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Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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TABLE C.1 Assessment of Current Sea Strike Capability Dependency on the Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), Meteorology and Oceanography (METOC), and Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) Space Mission Areas

Capability

Projected ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Projected METOC Dependency

Current Space Support

Strike

Critical

Useful

 

Target identification, location, and tracking; decoy discrimination

 

 

Conduct strike operations

Critical

Useful

 

 

Critical

Effective

—Engage fixed land targets

Critical

Effective

NRO, USAF

Persistency, area coverage

 

 

—Engage moving targets

Critical

Limited

USAF

GMTI required; area coverage, ocean coverage, low-latency communications

 

 

Conduct special operations

Critical

Useful

 

—Provide precision targeting

Critical

Useful

NRO, USAF

Persistency, FIA improvements late, SBR/GMTI

 

 

—Conduct direct action

Critical

Useful

NRO

Persistency

Critical

Useful

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

 

Carrier operations, weather prediction, mission planning

Critical

Effective

USAF, NAVAIR, USNO

Weapons system integration, limited resistance to interference, time synchronization

NOAA

Inconsistent reliability, availability and latency of data

Critical

Effective

 

 

Critical

Effective

Critical

Limited

Critical

Effective

Critical

Effective

USN, NOAA, Commercial, NTM

Tactical decision aids; littoral characterization. Latency, tasking, spectral resolution, spatial resolution, only passive systems via NOAA executive agency, no transition path from advanced technology development to operations.

Critical

Effective

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Capability

Projected ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Projected METOC Dependency

Current Space Support

Conduct offensive information operations

Limited

Limited

 

—Jam potential threats

Limited

Limited

 

Better done from air or ground

 

—Conduct network attack

Limited

Limited

 

Better done from air or ground

Provide aircraft survivability

Critical

Useful

NRO

Tactical ELINT, and operational ELINT improvements

Naval Fire Support

Limited

Limited

 

 

Provide preparation fires

Limited

Limited

 

Contributory

Useful

Provide close supporting fires

Limited

Limited

Provide precision supporting fires

Limited

Limited

Provide volume fires

Limited

Limited

Ship to Objective Maneuver

Critical

Useful

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

 

Critical

Effective

 

Limited

Effective

Critical

Effective

Critical

Effective

Critical

Effective

USAF, SPAWAR, USNO

Integrated GPS, time synchronization

NOAA, USAF

International ownership, reliability, availability, and latency

Limited

Effective

 

 

Limited

Effective

Critical

Effective

Limited

Effective

Critical

Effective

USAF, SPAWAR, USNO

Limited resistance to interference

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Capability

Projected ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Projected METOC Dependency

Current Space Support

Project forces, reposition forces

Critical

Useful

USAF, NRO

Persistence, area coverage, ocean coverage

Critical

Useful

Assault centers of gravity and critical vulnerabilities

Critical

Useful

USAF, NRO

Persistence, area coverage, ocean coverage

Limited

 

Conduct concurrent follow-on missions

Critical

Useful

USAF, NRO

Persistence, area coverage, ocean coverage, battle damage assessment

Critical

Useful

Strategic Deterrence

Critical

Limited

 

Conduct nuclear strike

Critical

Useful

USAF, NRO

Targeting, reconnaissance, area coverage

 

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

USN, NOAA, commercial, NTM

Trafficability, littoral needs. Latency, tasking, spectral resolution, spatial resolution, only passive systems via NOAA executive agency, no transition path from advanced technology development to operations.

Critical

Effective

 

 

Critical

Effective

Commercial, NTM

Battle damage assessment, trafficability, nowcasting. Latency, tasking, spectral resolution, spatial resolution, no transition path from advanced technology development to operations. No hyperspectral or SBR support.

