DIRECTED ENERGY PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY 2002 Directed Energy Symposium Technical Program 12-15 November 2002 Monterey, California The technical program for the Fifth Annual Directed Energy Symposium is presented below. Both classified and unclassified sessions were offered during the Symposium. Wednesday Morning, 13 November King Hall PLENARY SESSION UNCLASSIFIED/PUBLIC DOMAIN         Session Co-Chairs: CDR Roger McGinnis, Directed Weapons Energy Program Office Dr. Robert Peterkin, Air Force Research Laboratory   0700 Registration/Security Check-in 0800 Welcome & Opening Remarks CDR Roger McGinnis 0805 NPS Welcome RADM David Ellison 0815 DEPS Welcome Dr. Donald Lamberson 0825 DOD Transformation Mr. Ken Krieg 0850 View from the Hill Mr. Stephen Traver 0910 DDR&E Perspective Dr. Ronald Sega 0930 Navy Perspective RADM Mike Mathis 0950 Break 1020 Marine Corps Perspective MajGen Kevin Kuklok 1040 Army Perspective MG John Urias 1100 Air Force Perspective Mr. Jim Engle 1120 Missile Defense Agency Perspective Col Ellen Pawlikowski 1140 Joint Solid State Laser Program Dr. Earl Good 1200 Lunch, Investiture of DEPS Board Members (NPS Banquet Hall) Wednesday Afternoon, 13 November King Hall HEL TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW FOUO/SECRET US Only   1300 Security Check-in 1330 Administrative Remarks 1335 Update on Foreign Ground Based Air Defense and ASAT Laser Weapons 1400 Status of the Air Borne Laser Program 1425 Advanced Tactical Laser Status     UNCLASSFIED/PUBLIC DOMAIN   1450 Joint Technology Office Overview Mr. Edward Pogue, Director of Joint Technology Office 1515 Jefferson Laboratory 10 kW Free Electron Laser Project Dr. Fred Dylla, Jeffersn Laboratory 1540 Break 1610 MTHEL Program Status Mr. Gerald Wilson, USA Space & Missile Defense Command 1635 Solid State Heat Capacity Laser Program Status Dr. Randall Buff, USA Space & Missile Defense Command 1700 JTO Educational Program Mr. William "Pete" Latham, Air Force Research Laboratory 1725 Adjourn Wednesday Afternoon, 13 November Glasgow Hall HPM OVERVIEW FOUO/SECRET US Only   1300 Security Check-in 1330 Administrative Remarks 1335 OSD HPM Overview 1355 Army Overview 1415 Navy Overview 1435 Air Force Overview 1455 Break 1515 JPO-STC Overview 1535 DTRA Overview (U)Reduction Agency, Washington DC 1555 Directed Energy Weapons Requirements to Support CINC OPLANS 1615 Fleet Battle Experiment 1635 Foreign Radio Frequency Weapons Development and Threat to US Systems 1655 Adjourn Thursday Morning, 14 November King Hall HEL SOURCES I FOUO/SECRET US Only   0700 Security Check-in 0800 Administrative Remarks 0810 The Free Electron Laser Scale-Up Program at JLab 0840 Full-Scale Laser Module Testing in Support of Airborne Laser Program 0910 A Novel Approach to Coupling High Power Fiber Lasers 0940 Poster Break (King Hall Lower Level/Spanagel Hall) 1040 High Power Free Electron Beam Laser (FEL) Point Design 1110 Compact Phase-Locked Laser Array 1140 Simplified Coupling Scheme for DiodecPumped HEL 1210 Lunch, JTO Award Ceremony (NPS Banquet Hall) Thursday Afternoon, 14 November King Hall HEL SOURCES II FOUO/SECRET US Only   1300 Security Check-in 1340 Administrative Remarks 1350 Zero OPD Window 1420 On the Development of 100-kW Class QCW Diode-Pumped, Diffraction-Limited, Solid-State Laser, Based on the Coherent Beam Coupling from Multiple Parallel Laser Amplifiers 1450 High Power RF & Power Conditioning for Free Electron Laser (FEL) Applications 1520 Break 1550 High Intensity Coherent Source With Laser Arrays 1620 Multi-Beam Free Electron Lasers 1650 Adjourn Thursday Morning, 14 November Mechanical Engineering Auditorium HEL MODELING, SIMULATION & PREDICTIONS I UNCLASSIFIED/PUBLIC DOMAIN         Session Chair: Mr. Edward Pogue, Joint Technology Office Vice Chair: Dr. Don Decker, Naval Air Weapons Center, China Lake   0700 Registration/Security Check-in 0800 Administrative Remarks Mr. Ed Pogue, Joint Technology Office 0810 Standards HEL