Dépêches
Strategy Analytics: Electronic Warfare Linked Up With Space Communications
Dépèche transmise le 5 mai 2011 par Business Wire
Strategy Analytics: Electronic Warfare Linked Up With Space Communications
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Air, sea, and land electronic warfare (ASLEW) is waged within the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum to both attack and defend against enemy personnel and equipment. The Strategy Analytics Advanced Defense Systems (ADS) service report, “Space Communications Systems and Electronic Warfare,” predicts that space communications systems will play a strategic role as an electronic warfare force multiplier, as electronic warfare becomes increasingly integrated and net-centric.
“To this end, there will be an increase in use of space-based assets to support airborne, naval and ground systems as part of the electromagnetic battlefield management (EMBM) strategy.”
Electronic Warfare (EW) uses the electromagnetic spectrum to attack and disable enemy sensors, data links, communications, and directed energy weapons while also denying enemy EW efforts. Unlike physical weapons, such as tanks, aircraft and ships that are specific to air, sea or land domain, EW readily lends itself to multi-domain warfare. This requires increasing use of space communications system assets for effective management.
“Ideally EW needs to be centrally planned and directed, and de-centrally executed with the various investments made by the different branches effectively applied in a coordinated fashion,” noted Asif Anwar, ADS Service Director. “To this end, there will be an increase in use of space-based assets to support airborne, naval and ground systems as part of the electromagnetic battlefield management (EMBM) strategy.”
“This strategy is already employed by the US Military. Other nations also recognize the importance of EW systems,” added Eric Higham, ADS Service Director North America. “Space communications assets will be pivotal in supporting the net-centric capabilities required for tighter integration of EW and CIW, cyber/information warfare.”
About Strategy Analytics
Strategy Analytics, Inc. provides timely and actionable market intelligence focused on opportunities and disruptive forces in the areas of Automotive Electronics and Entertainment, Broadband Connected Home, Mobile & Wireless Intelligent Systems and Virtual Worlds. Headquartered in Boston, MA, with offices in the UK, France, Germany, Japan, S. Korea and China, Strategy Analytics works with clients through annual multi-client services, management team workshops and custom consulting engagements. For more information, please visit http://www.strategyanalytics.com/.
- 17:03 Norse Atlantic Airways s'envole vers Las Vegas
- 16:53 easyJet a réceptionné son 400e Airbus
- 16:44 Icelandair : résultats mars 2024
- 16:31 Air France dévoile une nouvelle campagne publicitaire
- 16:03 Volotea inaugure sa liaison entre Vérone et Bordeaux
- 15:53 Ryanair célèbre ses 25 ans à l'aéroport de Biarritz
- 24/04Ibis Styles London Heathrow : l'hôtel géré par un passionné d'aviation pour les passionnés d'aviation (photos + vidéos)
- 23/04 SkyUp renouvelle son partenariat avec Wizz Air
- 23/04 Play : résultats de mars 2024
- 23/04 Les garde-côtes japonais commande trois Airbus H225 supplémentaires
- 23/04 Vueling et Make-A-Wish France signent un partenariat
- 23/04 TUI annonce ses destinations au départ de Deauville pour l'été 2024.
- 23/04 Twin Jet renforce son programme de vols sur la ligne Toulouse/Rennes
- 23/04 Norse Atlantic Airways : résultats du mois de mars 2024
- 23/04 Volotea renforce son offre entre Lille et le Maroc
- 22/04 Finnair a dévoilé son programme de vol pour les saisons hiver 2024 et été 2025
- 22/04 Qatar Airways annonce le lancement de vols à destination de Kinshasa
- 22/04 Vietnam Airlines et CAE prolongent leur accord
- 22/04 Mermoz Academy de Tours commande des Tecnam P-Mentor
- 22/04 Transavia France reçoit son 2e Airbus A320neo