• Designed to accommodate research, development, demonstration, and validation of technologies designed to improved Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) detection and discrimination efficiencies
  
• Enables standardized technology evaluation of critical parameters such as UXO detection
  capability, false alarm rates, discrimination, reacquisition, and system efficiency
  
• Utilizes standardized UXO targets, site layout, and procedures approved by the DoD’s Environmental Security Technology Certification Program and the Standardized UXO Technology Demonstration Site Program Committee
  
• Provides UXO Technology Transfer Opportunities
  
• 18 Acre Site Consists of three areas
  

  - Calibration Lane

  • Location and type of buried ordnance made available to technology demonstrator • Enables demonstrator to calibrate equipment, build a signal library, document signal strength, and investigate site-specific variables

  - Blind Grid

  • Location of ordnance confined to gridded areas • Information regarding type and exact location of inert ordnance not made available to demonstrators • Enables demonstrators to utilize the sensors on their system without platform, coordinate system, or operational concerns

  - Open Field

  • Enables standardized performance evaluation in a range clearance operational mode • A variety of scenarios and terrain are built in to challenge sensor platform • No information will be provided with regards to the location, orientation, type or placement of the inert ordnance within the open field

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Survivability/Lethality Directorate, 410-278-7124, email atcsld@atc.army.mil