Modeling Simulation Infrastructure Dr. Glen Parram, Wright Patterson AFB 0840 Atmospheric Propagation of Intense Short Laser Pulses Dr. Phillip Sprangle, Naval Research Laboratory 0910 Standardized Tools for Modeling and Simulation of Directed Energy Weapons Dr. Steve Doerr, SAIC 0940 Poster Break (King Hall Lower Level/Spanagel Hall) 1040 Fiber-Coupled High Brightness High Power Diode Laser for Solid-State Laser Pumping Dr. Bodos Ehlers, Fraunhofer Center for Laser Technology 1110 Numerical Study of Laser Weapon Lethality Dr. V.V. Semak, Applied Research Laboratory 1140 Standardized Tools for Modeling and Simulation of Directed Energy Weapons Dr. Munson Kwok, The Aerospace Corporation 1210 Lunch, JTO Award Ceremony (NPS Banquet Hall) Thursday Afternoon, 14 November Mechanical Engineering Auditorium HEL MODELING, SIMULATION AND PREDICTIONS II UNCLASSIFIED/PUBLIC DOMAIN         Session Chair: Charles Higgs, MIT/Lincoln Laboratory Vice Chair: Lt Col Christopher Washer, Joint Technology Office   1300 Security Check-in 1340 Administrative Remarks Dr. Chuck Higgs, MIT Lincoln Laboratory 1350 Design and Simulation of High-Power, High Gain FEL Amplifier Dr. Dinh Nguyen, Los Alamos National Laboratory 1420 Simulations of the Proposed 100 kW Jefferson Laboratory Free Electron Laser LT Brian Ossenfurt/LT Campbell, Naval Postgraduate School 1450 Measurements of Wakefield Effects in High Brightness Electron Beams Source Development Lab H. Loos, Brookhaven National Laboratory 1520 Break 1550 Effects of Repetitively Pulsed 1054nm Laser Beams on Aluminum Alloy Dr. Craig Walters, Craig Walters Associates 1620 Effects of Atmospheric Aerosol Particles on Laser Atmospheric Extinction Dr. Jeff Reid, Space and Naval Warfare Command 1650 Adjourn/FONT> Thursday Morning, 14 November Glasgow Hall HPM EFFECTS I FOUO/SECRET US Only   0700 Registration/Security Check-in 0800 Administrative Remarks 0810 Active Denial System Human Effects 0830 GPS Susceptibility to HPM 0850 Assessment of RF Survivability 0910 Terrorist HPM Assessment Program 0930 Susceptibility of Satellites and their Ground Stations 0950 Recurrence Plot Analysis of Circuit Chaos 1010 Poster Break (Spanagel Hall) 1110 An Investigation of the Threat to U.S. Infrastructure by Power Distribution System Injection 1130 Recent Effects Field Tests 1150 HPM Assessments of Infrastructure Targets 1210 Lunch, JTO Award Ceremony (NPS Banquet Hall) Thursday Afternoon, 14 November Glasgow Hall HPM EFFECTS II FOUO/SECRET US Only   1300 Security Check-in 1340 Administrative Remarks 1350 Wideband Target Identification 1410 Transient Reverberation Response Analysis: A Technique to Measure Shielding Propagation and Coupling in Buildings and Compartments 1430 Out-of-Band RF Induced Nonlinear Dynamic Response to Some "Complex" Circuits 1450 IR Photograph Diagnosis of HPM Environments 1510 Radio Frequency Susceptibility Investigation of Laptop Computers   HPM MODELING & SIMULATION FOUO/SECRET US Only   1530 Electromagnetic Susceptibility Data Analysis Using Multivariate Logistic Regression 1550 Break 1610 The Use of Computational Electromagnetic Modeling in Effects Analysis 1630 HPM Engagement Modeling 1650 Mission Level HPM Modeling 1710 Adjourn Friday Morning, 15 November King Hall HEL APPLICATIONS AND LETHALITY FOUO/SECRET US Only   0700 Security Check-in 0800 Administrative Remarks 0810 Compact Source Development 0840 Improving the Fidelity of Directed Energy Representation in Battlefield Modeling Simulation 0910 The AFRL/DE Virtual Concept Design Center 0940 Poster Break (Spanagel Hall) 1040 Expendable Modular High Energy Laser (EMHEL) Warhead Concept 1110 Expendable Modular Against MANPADS by Direct Sensor Attack 1140 Missions and Technologies for High Energy Lasers 1210 Symposium Adjourns Friday Morning, 15 November Mechanical Engineering Auditorium HEL BEAM CONTROL/SYSTEMS INTEGRATION & TESTING UNCLASSIFIED/PUBLIC DOMAIN         Session Chair: Dr. Edward Duff, Air Force Research Laboratory Vice Chair: