Media: The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has begun to deploy a global marine tracking system

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The Russian military began to deploy a global system of hydro-acoustic tracking. RIA News.

Media: The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has begun to deploy a global marine tracking system




“The development of domestic specialists is able to make any areas of the oceans transparent, finding submarines and ships located there, as well as low-flying helicopters and airplanes,” the publication says.

It is noted that the system, called "Harmony", is based on "special robotic complexes deploying sonar stations at the bottom." Received information via satellite arrives at the command post.

According to analysts, the system will fully start functioning no later than 2020.
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  1. +8
    25 November 2016 08: 33
    Nowhere to hide.
    Soon specialists will sit and report, "an enemy submarine is approaching us, three boats have left the base, etc."
    1. +17
      25 November 2016 08: 41
      Well, the beginning has been made, if we finish the installation of this system at the appointed time, then this will be a great achievement, God forbid, that everything would be done without any unforeseen circumstances, postponing the deadline for full entry into the law.
      1. +5
        25 November 2016 08: 52
        Quote: Thought Giant
        if we finish the device of this system at the appointed time


        I can’t believe it, I can’t believe it at all.

        Three years is a very short time!
    2. +4
      25 November 2016 09: 06
      "Specialists will soon be sitting ..."
      These same "specialists" are still "yesterday" ... "sit and report." It is, as I understand it, about global an object detection system based on some new developments in the field of hydroacoustics.
  2. +4
    25 November 2016 08: 39
    Good idea. Information is never superfluous.
    1. +1
      25 November 2016 09: 36
      after the states again ... have to make up.
      1. +3
        25 November 2016 09: 46
        and still survived to this day. this makes me happy . started to do what had to be done for a long time. hi
      2. +4
        25 November 2016 09: 52
        Quote: Andrey Yurievich
        after the states again ... have to make up.


        Nmsha country does not print dollars.

        You would be with your foresight in the Politburo ...
  3. +4
    25 November 2016 08: 40
    Well, that citizens are arrogant-Saxons ... it turns out that we do not need you absolutely ... with your unfounded global dominance ...
  4. +3
    25 November 2016 08: 45
    wonderful, very happy, God help you ...
  5. +2
    25 November 2016 08: 54
    The unique product, which received the Harmony Index, is based on special underwater robotic systems that exit the submarine and deploy powerful sonar stations at the bottom. Robots transmit the received information to the command control center via satellites. According to experts, some elements of the system have already begun to function, and “Harmony” will fully work no later than 2020.
  6. +7
    25 November 2016 08: 56
    Quote: Zhenya88

    Plagiarism Your article, how many more will reprint from other resources?


    Plagiarism - the issuance of someone else’s autorsiva for their own.
    The article states that she was taken from the ria news.
    What problems?
    On often articles from other resources. Or do you think that admins come up with articles here around the clock? lol
  7. +2
    25 November 2016 09: 05
    The Russian military has begun deploying a global sonar tracking system, RIA Novosti reports.

    What remains to be done? There are times like that, as they say, keep your ear sharp ...
  8. +1
    25 November 2016 09: 09
    Still a long-range weapon that would be induced according to this system good
    Still wondering how easy it is to calculate and destroy such tracking devices? Does anyone know?
    1. 0
      25 November 2016 14: 09
      If they are in passive mode, then it is almost unrealistic. You can try to fetch them with magnetometry, but this is difficult and depends on many factors. You can also try to intercept the transmission of satellite data.
      More likely to identify the master boat. Although you yourself understand how difficult it is to catch "Losharik")
  9. +1
    25 November 2016 09: 16
    One of the few good news in the morning ..
  10. +1
    25 November 2016 09: 17
    wars of the near future will soon resemble computer games ....
  11. 0
    25 November 2016 09: 18
    The system is interesting. Like a nipple blow there and from there figs. NATO doesn’t have to leave its submarines and aircraft carriers to the ocean. We’ll cover one thing for which fuel is wasted.
  12. +2
    25 November 2016 09: 22
    SkyNet will reconcile everyone.
  13. 0
    25 November 2016 09: 26
    http://warfiles.ru/show-136485-rossiya-razvorachi
    vaet-globalnuyu-sistemu-morskogo-slezheniya.html

