LINK 16 JTIDS / MIDS Training Workshop

The LINK 16 JTIDS / MIDS Training Workshop provides a three-day comprehensive description of the most important topics related to LINK 16 JTIDS / MIDS. The third day is dedicated to Link 16. The 16 / JTIDS / MIDS Workshop contains hundreds of graphics and animations designed specifically to help the student visualize how the capability is delivered in the joint battlespace. All students receive one year of instructor support which entitles them to contact their instructor with course-related questions for one year.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 3 Days of LINK 16 JTIDS / MIDS Training Workshop from an Authorized Instructor
• LINK 16 JTIDS / MIDS Electronic Course Guide
• Certificate of Completion
• 100% Satisfaction Guarantee

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• Link 22 Training (Foundation)
• Link 16 and MIDS Training Crash Course
• Link 16 Systems Engineering Training
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• Link 16 with Network-Enabled Weapons Training
• MIDS Link 16 Network Design and Management Training
• MIDS Link 16 Advanced Network Design and Management Training
• RT Validation Testing Services
• Link 16 Training | Tactical Data Link Training
• Tactical Data Links Training

Audience/Target Group:

The target audience for this LINK 16 JTIDS / MIDS Training course:

Class Prerequisites:

The knowledge and skills that a learner must have before attending this LINK 16 / JTIDS / MIDS Training course are:

• Link 16 Training | Tactical Data Link Training

Course Objectives:

Upon completing this LINK 16 JTIDS / MIDS Training course, learners will be able to meet these objectives:

• The course contains hundreds of graphics and animations designed specifically to help the student visualize how the capability is delivered in the joint battlespace.

LINK 16 JTIDS / MIDS Training Workshop

Course Syllabus

CHAPTER 1 – THE DEVELOPMENT OF JTIDS/MIDS LINK 16

• INTRODUCTION
• JTIDS, IJMS, Link 16 and MIDS

CHAPTER 2 – TDMA THE MIDS OPERATING SYSTEM

• MIDS System Architecture
• TDMA Cycles
• Time Slot Allocation
• Allocating Time Slots in the Frame
• Time Slot Map

CHAPTER 3 – TIME SLOT STRUCTURE

• The MIDS Time Slot
• JTIDS/MIDS Frequencies
• MIDS Waveform
• MIDS Message Packing
• The Link 16 Message Structure
• Link 16 Message Numbers
• Access Modes
• MIDS Range Modes
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CHAPTER 4 – MIDS LINK16 NETWORKS

• Nets and Networks
• Network Participation Groups (NPG)
• Message to Network PG Applicability Table
• JTIDS/MIDS Network Structures

CHAPTER 5 – MIDS SIGNAL PROCESSING

• Signal Processing and Encryption
• MIDS Encryption
• The Secure Data Unit (SDU)
• Crypto Operating Modes
• Error Correction Processes
• Cyclic Code Shift Keying
• Continuous Phase Shift Modulation
• ECM Resistance

CHAPTER 6 – MIDS RELAY

• Range and Line Of Sight
• Types of Relay
• Paired Slot Relay – Mechanisms and Types
• Relay Status
• Types of Paired Slot Relay

CHAPTER 7 – RELATIVE NAVIGATION

• Relative Navigation (RelNav)
• Geodetic Grid
• Relative Grid
• Receipt/Compliance
• Network Enabled Weapons
• Weapons Control
• New NPG 18 Usage
• The Control Net
• UPLINK & BACKLINK
• NonC2 Filters
• NonC2 to NonC2 CONOPS
• C2/NonC2 Message Exchange
• C2 Processing of NonC2 Sensor Data
• The Relative Navigation Process

CHAPTER 8 – JTIDS/MIDS HARDWARE

• INTRODUCTION
• Class 2 Terminal
• TACAN
• MIDS Low Volume Terminal (LVT)
• Fighter Data Link Terminal (LVT-3)

CHAPTER 9 – MIDS SYNCHRONISATION JOINING A MIDS

• Network
• INTRODUCTION
• ETRN and STRN
• Time Quality
• Joining a MIDS Network
• ETRN Synchronisation
• Maintaining Synchronisation
• Synchronization and Large ETR Networks
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CHAPTER 10 – LINK 16 SURVEILLANCE DATA EXCHANGE &

• Track Management
• INTRODUCTION
• Data Exchange
• J-Series Surveillance Messages
• J7 Information Management Messages
• Link 16 Track Coordination – Change Data
• Authority
• Surveillance Data NPGs
• Protocols for Surveillance Data Exchange
• Data Registration
• Track Numbers
• Track Quality
• Reporting Responsibility (R2)
• Correlation
• Decorrelation
• Minimum Wait Time

CHAPTER 11 – LINK 16 INTEROPERABILITY

• INTRODUCTION
• Definitions
• Specifications
• Levels of Interoperability
• Advancing Interoperability
• Chapter 12 – Link 16 Weapons Management
• INTRODUCTION
• Weapon Coordination and Management
• Weapon Coordination and Management Messages

CHAPTER 13 – FREQUENCY CLEARANCE AGREEMENTS

• Frequency Clearance Agreements
• The Culprit – Pulse Density
• Time Slot Duty Factor (TSDF)
• Simultaneous Transmissions
• Network Separation/Synchronization
• Packing Levels
• Separation Standards
• Interference Protection Feature (IPF)

CHAPTER 14 – NETWORK PLANNING & DESIGN

• INTRODUCTION
• Network Planning
• Step 1: Naming the Design
• Step 2: Defining Network-wide Parameters
• Step 3: Participant Considerations
• Step 4: Satisfying the Information Exchange
• Requirements (IER)
• Step 5: Connectivity
• Step 6: Time Slot Allocation
• Step 7: Load File Generation
• Step 8: Network Description Documentation
• Step 9: Validation
• Step 10: Network Distribution
• Step 11: Configuration Management
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CHAPTER 15 – NETWORK MANAGEMENT

• INTRODUCTION
• Pre-mission Preparation
• Initialisation & Operations
• Operational Network (OPNET) Management
• Network Monitoring
• Chapter 16 – Block Upgrade 2 & MIDS-JTRS
• Enhancements
• INTRODUCTION
• OPTASK Link
• J-Series Messages

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