SE-Wave Threat Driven Deployment for Army C4ISR

The Army’s mission to provide CONUS and OCONUS harbormaster operations maritime port security is jeopardized by the lack of both integrated C4ISR assets as well as a coherent picture for situational awareness. On top of this, add the complexity of responding to port-specific threats and vulnerabilities. Modus Operandi’s innovative threat driven information integration approach for deployment of Army C4ISR addresses these challenges, yielding a tailored and unified picture for harbormaster operations and maritime domain awareness. Modus Operandi’s SE-Wave technology offers a better alternative that provides optimal threat coverage by making the most of available information assets. With SE-Wave’s model-driven approach and the tools to eliminate most of the manual integration effort, port-specific threats can drive the deployment, rather than taking a back seat. In this Phase II, SE-Wave will focus on the Joint Unified Maritime Protection System (JUMPS) C4ISR node. With the SE-Wave modeling and analysis tools, a JUMPS systems engineer can rapidly produce a Single Integrate Harbor Picture that unifies the standard JUMPS family of systems with port-specific information sources. With the SE-Wave integration tools and runtime platform, the SIHP model is deployed within a service oriented architecture to provide a unified view of information to all consumer applications.