SCCOA Program Mar 04 part 1

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SCCOA program(s)
(1)
Meeting with NAO, March 2 2004
MINISTÈRE DE LA DÉFENSE
SPAé
27-Apr-05
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Summary
What is SPAé ?
z What is the system SCCOA ?
z How do we manage this SCCOA complexity ?
z What are our tools ?
z How do we interface with contractors ?
z How do we report ?
z More questions ?
z
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Summary
What is SPAé ?
z More questions ?
z
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Minister’s departmental staff
Ministry of Defense
Ministry of :
Controllers
of Defense
General secretary’s
office for administration
- Transport
- Economy and Finance
- Home office
French Army
Staff
- Ministry of research
INDUSTRY :
French Navy
Staff
General
Accounting Office
Parliament
- Major firms
- Small/medium size firms
SPAé
French Air
Force Staff
E
Government-owned
establishments :
A
Joint Armed
Forces Staff
- ONERA
- CEA/DAM
- CNES...
Ministries’ offices
For Foreign
affaires-cooperation
SIMMAD
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DGA organisation chart
Armaments
Board Chief
Deputy
Deputychief
chief
Director
Directorfor
for
weapons
Systems
weapons Systems
Senior
SeniorArmaments
Armaments
Study
StudyCenter
Center
CHEAr
CHEAr
Deputy
Deputychief
chief
for
general
for generalaffairs
affairs
Directorate
for Programs, Procurement
Methods and Quality
Force Systems
and Foresight Directorate
DSP
DPM
Directorate
for Co-operation
and Industrial affairs
Department for land
warfare projects
Department for
aircraft projects
DCI
SPART
SPAé
SPNuc
DGO
Department for tactical
missiles projects
Department for
naval projects
Department for observation
and telecommunications projects
SPMT
SPN
SPOTI
Directorate
for International relations
Directorate
for Human Resources
DRI
Directorate
for Management
and Organization
Department for nuclear projects
DRH
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Directorate
for Investigation
and Test Centers
Department
for
Aircraft Maintenance
DCE
SMA
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SPAé ’s customers
z Joint staff
z Army
z Navy
z Air force
z Transport aviation authority
z Civil Security directorate
z Customs
z ...
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Funds managed by SPAé (2001)
Orders
Payments
5 130 M€
2 100 M€
Civil aviation programs:
160 M€
140 M€
Foresight actions
and advanced studies:
110 M€
80 M€
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Military programs:
z
z
227 new contracts
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Organisational structure breakdown
Department for Aircraft Projects
about 570 persons
Director’s offices
AI, CG, BSD, RH, AQI
Military advisors
IPT
9 management segments
about 30 persons
Rafale
Project
Management
Division
Air Force combat aircraft's
Air Force mobility
about 200 persons
Skills
Airborne systems
Systems
and Techniques
Division
about 300 persons
Command and control systems
for air operations
Skills
Navy combat aircraft and systems
Organisation
Organisation
Tiger helicopter
Tasks
Tasks
Mobility for Army, Navy and other customers
Civil aviation
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Management segment for air
operations command and control
z SCCOA program (steps 1, 2, 3, …)
z NATO ACCS program
z Particular operations
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Summary
What is SPAé ?
z More questions ?
z
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Sensors and radios
Detection
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HMA (15), LA (45) radar's
Spatial survey radar's
Trajectory radar's (3)
Landing radar’s (40)
Aids to landing (ILS, TACAN, DME…)
Contractors: TRS, ERICSON, FIAR
Budgets: < 100 M€
Ground / Air Telecommunications
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Global contract SRSA
Data and voice digital processing
Automated supervising of 14 centres
Clear or encrypted communications
Contractor: CS SI
Budget: 150 M€
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Developing software
Command & control soft systems
zIntelligence
zSystem supervising
zDisplay of tactical situation
zPlaning and controlling
z Contractors: Thales, CS SI, SAGEM
z Budgets: < 100 M€
Preparation & replay of missions
zGlobal contract: SLPRM
zMultiple aircraft's: Rafale, M2000, M F1, SEM
zMultiple missiles: APACHE, SCALP, AASM,
ASMP-A
zContractors: SAGEM, MDBA, Dassault
zBudgets: 100 M€ (< 250 M€ in final)
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The SCCOA centres
Air bases
zGlobal contract CLA 2000
zrenovation of 30 Airfield control towers
z Contractor: CS SI
z Budget: 180 M€
Air traffic centres
z Global system STRIDA
z Air general picture, Threat assessment
z OPS traffic control, Civil traffic co-ordination
z Contractors: Thales, CS SI
z Budgets: 120 M€ for present phase
Deployable component
zC4I centre, with modular and projection
capability (more than 100 shelters)
zPlaning, controlling and supervising of air
operations on an external theatre
z Contractor: Thales Raytheon Systems
z Budget: 110 M€
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A global Communication &
Information System (CIS)
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Global contract MOSS
To manage SCCOA coherence &
complexity
To control needs collection
Better reactivity acquisition/needs
To acquire command centres and
systems
Preparing the future (SCCOA 4 &
defence against strategic missiles)
Contractor: MOSS SAS (Thales +
EADS)
Budget : 285 M€
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ACCS
Air Command and Control System
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ARS
RPC
ACC
SFP
RAP
LAP
Hi
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H
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K
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Speed
Alt
IFF
FH F
CONTROLE
IDENTIFICATION DETECTIONS
H
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F
K
FH F
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ACCS capacities
JOINT CAMPAIGN
AIR CAMPAIGN
ACC, RPC, SFP
RADARS
CAOC
ARMY
Planning &
Tasking
A
O
C
C
AIR BASE/
SQUADRONS
Current
Ops
NAVY
SAMS
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Why ACCS ?
Before:
OPUS
Capacities
NADGE
UKADGE
Cost
GEADGE
After:
STRIDA
DEPLOYABILITY
RAI
NADGE
ICC
POACCS
SIMCA
CTAPS
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The operational challenge (90 ’s)
All
AllSCCOA
SCCOA
Functions
Functions
Out
Out of
of
Area
Area
All
All
SCCOA
SCCOA
Functions
Functions
France
France
ACCS
ACCS
Major
Major Changes
Changes
in
the
Air
in the Air Force
Force
Operations
Operations
The 90 ’s : the SCCOA
System
as the main one
involved in the
evolution toward
the capability of
meeting the new
concept of operations :
joint and multinational
operations in all kinds
of [Out Of Area]
Theatres
The Air Force Command & Control System as the
cornerstone of the French Air Force Operations [R]Evolution
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Partners of the SCO
management segment
z
Air Force: CIS bureau, Arms Sys bureau, OPS
HQs, CIS resources div.,...
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DGA: SPOTI, SPNuM, SPART, SASF…
z
Other gov. bodies: Civil Aviation Author., Navy,
NATO…
z
Contractors: MOSS SA, EADS, THALES, CS SI,
SAGEM, MBDA, ERICSON, TEKELEC,...
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Summary
What is SPAé ?
z More questions ?
z
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S.C.C.O.A.
(Air Operations Command and Control System)
The SCCOA Program: an original
approach chosen at the beginning of
the 90 ’s.
z Intended to federate multiple
particular sets of acquisitions.
z Giving better reporting and managing
tools to deciders.
z Parallel to and interoperable with the
ACCS NATO Program.
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SCCOA
Managing the complexity
Around 200 M€ per year.
z A SPAé team of 50 people
(+ Air Force).
z A dedicated test platform in
Mont-de-Marsan (SW).
z
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The organisation defined in the 90 ’s
for SCCOA Programme
Procurement Office team
Global
SCCOA
Contractor
DGA
Test centres
AIS, then
MOSS
COM
RAD
C2
TH
AL
SA
TH
AL
TH
AL
RAP
MA
......
...
Other Industrial Companies
committed in SCCOA Components
Development & realisation
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SCCOA Programme
summary of the challenges
z
An operational + technical + organisational
Challenge
z
A Programme Management
Challenge
z
A « Programme of Programmes »
A « System of systems »
A System Engineering
Challenge
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SCCOA Steps: Major Armament Programs
91
GLOBAL OPERATIONNAL NEEDS
92
93
/1
STEPS NEEDS
SCCOA1
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95
96
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00
01
02
/2
/3
SCCOA2
SCCOA3
SCCOA1
SCCOA2
SCCOA3
System works
GLOBAL SPECIFICATIONS
Conception
Implementation
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What is a SCCOA step comprised of
STEP P
OPERATION 1
OPERATION 2
DEVELOPMENT / IMPLEMENTATION
FEASABILITY
DEFINITION
UTILISATION
DEVELOPMENT / IMPLEMENTATION
FEASABILITY
DEFINITION
UTILISATION
DEVELOPMENT
/ IMPLEMENTATION
OPERATION n
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Step 3 of SCCOA
TO : Technical
Operation
Studies
Category 1 TO

