Data on Naval Platforms, Weapon Systems, Engines, Radar and CBRN
* - Warning & Reporting solutions * - Theoretical and practical training on Awareness and Equipment * - Consultancy with on-site Situation and Location Analysis * - Protection, Detection and Decontamination facilities and Equipment * - Operating Tactics and Procedures
Marine Propulsion A knowledge resource on the subject of marine propulsion. The information is stored in the group’s World Marine Engine Database (WMED) creating a single, source of accurate data, presented in a uniform format, searchable electronically. * Extensive library: 14,000+ engines from 500+ manufacturers: up to 230 data fields per engine * Uniform format (each engine type record has an identical format easily switchable between metric and imperial units) * Searchable electronically (data supplied in Access or Excel files, other formats available on request. * up to six power ratings per engine * metric / imperial units * designer and manufacturer names The data stored in the World Marine Engine Database (WMED) is structured to allow comparison, evaluation and forecasting of propulsion programmes and is linked to the group’s Naval Platform Database (NPD).
* profiles of shipbuilding companies and shipyard facilities, * naval weapon and sensor systems providers * procurement policies * budgeting of ship projects and profile * historical, present and future construction Analysis of this information is used to predict future upgrade and new naval ship construction weapon system forecasts to year 2020 and beyond.
Naval Weapons Integration Using the Group’s extensive libraries and databases, this specialist section covers the following aspects of integration of weapons systems on board naval vessels: * air warfare and missiles * mines and MCM * primary research and development * sonar and ASW * survivability, and vulnerability reduction * ordnance and guns * test and evaluation work * torpedoes, * upgrading and improvement of existing platforms * weapon control systems
Radars and Satellites For those individuals or organizations devoted to the study of radar systems for whatever purpose, the group’s Global Radar Emitter Database (REDB) offers a comprehensive radar parametric database covering over 10,000 different types of emitters. The database includes: * airborne, ship-borne and land-based jammers and active decoys. * missile head radars and missile-borne altimeters * emitters developed for use in Unmanned Military Vehicles (UMVs) and UAV / drones * space-borne satellite and space related emitters * radars and associated emitters manufactured specifically to monitor the effects of weather or atmospheric conditions * obsolete emitters (for historic research) The database includes a complete electronically searchable index of all the emitters, their manufacturers and aliases. There is also a Radar Cross Section Database (RCS) which is part of the Weapons Systems Database (see below)
Weapons Systems Several datasets are linked under the subject of the group’s Weapons Systems Database (WSD) and cover in detail the specialized areas of: * Designator-Industry-Persons-Programmes and Systems * Radar Cross Section * Global terrorist groups * UAV deployments and specifications * International defence industrial baseline data by country This leading information resource service provides Governments, Military Commands and Commerce with access to up-to-date intelligence data on world-wide defence systems and military organisations.
World Armies Newsletter Staying abreast of changes and developments in today’s rapidly changing global land forces market is an important task of anyone concerned in this industry. The General’s Spyglass monthly electronic newsletter (11 per year) provides an across the board review of current events in the world army market. The handy pdf format of approximately 20 pages is quick and easy to read. Downloaded right to your desktop, the monthly newsletters stored on your hard disk build up to form a useful reference archive.
World Navies Newsletter Keeping track of events and up to date with trends and developments in the global naval market can use up a great amount of time. The Naval Spyglass monthly electronic newsletter (11 per year) provides a comprehensive view of what is going on in the world naval market. Downloaded right to your desktop, the handy pdf format of approximately 20 pages is quick and easy to read. Stored on your hard disk it builds up to form a useful archive.
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