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AIAA New Horizons Forum Advancing the Science of Flight Technology

. A Revolution in Perspective. How much did we understand about Space Power in 1960?. How much did we understand about Airpower in 1915?. . . . . . How much do we understand about Cyber Power today? . Aerodynamics. Information Technology. Orbital Mechanics. Overview. 3. ESC Mission OverviewNew Acquisition GuidanceTechnology TransitionRapid/Agile AcquisitionEmerging TechnologiesChallenges.

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AIAA New Horizons Forum Advancing the Science of Flight Technology

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    1. AIAA New Horizons Forum Advancing the Science of Flight Technology

    3. Overview 3 ESC Mission Overview New Acquisition Guidance Technology Transition Rapid/Agile Acquisition Emerging Technologies Challenges

    4. Overview 4 ESC Mission Overview New Acquisition Guidance Technology Transition Rapid/Agile Acquisition Emerging Technologies Challenges

    5. 5 ESC Mission

    6. ESC -- Mission Enabler

    7. Overview 7 ESC Mission Overview New Acquisition Guidance Technology Transition Rapid/Agile Acquisition Emerging Technologies Challenges

    8. Moving From Acquisition to Life Cycle Management Framework 8

    9. Moving From Acquisition to Life Cycle Management Framework 9

    10. Mandatory Materiel Development Decision 10

    11. Early Systems Engineering 11

    12. Overview 12 ESC Mission Overview New Acquisition Guidance Technology Transition Rapid/Agile Acquisition Emerging Technologies Challenges

    13. Bridging Technology Transition Gap 13

    14. Shape Technology Investment 14

    15. Shape Technology Investment 15

    16. Shape Technology Investment 16

    17. 17 Technology Enablers

    18. ESCs Impact on AFRL Core Processes 18

    19. Overview 19 ESC Mission Overview New Acquisition Guidance Technology Transition Rapid/Agile Acquisition Emerging Technologies Challenges

    20. Acquisition in the New World 20 Characteristics Common Denominator Of Requirements Structure To Ensure Service (Info Assurance & Data Integrity) Necessary Oversight And Standards

    21. Full Spectrum Rapid to JCIDS 21

    22. Rapid Capability Development 22

    23. Predictive Awareness & Network-Centric Analysis for Collaborative Intel Assessment (PANACIA) 23

    24. Overview 24 ESC Mission Overview New Acquisition Guidance Technology Transition Rapid/Agile Acquisition Emerging Technologies Challenges

    25. The Airborne Network - Today 25

    26. The Airborne Network- Tomorrow 26

    27. Whats the Solution? Net-Centric Operations 27

    28. TPED: Standalone 28

    29. TPED: Networked 29

    30. TPED: Net-Centric

    31. Virtualization Increased Forward-Deployed Capabilities Virtualization Enables Increased Utilization Of Hardware Resources Significant Reduction In Size, Weight, And Power (~3:1) Greater Availability ? Greater Agility

    32. Open Source Open Source Enables The Warfighter To Respond More Rapidly To Changing Situations, Missions, And Future Threats -- John Grimes, DoD CIO AFs FalconView Is An Excellent Example Cost Efficient Widely Re-used Broad Developer Base 32

    33. Overview 33 ESC Mission Overview New Acquisition Guidance Technology Transition Rapid/Agile Acquisition Emerging Technologies Challenges

    34. Challenges Dependency on COTS Information Assurance Need for Speed 34

    35. Net-Centric Operations (The reality of a net-centric world!)

    36. Questions 36

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