ASMS
Automated Spectrum Management SystemThe challenge
The electromagnetic spectrum is a limited and increasingly congested operational resource. Defence organisations must coordinate spectrum use across services, units, locations and equipment while complying with national regulations and protecting sensitive information.
Manual processes and disconnected records make it difficult to determine who is authorised to transmit, where and when. This increases the risk of interference, spectrum conflicts and operational disruption.
As Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) become more integrated, effective spectrum planning, assignment and monitoring are essential to mission readiness.
Our solution
HENSOLDT’s Automated Spectrum Management System provides defence spectrum authorities with an integrated environment for planning, coordinating, assigning and monitoring spectrum use.
Automated, rules-based workflows support the processing of spectrum applications, approvals and licences according to factors such as location, duration, equipment and organisational role.
ASMS maintains an up-to-date record of authorised spectrum use and supports coordination between military organisations and civilian spectrum authorities.
As part of the broader CEMA environment, it provides the spectrum management foundation required for coordinated and assured operations.
Features and benefits
Features
- Frequency allocation, channel and location-based planning
- Automated application, approval and licensing workflows
- Rules-based spectrum assignment and policy enforcement
- Monitoring to support planning and interference resolution
- Role-based access to classified information
- Management of spectrum by service, unit and organisational role
- Allocation of frequency ranges for exercises and equipment testing
- Coordination between defence and civilian spectrum authorities
Benefits
- Simplifies and accelerates spectrum administration
- Reduces manual effort and administrative errors
- Improves visibility of authorised spectrum use
- Reduces the risk of interference and spectrum conflicts
- Strengthens regulatory compliance and operational control
- Protects sensitive defence spectrum information
- Supports coordination across services and organisations
- Enables more effective CEMA planning and execution
- Improves spectrum availability for training, testing and operations