Center for Survivability & Lethality (CSL)
Abstract
On January 30 2007, the Naval Postgraduate Scholl (NPS)
announced the creation of the Center for Survivability &
Lethality (CSL). The CSL brings together faculty and students
with expertise in a wide range of technical fields, such as
survivability, sensors, weapons, radar, infrared and radar
signatures, warhead design, ship shock, electronic warfare,
weaponeering, operations analyses, and system engineering, to
focus on making U.S. platforms (such as submarines, surface
ships, ground vehicles, fixed and rotary wing aircraft, UAVs, and
space assets), infrastructure (such as airports, power plants,
chemical depots, and transportation centers), and personnel more
survivable, as well as making our current and future weapon
systems more lethal to the enemy.
Description
The brochure explains the Center for Survivability & Lethality vision, course offerings, keys to success, and objectives.
Rights
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