 3986 Planned Program and Basis for FY J986 Request: “4s ; af cre | (1) (U) An advanced development effort for the automatic generalization and development of ns | digits? data will be compleced te support multi-product mapping requirements. . sot wo Fg . ; Die fe 9 (2) (U) A totally digital Geographic Names Mata Base will be compieted and delivered to DMA °° °° 3) 3 Production Centers, ; ‘oo att (3) (YU) Improvements for the UNAMACE will continue. . = ‘ ed : d. (VU) Program to Completion: N/A. This is a continulag progran, vas t e @. (U) Milestones: N/A, "eg Rl. (U) PROJECTS MORE THAN $7 MILLION IN FY 1986: N/A. on hots “4 IT. (U) TEST AND EVALUATION: N/A, . oO “ a ot ‘ q ota ’ 14 3 PS 4 . Vy . no a vi . otha ad Ss a ae EXHIBIT PB-338 00> (continued) cA rt oe Uys = cca apt ae tlloe os UNCLASSIFIED APL 2 eee weep Sh LP «en ee ne
FY 1966 ROTSE DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY (U) Title: exploitation Modernization Progresm , (U) Budget Activity: Inte gence & Commun cations ¥5 (U}) Program Elements $351398 (U) USDR&E Kiasion Area: Geophysical and Space Support 325 = TIARA A. (U) RESOURCES: (S$ in Thevsands) Py 1984 Title Actual*® (¥) TOTAL POR PROGRAM ELEMENT a (v) Exploitetion Modernization Prograa ; -— & (U) BRILF DESCRIPTION {6 providing tho onsa Mapping Agency OF ELEMENT AND MISSION NEED: WIXLLAISIPIED een ee Fy 1985 Estimate 167, 385 167,385 capabilities, the all-digital system is expected to incresse now wospon systeus and tactical operations. compared to current capabilities. C. {(¥) COMPARISGN WITH PY 1985 DESCRIPTION SUMMARY 3 actusl contrector input. mit a preliminary and davelop costing date using contracts, eoch segnent bidder was required to sub Thea Eunding levels contained in this budget request are cost estimate. The EMP's goals are a This budget request has been ; As a deliverable uncer Competitive Design Phase (CDP) ye little overall change to previously provided amounts. D. (U) Gther Appropriation Funds: The Exploitation Modernization Program (FMP) effort Ay with an all-digital production capability, DMA's production capacity to support current and came ee ee wee j orale salina s catenin ee, Additional Total PY 1986 FY 1987 to Estimated Estimate Estimate Completion Cost . 242,853 Continuing N/7 242,853 Compared to current 5@ percent reduction in pipeline tine a3 the £irst opportunity to final Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) based cn this input end reflect tee ,JSNIEX2 LNIWNY3ZA0D Lv G20nG0udsH. ; Additional Total ; . 5 Fy 1984 Fy 1985 FY 1986 ry 1987 to Estimated — ‘ i Actual*® Estinate Estinate Estimate Completion cost ' ‘ (v)  - Procuresent ———— ET e3S 8 785 Continuing “THA, x (v) Operation & Maintenance -_ 14,739 19,408 Coatinuing N/A . * *previously funded under PE 351598. " 4 EXHIBIT PB-338 { , r UNCLASSIFIED ' t i > ne . 2 OM ad | A i 4 ; e . - “ ‘> a te 3 ts 3 ; . , {4 1 : - J, ‘ ha it f rs 2% . rey ned es a
