1. AAE 451 SPRING 2007 SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS REVIEW TEAM 4: Kevin Kwan Dan Pothala Mohammad A. Rahim Nicole Risley Sara Tassan John Thornton Sean Woock Alvin Yip Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks

2. Presentation Overview Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks  Introduction  Business Case  Customer Attributes  Concept of Operations (CONOPs)  Current Design Requirements  Concluding Remarks 2

3. Business Case Law Enforcement  Traffic monitoring  Event surveillance  Pursuit Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks UAV system for use in monitoring of traffic and breaking news events in urban areas News Agencies  Traffic monitoring  Aerial event coverage  Breaking news coverage 3

4. Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks Competition Helicopter Fleets  Well established industry, many potential customers would already use helicopters  Trusted by public, our product would be a revolutionary idea Other UAVs  Existing UAVs are smaller scale for less vital roles and are not being seriously deployed  Our UAV would supplement and relieve workload and cost for law enforcement air divisions  Would have the capability to perform any task a new helicopter would 4

5. Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks Market Size Sell to news and law enforcement agencies nationwide Our goal is to reduce costs  Purchase cost  Operating cost  Maintenance cost  Reduce police helicopter flight hours 5

6. Customer Relationship Management Metro-Scout UAV Team SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks Manufacturing, Marketing General Public FAA News Agencies, Law Enforcement Agencies Internal Customers External Customers Design Requirements Ext. Regulating Influences 6

7. Customer-Centered Design Philosophy Metro-Scout UAV Team SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks PLANNINGSUSTAINING DESIGN MANUFACTURING CUSTOMER 7

8. Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 8

9. Customer Attributes Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks Law Enforcement  Low cost  Quick response time  Easily maintained  Effective target identification  Safety News Agencies  Low cost  Quick response time  Easily maintained and operated  High quality images  High endurance 9

10. Customer Attributes Manufacturing  Pre-existing methods  Simple to assemble FAA  Safe operation  Airworthiness  Complies with regulations Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 10

11. Current FAA Regulations Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks  Highly improbable collision  Apply with appropriate cloud and terrain clearances  Must have a pilot in command  Can apply for a waiver 11

12. CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS (CONOPs) Law Enforcement  Patrolling highways for speeding vehicles  Assist in search and rescue  Criminal pursuit  Crowd monitoring UAV design mission News Agencies  Traffic reporting  Event coverage  Other breaking news stories (stationary and pursuit) Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 12

13. Mission 1: Long-endurance Surveillance Examples: Sporting event coverage/crowd control, fire coverage, traffic surveillance Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 13

14. Examples: High-speed pursuits, coverage of events in locations far from TV station Mission 2: Long-range Pursuit Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 14

15. Mission Design Requirements  Identify license plate numbers from 1500 ft AGL  Four hour minimum endurance for Highway patrol and search and rescue missions  Minimum top speed of 120 mph  High resolution HD coverage Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 15

16. Law Enforcement  Video camera  Infrared camera  Still camera  Camera gimbals  Radar gun  Auto pilot Total weight 63.19 lbs Payload Packages News Agencies  High resolution filming camera for (HDTV)  Camera gimbals  Auto pilot Total weight 67.19 lbs Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 16

17. Trade Study Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 17

18. Trade Study Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 18

19. Trade Study Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 19

20. Initial Sizing Aircraft Take-off Weight377.71 lbs Fuel Weight83 lbs Payload Weight63.2 lbs Engine Power57.6 hp Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks 20

21. Design Requirements Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks Aircraft Take-off Weight450 lbs Endurance5 hrs Range600 nm Payload63.2 lbs Cruise Speed100 knots Ceiling15,000 ft G-Loading Capacity3.5 sustained 21

22. Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks PROJECTED TIMELINE 22

23. Conclusion Metro-Scout UAV Team 4 SR Review 02/20/07 1.Introduction 2.Business Case 3.Customer Attributes 4.CONOPs 5.Design Requirements 6.Concluding Remarks  Requirements Summary Flies safely at 1000-1500 ft. (AGL) Perform required missions Cheaper to acquire and operate  Outstanding Issues FAA regulations Sizing Airfoil and engine selection 23