Seismic, Acoustic, and Magnetic Test Results from US/German Testing
Abstract
Seismic, acoustic, and magnetic (SAM) sensors are passive devices that play an important role in identifying vehicular features of military interest. This was the case during a recent joint (US/GERMAN) test at the Meppen Test Facility, Meppen, Germany. The test consisted of detonating a HARM missile warhead in close proximity to a SA-6 and other support vehicles. SAM sensors were deployed in the far field to simulate a probe that had penetrated to a depth of one meter below the ground surface. The discussion begins by describing the SAM sensors and their deployment in the field. A dialogue of signatures and their point of origin follows. SAM signature data will show the health of an operating SA-6 and its subsequent degradation, as monitored by the buried sensors, after detonation of the HARM warhead. Conclusions will depict how the correlation of SAM data can lead to a robust signature product for remote smart probes.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1999
- Accession Number
- ADA390070
Entities
People
- John Sledge
Organizations
- Tracor