r , ft + t Ae a ee en ee ne me es ee me em ee oe Ce Re ie a a a em me ne (yu) (U) ge. F. G. R. established & DRA Special Program Office for Fxpleitation Modernization {DMASPOEM) to have principal respon- _— —_ Vet erneeee mt a ee 6 RR CE LS AC A CE LA Ne EE * 8 A REIT A SEY | ERGY SOR TOES ROC ae ny a nt = HW raphe = rE CR Nese 4 ‘ : “, UNCLASSIFIED ‘ . , ie noel? Program Element: #351398 (U) Title: Exploitation Modecnization Program 9° + hae USDR&E Mission Area: Geophysical and Space {U) Budget activity Tntelligense & Canmuntest ions us of Support >= TIARA as es \ Meas bce ATTN aT ahs ater: BAECS Me WA ali PN 2 aot SEO {U) Related Activities: N/A {U) WORK PERFORMED BY: W/A _ rr (U) PROJECTS LESS THAN $10 MILLION IN FY 19861 N/A FR oo ak ba, (U) PROJECTS OVER $1@ MILLION IN PY 1986: Pursuant to 8 Secretary of Defense decision, the Director, DMA Pog sibility for managing the Exploitation Modernization Program (EMP) effort. The program consists of two ; systemst (3) @ MARK 85 system scheduled for Initial Operational Capability (10¢) in 1985, and (2) 8 MARK 9 System scheculed for 10C in September 1998 and Pinal Cperational Capability (FOC) fn 1991. 1, (U) Project Dercription: Within the MAKK 85 and 9¢ system definitions, work has been allocated to \ Segments, Each are responsible for a separate fortion of the overall effort... MARK 85 will handle near-tern requirements, The all-digital MARK 99 ENP will consist of six elementa: @- (U) Production Management. Supports resource @llocation, work assignment, production monitoring, © — ae and quelity assursace. ; a ane . voy b. (U) Source Preparation, Effects source review, allocation, and selection, digitization and _ s analytic control and development. ' a, ; , C: ce. (U) Data Extraction. Supports extraction of elevation and planimetric deta. me i @. (VU) Product Ganeration, Supports the generation and revision of MC&G products. . i e. (JU) Data Management. Provides for centralized managesent of source materials, extracted feature a : and elevation data, and formatted/symbolized product dota, ; . 7 “4 } 3 £. (U) Communtcations. Provides direct digital transmission of deta between the EMP segments and. ¥ furnishes a gateway and pathway batween OMA Production Centers. 4 A” & ae EXHIBIT PE-33B oy {continued) ; vik UNCLASSIFIED | rs - cote ayes 7 . oe . ; 4 4 4 ; ‘ . of aa Fra . . . . a ag ° : ve ve ‘ 4 . +4 ’ : ‘3 ee “ mes of be i ‘ * et a my »4 . be . va Pe ‘ ° vn . a} el ee i ‘ ; ~ : oe . one an fet bat | - . ' oad ao toe £3 ” ‘ oy * fl* S a : 7m : . - RN a nee tat cone ew me in ade amen Le Nd me Weaete. sem cwslece tee Dante oafdbave a bastion 2 £2 te tb ew rte fot td ovale oon ett ld ati sea bots. Le@ts ainemehhe dee eietidhe n2telause Satu ere a Nese dom. SE een