Maj Dennis Card, Space and Missile Defense Command   0700 Security Check-in 0800 Administrative Remarks Dr. Edward Duff, Air Force Research Laboratory 0810 Dual Stage Deformable Mirror Development Lt Col Christopher Washer, Joint Technology Office 0840 The Cryogenic Mirror Program at Jefferson Laboratory Dr. S.V. Benson, Thomas Jefferson Laboratory 0910 Laser Photocathode Driven Microbunching for FEL Applications Mr. Jonathan Neumann, University of Maryland 0940 Poster Break (Spanagel Hall) 1040 Beam Control Prisms for Diode Laser Arrays Te-Yuan Chung, University of Central Florida 1110 Proposal of a Novel Self-Phasing Mechanism in Multicore Fiber Laser For High Energy Laser Applications Mr. Erick Bochove, Air Force Research Laboratory 1140 Instrumental Targets for High Laser Performance Diagnostics Dr. Charles Higgs, MIT/Lincoln Laboratory 1210 Symposium Adjourns Friday Morning, 15 November Glasgow Hall HPM MODELING & SIMULATION (Cont’d) FOUO/SECRET US Only   0700 Security Check-in 0800 Administrative Remarks 0810 RF Attack Alerting Device 0830 Statistical Tools for HPM Modeling 0850 Simulation of Complex Buildings Using MAGIC 0910 The Validation of a Computational Approach to Predict RF Coupling into Complex Enclosures   HPM SOURCES FOUO/SECRET US Only   0930 Modular Low Frequency High Power Microwave Generator 0950 Progress in the Development of High Power Liquid Dielectric Switches for Directed Energy Applications 1010 Active Denial System Technology Brief 1030 Spectral Field Mapping of the Etcheron Valley and Darwin Was Outdoor Test Ranges 1050 Lightweight Cryogenic Power System Integration for DEW 1110 Pulsed Power Technologies for Compact RF Sources 1130 Some Recent Developments in High Power Reltron Sources 1150 High-Power Plasma Assisted Microwave Source 1210 Symposium Adjourns Thursday Morning, 14 November, 0940-1110 Spanagel Hall POSTER SESSION I FOUO/SECRET US Only       0940    Security Check-in   3D Imaging Laser Radar Systems with Photo-Counting Sensitivity THEL Limited Operation Evaluation Test High Power Diode Pumped Yb:YAG Solid State Track Illuminator Laser for the Airborne Laser Program Systems Engineering Model for Solid-State High Energy Laser Ytterbium High-Energy Solid State Laser Completion of Manufacture Development Test Oxyfluoride HPM Susceptibility of Navigation Devices Frequency Selective Radomes to Protect Receiver Front-Ends Design and Development of a High-Voltage Coaxial Hydrogen Switch Modular Low Frequency High Power Microwave Generator Domestic Water System Vulnerability to HPM Scenarios and Tests Progress in the Development of High Power Liquid Dielectric Switches for Directed Energy EM Field Modeling GPS Susceptibility to HPM Industrial Infrastructure Effects Tests Directed Energy Warfare (Radio Frequency) Database Overview Statistical Approach for Conducting In-Situ Electromagnetic Shielding Assessments The Etchereon Valley Range The Transient High Output Radiator Network Electronic Attack Simulator (NEAS) Naval Radio Frequency Weapons Substrate Conduction Limiter to Protect Receiver Front-Ends An Innovative Methodology to Develop a Unique Test Facility for HPM Effects Testing The MOATS Complex: A Unique RF Test Overmoded GW-Class Surface Wave Microwave Oscillator The Validation of a Computational Approach to Predict RF Coupling into Complex Enclosures RF Modeling Capabilities Out-of-Band RF Induced Nonlinear Dynamic Responses to Some ‘Complex’ Circuits Comparing HPM Propagation Models (FDTD and Ray Tracing) Tactical Conformal Window Development Thursday Morning, 14 November, 0940-1110 King Hall Lower Level POSTER SESSION II UNCLASSIFIED/PUBLIC DOMAIN         Session Chair: Mr. Quentin Saulter, Joint Technology Office   Effects of Atmospheric Environment on Navy HEL Weapons Joung Cook, Naval Research Laboratory Unlock the Potential of Directed Energy Weapons Stan Darbo, ELMCO, Inc Development of Dispenser Cathodes for RF Photo-Injectors for Free Electron Lasers D.W. Feldman, University