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SkySim ECCM I — From Radar Simulation to Controlled Electronic-Warfare Scenarios

SkySim ECCM I extends SkySim with configurable electronic-warfare and radar-disturbance scenarios for training, experimentation and analysis.

It generates reproducible simulated radar environments containing jamming, deception and target-related disturbances. The resulting radar data can then be analysed and processed in FreeScopes ECCM I.

This separation allows instructors to control the disturbance scenario independently from the radar-processing and countermeasure training.

For military radar academies, ATSEP training, universities and radar-engineering laboratories.

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Training Advantages

  • Reproducible Scenarios — Repeat identical jamming and deception scenarios for comparison and assessment.
  • Controlled Parameters — Change disturbance parameters without depending on external RF conditions.
  • Safe Training Environment — Introduce EW principles without requiring live jamming for every exercise.
  • Simulation and Processing Separation — Generate the disturbance in SkySim and analyse the result independently in FreeScopes.
  • Progressive Complexity — Build exercises from simple interference to more complex deception scenarios.
  • Remote and Multi-User Training — Use the SkyRadar server architecture for structured instructor-led laboratory training where supported by the delivered configuration.

What SkySim ECCM I Does

SkySim ECCM I adds controlled electronic-warfare scenarios to the SkySim radar simulation environment.

Instructors can configure disturbances and deception effects, repeat identical scenarios and compare how radar signals behave under different conditions. The module provides the simulator-side input for ECCM training in FreeScopes.

Typical training uses include introducing radar-jamming principles, comparing undisturbed and disturbed radar scenarios, generating repeatable EW scenarios, varying supported scenario parameters, analysing the effect of jamming on radar returns, preparing FreeScopes ECCM I processing exercises and supporting training without requiring live RF jamming for every exercise.

What Trainees Do

  • Compare undisturbed and disturbed simulated radar scenarios
  • Observe the effects of spot, sector and barrage jamming
  • Investigate range-deception and Range Gate Pull-Off scenarios
  • Work with simulated chaff and decoy scenarios
  • Repeat a common instructor-controlled scenario while varying supported parameters
  • Analyse and process the resulting signals independently in FreeScopes ECCM I

SkySim ECCM I and FreeScopes ECCM I

SkySim ECCM I generates the disturbance. FreeScopes ECCM I analyses and processes the disturbed radar signals.

SkySim ECCM I is the scenario-generation layer. It defines the jamming, deception or disturbance environment and creates the corresponding simulated radar data.

FreeScopes ECCM I is the analysis and processing layer. It is used to investigate the disturbed signals, understand the effect of the EW scenario and train radar-processing and countermeasure techniques.

Main Training Scope

Noise Jamming

  • Spot Jamming — Simulation of narrowband interference affecting the radar operating frequency.
  • Barrage Jamming — Simulation of interference distributed across a broader frequency range.
  • Sector Jamming — Simulation of sector-specific disturbance scenarios supported by the delivered configuration.

Deception and Range Manipulation

  • Simulated Active Target — Configurable simulated target responses used to introduce range-deception behaviour.
  • Range Deception — Controlled simulated returns used to demonstrate manipulated target-range behaviour.
  • Range Gate Pull-Off — Simulation of delayed returns used to demonstrate RGPO concepts.

Environmental and Tactical Disturbances

  • Chaff — Configurable simulated chaff scenarios.
  • Decoys — Configurable simulated decoy scenarios.

Where It Fits

Configure EW Scenario → SkySim ECCM I → Generate Disturbed Simulated Radar Data → FreeScopes ECCM I → Analyse, Process and Compare the Resulting Signals

The instructor or administrator normally controls the common SkySim ECCM I scenario. Each trainee can then investigate the same resulting data independently in a FreeScopes workspace.

System Requirements and Delivery Boundary

  • SkySim Radar Simulator with the SkySim ECCM I extension
  • SkyRadar CloudServer Software
  • A dedicated SkyRadar Server Module for SkySim
  • A separate dedicated Server Module for CloudServer Software
  • FreeScopes ECCM I and the relevant foundation modules for analysis and processing

Exact licence modules, scenario controls and final parameter availability depend on the delivered software release and course configuration. SkySim ECCM I is a technical training simulator extension and must not be presented as an operational electronic-attack system.

Who It Is For

  • Military radar academies and electronic-warfare training centres
  • ATSEP and civil-aviation technical training organisations
  • Universities and radar-engineering programmes
  • Signal-processing and radar research laboratories
  • Instructor-led remote and distributed training environments

Learning Outcomes

Trainees can explain the separation between disturbance generation and ECCM processing, distinguish major supported jamming and deception scenario types, compare undisturbed and disturbed radar data, repeat controlled EW exercises and relate SkySim ECCM I scenarios to independent analysis in FreeScopes ECCM I.

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