B. Overfield, Jason Thomas, M. Cohen, V. Sylvester, R. Rogers, D. Morgan
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The Combat Air Forces have invested heavily in a sensor and weapon capability to detect and attack air targets at long ranges. Unfortunately, the ability to identify these targets lags behind these capabilities. Under the Air Force sponsored Air Target Algorithm Development (ATAD) program, model-based reasoning (MBR) fusion algorithms have been developed and demonstrated for improved air target identification (ID). The expected payoff is a robust ID algorithm that offers improved timelines, increased ID confidence, enhanced target aspect performance, robustness to countermeasures, and longer ID ranges. The technology is applicable to all current and future fighter aircraft.