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Join Us at the Oldest & Most Prestigous Radar Event!
Monterey, CA 23–27 June 2008
54TH ANNUALTRI-SERVICE RADAR SYMPOSIUM
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CALL FOR PAPERS54TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MSS TRI-SERVICE RADAR SYMPOSIUM
Monterey, CA • 23 – 27 June 2008- � -
CLASS A: BAE Systems, IEWS Georgia Institute of Technology/GTRI ITT Industries Space Systems Division Northrop Grumman, Electronic Systems Raytheon Company/Missile Systems
Teledyne Scientific & Imaging
CLASS B: Boeing Corporation General Dynamics Land Systems L-� Communications, Cincinnati Electronics
SENSIAC is supported in part by thefollowing major contributors:
On behalf of SENSAIC, the government and industry supporters listed below, and our symposium committee, I invite you to participate in the 2008 Tri-Service Radar Symposium. It will be held in Monterey, California from 23–27 June 2008. Our DoD’s expectations for radar, especially in the areas of non-cooperating targets, con-tinue to grow. Meeting this challenge is vital to preserv-ing our battlefield superiority. At this time our committee is focusing on assembling this year’s TSR program. It will
Sponsored byArmy RDECOM AMRDEC Army RDECOM CERDEC
Army RDEC Picatinny ArsenalArmy Research Laboratory
Air Force Research LaboratoryDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency
Defense Technical Information CenterOffice of Naval Research
Office of the Under Secretary of Defense
Administered and Published byThe Military Sensing Information Analysis Center
(SENSIAC)
This publication was produced by the Military Sensing Information Analysis Center (SENSIAC), a Department of Defense chartered Information Analysis Center.SENSIAC is sponsored, administratively managed, and partly funded by the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC-A1) under contract HC1047-05-D-4000. The Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative is Dr. James Howe, Department of the Army RDE Command, CERDEC, Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate, AMSRD-CER-NV-ST-SIP, 10��1 Burbeck Road, Fort Belvoir VA ��060-5806.
consist of presentation papers, discussion (poster) pa-pers, short courses, and exhibits. We invite you to attend and especially hope you will consider participating as an author or presenter. Please review the material herein for guidelines on the submittal process and due dates. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me, the Vice Chairs (Joon Choe and Bill Moore), or any of the committee members listed on page 7.
ABOUT THE TRI-SERVICE RADAR SYMPOSIUMThe Tri-Service Radar (TSR) Symposium is the most prestigious and the oldest continuous meeting of radar engineers, scientists, and technologists. TSR celebrates its 54TH Symposium in �008. Since its inception, this symposium has focused on providing a forum for peer review and exchange of R&D information that is typically not available through the open literature. Most informa-tion is classified, limited-distribution, or ITAR-restricted material. Indeed, classified material is given preference by the Papers Selection Committee. The Symposium evolved from the Synthetic Aperture Radar Symposium, first held by the University of Michigan in 1955. The change from university to military sponsorship in the late 1960s expanded the event by providing a forum
for presenting of a wider range of radar technology Programs ranging from Research and Development through current fielded systems of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard are highlighted. The Chair rotates yearly among the Army, Navy, and Air Force. This rotation synergistically benefits the services, the broader Government, and DoD contractors through peer interactions that enhance the quality of work and stimulate creativity by sharing critiques and ideas across organizational boundaries. More recently, the participa-tion of industry partners has increased, with the Sympo-sium becoming a truly integrated community event. The Symposium consists of successive lecture and poster sessions (no parallel sessions), with all papers published in the proceedings and delivered to every attendee.
—Eric MokoleNaval Research Laboratory
PROGRAM TOPICSThe Program will feature three days of selected papers for presentation in lecture and poster sessions and two days of short courses and workshops. Classified and ITAR-restricted papers are strongly encouraged for the lecture and poster sessions and will be given precedence, but relevant unclassified papers are also welcome. Short course and workshop material may be classified or unclassified.
