General Dynamics Canada and Defence Research and Development Canada Atlantic Successfully Complete Torpedo-Defence Demonstration OTTAWA, ON -- General Dynamics Canada has completed its largest and most successful Technology Demonstration Program (TDP) with Defence Research and Development Canada Atlantic (DRDC Atlantic), demonstrating a torpedo-defence enhancement that will increase the level of protection for Canadian Navy ships. The Multisensor Torpedo Detection Classification and Localization (MSTDCL) Technology Demonstration Program was initiated in 2006 by DRDC Atlantic to develop and demonstrate advanced concepts in multisensor automated torpedo warning for the Halifax-class patrol frigates. The potential lethality of even a single torpedo hit underpins the need for this type of detection capability. Atr 72 500 Fsx. As the prime contractor, General Dynamics Canada supported DRDC Atlantic by providing analysis, design, development, installation and support, culminating in the development of a prototype underwater warfare system called Pleiades. Over the course of the five-year TDP, the Pleiades system was used in realistic operational trials on several Halifax-class patrol frigates to respond to more than 100 live, unscripted torpedo firings. “The Pleiades system has demonstrated that with modern hardware and software architecture, we can provide processing and displays that make it possible for the sonar operator to detect and classify real torpedoes at useful operational ranges. Onone Perfect Resize 7.5 Crack Keymaker - X-force.