NATO STANAG 4586 STANDARD INTERFACES OF UAV CONTROL SYSTEM (UCS) FOR NATO UAV INTEROPERABILITY
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NATO STANAG 4586 Document Information:
Title
STANDARD INTERFACES OF UAV CONTROL SYSTEM (UCS) FOR NATO UAV INTEROPERABILITY
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Publication Date:
Nov 8, 2007
Scope:
The aim of this agreement is to promote interoperability of present
and future UAV systems in a
NATO Combined/Joint Service Environment. Interoperability is required
because it will significantly
enhance the warfighting capability of the forces. Interoperability
will increase flexibility and
efficiency to meet mission objectives through sharing of assets and
common utilization of
information generated from UAV systems. The objective is to achieve
interoperability between the
Ground Segments (e.g., UCSs), the Air Segments (e.g., UAVs), and the
Command, Control,
Communication, Computer and Intelligence (C4I) segments of UAV Systems
operating in a NATO
Combined/Joint environment. The implementation of the specified
standard UCS interfaces will also
facilitate the integration of different types of UAV Systems into a
NATO Combined/Joint Service
battlefield environment. The herein specified Standardisation will
support interoperability of
legacy as well as future UAV Systems. This version of the STANAG
supports the
Electro-Optical/Infra-Red (EO/IR), Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR),
Communications Relay, and Stores
(e.g., weapons, ) payloads across the Data Link Interface (DLI). As
additional payloads are defined
the STANAG will be updated accordingly to incorporate those payloads.
The Command and Control
Interface (CCI) utilizes applicable messages from the NATO Message
Text Formatting System
(FORMETS), ADatP-3. As this system is replaced with bit oriented
message formats, (e.g., Generic
Relational Data Base such as ADatP-32), this STANAG will be updated
accordingly. In addition this
STANAG supports the NATO Air Force Armaments Group (NAFAG) NATO
Imagery Interoperability
Architecture (NIIA) in that it invokes compliance with the NIIA
specified standards.
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