Member Login Sensors, Communication, and Electronics Consortium (SCEC) Our Mission The Sensors, Communications and Electronics Consortium (SCE Consortium) was created to conduct research, development, and testing in cooperation with the Government, leading to technology demonstrations and prototype projects in the sensors, communications and electronics sciences and other related fields to maintain and improve warfighter command, control, communications, computer, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities in complex environments. Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) Soldiers conduct missions in austere and complex environments where GPS is not always available or accurate – whether that be from the challenges of geographical terrain and urban settings or adversarial efforts to deny and disrupt situational awareness. To accurately execute unified action, Soldiers need to know where they and their comrades are located, where they are going, and when to strike. Read More > Mine, IED, and Minefield Detection and Defeat The Defense Department predicts the threat from explosive hazards is likely to remain high in the coming decade, as abilities to counter them continue to evolve. CCDC C5ISR Center identifies, investigates, develops, matures, evaluates and demonstrates technology and system-level prototypes for the U.S. Army that are used in the detection and neutralization (including electronic countermeasures) of explosive hazards that include improvised explosive devices, and mines, whether employed individually or in minefields, buried underground, camouflaged or laying on the ground’s surface. Read More > Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Targeting The spectrum of threats encountered by U.S. Soldiers is varied and complex. Degraded visual environments, demanding weather conditions, urban environments and adversary asymmetric warfare strategies are serious risks to Soldiers’ safety and mission execution. Read More > Tactical and Deployed Power The advanced capabilities, such as communications systems of today’s dismounted Soldier, come with a power and energy burden as Soldiers rely on power for all aspects of their mission such as systems that enable situational awareness, connectivity, mission command and actionable intelligence. Tactical and deployed power initiatives entail providing advanced, smaller, lighter weight, higher yield, reduced cost Soldier-power and mobile-power sources, power generation systems, renewable energy systems, environmental control systems, and intelligent power grid technologies and systems. Read More > Cyberspace Operations The Army must account for Cyberspace Operations in a tactical environment, like a Tactical Operations Center where military specific operations occur. The tactical environment provides unique challenges to the Army from a defensive and offensive perspective. Army Cyberspace Operations include a broad spectrum of capabilities and initiatives that provide tactical decision makers with the assurance, awareness and protection needed to operate effectively in the cyberspace environment and the ability to exploit, deny and disrupt the adversary’s use of it. Read More > Electronic Warefare The use of electromagnetic-enabled technologies increased drastically during Operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom and continues to increase globally. Read More > Intelligence, Analysis, Exploitation and Dissemination By better understanding adversaries, the U.S. Army can better determine how to handle both friendly and hostile military situations. There are mass amounts of information and intelligence to be acquired, extracted, analyzed, synthesized and delivered in effective, actionable formats to protect and arm U.S. Soldiers with the tactical and strategic advantage. Read More > Mission Command Coordinated communications between Soldiers is essential to successful missions. Whether Soldiers are in an operations center with systems such as Command Post of the Future (CPOF), in a vehicle or platform with mounted systems such as FBCB2 or dismounted with FM Radios, mission effectiveness often depends on the gathering, synthesizing and delivering of the right information to the right person at the right time regardless of environmental circumstances and constraints. Read More > Tactical and Strategic Networks In today’s dynamic operational environment, information is the weapon of choice, and life and death can hinge on reliable connectivity through secure and undisrupted networks. The ubiquitous nature of mobile communications, low cost of entry and the speed of commercial innovation calls for relevant expertise that spans the tactical network domain. 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