Titan systems INC. will demonstrate the feasibility of producing a simulation model of ABM components with enough detail to satisfy BMO requirements by developing a useable computer program with all conventional BMD elements represented this model will be based on the multiple engagement module (MEM) program, a ballistic missile defense simulation that already contains models for ICBM and SLBMRVR trajectories, radar operation and target tracking, both endo-atmospheric and exo-atmospheric interceptor flyout and a complete set of nuclear effects routines. Using MEM as a starting point and adding an optical sensor model will provide the capability to address all elements of an advanced ABM system at minimum cost risk, and development time. The principle investigator directed the initial development of MEM and is now participating in contracts for the UVS. Ballistic missile defense command-Both the principle investigator and the assistant P.I. Have extensive backgrounds in simulation code development strategic missile analysts and ballistic missile defense technology
