SyntheSys supports United Nations Atomic Energy Agency

We are pleased to announce the successful delivery of Systems Engineering Training to the UN International Atomic Energy Agency. Attendees were presented a range of systems engineering principles to assist in the delivery of internal projects.

For further information on how we can support you with any training needs please contact training@synthesys.co.uk

SyntheSys and Engility deliver JREAP Training at IDLS, Norfolk, VA

Paul Czajkowski, SyntheSys and Rob Wilemon, Engility delivered a Joint Range Extension (JRE) Application Protocol (AP) training course to 40 international delegates from 14 different countries. The training focussed on the operational use of different JRE protocols utilising the Engility JRE system.

Firstly, attendees were provided an overview into the structure and subsequent use of JREAP messages. Secondly, delegates were able to observe how different JREAP networks are created and actively managed through continuous practical demonstrations.

SyntheSys and Engility would like to thank all of the delegates who participated for making the training event a success.

Please contact us for further information on how SyntheSys can support JRE and JRE(AP).

SyntheSys delivers Data Link Management (DLM) training at Italian Air Base Poggio Renatico

Personnel from both the Italian DLMC and Polish Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) were instructed on Link 1, Link 11A&B, Link 16, 22, Variable Message Format and JREAP. Utilising the Data Link Training Suite, TACTx and JRE software the students were able to effectively plan, design and manage Multi TDL architectures in a synthetic environment truly enhancing an operators understanding of the subjects taught, and further demonstrating SyntheSys commitment to ‘hands on training’. Mr Szymon Tarnoruda, Polish AFIT said, “The course was very well presented and provided a great deal of essential information and practical skills on a wide range of TDLs. One of the most important features was the excellent use of real systems and simulation”.
SyntheSys would like to thank the Italian DLMC for hosting the course and their kind hospitality. For further information on any of our training courses or support services please contact us at training@synthesys.co.uk

On behalf of SyntheSys Systems Engineers Ltd,  Phil Angus and Paul Czajkowski will be attending this year’s IDLS in Norfolk, VA. Our latest  training course brochure may also be downloaded from our website  http://lnkd.in/bu9UkbT

SyntheSys at IDLS

We look forward to meeting you at IDLS 2013 where we will be demonstrating our fully integrated Interoperability Assurance Services and associated toolset SPIRIT™ , along with our recently inaugurated VECTOR service for TDL testing in synthetic and live environments. Please come along to the IDLS Training Day where we will be joined by Engility to brief on the Joint Range Extension Application Protocol.

A further announcement will follow shortly

If you are not planning to attend IDLS but would like further information please contact: information@synthesys.co.uk.

Swedish Armed Forces Technical School Purchase the Data Link Training Suite

The Swedish Armed Forces Technical School, based in Halmstad has recently completed the purchase of the MIDS Link 16 Data Link Training Suite (DLTS). The DLTS will be used to train their personnel on the technical and operating procedures utilised for MIDS/Link 16. 

If you would like more information about DLTS, please go to http://synthesystraining.co.uk/data_link_training_suite.html . Details of our other training capabilities may also be found at http://www.synthesystraining.co.uk/index.html . Of course you can always contact us on training@synthesys.co.uk

VECTOR Service launched

SyntheSys is pleased to announce its VECTOR (Validation, Evaluation and Compliance Testing Of Requirements) service.

Based on previous experience gained from our support to the UK Multi-Link Test Facility (MLTF), VECTOR has been developed and fielded to support and sustain cost-effective national/international tactical communications and network-enabled capability testing in both synthetic and live environments. Whilst VECTOR will focus on requirements test and evaluation, it will also facilitate the preparation of test scripts and the comprehensive analysis of results from test scenarios. It is not just confined to the military domain; we fully intend to utilise VECTOR in support of civil and commercial customers with a need for requirements testing, validation and verification. VECTOR will be integrated with our SPIRIT capability to manage nations’ requirements for interoperability testing and assurance. We will be demonstrating VECTOR’s attributes and services at this year’s International Data Link Symposiumin October at Norfolk, Virginia.

SyntheSys at DSEI

Phil Angus and ‘Ski’ Czajkowski will be at DSEI on the 11^th September. If you would like to meet up with Phil or Ski during the day to find out what SyntheSys is currently engaged in, and to discuss our range of products and services, please give Phil a call on 07507 866252 to arrange a time and venue. We look forward to seeing you there.

Further training to Dutch NDMC

SyntheSys to provide further training to Dutch NDMC

SyntheSys are very pleased to have again been invited by the Dutch National Data Link Management Cell at Nieuw Milligen to provide further training for their personnel. The training, which will cover Link 22, VMF and JREAP, will take place over 5 days at the end of November 13. This course will be the fifth time that SyntheSys has provided TDL training at the Dutch NDMC. Unsurprisingly, we are delighted to continue our excellent relationship with the TDL community in the Netherlands. If you would like to know more about our training courses please contact training@synthesys.co.uk or phone +44(0)1947 821464

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SyntheSys contributes to the F-35 UK Lightning II Interoperability programme.

The Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II is currently participating in a series of realistic simulated battlespace environments that test its mission system tactical data interoperability with other UK military platforms in the air/maritime environments.

In the latest simulated maritime scenario, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force and US Navy pilots operated the F-35 mission system using Lockheed Martin desk top simulators at BAE System's UK Samlesbury site.  The scenario saw the F-35 successfully linked with a Sea King Airborne Surveillance and Control (SKASaC) helicopter, the Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier, and a Type 45 Daring-class destroyer.  SyntheSys was responsible for establishing and maintaining the data exchange mechanism used in support of the Type 45 participation.

This latest UK Lightning II Interoperability event and a previous  event saw the real systems of the Queen Elizabeth-class Carrier, Type 45 and the Sentry E-3D operated with the  UK Lightning II and other platform desk top simulators.  Both the Type 45 and Sentry E-3D arrangements are noteworthy because they utilise UK Multi-Link Test Facility (MLTF) equipment that enables tactical data exchange using real Command and Mission System equipment.

SyntheSys provides the MLTF capability to the UK MOD, operating and supporting it for all Tactical Data Interoperability testing needs.  Use of the MLTF equipment in these initial Interoperability tests provides confidence that the UK Lightning II  can be readily incorporated into the UK operational tactical data exchange architecture.

Further UK Lightning II Interoperability events are planned. A second phase of testing covering both maritime and air/land integration scenarios will run from 2014 to 2017. This phase will include other key UK military platforms and full integration of the Sea King Airborne Surveillance and Control (SKASaC) helicopter mission systems facility which also utilises the SyntheSys MLTF capability.