Critical

Effective

 

Critical

Effective

USAF, USN SSPO, USNO

Antijam communications, timing synchronization

 

Critical

Effective

 

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Capability

Projected ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Projected METOC Dependency

Current Space Support

Provide assured survivability

Critical

Limited

USAF, NRO

Theater AMTI, BMD, terrorist

 

NOTES: Acronyms are listed in Appendix G. “Critical” indicates a Sea Power 21 capability strongly dependent on the indicated space mission area. “Contributory” indicates a Sea Power 21 capability whose performance can be enhanced by access to the indicated space mission area. “Effective” indicates that Navy support to link the space and Sea Power 21 capabilities is at an appropriate level to meet Navy needs. “Useful” indicates that Navy support to link the space and Sea Power 21 capabilities is helping support Navy needs, but could see improvement. “Limited” indicates little or no connection between capability areas or little Navy interaction to link the capability areas.

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

 

Critical

Limited

 

Limited HEMP protection and resistance to interference

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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TABLE C.2 Assessment of Current Sea Shield Capability Dependency on the Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), Meteorology and Oceanography (METOC), and Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) Space Mission Areas

Capability

Potential ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Potential METOC Dependency

Current Space Support

Force Protection

Contributory

Limited

 

Protect against SOF and terrorist threats

Critical

Useful

NRO, USAF

Persistence, GMTI, AMTI, low cross-section targets, area coverage

Contributory

Limited

Mitigate effects of CBRNE

Limited

Limited

NRO

Hyperspectral

 

Surface Warfare

Critical

Useful

 

Neutralize near-horizon surface threats

Contributory

Useful

NRO, USAF

ELINT, IMINT: FIA, SBR/GMTI, no AMTI

Limited

Limited

Neutralize OTH surface threats

Critical

Useful

NRO, USAF

ELINT, IMINT: FIA, SBR/GMTI, no AMTI

Limited

Limited

Undersea Warfare

Contributory

Limited

 

Provide self-defense against subsurface threats

Contributory

Limited

NRO, USAF

Persistence, ocean coverage, area coverage

 

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

 

 

Limited

Effective

USAF, USNO, NAVSEA

Limited resistance to interference

USN, USAF, NTM

Wave height, currents, surface temperature; ELINT, spatial resolution

Limited

Effective

 

 

Limited

Limited

 

 

Critical

Effective

USAF, USNO, NAVAIR

 

NOAA

Atmospheric ducting, mission can be accomplished using onboard sensors

Limited

Effective

 

NOAA

Atmospheric ducting

Critical

Effective

 

Critical

Effective

USAF, USNO, SYSCOMs

Persistence

Limited

Limited

 

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Capability

Potential ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Potential METOC Dependency

Current Space Support

Neutralize submarine threats in the littorals

Contributory

Limited

NRO, USAF

Persistence, ocean coverage

Critical

Limited

Neutralize mines in shallow to deep water

Contributory

Limited

NRO, USAF

Persistence, ocean coverage, area coverage

Critical

Useful

Breach surf zone, minefields, obstacles, and barriers

Contributory

Limited

NRO, USAF

Persistence, ocean coverage

Critical

Limited

Theater Air and Missile Defense

Critical

Limited

 

Provide self-defense against air and missile threats

Critical

Limited

USAF

SBIRS-H, no planned AMTI

 

Provide maritime air and missile defense

Critical

Limited

USAF

SBIRS-H, no planned AMTI

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

NTM, commercial

Currents, surf, sediment, turbidity, bioluminescence, bathymetry; spatial and temporal resolution, spectral range/resolution

Critical

Limited

 

USN, USAF, NOAA

Wave height, currents, surface temperature; spatial resolution

Limited

Limited

NTM, commercial, NTM

Wave height, currents, surface temperature; water-penetrating spectral sensors, active microwave; no passive or active hyperspectral, no SBR, poor littoral temporal and spatial resolution

Critical

Limited

 

Critical

Limited

USAF, MDA, USNO

Limited resistance to interference, LPI and LPD communications, time synchronization

Critical

Limited

 

Critical

Limited

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Capability

Potential ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Potential METOC Dependency

Current Space Support

Provide overland air and missile defense

Critical

Limited

USAF

SBIRS-H, no planned AMTI

 

Maintain sea-based NRO missile defense

Critical

Limited

USAF

SBIRS-H, no planned AMTI

NOTES: Acronyms are listed in Appendix G. “Critical” indicates a Sea Power 21 capability strongly dependent on the indicated space mission area. “Contributory” indicates a Sea Power 21 capability whose performance can be enhanced by access to the indicated space mission area. “Effective” indicates that Navy support to link the space and Sea Power 21 capabilities is at an appropriate level to meet Navy needs. “Useful” indicates that Navy support to link the space and Sea Power 21 capabilities is helping support Navy needs, but could see improvement. “Limited” indicates little or no connection between capability areas or little Navy interaction to link the capability areas.