of Maryland Experimental Validation of Three Dimensional Computer Model for Laser Pulse Propagation in the Atmosphere D.F. Gordon, Naval Research Laboratory In-Situ Measurement of Temperature Profiles and Plume Formation at the Surfaces of Samples Irradiated by a Picosecond Laser Pulse Train J. Grun, Naval Research Laboratory Mesh Free Particle for Simulation of Laser Lethality Mark Hoffman, Science Applications International Corporation Theoretical Analysis of Electron Emission from RF Dispenser Kevin Jensen, University Maryland Laboratory Investigation of Tactical HEL Propagation Scenarios J.E. Kansky, MIT LL Validation and Verification of the Laser Range Safety Tool (LRST) Ken Keppler, Northrup Grumman Femtosecond Atmospheric Light Strings; Supercontinuum/RF Emission Jerome V. Moloney, University of Arizona An Efficient Diode Driver for Diode Pumped Solid State Lasers Joe Ortiz, Raytheon Electronic Systems Thermal Blooming and Raman Scattering of HEL Pulse Trains Joe Penano, Naval Research Laboratory Preliminary Design of a 1.3 GHz CW Photo-Cathodes Gun J. Rose, Brookhaven National Laboratory Advanced Airborne Laser Radar Tracking and Imaging Sensor Greg Skidmore, Mission Research Corp THEL ACTD Active Image Processing Performance M. Hibben, TRW Design of a High Average-Current RF Photoinjector For 100 kW FEL Tom Schultheiss, Advanced Energy Systems Friday Morning, 15 November, 0940-1110 Spanagel Hall POSTER SESSION III UNCLASSIFIED/PUBLIC DOMAIN         Session Chair: Lewis DeSandre Air Force Research Laboratory   Lightweight Substrate Properties for HEL Relay Mirror Applications Javier Baca, AFRL/DEBS Kirtland AFB, NM Identification and Measurement of Low-Absorption Regions in the 1.6 um and 2.1 um Atmospheric Transmission Windows William E. Bicknell, MIT Lincoln Laboratory Simulations of Material Interactions with a Solid-State Heat Capacity Laser C.D. Boley, University of California Resonator Theory of Spectral Beam Combining of Fiber Laser Arrays Erick Bochove, AFRL/DELO Laser Beam Propagation Measurements and Modeling In a Maritime Atmospheric Environment Donald Decker, NAWC, AD China Lake, CA High Intensity Coherent Sources with Laser Arrays J. Barhen, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Theoretical Comparison of Repetitively Pulsed and CW Laser Penetration of Metals David Campbell, Raytheon Missile Systems A Digital Terrain Clutter Model for Active System Mike Cathcart, Georgia Tech Research Institute Laser Seeded Free Electron Laser Experiments at Brookhaven National Laboratory A. Doyuran, Brookhaven National Laboratory Novel Candidate HEL Material Yb: NaBi(WO4)2 Bahram Zandi, Army Research Laboratory End Diode Pumped QCW Nd:YAG Amplifier with Pulse Repetition Rate of One Kilohertz for Scalable HEL Application G. Pasmanik, Army Research Laboratory Nonlinear, Time-Domain Analysis of Coupled-Cavity Traveling Wave Tubes and Klystrons H.P. Freund, SAIC Simulation of Pre-Bunching in Free Electron Lasers H.P. Freund, SAIC FELSIM: FEL Systems Analysis Application Michael Hughes, Advanced Energy Systems Liquid Multi-Jet Impingement Cooling of Large Area Heat Flux Surface A.E. Schroth, Raytheon Electronic Systems Ablation Studies with the Jefferson Lab FEL M.D. Shinn, Thomas Jefferson Laboratory USAF High Energy Laser Safety Program Robert Thomas, USARL, Brooks AFB Transform Wave Sensor Development Lt Col Christopher Washer, Joint Technology Office A High-Power Megawatt-Class Free Electron Laser Using A Short Rayleigh Length T. Campbell, Naval Postgraduate School Complementary Weapon Suite Concept for Ship Joung Cook, Naval Research Laboratory Permanent Magnet FEL Systems Steve Gottschalk, STI Optronics Inc New Wiggler Technology Steve Gottschalk, STI Optronics Inc Some Recent Developments in High Power Reltron Sources David Price, Titan Systems Corporation   Copyright 2005 Directed Energy Professional Society   DHTML/JavaScript Menus by OpenCube

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