. . . hai eee Pm + te ee Te aatnon) eid) . . . . . vow . : eat abenad : ii anit . eyee, . Te eey ee ce-ayee wre -~-mene 1351359 ~WURSE Al3st, Ares; LEoPhY ste, and "nace SUEpore 3 TUARA " NSA ON ty P dacs, Cr F P Stay 4 DRA SP Pros ano Tce fo, Plote, lon Odernys Stlon (OMasage to, ve Ting a] Fespon. P P Ps ; Siby Y for agin ell tats. r°derntz x Proge, (by Flore, e °O¢ram <oNSIgeg lwo 3 i 5YStem {2 SARK es “¥Sten ohedu leg Inteys) sper at tong, pedi tig, (Toe) In 198 ¢ éng (2) a MARK 9a “a ‘ Syatem ¢ ecu] fo) Serte., 5 199 994 Pings *Tationg) P3b17; (Foc) 199; Pj (uy) Pro ce ¢ fon; thin tem i "S, wo 93 bee @2l) , Seon ents Eac ate Speastepe for 4 "Paras, Pore ty, fF the Overg) ©lfore ‘y RK g¢ wily han i *Wiren, The 4j] at tay 99 Em; wt Cony ai *lene q a (uy PF oduct fon MMe F0mene ““PRore, *90Ur eg *Tocaty,, ° an ang Warte, Mra nce: i b, (U) Source AEP REA on, Elfaces SOura,e Povie, Malyer, “Nteg) ang vn ope. . Uv) Data Manager Fi ng Slevacy ata ang atted, f Fy f. {U) inieatig, Proviy q furnte, Fatevg, ad *hway bas “a 3 ae = oy . i he fu fr
Tae ww ne me re te a er me re eet ee Re emetgewnte ss ware tee eee ee TTT Smee er amare cere eee rae ew im meee re erre weet ne ee SWNT aD ne ete sme me ET RRR Ree a7 UNCLASSIFIED | {U) Program Elemonts €35139B (U) Titles exploitation Modernization Program rs 4 (U) USDREE Mission Area: Geophysical and Space (U) Budget Activity: Inte gence & Communications {8 . . 4 Support bse5 - TEATA ns? j (U) Each segment is to be coordinated and interfaced into a cohesive system via the efforts of a system ‘ integration contract. The overriding contracting strategy for MARK 92 has been to Issue two or more a - 4 Competitive Design Phase (CDP) contracts for each segnent. At the concluston of the CDP, one of the com= =|: | - “8 peting contractors will be chosen to preceed with the Design Avquisition Phase (DAP). : “oo ae | 2. (U) Program Accomplishments and Future Programs: Lo an ed 8. (U) FY 1984 Accomplishmentss During FY 1984, effort continued towerds the development of @ © «ss SF MARK 85 Initiel Operational Capability (10c). This included the developmen. of the Digitel Stereo so “4 Comparator/Compiler (DSCC) which is the prototype of the MARK 98 production system, As such, it allows high — aa accucacy measurement of data feature and elavation collection, and editing and © ‘alon of data. For a a MARK 98, 811] CDP contracts have been awarded and work on these contracts continu... .owards the development of a an 4 DAP proposals. One MARK 98 Segment was awarded a DAP contract in September 1984. mo i of 3 2 J, b. (U) F¥ 1985 Program: The DSCC is scheduled for delivery in FY 1985 and MARK 85 will echieve ; Ss initial operating capabllity In Py 1985. Also for MARK 98, all remaining DAP contract awards will be made . . during FY 1985. . ; ; \ c. (U) Program to Conpletion: See Paragraph H. &. (UY) Milestones: See paragraph it, @, (U) Explanstion of Milestone Changes: H/A no So Pa T. (U) Test and Evaluation Data: N/A 0 : —— mo, an 7 en 4 “UXHISIT PB-33B00 | , a . , -.. (continued). oso ow UNCLASSIFIED a bee, ewe . vcleret wees ots me bea hy ac aa . eT en SRD ewe we a we eI 2 »; e . ee, bee em oe om + ™~ . SET one idee Giri | cnet “ith dented. Heoinbib ads veat-uacadenabesulels Sy hmalises cid late? usksSecbsnn cotillion Rabtensbbs f+ awe Fe 79 NOT ee ee Rhee Ne See ee ee Be Oe Oe Re ee ee eee Oe ere ee eee ae TE Be a eee eee eee ee ee eee eT ee AS eee ae wee . ’ Ao eee rte Nt eet a eee altel ie tit © An ttetalle rt d Reis wets ene, enweten ke eRe eee lwbib a end mee t-
