L19 Pre-flight#
Block 2: RF Electronic Warfare — Lesson 19: Project 2 Work Day Work this before L19. Pre-flights are never collected — in class, anyone may be cold-called to present any question at the board, and that recitation is the participation grade.
Assumed pre-class reading#
The Project 2 handout (B-21 Standoff Emitter Geolocation), posted with
IADS_Scenario.csv,rwr_collection_sim.m, andL19_Project2Starter.m.L13 and L14 wrap-ups.
This quiz checks that you arrive ready to work, not that you have done the project. Read the handout and skim the starter before class.
Quiz questions (5 items, ~5 minutes)#
Q1. (Multiple choice) In Project 2, the basic measurement the RWR provides for geolocation is:
[ ] (a) The range to the emitter
[ ] (b) The bearing (angle of arrival) to the emitter — a line of position
[ ] (c) The emitter’s transmit power
[ ] (d) The emitter’s exact position
Q2. (Multiple choice) To produce a position fix for an emitter, your collection must include:
[ ] (a) A single bearing taken from one point
[ ] (b) Two or more bearings taken from different points along the flight path
[ ] (c) One very long dwell at a single waypoint
[ ] (d) The emitter’s cooperation
Q3. (Multiple choice) Which collection geometry produces the smallest (tightest) location-error ellipse?
[ ] (a) A shallow crossing angle at long range
[ ] (b) A wide crossing (cut) angle on a long baseline, taken as close as the keep-outs allow
[ ] (c) Two bearings from nearly the same point
[ ] (d) A single bearing repeated many times
Q4. (Short answer) Project 2 has a built-in tension between accuracy and survivability. In one sentence, explain it.
Q5. (Multiple choice) The IADS_Scenario.csv gives each emitter’s position as a coarse ELINT prior (±5 km). The true positions are:
[ ] (a) Exactly the CSV values — just read them off
[ ] (b) Hidden inside
rwr_collection_sim.m; you must estimate them from the noisy bearings[ ] (c) Provided in a separate answer key
[ ] (d) Irrelevant to the project