Tentative session topics that have been identified to help set the theme of the �008 TSR are:• Affordable Radar Systems/Technologies, Radar Open
System Architecture, Cost Analysis of Radar• Radars in Systems of Systems• Multi-Mission or Multi-Function (Radar / EW / Comms)
Radars• Radar Operations in Urban Environments• Ballistic Missile Defense• Radar in Support of Current Operations• Expeditionary Warfare (Littoral, Riverine, Urban)• Maritime Domain Awareness• Defense Against Terrorism (Counter IED)• Radar Spectrum & Environmental Effects• Other Topics
Abstracts may be submitted addressing the aforementioned topics or any topic relevant to military radar, including but not limited to:• Radar Systems: Ground, Shipboard, Airborne/UAV, Space,
Missile• Netted Radar, Distributed Radar• Intelligence (Threat Systems, Electronic Attack)• Multistatic & Passive RF• Active Aperture Radar / Digital Radar / Digital Beamforming• Antenna Technology• Electronic Protection• Automated Target Recognition
• RF Imaging / SAR / ISAR• Airborne SMTI & AMTI• Ground Surveillance• Secondary Radar / Combat ID / RF Tags• Signal Processing / Adaptive Processing / Waveform
Diversity• Data Processing: Tracking, Target Discrimination, Image
Processing• Modeling and Simulation• Phenomenology: Targets, Interference, Clutter, Propagation• Key Enabling Technologies: T/R Modules, Exciters, Waveform
Generators, Processors• Ultrawideband Radar
All submitted abstracts will be considered both for Lecture and Poster sessions. Since the TSR is the only venue specifically concentrating on classified and sensitive information on radar, submissions dealing with this subject matter are greatly desired and have first priority.
In contrast to the traditional role of Poster sessions, Poster and Lecture papers for the TSR Symposium are considered equally important. The Chairs would like to emphasize that Poster papers are an integral part of the Symposium technical program, have their own session (do not compete with the Lecture sessions), and are explicitly solicited for their unique contribution. Papers allocated to the Poster session generally require more author interaction with the audience, receive a more targeted and interested audience, and afford an author time to present their topic in more depth.
Short Courses and Workshops, conducted on the first and last days of the Symposium, are also an important aspect of the overall technical program. Prospective instructors and chairs are invited to submit topics and descriptions on proposed courses and workshops for consideration by the Technical Committee.
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IMPORTANT DATESn Abstract due: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 JANUARY 2008n Proposals for Short Courses and Workshops due: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 JANUARY 2008n Submissions by prospective instructors for short courses by: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 FEBRUARY 2008n Paper for publication, Security Clearance and Disclosure Authority forms due: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 JUNE 2008 n Presentation slides due: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 JUNE 2008n Meeting dates: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23–27 JUNE 2008
Reminder: All presenters must be US citizens and must hold a SECRET-level clearance.
To submit an abstract, visit our website: www.sensiac.gatech.edu. For more information, contact the SENSIAC office at: 404-407-7�67 or e-mail: [email protected].
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Guidelines For AuthorsIt is always difficult to select papers based only on submitted abstracts. The committee, therefore, requests that those submitting abstracts:
(1) Provide an outline of your presentation in addition to the abstract.
(�) Provide the following information:
(a) The classification of the material to be presented and published.
(b) An indication that you have taken into account prior art in the area which your paper treats. You might cite two or three references to the latest papers preceding your paper.
(c) A summary statement that clearly states the substance of your paper’s contribution to the field, how it adds to exist-ing technical information, or what is new and significant about the work. Also, indicate if the work is a new program, a continuing effort, or a completed program.
(d) Abstracts for papers/presentations that are to be unclas-sified should clearly demonstrate relevance to military, homeland security, or related applications.
(e) If the work has already been reported at another confer-ence, state when and where it was presented, why it should be presented again, or in what way it is a different presentation.
(f ) Please note what type of information will be presented (measurement, analytical, design, test, etc.)
Call For ExhibitsAgain this year, we are inviting organizations to propose exhibits to be displayed at the Symposium. Exhibits may consist of anything from graphic displays to hardware. Hardware displays may consist of anything from components to entire systems. All displays will be considered, but must relate directly to radar. Interested parties should contact MSS. There is no exhibit space fee. Exhibitors are responsible for all other costs, that is, shipping or special on-site support. Exhibits will be selected on the basis of how well they complement the Symposium program theme and fit available space.
