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22 April 2010 Evaluation tools for the effectiveness of infrared countermeasures and signature reduction for ships
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Abstract
The protection of ships against infrared guided missiles is a concern for modern naval forces. The vulnerability of ships can be reduced by applying countermeasures such as infrared decoys and infrared signature reduction. This paper will present a set of simulation tools which can be used for assessing the effectiveness of these measures. The toolset consists of a chain of models which calculate the infrared signature of a ship (EOSM), generate an infrared image of the ship in a realistic sea and sky background (EOSTAR) and determine the behaviour of an infrared missile seeker against these images and simulate the complete missile fly-out including countermeasure deployment (EWM). All model components will be briefly discussed. Typical simulation runs will be shown.
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Robin Schoemaker and Ric Schleijpen "Evaluation tools for the effectiveness of infrared countermeasures and signature reduction for ships", Proc. SPIE 7662, Infrared Imaging Systems: Design, Analysis, Modeling, and Testing XXI, 76620Q (22 April 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.848695
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KEYWORDS
Missiles

Infrared signatures

Electro optical modeling

Infrared imaging

Infrared radiation

Thermal modeling

Imaging infrared seeker

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