SBIR-STTR Award

Capabilities Discovery Exchange for Netcentric Warfare and Sensor Target Pairing
Award last edited on: 2/27/2007

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : Army
Total Award Amount
$1,094,680
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
A05-005
Principal Investigator
Eric Wiseblatt

Company Information

Gestalt LLC

680 American Avenue Suite 302
King of Prussia, PA 19406
   (610) 768-0800
   info@gestalt-llc.com
   www.gestalt-llc.com
Location: Multiple
Congr. District: 05
County: Montgomery

Phase I

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Phase I year
2006
Phase I Amount
$119,780
The effort of this proposal will focus on creating an adaptable decision support system based on a Service Oriented Architecture for intelligent mission planning systems, and the design for an open system for sensor-target pairing based on that architecture. The architecture will support the DoD Net Centric Data strategy and will be adapted to support the distribution of metadata for non-sensor information as well

Phase II

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Phase II year
2006
Phase II Amount
$974,900
Capabilities Discovery eXchange (CDX) for Netcentric Warfare and Sensor Target Pairing: To provide dynamic solutions for allocating available sensors against targets to be tracked or collected against, there must be situational awareness regarding the sensors available. Sensor capability and current tasking information is available within the stove-piped systems using and controlling organic sensors. The purpose of this SBIR is to open up visibility into these sensors in a collaborative Netcentric environment. CDX provides this capability with a generalized infrastructure that improves commandersÂ’ situational awareness by fusing execution data, mission plans and unit capabilities. This mission-level situational awareness provides operational perspective and tactical awareness of the capabilities available to commanders and the current utilization or plans for the units around them. CDX recognizes and confirms planned milestone events involving geospatial maneuvers or alerts that these events are not taking place within the anticipated timeframe enabling other affected commanders downstream to self-synchronize and adjust missions. CDX demonstrates these abilities by exposing the air component and Air Tasking Order plans from Theater Battle Management Core Systems and execution from Tactical Data Link, and land component plans and execution from Combat Decision Aid System representing capabilities planned for Future Combat System

Keywords:
DATA FUSION, SITUATIONAL AWARENESS, SELF-SYNCHRONIZATION, NETWORK-CENTRIC WARFARE, BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE, WARNING SYSTEMS, COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS