Deployment Survivability for Mobile Ground Stations

The overall goal of Phase II is to develop a powerful tool to correlate large amounts of asynchronous data in near real-time and meet current operational requirements for the Joint Command and Control Community for rapid, accurate Battle Damage Assessment and operational assessment. The team will build upon a successful research project in Phase I in which the team was able to demonstrate that cognitive perception is replicated through graph matching using conceptual graphs. The use of a limited template set during the preliminary design phase provided a simple classification of the attack type proving that this technique would work. The basic product developed under the program will have a wide application throughout the Air Force and the rest of the Department of Defense (DOD) as one of the tools resident in the Joint Targeting Toolset (JTT) being developed under the auspices of the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD). This project has a great deal of user support from the Pentagon Joint Chiefs of Staff Joint Targeting Office (JCS/J2T), the Joint Battle Damage Assessment Joint Test & Evaluation program (JBDA/JT&E), The Air Force Command and Control (C2) Battle Laboratory and the National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC). These organizations will provide requirements, technical oversight and review and possible Phase II enhancement support.