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Pg 1 of 11 AGI Network Common Operational Picture (NetCOP) Joyce Chau

Pg 2 of 11 AGI Counter Strike

Pg 3 of 11 AGI Zelda

Pg 4 of 11 AGI Final Fantasy X

Pg 5 of 11 AGI NetCOP COP-Common Operational Picture –software that acquires data and displays it to provide situational awareness Map information Friendly force location and status Hostile force location and status Mission plans Logistics/Material status –Used by warfighters to summarize the current state of a mission and to plan for future operations –Examples: Joint WebCOP, XCOP, Current Command and Control (C2) system NetCOP-Network Common Operational Picture –Additional layer of network information –Used by network operators and other warfighters

Pg 6 of 11 AGI Requirements 1.Provide common situational awareness at all Army echelons 2.Support mobile operations Shall support wide range of hardware capability Platform-independent Shall be easily deployed and updated Lightweight client Shall provide network visualization 3D visualization Shall access near-real time data from legacy systems and future systems Shall run in bandwidth-restricted environments

Pg 7 of 11 AGI NetCOP Client Straight forward Solution Air Force C2 System Marine C2 System Army C2 System Comms Network Navy C2 System

Pg 8 of 11 AGI Solution with Battle Command Services (BCS) Air Force C2 System Marines C2 System Army C2 System Comms Network NetCOP Client Navy C2 System Adapter Cache Adapter Web Service Battle Command Services Adapter

Pg 9 of 11 AGI Solution with BCS, Java and STK/X

Pg 10 of 11 AGI Solution Battle Command Services (BCS) –Single interface for display client –Caching to control access to legacy systems –Filter capability –Long term extensibility Java Applet –Interoperable with STK/X –Lightweight –Portable –Loosely-coupled components

Pg 11 of 11 AGI STK’s Contribution What it added: –3D visualization capability –3D terrain –2525b symbols How we used it: –STK/X - embedded into Applet using JIntegra –Connect module – simple way to control STK/X –2525b Symbol Server –Globe Server How we will use it –4DX for deployment and licensing