Short Course & Workshop ProposalsProvide the relevant information on the Abstract Submission Form, either via our website (preferred) at www.sensiac.gat-ech.edu or using the attached form (be sure to complete both pages). Please note that if you use the website, do NOT submit the form in this Call for Papers. Please check the appropriate box for Submission Type. Proposals should be limited to 500 words and must be UNCLASSIFIED.
Selection CriteriaPreference will be given to papers with depth and technical content consistent with publication in scholarly journals and that provide insight into operational needs and deficiencies. Factors important to the selection of papers include the degree to which the paper:• Deals with classified or controlled material;• Has new findings not previously reported;• Provides measured data and results where appropriate;• Is relevant to current and anticipated DoD requirements.
Abstracts must be UNCLASSIFIED. Since classification of the paper is a consideration in paper selection, the abstract should state the classification of the material to be presented and published. Reclassification of papers subsequent to selection may prompt the committee to review the submission.
To facilitate the distribution of accepted papers to appropriate Sessions, authors are asked to identify a choice of Session for their paper (from the list of Session Topics). Questions regarding the technical content of the meeting should be addressed to the Chair or Vice Chairs using the contact information on page 7.
Submission of an abstract is deemed a firm commitment to prepare the presentation and paper described by the abstract. The abstract must be in accordance with the guidelines and dates detailed for authors in this Call For Papers. All authors are required to prepare manuscripts that are published in the proceedings. The deadline for completed manuscripts is �6 June �008. The publication of papers received after this date will be delayed until the proceedings for TSR �009.
REMiNdER: All presenters must be U.S. Citizens and must hold a SECRET-level clearance.
Submit Your AbstractFill out the Abstract Submission Form completely, either via our website (preferred) at www.sensiac.gatech.edu or using the attached form (be sure to complete both sides). Please note that if you use the website, do NOT submit the attached form. Follow the instructions provided either on the website or on Page 5 of this Call for Papers and submit a completed Abstract Submission Form with your �00-500 word abstract.
REMiNdER: Your abstract must be UNCLASSiFiEd UNLiM-iTEd diSTRiBUTiON.
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ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FORM54TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MSS TRI-SERVICE RADAR SYMPOSIUM��–�7 June �008Monterey, California
54TH Annual Meeting of the MSS Tri-Service Radar Symposium is scheduled to take place from ��–�7 June �008 in Monterey, California. Persons wishing to present papers are requested to complete this form or a facsimile and send to:
SENSIACAttn: MSS/TSR9�5 Dalney Street, Suite 10�Mail Code: 0870Atlanta, GA �0���-0870
Preferred method of submittal is via: www.sensiac.gatech.edu
Note: All abstracts submitted for review by the Program Committee are treated as privileged information. Only the committee members, listed herein, who are affiliated with U.S. Government and U.S. Government contractors and SENSIAC/MSS staff have access to the abstracts.
Reminder: If your abstract is selected for presentation, presenters must be U.S. citizens and must hold a SECRET-level clearance in order to attend and present the paper.
TITLE: _____________________________________________________________________________________________
This work was done under contract: ____________________________________________________________________
Sponsor Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________
DoD Point of Contact: _______________________________________________________________________________
Military or Contracting Officer: ________________________________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________
E-mailAuthor Affiliation City/State
Phone: 404-407-7�67Fax 404-407-9�7�E-mail: [email protected]
Part 1 of 2 Due 25 January 2008
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Preferred Presentation Method: ❏ Lecture ❏ Poster ❏ No Preference
Point of Contact (please give complete address):
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Company: _________________________________________________________________________________________
Complete Business Address: __________________________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip: _____________________________________________________________________________________
Telephone: ____________________ Fax:______________________ E-mail: ____________________________________
This section must be filled out or the abstract will not be accepted!
Security Classification of: Presentation: ___________________ Paper: ______________ Abstract: __________________
If Unclassified, is the distribution unlimited? ❏ Yes ❏ No
Is the presenter a U.S. Citizen? ❏ Yes ❏ No
Does the presenter hold a U.S. SECRET Security Clearance? ❏ Yes ❏ No
Name of Presenter: __________________________________________________________________________________
Presenter E-mail: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Submission Type: ❏ Paper ❏ Short Course Proposal ❏ Workshop Proposal
Microsoft PowerPoint presentations are required.
