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Enabling our Space and Defense partners to see further

from X-ray to Very Long Wave Infrared The primary drivers of Aerospace & Defense initiative – but may pull through imaging products/services from any imaging business unit.

Our Markets

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Earth Observation

Planetary Exploration

Space Science

Ground Astronomy

Science & Industrial

Teledyne Imaging - Aerospace & Defense




40+ Years of Airborne LiDAR Innovation

TELEDYNE OPTECH – 1977 - First terrain profiling system

– 1980 - Profiler 5000 (5 km @ 100 Hz)

– 1984 - LARSEN 500 - profiling bathymeter

– 1985 - Model 501 Laser Rangefinder

– 1988 - FLASH/ALARMS - scanning bathymeters

– 1993 - ALTM prototype (1 km @ 2kHz)

– 1994 - SHOALS/Hawk Eye - scanning bathymeters

All of these developments led to the creation of the Airborne Lidar Terrain Mapper (ALTM)

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The ALTM Evolution continues… • Scanner Single Pulse (1995-2006)

– ALTM 1025, 1225, 2033, 2050

– ALTM 3025, 3070, 3100

• Scanner Multi Pulse (2006)

– ALTM Gemini

• Scanner Light Weight/UAV (2008)

– ALTM Orion-M/C

• Scanner Multi Laser/Detector (2010)

– ALTM Pegasus

– CZMIL

• Scanner Light Weight/UAV/High Altitude (2012)

– ALTM Orion-H

• CZMIL NOVA & ALTM Galaxy (2014-2018)

– ALTM Galaxy

– CZMIL NOVA




The ALTM Evolution continues…







Aerospace & Defense LiDAR Solutions

CONOPS

GEOINT Base Mapping ISR Application of Civilian Survey/Mapping Lidar Systems

Fixed- Mount or Gyro-Stabilized Systems

Terrestrial & Littoral Zone

Fixed-Wing & UAV Platforms

Tactical Surveillance & Reconnaissance Gimbal Integrated Lidar/EO/IR Sensor Payloads

Advanced Image Stacking/Foliage Penetrating Capability

Terrestrial, Littoral Zone & Marine Mine Characterization

Fixed-Wing & UAV Platforms

Mobile & Vision System Applications Mobile Mapping / Visualization

Degraded Visual Environment Landing

Space Qualified Rendezvous & Docking

Autonomous Ground Vehicle Navigation

Fixed Mount Monitoring / Detection

Wide Area Airborne Surveillance Camera-Based Versus Lidar

Requirements vary based on Con-Op Specifics

Persistent Systems require min. 2 FPS refresh of On-Station

Open Skies - Single Pass w/ Limited GSD & Wide FOV

Concepts-of-Operation





CONOPS

Army Geospatial Center (AGC) Buckeye Program Since 1999 • ISR Application of Optech’s Commercial Lidar Systems • AGC Funded Orion Development for TUAV Deployment

GEOINT Base Mapping

SOCOM JAUDIT & Army CERDEC TACOP/EMARSS POR Since 2005 • Integrated Lidar/EO/IR Sensor Payloads Optimized for ISR • Gimbal Integrated & Controlled • Advanced Image Stacking/Foliage Penetrating Capability

Tactical Surveillance & Reconnaissance

• Multi-Channel/ Array Detector for High Altitude (~25K’), Density & Speed • Alternate Form Factors for GSM, Gimbal, POD & UAV Installation/Platforms • Integration of Teledyne EO/IR Passive Sensors/Detectors • Enable Multi-Mode Data Mapping/Detection/Characterization Capabilities • Extending capabilities from Real-Time Data to Actionable Intelligence • *Marine Capable Configurations*

Capabilities Roadmap





Coastal Zone Mapping & Imaging Lidar (CZMIL)

CONOPS

PRIMARY USE The Coastal Zone Mapping and Imaging Lidar (CZMIL) is a new generation airborne mapping system ideally-suited for use in the USACE National Coastal Mapping Program. Seamless topo and bathymetry to 60+ meters, shallow and turbid water penetration, bottom classification & water column characterization, hazard detection and coastal features

Hazard Detection

Conical objects with a 1 meter radius and 1m height in water depth 12m.

Sonar

CZMIL elevation gridded at 1m

• Developed for the Joint Airborne Lidar Bathymetry Technical Center of Expertise (JALBTCX) including U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ERDC, NAVOCEANO and NOAA.

• Hybrid Green/IR hydrographic/topographic laser: 10 kHz • Integrated T-4800 digital camera: 16 M pixel • CASI 1500 spectrometer • POS/GPS inertial measurement system

291.2m

400m

Data Fusion Processing Software: CZMIL HydroFusion

Lidar Reflectance Bottom Elev. Digital Camera Mosaic image

Hyperspectral Mosaic image

Hyperspectral Seafloor image

(a+bb) Image Seafloor Classification

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Space Lidar Systems A strategic partnership of Optech and MDA combines world leading lidar technology with world leading space robotics technology to produce the next generation of space lidar systems.

XSS-11 Rendezvous

Lidar

(launched 2005)

Phoenix Mars

Lander Lidar

(launched 2007)

OSIRIS-REx OLA

(launch 2016 planned)





Artist's rendition of OLA on the OSIRIS-Rex spacecraft. (Credit: MDA)

• Funded by the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), Canada is contributing OLA, an advanced lidar instrument, a hybrid of the lidar on the CSA's weather station aboard the Phoenix Mars Lander and an instrument flown on the 2005 US Air Force eXperimental SatelliteSystem-11 (XSS-11)

• Both instruments were built MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates (MDA) and Teledyne Optech, as a subcontractor to MDA

• MDA is the prime contractor for the design, build and testing of OLA, Teledyne Optech as subcontractor

OLA – OSIRIS-REx Laser Altimeter




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