Integrated Topside (InTop) Joint Navy - Industry Open Architecture Study
Abstract
Integrated Topside (InTop) is an Innovative Naval Prototype (INP) program established by the Office of Naval Research (ONR) to develop an integrated, multifunctional system of electronic warfare, radar, and communications capabilities that can be scaled and adapted to multiple classes of Navy ships and submarines. At the heart of the InTop program is the development of a modular, open architecture that allows for growth and change as technologies and Navy needs evolve. This report discusses the initial development during 2008/2009 by a joint Navy?Industry team of a generic open architecture for the InTop program. It defines the architecture components (building blocks and interfaces) and discusses insights gained during the study into the design and acquisition challenges associated with implementing an integrated topside based on open architecture principles.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 10, 2010
- Accession Number
- ADA528790
Entities
People
- Dharmesh Patel
- Douglas Carlson
- Gregory Tavik
- James Alter
- James Evins
- Jerald Nespor
- John Faulkner
- Joseph Krycia
- Michael Butler
- Norman Thomas
- Peter Moosbrugger
- Robert Normoyle
- Ronnie Stapleton
- Steve Hedges
- Tim Kirk
- Wayne Hunter
- William Mulqueen
Organizations
- United States Naval Research Laboratory