    But how autonomous will these systems be in terms of power supply?
    1. +1
      25 November 2016 14: 12
      If you pretend that there is a lithium-polymer battery, the consumption is small. The main cost is data transmission to the satellite or carrier boat. A couple of months should be fine.
  14. +2
    25 November 2016 09: 27
    I like the names of our military systems. Pleasant by ear, kind or something. keep it up laughing
  15. +1
    25 November 2016 09: 33
    Why tablet in the photo? Is the monitoring of the water area also displayed on the tablet for the operational attendant?
  16. +6
    25 November 2016 09: 34
    This is where such money will come from? Is it that Miller and Sechin will cut off their billions of salaries? Americans at one time dreamed of covering the entire ocean floor with their sonars, but counted and wept - even they didn’t find the necessary amounts for this. Have we become so rich? Then why not index pensions and abandon indexation of pensions of working pensioners? Why introduce new requisitions when receiving medical certificates for drivers and owners of weapons? Why lift up fines for traffic violations on a goat, if it’s clear to a goat that for our VIPs any fines are like a shot to an elephant, but for a poor driver sell a car? Yes, one cannot understand Russia (especially its ruling regime), one cannot measure with one arshin ...
    1. 0
      25 November 2016 10: 37
      Pensioners, patients and others are strangers at this celebration of life ... You can’t shoot at people at a machine gun, don’t live figs and pull money from the state. How many should survive in Russia? 50 million ? The rest is for recycling. The new looking gref, who replaced Chubais in this post, will monitor the execution. By the way, the darkest one should also go into the category of survival ...
    2. 0
      25 November 2016 14: 18
      Gyyyy, here you are.
      You were wrong about the topic, about conspiracy against the people is on other resources, here you will be thrown right now)))

      For me, this is a very cost-effective solution. It’s obviously cheaper to throw a few such gas tanks and service them periodically than to drive boats with crews across seas and oceans and keep them in areas for months.
      And about "covering the entire ocean bottom with your sonars" you are dreaming, there is no such task.
  17. 0
    25 November 2016 09: 49
    This is serious, this is great.
  18. 0
    25 November 2016 10: 00
    If we take as a basis the data that about 2000 ships and ships sink in the seas and oceans per year, then how many of them are just floating, walking, anchored? Tens, hundreds of thousands? And how to guess the adversary trough in this "dumplings soup"?
    1. +1
      25 November 2016 12: 37
      Quote: cunning
      And how in this "soup with dumplings" to guess the adversary trough?

      Interesting "troughs" will be conducted from the very first event - launching. Each has its own sound signature and movement characteristics.
      1. 0
        25 November 2016 12: 49
        Well, I don’t believe it! (and Stanislavsky has nothing to do with it).
        1. 0
          28 November 2016 22: 01
          Very vain by the way. All parameters of the ships of the probable enemy are removed at maximum speed. What we have, what in the States. Do you think why their submarines are hunting for our teachings?
          The entire "portrait" of the enemy is loaded into the boats' BIUS, and as a result, when a target is detected, the system gives out not only the class and type, but even the specific name of the vessel.
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    1. +3
      25 November 2016 10: 38
      Quote from rudolf
      Another "Visiting the Fairy Tale".

      Rudolph, welcome!
      It seemed to me, or are our people trying to plan an analogue of SOSUS? If this is what I think, then it really is
      "Visiting a fairy tale".
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        1. +3
          25 November 2016 11: 51
          Quote from rudolf
          Yes, a hint of his SOSUS.

          So the mattresses then SOSUS did not realize how much did not puff. There, even for the money, it turns out quite elegantly for money.
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            1. +3
              25 November 2016 12: 22
              Quote from rudolf
              Not only is SOSUS far from global, but part of the system was also mothballed due to its high cost of maintenance and low efficiency. Even if it was possible to detect noises similar to submarines, the system gave out such a search area that even the Orions "sweated".

