Counter Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance and Targeting (C-ISRT), for Anti-Access / Aerial Denial (C-A2/AD)

The Navy is looking for algorithms and methods that measure the effectiveness of Counter Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance and Targeting (C-ISRT), Cyber and Electronic Warfare effects in support of Electromagnetic Maneuver Warfare (EMW) and Integrated Fires (IF) in support of missions such as Anti-Access Aerial Denial (A2/AD). Specially, they are interested in understanding mission planning and Warfighting outcomes impacted by Computer Network Attack (CNA), Computer Network Exploitation (CNE), and active/passive Electronic Attack (EA). This project will develop C-ISRT for Anti-Access / Area Denial (C-A2/AD) which will design and implement proof-of-concept C-A2/AD services that address current shortfalls with real-time modeling and analytics by making use of cloud computing resources for hosting the analytics algorithms. Providing such real-time analytics will allow planners to understand integrated fires effects as they are used to coordinate and synchronize the use of kinetic and non-kinetic capabilities across all mission and target sets in all domains. The C-A2/AD proof-of-concept will be demonstrated during the Phase I project through the use of an A2/AD scenario. This demonstration will illustrate the C-A2AD approach for assessing effectiveness in self-cueing, coordination, communication, deception, anti-jam and threat locating amidst CNA, CNE, and EA impacted environments.