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

 

Critical

Limited

 

Critical

Limited

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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TABLE C.3 Assessment of Current Sea Basing Capability Dependency on the Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), Meteorology and Oceanography (METOC), and Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) Space Mission Areas

Capability

Potential ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Potential METOC Dependency

Current Space Support

Deploy and Employ

Contributory

Useful

 

Close the force and maintain mobility

Contributory

Useful

NRO, USAF

Persistence, area coverage, ocean coverage

 

Provide at-sea arrival and assembly

Contributory

Useful

NRO, USAF

Persistence, area coverage, ocean coverage

Critical

Effective

Allow selective offload

Limited

Limited

 

Reconstitute and regenerate at sea

Limited

Limited

Provide Integrated Joint Logistics

Limited

Limited

Provide sustainment for operations at sea

Limited

Limited

Provide sustainment for operations ashore

Limited

Limited

Provide focused logistics

Limited

Limited

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

 

Limited

Effective

USAF

Global coverage, persistence

Limited

Effective

 

NOAA, USAF

Ocean routing; existing infrastructure is working; space and time resolution gradually improving.

Limited

Effective

 

 

Critical

Effective

 

Limited

Effective

USAF, DLA

Global coverage, persistence

Limited

Effective

 

Limited

Effective

Limited

Effective

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Capability

Potential ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Executive Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Potential METOC Dependency

Current Space Support

Provide shipboard and mobile maintenance

Limited

Limited

 

Provide force medical services

Limited

Limited

Provide advanced base support

Limited

Limited

Pre-position Joint Assets Afloat

Limited

Limited

 

 

Critical

Effective

Integrate and support joint personnel and equipment

Limited

Limited

 

Provide afloat command and control exploitation physical infrastructure

Contributory

Useful

NRO, USN

Space ISR processing, fusion,

 

 

Provide AFSB capability for joint operations

Limited

Limited

 

NOTES: Acronyms are listed in Appendix G. “Critical” indicates a Sea Power 21 capability strongly dependent on the indicated space mission area. “Contributory” indicates a Sea Power 21 capability whose performance can be enhanced by access to the indicated space mission area. “Effective” indicates that Navy support to link the space and Sea Power 21 capabilities is at an appropriate level to meet Navy needs. “Useful” indicates that Navy support to link the space and Sea Power 21 capabilities is helping support Navy needs, but could see improvement. “Limited” indicates little or no connection between capability areas or little Navy interaction to link the capability areas.

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/ Limitations

 

Limited

Effective

 

Limited

Effective

Limited

Effective

NOAA, USAF

Ocean routing; existing infrastructure is working; space and time resolution gradually improving.

Critical

Effective

USAF

Global GPS coverage needed, limited signal resistance to interference

 

Limited

Effective

 

Critical

Effective

Critical

Effective

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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TABLE C.4 Assessment of Current FORCEnet Capability Dependency on the Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) and Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) Space Mission Areas

Capability

Potential ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Communications and Data Networks

Limited

Limited

 

Provide communications infrastructure

Limited

Limited

Provide network protection

Contributory

Limited

Provide network synchronization

Limited

Limited

Provide information transfer

Limited

Limited

Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance

Critical

Useful

Conduct sensor management and information processing

Critical

Useful

NRO, USAF

Detect and identify targets

Critical

Useful

NRO, USAF

—Fixed land targets

Critical

Useful

NRO, USAF

—Moving land targets

Critical

Limited

USAF

—Air and missile targets

Critical

Limited

USAF

—Surface targets

Critical

Limited

NRO, USAF

—Submarine targets

Contributory

Limited

USAF, NRO

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Comments/Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/Limitations

