Battlespace Command and Control

Agent Logic’s solution for battlespace command and control allows for fusion of sensor and tracking system information from radio frequency (RF) sources, sensor data, radar contacts, message traffic, and force deployments for situational awareness and targeting. One example of this capability is in the area of radio frequency source monitoring, where disparate sensors are monitored to detect tactical RF events. As new RF data is received, threat assessment processes are automatically initiated to determine if alerts are required by analyzing and comparing frequency, type, location, and other characteristics.

While RF monitoring is occurring, battlefield information, including force deployment positions, is continuously compared to RF source events to determine threat level and available response options. GIS visualization is utilized, along with instant messaging, to deliver actionable alerts. Commanders may create their own personal subscriptions to receive alerts based on threats or target opportunities near their current location based on target attributes as well as on many other criteria.