oC TOO Oe eee ae” ——oweo es = ee eee OO oe ee ODE eee Oe! eee ee ee eee eo7.e—03ce 3s 75. 7°34 =o s@w ew sev" ve © UNCLASSIFIED FY J986 ROTCE DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY (U) Program Elements 0$3513598 (U) USOREE Mission Arear Capabilities Development a. (U) RESOURCES:  (§ in Thousands) (U) Titles Defense Reconnaissance Support Activities ~~. o {U) Budget Activity: Intelilaence & Communications §5 | -- 7 FY 1984 fy 1985 Fy 1986 Py 1987 Title Actual Bstinate Estinste Estinate (¥) TOTAL POR PROGRAM ELENENT 168,939 13,2838 9,759 (v) «Acquisition Systcss Davelcpoort 14,96¢@ 12,288 9,758 (u) Explottation Modernization Progrus*® 93,978 -- - oo *See Program Element 351398, Exploitation Nocernization Prograa, for details. B. (U) BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF ELEMENT ALD MISSIOW NEED: went js ct e higher clasalfication Teve (TIARA), Defense Roconnalssance Support Program (DAS?) Volume VI, C. (U) Other Aopro riation funds > , ry 1904 =PY¥ 3965 PY 1986 vy 1987 . . Actual Estinate facinate Ustinate (U) = Procurenent 34,268 -- «« ow (v) Operation & Maintanance 33,558 8,548 8,984 UNCLASSIFIED i he fs y . 4, o . iY be ! wo ~ SRF OP wea ° TAR et eee ee wet arte wabnterneetine wp eniepe cangpmerer ED: The description of the funding for this Bnd contained in the Tactical Intelligence and Related Activities Congressional Justification Book. AS wpe tee Siow en cna te tae Pee Additional Total to Estimated . Sonpletton cont pe Continuing N/A oat a eartcndicies program ele- Additional Total to ‘ stlasted Completion Cost Continuing R/A . ° wae EXUISET PB-338 oar Lot ene ven ete e: wee . "% ery ue ‘ * a b { . ‘ . > a? ro . n . . A ” is as” aan) at et att ? ? . * “9° : ’ ‘ ° ee %o . , ef te . oat : no a “0 ah et . . ~ e ° “i eo vey ‘oe, a " th, *, . e . ee . oot ret ’ ‘ Far oa Re Py a Peni . Ce ee ee ‘ eo rr on! ble Us . e 2 ‘ o tee ae . can Sr are thet . hee! aor t , La . e ‘, ou : a e | | | | : |
ie eee Ce ee Se ee ae Le et ee ee, a Loren ee mR A. Nt et et a%e Te aT a Ae Zaha ee em eee ee eee ee es Sn rere nites cmape crernerts een nantes me ee te te ee ee verona em y UNCLASSIFIED (U) Program Element: 9351598 {U) Title: Defense Recennaissance Support Activities i . oe (U) USDRGE Mission Area: Capabilities Development (U) Budget actIvity? Intell genes ConmunT Setloneets Jo! SY FE. ~ TIARA E nn a D. (U) Related Activities: N/A - ; eA EB. (U) WORK PERFORMED BY: N/A P. (U) PROJECTS LESS THAN $18 MILLION (82 MILLION) IN PY 1986: Deseriptton of project detatis can be found | under DMA support In the TIARA DRSP, Volume V1, Congressional Justification Book, : G. (U) PROJECTS OVER $18 MILLION ($7 MILLION) IN PY J986: N/A H. (U) TEST AND EVALUATION DATA: N/A , ' : ’ ; : t : : ols BXHIBIT P8-338 (continued) ‘ ry UNCLASSIFIED J? , a : > . a rae eet : Ad . ad eo § a . Sana ‘s , .“ . ‘ . iP te. _ i ie ‘ 7 yf pie’ * Cree), a de ay Ve, er ee enero retry = Z . ae 2 ‘ ; s Sa aCe 8 .- LT . 7 te 5 on. Ny Lote ' Sree ee el a ee ee eee ee ee ee 2 ew 2 He wepT,
