Island Coastal Surveillance Stations
Çavuş Island Coastal Surveillance Station
The Çavuş Island Coastal Surveillance Station comprises a radar tower, an energy and control building, a solar energy system, a sensor tower, and the Turgutreis Monitoring and Control Center. Within the scope of the project, sensor integration and fusion-based command and control software were developed.
System Specifications
- Radar System
Low Probability of Intercept (LPI), conforms to the IALA V128 standard, 12, 24 and 36nm selectable
range mode, sector blackout feature, automatic/manual tracking of around 300 targets - Electro-Optical Day Cam Vision System
1920x1080 Resolution, 60X Optical Zoom - Electro-Optical Thermal Cam Vision System
3-5MWIR, 640x480 resolution cooled detector, 16X optical zoom - Geographical Information System
Locating vessels on map, DTED, S-57 and S-63 Support - Alarm Management Module
Identifying zone of security, entry/exit, speed and acceleration alarm for a given vessel type - Target Acquisition/Identification by Radar and AIS Data Fusion
Association of Radar and AIS detections with each other - Solar Energy System (Off Grid)
Self energy producing off-grid 24/7 autonomous system - Video Surveillance System
Motion and detection and automatically generated alarm - Automatic Identification System (AIS)
Transfer of identity and navigation information of vessels to the Control Center - Remote Control System
Remote control of the entire system via radio link - VHF Communication System
- Autonomous Functioning
- Radio Link Communication System
Tasks
- Border and Coastal Surveillance
- Acquisition of Trafficking and Irregular Migration
- Law Enforcement and Search & Rescue Tasks
Hopa Coastal Surveillance Station
The Hopa Coastal Surveillance Station comprises a Radar Tower, an Energy and Control Building, a Sensor Tower, and the Hopa Monitoring and Control Center. Within the scope of the project, sensor integration and fusion and command control software were developed.
System Specifications
- Radar System
Low Probability of Intercept (LPI), conforms to the IALA V128 Standard, 12, 24 and 48nm selectable range mode, sector blackout feature, automatic/manual tracking of around 300 targets - Electro-Optical Day Cam Vision System
60X Optical Zoom, detection of a target (2,3x2,3) from at least 7nm and identification at 3nm - Electro-Optical Thermal Cam Vision System
3-5MWIR, 640x480 resolution cooled detector, 16X Optical Zoom - Geographical Information System
Locating vessels on map, DTED, S-57 and S-63 support - Target Acquisition/Identification by Radar and AIS Data Fusion
Association of Radar and AIS detections with each other - Video Surveillance System
Motion detection and automatically generated alarm - Automatic Identification System (AIS)
Transfer of identity and navigation information of vessels to the Control Center - Remote Control System
Remote control of the entire system via radio link - VHF Communication System
- Autonomous Functioning
- Wired/Wireless Communication
Tasks
- Border and Coastal Surveillance
- Acquisition of Trafficking and Irregular Migration
- Law Enforcement and Search & Rescue Tasks
Enez Coastal Surveillance Station
As a result of the studies we carried out regarding Radar and Electronic Warfare, we will integrate the knowledge acquired in the fields of national software, Radar signal processing algorithms and data fusion with Radar hardware technologies, providing the Coast Guard Command with such capabilities as border/coastal surveillance, trafficking/irregular migration acquisition, and law enforcement/search-rescue mission effectiveness in the region.
