Concept of Operation Development Support

SRC has exceptional expertise and experience in the research and development of Concept Of Operations Documents and Plans for the US Navy's Maritime Aircraft, Unmanned Aircraft Systems/Vehicles, and Undersea Surveillance Systems. Research work has been provided for SPAWARSYSCOM-San Diego, Lockheed-Martin Eagan/Manassas and the Office of Naval Research. Our knowledge and expertise in ASW,ISR,OTH and USW disciplines is unique and well documented in the US Navy SRC's experience in web management systems for the U.S. Navy crosses many different warfighting areas.

Currently, SRC maintains systems that manage the Navy's Sea Trial experimentation process, the Concept of Operations (CONOPS) development process, and the Navy Lessons Learned management portal. The Sea Trial management system tracks the approval process and execution of unique experiments that are of fleet concern. These Sea Power 21 experiments are managed by 3rd Fleet, 2nd Fleet, and NETWARCOM to allow rapid turnaround of technology to reach warfighting units worldwide. Unique tools within the management system allow the Navy to dynamically create the Execution Plan (EXPLAN), show relationships between other experiments and events, track statuses of experiments and Science and Technology projects, and dynamically notify stakeholders of changes.

SRC also developed an information and document management system for the development of fleet Concept of Operations. The web site is a repository for all Navy CONOPS, but also tracks the progress of CONOPS tasked by Commander, United States Forces Command (CUSFF). These management systems have been developed in the latest web technology, utilizing the .NET framework. These efforts have utilized both SQL Server and ORACLE databases.