1 ee eae c ee ee eee te we wewonees mec ewe Ff mee emer ene tm ct mee ne tem ee ne rg eRe Re mee ple fat eee mpD eba bree cee UNCLASSIFIED Theme ree Saree: GR wer mere me wy mena os noe arpa “DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY PERFORMER DISTRIBUTION Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (Thousands of Dollars) a) BXHIBET PB-330 . t ; i { ) ’ b $ Appropriation: RDT&E, Defense Agencies Date: 86 February 1988 “+: ° * 5 —_— wee tre t Total Obligational Authority Ba : FY 1984 FY 1985 FY3986 Fe i J. (UV) For operation of installations of the Cot bp aya t reporting DoD Component Government operated .. , ‘ - co ‘ 2. (U) For operation of installations of the ”, ce as > reporting DoD Component Contractor operated... , . ‘ oe ad . ; 3. (UW) For contracts directly in support of work po, , wi oe H actually performed at installations of the oo ears ‘ reporting DoD Component . . + 2 eee ee eee e ; es lo ‘ 4. (U) For work assigned to other Department of . : ’ 7 Be! ‘ . Defense Activities . 1. 6 ee oe ee a wees 129,962 , 281,515 277,129" . ‘ S$. (YU) For work assigned to activities of other . a ; . . ° Governazent agencies i a oo ve oe : “ a oo ! . ' 6. (U) Por work performed by Industrial contractors , DS : po : ("pro€it® organizations) . 2. ee ee ee ees 643 776 | Se a J 7. (U) For work performed by educational . — a ce ? a. (U)* Designated Fed Contract Res Centers ... (--) (+=) tT Saat Se ‘ ‘ be. (U) Other Institutions . 2... eee ee we (834) (32,612) . "°° (773) ; ae , 8. (Uj Por work performed by other *non-profit® ; ‘ So, crea ! organizations * © © © © «© © e = © &@ @ 8s ew ww 8 lt 175 . 7 t 225 . / . 235 6” a : “47 d @. (U) Designated Fed Contract Ros Centers ... (175) . (225) . (235) op v) b. (u) Other Institutions * 8 © © © © @ © © e 8 ‘ (-~) een ‘ (+=) Joe , (oo) ve. a 4 9. (¥) Totel RDTSE. Appropriation > ¢ ®@ @ © © © 8° © © @ 131,614 a . 264,128 . ; : oa 278,867 : . - re ’ . af, t ’ t : ¢ ¢ f) ’ d a 3 ‘ ‘ ate, . a / . Py 3 Loa . : 4 ’ % 4 “S . 3 ° “Foe es ‘ ‘ ¢ 4 : ; ‘ te wee *. Y, : : ! a _ eo n i j : ote! oO ” . i . ‘ . e ‘ 3 { ‘ : s + > o ’ °. 4 $ oy Le ‘ one 4 ee, 4 re, : e i ‘ . : ‘ 4 . ae rs . " : i “- ¢ ' ; ' hy a ‘ ' ¢ a. 6. 7 ‘ ’ Se ewe . r oy ene copes. : ns ad Pd as fo aes sy . nm ar fate wy ws Sy, tre ws . eo AY Nye. me . ae - x BA “% “ ane ! ee Th EKO “op eo wae we a ed ee “Ar, « "oe wove te Tete tell, ay % | Ca eted wacate! Pa ae eNtetc torte PORTED We COE Pr wit ae ae Ss Verna ts:
a a UNCLASSIFIED ot rele a ~~ ee DEFENSE MAPPING AGERCY 24 t . : ® PERFORMER DISTRIBUTION ‘ a Research, Development, Test and Evaluation ce : ' a | (Thousands of Dollars) re el : } Appcerlation: ROT&E, Defense Agencies ; Date: @6 February 1985 oo. 4 : Total Obligational authority Do Chg PY 1984 FY 1985 PY 1986 owt “4 1. (U) Por operation of Installations of the OT ey | reporting DoD Component Government operated .. . tk ee “: } 2. {U) Por operation of installations of the ; : rot me t . : reporting DoD Component Contractor operated . « + ; : ; ; a ota i 3. (U) For contracts directly {n support of work oo so BC og : actually performed at installations of the ee: ‘ i reporting DoD Component . 