 

Critical

Limited

USAF, DISA, SPAWAR

Global coverage, persistence, limited resistance to interference

Critical

Limited

 

Monitor/warn of threats to nodes and communications

Critical

Limited

 

Critical

Effective

Critical

Limited

Critical

Effective

USAF, NGA

Global coverage, persistence, time synchronization

Space sensor ISR tasking, processing, fusion, exploitation; SBR, FIA, SBIRS

Critical

Effective

 

Space sensor ISR tasking, processing, fusion, exploitation; SBR, FIA, SBIRS

Critical

Limited

Persistence, FIA, SBR/SAR

Critical

Effective

Persistence, SBR/GMTI

Critical

Limited

AMTI, SBIRS

Critical

Effective

ELINT, FIA, SBR/SAR

Critical

Effective

Persistence, area coverage, ocean coverage

Critical

Limited

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Capability

Potential ISR Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

—Mines

Contributory

Limited

USAF, NRO

Provide cueing and targeting information

Critical

Useful

NRO, USAF

Assess engagement results

Critical

Useful

NRO, USAF

Common Operational and Tactical Picture

Critical

Useful

 

Provide mission planning

Critical

Useful

NRO

Provide battle management synchronization

Limited

Limited

 

Provide common PNT and environmental information

Limited

Limited

 

Integrate and distribute sensor information

Contributory

Useful

NRO, USAF

Track and facilitate engagement of time-sensitive targets

Critical

Limited

NRO, USAF

Track and facilitate engagement of non-time-sensitive targets

Critical

Useful

NRO, USAF

NOTES: Acronyms are listed in Appendix G. “Critical” indicates a Sea Power 21 capability strongly dependent on the indicated space mission area. “Contributory” indicates a Sea Power 21 capability whose performance can be enhanced by access to the indicated space mission area. “Effective” indicates that Navy support to link the space and Sea Power 21 capabilities is at an appropriate level to meet Navy needs. “Useful” indicates that Navy support to link the space and Sea Power 21 capabilities is helping support Navy needs, but could see improvement. “Limited” indicates little or no connection between capability areas or little Navy interaction to link the capability areas.

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Comments/Limitations

Space PNT Dependency

Current Space Support

Lead Agency

Comments/Limitations

Persistence, area coverage, ocean coverage

Critical

Limited

 

ELINT, FIA, SBR/GMTI/SAR; persistence, area coverage, ocean coverage

Critical

Effective

BDA, IMINT, ELINT; SBR, MTI, SAR

Critical

Effective

 

Critical

Effective

USAF, USN

Time synchronization, limited resistance to interference

BDA, IMINT, ELINT; SBR, MTI, SAR

Critical

Effective

 

 

Critical

Effective

Critical

Effective

Space ISR fusion with theater and force assets

Critical

Limited

DSP only today: future SBIRS, SBR/GMTI, FIA; no planned ATMI; persistence, area and ocean coverage

Critical

Limited

DSP, ELINT, IMINT today: future SBIRS, SBR/GMTI, FIA; no planned ATMI

Critical

Effective

Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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Suggested Citation:"C Sea Power 21 Capability Areas: Assessment of Dependence on Space Mission Areas." National Research Council. 2005. Navy's Needs in Space for Providing Future Capabilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/11299.
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The United States must operate successfully in space to help assure its security and economic well being. The Department of the Navy is a major user of space capabilities, although those capabilities are now primarily provided by DOD, the Air Force, and NOAA. Following a DOD assessment of national space security management in 2001, the Navy commissioned a Panel to Review Space to assess Navy space policy and strategy. As an extension of that review, the NRC was requested by the Navy to examine its needs in space for providing future operational and technical capabilities. This report presents a discussion of the strategic framework of future space needs, the roles and responsibilities for meeting those needs, an assessment of Navy support to space mission areas, and a proposed vision for fulfilling Naval forces space needs.

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