LAAD 2015: Solutions for Efficient Military Spectrum Operations

Military operations increasingly depend on electromagnetic spectrum. An ever-increasing number of communication and non-communi­cation systems must share the exis­ting spectrum. There is a rising number of automated Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) assets relying on wireless con­nectivity. LS telcom provides a large product portfolio addressing the latest challenges in spectrum monitoring Electronic Warfare (EW) and spectrum management:

• LS telcom’s LS OBSERVER, the moni­toring, data collection and analysis system for the forces
• SPECTRAmil system: an integrated, automa­ted, centralized and net-centric system for spectrum management and electronic warfare
• Hardware and software system integration
• Spectrum consulting & engineering services, training

The LS OBSERVER spectrum monitoring, intelligence gathering and analysis system consists of a central management unit, software for detailed measurement data analysis and various remote measurement units (RMUs) for great flexibility. These can be fixed, portable, mobile or flying - depending on the demand. It measures the complete frequency range and stores all the measurement data.

LS telcom’s Spectrum Management and Electronic Warfare System SPECTRAmil covers all the procedures for electromagnetic spectrum operations from spectrum management, frequency assignment and allotment, policy, host nation and international coordination as well as electronic warfare operations. In short, the system gives or can deny access to spectrum. Whatever your position - strategic or tactical spectrum manager, frequency assigner, user or requester - with SPECTRAmil you can plan, design and acquire spectrum. The system is very flexible in its use. Interference analysis, frequency assignments, and other engineering cal­culations are adaptable depending on the level of command. They range from sophisticated calculation manipulation for high-level long-term frequency management, through to the soldier’s unique engineering and spectrum planning requirements, to ‘one-button-opera­tions’ for real-time results presentation to dismounted soldiers.

LS telcom PMU in use