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MeetingACGS Committee Meeting 121 - Tucson, AZ - April 2018
Agenda Location9 SUBCOMMITTEE B – Missiles and Space
9.1 Cost effective V&V for guidance using enhanced ground testing (EGT)
TitleCost effective V&V for guidance using enhanced ground testing (EGT)
PresenterPeter Castelli
AffiliationDraper
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AbstractStrategic missile systems use inertial guidance systems to navigate and control the missile to its intended target. Early prototyping combined with ongoing requirements verification in the system development cycle is critical to reduce schedule and cost risks. Verification and validation programs must verify requirements and instill confidence that the system will perform as intended with minimal flight testing.
To address these needs for strategic missile guidance system development, Draper has established an Enhanced Ground Test (EGT) Program to achieve cost effective system performance assessment. EGT tests the guidance system in tactically representative environments as a part of system verification and validation. Multiple test cells are used to simulate the missile environments the guidance system will encounter during flight and include Aircraft F-15E Pod, Centrifuge, and Dynamic Shaker. The test cells support profiles for environmental thermal, vibration / shock, and linear acceleration and provide test data for reliability and accuracy assessments. An EGT program provides design confidence, enables predictive methods for accuracy and reliability degradation, and is a cost effective way to complement flight test programs.



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