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RDT&E
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT,
TEST & EVALUATION
PROGRAM SUMMARY
Contents
Introduction
2 Physical Security Enterprise & Analysis Group Overview
3 PSEAG Program Funding by Capability Area (FY16-17)
Access Control
5 Gatekeeper on the Move-Biometrics
6 Mobile Integrated Expeditionary Vehicle Inspection Station
Analytical Support
8 Maritime Expeditionary & Transit Security
Decision Support
10 Asset Management System
11 C2 Enhanced Capability Suite
12 Defense Security / CBRN Information Sharing Platform
13 Defense Security Enterprise Architecture
14 GreyNet
15 Enterprise Mass Warning & Notification
16 Integrated Ground Security, Surveillance and Response Capability
17 Joint Risk Decision Support Tool
18 Security Equipment Integration Working Group
Detection & Assessment
20 Automated Tracking and Classification of UUVs Utilizing AN/WQX-2
21 Comparative Evaluation of Trace Detection Systems for Use at an Entry Control
Point
22 Explosive Detection Equipment Guide Version 2.0 and Selection App
23 Explosive Detection Equipment for Maritime Environment
24 Force Protection Pre-Shot Sniper Detection
25 Gemini Long Term Evaluation
26 Ground-Based Operational Surveillance System (Expeditionary)
27 Harbor and Restricted Waterway Counter-UUV/AUV System
28 Indoor Gunshot Detection System
2016-17 Research, Development,
Test & Evaluation Program
29 Linear Sensor System for Multi-Threat Detection
30 Millimeter Wave Asymmetric Threat Detection
31 Multi-Sensor Detection and Discrimination
32 New Dual Energy X-Ray Vehicle Imaging Comparative
33 PL1 Portable Intrusion Detection System
34 Radar Assisted Area Protection
35 Radar Processing Dynamic Structure Filter
36 Sonar Propagation Acoustic Model Transition to Operational
Initial Capability
37 Tactical Security System
38 Thermal Imaging Dual-use for Aerosol Monitoring Alarms and Security
39 Trace Detection and Identification of Explosives Using Thin Layer Chromatography
40 Trace Explosive Detection System Improvement
41 Weather Radar Detection of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems
42 WISP 2.0
Installation & Transport Security
44 Automated Harbor Barrier Gate-Operational Suitability
45 Citadel Protect Technology Demonstration
46 Military Ocean Terminal
47 US Navy Spike Weapon System-Common Launch Tube
Prevention
49 Standoff Weapons Defeat Joint Integrated Product Team / Automated Target
Recognition Toolkit
Storage & Safeguards
Appendices
52 List of Acronyms
56 PSEAG Sharepoint Site
57 DoD Physical Security Enterprise & Analysis Group
2016-17 Research, Development,
Test & Evaluation Program
Introduction
Physical Security Enterprise & Analysis Group Overview
The DoD Physical Security Enterprise & Analysis Group (PSEAG) responds to the physical
security needs (materiel and analysis) expressed by the DoD Components. The Deputy
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear Matters uses the PSEAG to assist with the review,
selection, and implementation of all physical security development efforts (nuclear and
non-nuclear). The PSEAG identifies capability gaps and proposed solutions while avoiding
duplicative efforts and maximizing the acquisition process through joint collaboration.
The DoD Physical Security Research, Development Test and Evaluation (RDT&E) Program is
built from the program’s Vision, Mission, and Capability Areas (illustrated below). Because of
our RDT&E Appropriation Budget Activity funding, our vision statement looks 10–15 years into
the future. The PSEAG mission statement sets forth what the PSEAG does today for physical
security initiatives. The seven capability areas compose the central organizing architecture
enabling the PSEAG to better analyze, prioritize and fund solutions. These capability areas
bring together formerly disparate physical security projects into more cohesive and synergistic
physical security programs. The vision, mission, and capability areas work in parallel to ensure
the PSEAG is postured to transition RDT&E successes into warfighter capabilities.
Vision
DoD’s premier physical security RDT&E innovator for enterprise-level solutions to protect
against asymmetrical, conventional and weapons of mass destruction threats.
Mission
Advance enterprise-level Physical Security RDT&E solutions to reduce risk created by current
and emerging threats. Analyze, research, develop, demonstrate and evaluate interoperable
systems to transition capabilities to warfighters. Collaborate with DoD components, other
government agencies and the international community to prioritize and close capability gaps.
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Test & Evaluation Program
PSEAG Program Funding By
Capability Area (FY16-17)
The PSEAG has an annual budget of $40 million to address the Services’ physical security
priorities and requirements. Detection and Assessment remains the largest capability area
based on the percentage of funding and number of tasks to address these Service requirements.
In fiscal years 2016-2017, Decision Support moved from third to the second largest capability
area; this change is reflective of the Department-wide focus on enhancing the warfighters’
command and control and interoperability standards. There was also a renewed emphasis
by the Services on Access Control requirements and less on Storage and Safeguards as
depicted in the chart below.
60%
52%
25%
19%
10% 8%
5%
3% 5% 3% 5% 3%
2 %
Detection & Decision Access Installation Analytical Storage &
Prevention
Assessment Support Control & Transport Support Safeguards
Security
FY16
FY17
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Test & Evaluation Program
Chapter
Title
Chapter description
Access
Control
Controlling access to safeguard personnel and their families
and to prevent unauthorized access to critical infrastructure
and materials is paramount. This capability area focuses on
programs and processes related to the validity and verification
of individuals entering into or already within a facility.
Gatekeeper on the Move – Requirements
� United States Central
Biometrics Command Joint Emergent
Operational Need 0008
Gatekeeper on the Move – Biometrics (GOTM-B) will be a
contactless, multi-modal biometrics, forensics, and threat
detection system fully integrated into and interoperable
with an Entry Control Point (ECP). GOTM-B will be capable
of near-real-time identification and matching of personnel
entering and exiting an ECP with high accuracy. The
capability will also provide critical identity intelligence and
threat information to security forces.
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Test & Evaluation Program
Mobile Integrated Expeditionary Requirements
� Maneuver Support Center of
Vehicle Inspection Station Excellence Doctrine,
Organization, Training Materiel,
Leadership and Education,
The Mobile Integrated Expeditionary Vehicle Inspection
Personnel, Facilities and Policy
Station project objective is to develop a remotely-operated, Entry Control Point Assessment
mobile system of systems vehicle checkpoint capability, � Battle Command Essential
Capabilities Capability
which integrates undercarriage inspection, explosive trace
Production Document
detection/ chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear
� Joint Urgent Operational Needs
sensors, day/night optics, tactical lighting, and a vehicle Statement United States
Central Command (CC)-0315
stopping capability.
� Joint Urgent Operational Needs
Statement CC-0540
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Test & Evaluation Program
Analytical
Support
PSEAG also analyzes physical security topics and operational
and management efforts related to day-to-day activities of the
DoD Physical Security Enterprise RDT&E Program.