ABSTRACT: (�00 - 500 words) On a separate paper, state as specifically as possible using numbers and facts the new (previously unpublished) results of your work which are most significant and relevant to this symposium.
Suggested session for this paper (check one):
Part 2 of 2 Due 25 January 2008
❏ Affordable Radar Systems/Technologies, Radar Open System Architecture, Cost Analysis of Radar
❏ Radars in Systems of Systems
❏ Multi-Mission or Multi-Function (Radar / EW / Comms) Radars
❏ Radar Operations in Urban Environments
❏ Ballistic Missile Defense
❏ Radar in Support of Current Operations
❏ Expeditionary Warfare (Littoral, Riverine, Urban)
❏ Maritime Domain Awareness
❏ Defense Against Terrorism (Counter IED)
❏ Radar Spectrum & Environmental Effects
❏ Other Topics
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Eric AdlerArmy Research LabAdelphi, [email protected]�01-�94-09��
Mel BelcherNorthrop GrummanReston, [email protected]�-�45-8�4�
Lawrence Bovino Army RDECOM CERDEC I�WDFt. Monmouth, [email protected]�7-4�7-4��6
Armin DoerrySandia National LaboratoriesAlbuquerque, [email protected] 505-845-8165
Richard FordNaval Research Lab Washington, [email protected] �0�-767-�440
Paul GilgallonAFRL/SNRDRome, [email protected] �15-��0-4409
Jeffrey HoffnerRaytheonEl Segundo, [email protected] �10-��4-��99
Lorraine KohlerArmy RDECOM CERDEC I�WDFort Monmouth, NJ [email protected] 7��-4�7-�14�
Dan KudernaArmy RDECOM CERDEC I�WDFort Monmouth, NJ [email protected] 7��-4�7-5719
Mark LongbrakeFRL/SNRWPAFB, [email protected] 9�7-904-98�8
Jay LoomisArmy RDECOM AMRDECHuntsville, [email protected] �56-876-�710
Keith LoreeAFRL/SNR WPAFB, [email protected] 9�7-�55-64�7x4�44
Emil MartinsekAFRL/SNZ WPAFB, OH [email protected] 9�7-904-9817
Bill MelvinGeorgia Tech Research InstituteSmyrna, [email protected] 770-5�8-��74
Lee MoyerTechnology Service CorporationFairfax, [email protected] 70�-995-955�
Phillip PaceNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, [email protected]�1-656-��86
Frank RobeyMIT Lincoln LabLexington, [email protected]��8
Michael SarcioneRaytheonSudbury, [email protected]�8
Dan SegoBoeingSeattle, [email protected] �5�-77�-��7�
Dan SheenLockheed MartinLitchfield Pk, [email protected] 6��-9�5-766�
Gregory TavikNaval Research Lab Washington, [email protected]�0�-404-1945
Dan ThomasSyracuse Research Corp.Syracuse, [email protected] �15-45�-8166
Gerard TitiBAE SystemsBurlington, [email protected] 781-�59-��08
Gerard TrunkJHU/APLLaurel, [email protected] �40-��8-8455
Robert WartaLockheed MartinOrlando, [email protected] 407-�56-074�
Mark WeberArmy REDCOM CERDEC I�WDFort Monmouth, NJ mark.weber�@us.army.mil 7��-4�7-400�
Lars WellsSandia National LaboratoriesAlbuquerque, [email protected] 505-845-8014
Shelly YostNaval Surface Warfare CenterDahlgren, [email protected]�-�165
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
VICE CHAIRJoon ChoeNaval Research Lab Washington, [email protected]�0�-767-�9�6
CHAIR Eric MokoleNaval Research LabWashington, [email protected]�0�-404-�700
VICE CHAIRWilliam MooreAFRL/SNRWPAFB, [email protected] 9�7-904-98��
The Orlando luau was a great success, with fun
for all.
Join us in Monterey for our 54th TSR event, as we continue
our second half century of
excellence in radar innovation.
Larry Bovino (bottom left), Chair of the 2007 TSR at Disney World, is congratulated by Eric Mokole, 2008 TSR Chair, as Mickey
looks on approvingly.Over eighty original classified, ITAR-restricted,
and unclassified papers on radar were presented in Orlando.
