Building Blocks for the Global Hawk Program
Posted: 04/23/2012 12:00:00 AM EDT | 1
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Colonel Karl Rozelsky is the Director of the Global Hawk Progam. This IDGA exclusive interview provides an update on the needs for the program in 2012 and highlights the various short and longer terms plans. IDGA's @DefenseInsider, Chris Archer, asks 'What's next' for Global Hawk?
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Chris Archer |
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Persistent surveillance will become mandatory in the future in order to meet the requireents of the asymmetric threat. Long Endurance platforms such as lighter than air multi sensor platforms that can stay aloft for many months will be required. The sensor technology is feasible with long range Video, Thermal, Hyperspectral cameras and high resolution MTI/SAR radars. However the platform and power sources required to support these types of sensors for extended periods are far from being a reality.
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