              Then a reasonable question arises about this news, but what was there? Maybe zhurnalyugi confused something that is likely, or the same zhurnalyugi stupidly embarked on a fantasy of the Death Star.
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    0
    25 November 2016 10: 21
    The information is very short, without details.
    Not clear - as an underwater complex on day will send signals directly to the satellite ...
    1. +1
      25 November 2016 23: 42
      Well, it’s just that simple. A buoy pops up on a rope or wire or simply pops up and transmits information, then either pull it back with a rope or let the hell float with it with a buoy, there are still a lot of those at this station. Another option is to use an oooh very long antenna and work on oooh very long waves. Or have a base station connected to a bunch of these devices by wires, and this base station already communicates with satellites in any of the following ways.
  22. 0
    25 November 2016 10: 41
    It is unclear how the stations will be deployed at great depths, for example, in the Mariana Trench, where in principle it will not be possible to place them. And the submarine, it goes everywhere at its depth.
    1. 0
      25 November 2016 12: 47
      Quote: Jurkovs
      how stations will be deployed at great depths, for example, in the Mariana Trench, where in principle it will not be possible to place them.

      In Marpad it is impossible, there are reasonable natives unknown to science. Offended ...
    2. +1
      25 November 2016 23: 47
      Who the hell needs this hollow. Here, at least around their naval bases within a radius of at least a hundred kilometers to track something and that would be a great success.
  23. 0
    25 November 2016 12: 48
    An analogue of the American SOSUS is visible. It's time to do such things.
    And in conjunction with "Liana" so generally a miracle system will be.
  24. 0
    25 November 2016 14: 15
    Acceptable accuracy in determining coordinates using a sonar system is achieved only on the shelf in the presence of a large number of hydrophones and additional magnetometers.

    In the ocean zone, the accuracy of determining the coordinates of underwater objects using hydrophones located in their territorial waters, above the jump in water density - 200 km, under the jump - 0 km.

    Hydrophones located outside their territorial waters require a wired communication system; when using wireless communication, they are eliminated by the enemy in peacetime.

    In any case, the cost of a distributed system covering the entire oceans will leave not only the Russian Federation, but also the United States without pants. Therefore, for Russia it is possible to deploy only cover systems for the near zone of ports, naval bases, the Northern Sea Route, the Gulf of Finland, the Black, Okhotsk and Japan Seas.

    Three zones of fleet operations and enemy SSBNs - the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific (southeast of the Japanese islands) oceans will remain without cover.
  25. +2
    25 November 2016 14: 34
    Just a year ago, one exPerd muttered loudly (there were several articles on the VO) that everyone lost, there are no personnel, there are no achievements, what is technically and morally outdated, there’s no way to restore, and even more, create something something new, from Russia, no.
    1. 0
      25 November 2016 23: 53
      Well, where was he wrong? Culling about "creating a global system in XXX" does not mean TO MAKE such a system ...
  26. 0
    25 November 2016 23: 02
    There is one big sore point in this system - energy supply. How it was decided in this particular case is not known. Batteries will not work. How to recharge them later. Hang on a shared cable? Well, in the ocean of cables you can’t run. Solar panels? It’s dark under water. Nuclear power source? Expensive pleasure and unsafe. Hydrogen power plant? They just design and test, and there is hardly such a thing of suitable size. In general, the task is not trivial, and how it was solved is SIMPLY INTERESTING!
    1. +1
      28 November 2016 22: 28
      Good old batteries. Powerful enough, but still.
      It seems that the "hoses" will be dragged to reload special boats. In the same place at the recharge station, repair and test products. While one is in repair / recharge the other is in operation.
      If you cover the approaches to the bases, then this is a completely normal and realistic solution.
  27. +2
    27 November 2016 00: 53
    Quote: Andrey Yurievich
    after the states again ... have to make up.

    There is a positive in this. The second version of the system is always better than the first. The second option is always cheaper than the first.
  28. 0
    16 February 2017 17: 06
    Quote: INTA_VEGA
    Good old batteries. Powerful enough, but still.
    It seems that the "hoses" will be dragged to reload special boats. In the same place at the recharge station, repair and test products. While one is in repair / recharge the other is in operation.
    If you cover the approaches to the bases, then this is a completely normal and realistic solution.



    all the more so, such cover may not be permanent, but at the time of the international climate, when part of Europe would already be burning under the Escanders ...