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Dr. Klaus-Peter Nick

at Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH

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Proceedings Article | 18 September 2003 Paper

BSA: new ground sensor equipment for the army

Klaus-Peter Nick, Gunnar Becker

Proceedings Volume 5090, (2003) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.500734

KEYWORDS: Sensors, Reconnaissance, Infrared cameras, Acoustics, Magnetic sensors, Infrared sensors, Cameras, Infrared imaging, Roads, Transmitters

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Smaller numbers of own forces scattered over wide areas and time pressed for solutions demand the availability of highly mobile, rapidly deployable reconnaissance forces that are equipped with advanced surveillance systems. The recce patrols of the armored reconnaissance corps are one element of reconnaissance. The ground sensor equipment BSA^TM (Bodensensorausstattung) will be one of the technical reconnaissance means available to recce patrols. The BSA^TM comprises a set of passive sensors with intelligent evaluation and fusion as well as radio transmission. The BSA^TM consists of several ground sensor units which are positioned in the reconnaissance area, and the receive and display units which, for instance, are integrated in the reconnaissance vehicle. The main tasks of the BSA^TM for surveillance of roads and critical points are the autonomous detection, classification and type-identification of combat and combat support vehicles, the recognition of the direction of movement and speed as well as the determination of the number of vehicles. In a close-in security mode, the BSA^TM is also used to detect and classify personnel. The system and some results are presented as well as the concept for the integration of the sensor reports into a C³-system.

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