CCO centre
CASPOA exercises ctr
CICDA training centre
Airfields
CETAC ground/air def
CDEVS test platform
BIVC air plan centre
SAS intranet
PPC system
FMM system
Intelligence system
Spatial information
Interoperability with
UAV

CDEVS test platform
Co-ordination with civilian
Sensors evolution
LA Protection
SGDH (time distrib.)
SIS
Information warfare
Interoperability with UAV
SCCOA 3
Category 2 TO
CCOA/CAOC HQs
CDC air control centr
SGDH (time distrib.)
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Category 3 TO

ARS ACCS component
COSCA airfield system
C3M deployable component
SLPRM prep & replay mission
Sensors evolution
Nice sensor
NOSTRADAMUS radar
Spatial Surveillance (GRAVES)
PAR NG approach radar's
ISARD L11 & L16 coms
SRSA radio system
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Splitting into coherence fields for contract
SCCOA
step 3
System
System TO
ACCS-LOC1
Simulation
ACCS TO
Architecture
Simulation TO
Maintenance
Architecture TO
CDEVS Study
SIS TO
CDEVS
IWF Study
Maintenance TO
SAS
Aids to C2
ACCO
Detect Survey
S & D TO
Comms
Comms TO
Centres
Centres TO
Interop UAV Study
Civ/Miil Coord. Study
SGDH Study
CC/CO
GFM System
Sensors Evol. Study
SGDH
CASPOA
Intelligence system
LA Protection Study
ISARD
CICDA
PPC system
BIV
SRSA
Airfield
Spatial information
Sensors evolution
CETAC
Interop. UAV
Nice Sensor
CCOA
SLPRM
PAR NG
CDC
NOSTRADAMUS
ARS
Spatial survey
COSCA
C3M
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