2. ee eee ee eee Woe ee , 4.  (U) For work assigned to other Department of , ae ‘ Soe i Dafense Activities 2... ee wr we ee es 129,962 261,535 Lo 277,129 ' 5. (U) Por work assigned to activities of other OO ae ; ‘ Government agencies . 2. . 2. 6 6 ee te ow we ww - . ‘ - ' wee ae \ 6. {U) For work performad by industrial contractors ; ‘ ; ; St . (ten ("profit® organizations) . 2. 6 ee ee ew eee CT ne) Se ’ 7. (U) For work perfornaed by educational . ae a = es : institutions . .. . ro. ne 1) en rc ra j a. (U) Designated Fed Contract Res Centers eae (<2) . (<9) Cad an 2 . b. (U) Other Institutions .. eee ee ee ee (834) 0 2  ? 4 8. (U) For work performed by other “pons profits . ! ‘ : oe ‘ organizations » « « + 6 «ee ws a rn 225 ne +) ere : a. (U) Desiqnated Fed Contract Res Centers... (378) (225) So (235): - ; b. (U) Other Inaeitutionae . 6. eo ee wee (--) Se (=~) 7 (ee) bate ‘ GS, (UY) Total RDTSE Appropriation . 2. 2. «ee eee wae 133,614 206,128 "278,867 a ' _ EXHIBIT PB-33D UNCLASSIFIED UTE Cet Ae OO on v 6:3 7? = us . 7 fy 7 wf ro. ‘ ut >t, . . Ls ar je 7h a 4 f.lve o . : t or . . . . : 1 eed ' : . : is ye : tte. aoe ot 4 | ES . ee Vee. Ve, ‘ 14% tly Ps * +4 5} i? as s 8 : ne . . . ~~ ae : fi Van + an - oy : a we a, . ~ 1 ’ amet : wey 1 On rr a ; bs iF a f . id Loot - % os : iy . : na, 4 " , i. lea seats ay re ’ Ane iy tates As nore aes AAP “, * ve . wn wy? — rr es om wT ” eaten te Teva rads i Ne sey . ae: ITE wee earn 7 : ste ! e- . rh re . Coe rats dh es . we. ¢ ". eb ed. “fae ry Ae ae SAE te i SY Ee beedtet Pa ae?” a Bee one joa Son " ante otete net. SUE. fy Te 1 ears ET
ee mr et meee eee cee ee Se erm em ep me ee See fem etpeete fet ee perenne es ee ee SS : i UNCLASSIFIED I SF FEDERAL CONTRACT RESEARCH CENTERS SUMMARY BY APPROPRIATION AND PROGRAM ELEMENT eas Ce ($ In Tiovsands) . yg . rer a PY 1984 | FY 1985 = PY 1986 )—C: FY 1987..- Actual . Estimate -- Estimate - Estimate ©. {U) AEROSPACE CORPORATION Oe ae ee ee we a ee cee (U) Research, Developuent, Test and Evaluation , rr re e bd _€ . 2 . (U) 6,37.61.B Mapping, Charting snd Geodesy mR wf Investigations and Prototype : ‘ ; 2, " Ls : Development 2. 6 6 eee ee 175 225°. 235 7°: 235 - (U) REMARKS: For investigations, teste, and anslysis of advanced positioning techniques in sipport of national . ’ level prograns. . (U} TOTAL AEROSPACE CORPORATION « 6 » 2 © 6 ee ee N75 : 22s. 235 _ 238 (U) TOTAL PROGRAM SUFMARY BY APPROPRIATIONS (U) Research, Developmont, Tost and Evaluation 4... 178 , 228 : 235 o 235 . (U) Operation and Maintenance . . 6 6 2 ee eee ne - See 7 | - ~o . t t (U) Totel Federal Contract Research Centers . ot, (In-house effort) 2.1. ee ee oe os oe 178 225 Loe 238 238. - (u) Sudconteact Effort Excluded from this Anount . . io mre onal UNCLASSIFIED is iq’ oe so a at] a te oF ROT Le ee eet ett a on He TE OE RT PO te te a ee ves am ™, ¥ oe . Rano "¢ fa: ao ay oa '. " “as *, ae T4,e ttle, ",¢ m fet ee De dbo, Ue be te U8 Bt Piet tetas ath,