carrier borne aew&c
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Carrier Borne AEW&C
NAVAL AVIATION
G. Sharma
TBM3WCadillac I
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PB-1W Cadillac II
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Zpg-3W
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Wv-2
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E-1B
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E-2C (Group O)
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E-2C Group II
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SH-3 AEW
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Maritime Security
Strengthen itself continuously as
a formidable, multi-dimensional
and networked force that
maintains high readiness at all
times to protect India’s maritime
interests, safeguard her
seaward frontiers and defeat all
maritime threats in our areas of
interest.
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ENSURING SECURE SEAS
INDIANMARITIME SECURITY STRATEGY
Safeguarding Maritime Interests
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Goa
Port
Blair
Visakhapatnam
Mumbai
Chennai
Jamnaggar
Kochi
Freedom of Manoeuvre
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Impact of AEW on the Engagement Chain
FIND FIX TRACK TARGET ENGAGE ASSESSPARTIAL
AEW
Reductions in Time
FIX TARGET ENGAGE ASSESSTRACKFINDWITH
AEW
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Long Range AEW RadarIFF
ESMAIS
Offboard SensorsNCW
Data LinksDecision Aids
FIND FIX TRACK TARGET ENGAGE ASSESSENGAGEMENT
CHAINFIND ?
WITHOUT
AEW
Interoperability
...is the key to effective airborne early warning
Air Operations Center
Ground
Radar
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Integrated Network Connectivity Adaptable to User Requirements
Satellite Ground
Station Ground Radar
ESSCOM
Fighter-to-
Fighter
Fighter-to-
Fighter
Fighter-to-
Fighter
AEW&C
With AEWWithout AEW
AEW Command and Control Connectivity
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CommandCenter
Ka-31
HALE
RW UAV
SOF
Carriers
Satellite
Sea Harrier
MiG-29K
AWACS
MMRCA
Voice
HF DL
SATCOM
Data Link
UAV DL
Ships
P-8I
Helo’s
Maritime Recce
AEW
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Role of AEW&C in the Spectrum of Conflict
• Border Surveillance
• Maritime Surveillance
• Piracy
• Smuggling / Arms
Control
• Air Traffic Control
• Search & Rescue
Peacetime
OperationsNormal
Operations
Heightened
Tensions
Major
WarDetection & Surveillance
Tracking
Communication
Network Connectivity
Robustness
Multi-sensor Integration
CORE
AEW&C
Functions
Civil AEW&C
Maritime
TAMD
Limited
Conventional
Conflict
• Sanctions Enforcement
• Sea Lane Control
• Show of Force
• Limited Objective Air
Strikes
• Counter Insurgency
Operations
Other
Than
War
AEW&C
Contribution
Airborne Early Warning Battle Management Command & Control
• Strike & Intercept
Control
• Theater Air Missile
Defense
• Maritime Domain
Interdiction
• Detection & Tracking of
All Sea Surface Targets
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AEW&C is a Critical Force Multiplier
Increased Capability Reduces Decision Timeline
60s 70s 80s 90s 20s Future
Surveillance Data Link
Fighter Data Link
Passive
Detection
Advanced
Data Links
Advanced
Radar
Decision
Aids
Net Centricity
SATCOM
Off-Board
Sensors
Airborne
Radar
IFF
Airborne early warning provides commanders
with a comprehensive operational picture to
make strategic decisions
EMB-145
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IL-78
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Supporting Indian Naval Aviation Transformation
2005 2010 2015 2020 2025
VIRAAT - STOVL
SEA HARRIER
Ka-31 AEW
VIKRAMADITYA - STOBAR
MiG-29K
Ka-31 AEW
IAC-1 - STOBAR
MiG-29K
Ka-31 AEW
SHORE- BASED - AEW&C
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IAC-2 – CATOBAR?
CATOBAR FIGHTER
CATOBAR - AEW&C
Ka-31 AEW
Projecting Combat Power Across the Littoral
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Missile
Threat
Fighter
Threat
Vikramaditya / MiG-29 / Ka-31
2015
IAC2 / CATOBAR Fighter / Ka-31 / Carrier AEW&C
2025
IAC-1 / MiG-29 / Ka-31 / Shore AEW&C
2020
Vikrant / MiG-29 / Ka-31 / Shore AEW&C
2020
Airfield
Area of
Interest
Viraat / Sea Harrier / Ka-31
2011
What Does the Future Hold for the Indian Navy?
