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Check out the latest UK/US DE Workshop agenda ✔ Register ✔ Submit Security Info ✔
DEPS
We’re just two weeks away from the UK/US DE Workshop, 18 – 22 July in Swindon, UK. If you haven’t already, get those travel plans in order and join us for a week full of short courses (Monday & Friday), invited plenary presentations, HEL and RF/HPM technical sessions, exhibits, a welcome reception, and tours to Oxford and the ORC at Southampton University.
Remember, all security information is due NLT 8 July in order to participate.
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.DEPS EVENTS
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July 18-22, 2022 |
UK/US DE Workshop — Swindon, UK
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| Nov. 14-18, 2022 |
DE Systems Symposium, La Jolla, CA
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April 3-6, 2023 |
Annual DE Science & Technology Symposium, San Antonio, TX
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.INDUSTRY HEADLINES
Lockheed prepping to demo 'scaled EA' capability at RIMPAC
Breaking Defense
Lockheed Martin is poised to demonstrate an offensive electronic warfare capability scaled for smaller vessels in the coming weeks during the international Rim of the Pacific exercise onboard a U.S. Navy ship, a company official told Breaking Defense.
The capability, which Lockheed and the Navy are calling “scaled EA,” or electronic attack, is being flown into Hawaii this week for installation onboard the ship, according to Joe Ottaviano, an executive at Lockheed overseeing its electronic warfare programs.
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Report to Congress on Air Force Next-Generation Air Dominance
USNI News
According to the Air Force, the Next-Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) program is intended to develop “a portfolio of technologies enabling air superiority.” The Air Force intends for NGAD to replace the F-22 fighter jet beginning in 2030, possibly including a combination of crewed and uncrewed aircraft, with other systems and sensors. NGAD began as a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency project. Since 2015, Congress has appropriated approximately $4.2 billion for NGAD.
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Northrop Grumman develops high-energy laser solutions to defend our nation at sea, on land, and in the air. Our technology is protecting U.S. forces from a range of threats, such as unmanned aerial systems, rockets, artillery and mortars, fast attack boats, and missiles.
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.JDE UPDATES
New Papers are available online now for DEPS members:
Inferring Internal Temperature From Measured Skin Surface Temperatures in Electromagnetic Heating — Hongyun Wang, Department of Applied Mathematics, University of California *NEW
Guided Mode Expansion Analysis of Photonic Crystal Surface Emitting Lasers — Pawel Strzebonski and Kent Choquette, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, University of Illinois *NEW
Measuring Modeling Parameters of an Electron Beam — Zachary Olson, AFRL, JBSA Fort Sam Houston and Southwest Research Institute
Counter Directed Energy Weapons and the Defense of Naval Unmanned Aerial Vehicles — Dr. Bonnie Johnson, Naval Postgraduate School
Creation and Use of Probabilistic Dynamic Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Functions — Albert Bailey, SAIC
High Energy Laser Measurements Using Beam Irradiance on Target System (BITS) with In-situ Primary Standard — David Ward, SemQuest, Inc.
Power and Thermal Management Size, Weight, and Power Analysis for Generic, Mobile Directed Energy Platforms — David Hobby, Colorado State University REACH Co-Lab
These are to be published in the upcoming unclassified issue of the Journal of Directed Energy.
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.JOB OPENINGS
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Noisecom noise generators and standalone noise sources can address the critical needs of Stimulated Brillouin Scattering (SBS) reduction by driving coherence spreading to minimize retroflected scattering, allowing for high optical power transmission. Coherence spreading using a random noise source reduces each laser module’s sharp waveform (peak power) by modulating the phase of the laser.
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