Effluent Plume Chemical Analysis Algorithms Using Hyperspectral and Ultraspectral Data

Not Available The development of modern weapon systems requires complex dynamic subsystems that must be coherently developed and integrated. Today technology systems tend to be developed at a technology development facility, tested in collocated test bed facilities, and then flight tested or deployed at another facility. The Real-Time Integrated Planner/Player (RIPP) provides a distributed engineering environment with the capabilities to flight test and/or mission rehearse subsystems and weapon systems directly in their development and integration facilities utilizing a common synthetic battle space. RIPP will provide a Real-Time Sensor - Decision Maker - Shooter tool set (self-contained) and development environment that will support single development facilities as well as physically distributed ones. To extensively test a weapon system, the system must be capable of accepting mission scenarios from all candidate test and user communities. All participants must be provided with a common theater/engagement environment. All participants and observers must have the capabilities of viewing In-Cockpit displays, Out-the-Window displays and theater level displays. Planners must be capable of interacting with all planning sites/nodes as well as receive real-time reconnaissance data from RIPP vehicles.