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Typical Air Wing Composition
• Strike Aircraft (1-3 Squadrons)– LCA Mk II
– F/A-18E/F Super Hornet
– Rafale
– Sea Gripen
• Surveillance Aircraft (4-5 Aircraft)
– E-2D Advanced Hawkeye
– Ka-31
• Electronic Attack Aircraft(5 Aircraft)
– EA-18G Growler
• Logistics Aircraft (2-3 Aircraft)– C-2A Greyhound
• Rotary Wing Aircraft (4-8 Aircraft)– S70 Seahawk Multi Mission aircraft
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Strike Aircraft
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LCA Mk II
Rafale Sea Gripen
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http://www.saabgroup.com
F/A-18E
Surveillance Aircraft
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E-2D Advanced Hawkeye
Ka-31
Support Aircraft and Missions
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Multi Role Rotary Wing AircraftLong Range Logistics
Inflight RefuelingEA-18G Growler
C-2A GreyhoundS-70
F/A-18 Tanking E-2
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X-47B Unmanned Combat
Air System Demonstrator
Is this the view of the Indian Navy?
The View of AEW……
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Or is this?An Optimum Solution Should be Both
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THANK YOU
APY-9 Radar Overview
• Provides all-weather coverage and multimode airborne early warning (AEW) capability with
significantly increased sensitivity, flexibility, and overall performance
• Selection of UHF makes the radar less vulnerable to incorporation of radar cross section
reduction technology into targets now and in the future
• Space/time adaptive processing (STAP) provides superior clutter and interference
cancellation to detect air, surface, and sea targets in hostile environments
• Automatically adapts to clutter and interference in land, littoral, and sea environments
• The radar simultaneously detects air and surface targets in each of three scanning modes:
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Maximum Detection Capability Combining Rotodome and
Electronically Steered Array
Mechanical ScanMechanical &
Electronic Scan Electronic Scan
APY-9 Radar Overview
• Provides all-weather coverage and multimode airborne early warning (AEW) capability with
significantly increased sensitivity, flexibility, and overall performance
• Selection of UHF makes the radar less vulnerable to incorporation of radar cross section
reduction technology into targets now and in the future
• Space/time adaptive processing (STAP) provides superior clutter and interference
cancellation to detect air, surface, and sea targets in hostile environments
• Automatically adapts to clutter and interference in land, littoral, and sea environments
• The radar simultaneously detects air and surface targets in each of three scanning modes:
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Maximum Detection Capability Combining Rotodome and
Electronically Steered Array
27086-11
4035-06-2343A
Dwell Time Limited by Mechanical Scan Rate
Mechanical Scan
Enhanced
Tracking
Sector
Mechanically Stopped.
Enhanced Electronic
Tracking Within Sector
Electronic Scan
Enhanced
Scan
Sector
Multiple Scans
Within Sector Improve
Detection
Mechanical &Electronic Scan
A full mechanical scan capability, providing full 360-deg coverage for either 10- or 12-sec scan rate at operator’s choice
A combined mechanical/electronic scan rate mode of operation that provides the radar subsystem capability to electronically steer the antenna main beam off the physical boresite of the antenna as the antenna is mechanically rotated
Full electronic scan capability; the radar/ IFF system has the ability to mechanically fix the antenna spatially, while electronically steering the antenna main beam through a given azimuth sector
4035-06-2343A
Dwell Time Limited by Mechanical Scan Rate
Mechanical Scan
Enhanced
Tracking
Sector
Mechanically Stopped.
Enhanced Electronic
Tracking Within Sector
Electronic Scan
Enhanced
Scan
Sector
Multiple Scans
Within Sector Improve
Detection
Mechanical &Electronic Scan
A full mechanical scan capability, providing full 360-deg coverage for either 10- or 12-sec scan rate at operator’s choice
A combined mechanical/electronic scan rate mode of operation that provides the radar subsystem capability to electronically steer the antenna main beam off the physical boresite of the antenna as the antenna is mechanically rotated
Full electronic scan capability; the radar/ IFF system has the ability to mechanically fix the antenna spatially, while electronically steering the antenna main beam through a given azimuth sector
4035-06-2343A
Dwell Time Limited by Mechanical Scan Rate
Mechanical Scan
Enhanced
Tracking
Sector
Mechanically Stopped.
Enhanced Electronic
Tracking Within Sector
Electronic Scan
Enhanced
Scan
Sector
Multiple Scans
Within Sector Improve
Detection
Mechanical &Electronic Scan
A full mechanical scan capability, providing full 360-deg coverage for either 10- or 12-sec scan rate at operator’s choice
A combined mechanical/electronic scan rate mode of operation that provides the radar subsystem capability to electronically steer the antenna main beam off the physical boresite of the antenna as the antenna is mechanically rotated
Full electronic scan capability; the radar/ IFF system has the ability to mechanically fix the antenna spatially, while electronically steering the antenna main beam through a given azimuth sector