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Architecture for a Truly Integrated Defense Network Eric Firkin Director, USAF Business Development Raytheon Solipsys Corporation 15 June 2004

Corporate Overview Founded in March 1996 by Senior Researchers at Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Lab Core Business is the Design and Development of C4ISR Software Products for Military Use 165 Employees and Growing Headquarters in Laurel Maryland, Offices in Kauai and Norfolk Hold Numerous Patents Associated with Network- Centric Warfare and C2 Systems Over 50 Percent of Staff have Advanced Engineering Degrees (MS or PhD) Merger with Raytheon made Solipsys a Wholly-Owned Subsidiary

Problem The need for a truly integrated defense against terrorism on our National Capital Region (NCR) Multiple jurisdictions/organizations Multiple networks with restricted collaboration Limited and diverse communications No single Command Authority

Urban Networking Aviation Frequencies Helo Police Band Cruiser Military Battery Helo Command Post FBI Federal Bands Cruiser Battery FBI Command Post Local TCN Platforms must participate on multiple networks Each platform must integrate data from different networks Change in one network affects all platforms Platforms seamlessly participate on the same network

Solution: Tactical Component Network TCN Architectural Model TCN Network Model Supports both LOS and BLOS network operations, with seamless interconnectivity Sensors and communications resources collaborate to form a Single Integrated Picture Data distribution based on user-defined accuracy requirements Local TCN Data is created and delivered In a source-independent form Facilitate the addition of new sensors, communications device or application programs Without change to other network participants Global TCN

TCN Urban Networks Local Police Federal Authorities SWAT FAA Commissioner Precinct FBI ATF Mobile unit Area Security Command Sensor Missile Military Hub Barracks Helicopter State Police

Global TCN Network Hub Local TCN Local Police Local TCN State Local TCN Military

TCN Architectural Components Sensor Sensor Server DC Comms Server DC Comms Device Tactical Display Framework Multi Source Correlator Tracker CORE Synthesis / XFACT Mission Apps TCN Foundation Applications Data Conditioner (DC): Data abstraction layer for sensors and comms devices CORE Synthesis/XFACT: TCN fusion and collaboration Tactical Display Framework (TDF): Battle management and C2 display Multi Source Correlator Tracker (MSCT): Data link integration, legacy system interfaces, dissimilar source correlation and tracking Sensor Server, Comms Server, and Mission Apps (depicted in green) are developed by third party (e.g., LM for AEGIS, NG for E2C, Boeing for AWACS, etc.)

TCN Solution Mobile Command and Control Sites Cueing ADA for Point defense applications Track data from airborne Sensors Optical cueing for positive Aircraft ID Mobile situation awareness For high value assets Real-time air surveillance for Fixed point defense and Situation awareness HUB Air Traffic Control Command Centers Military Air Picture First Responder s Ground PDA

Cobra Gold 2002 TCN Connectivity LOS Link OTH Link LHD Aerostat US Only CNAVFOR HQ L Band Radio Thailand MCM UHF Radio LPD P3 OTH GOLD Standalone System LSD LOS and OTH networks provide wide-area collaboration High and low speed connections pull data to meet operational needs LEOS Global Hub App App App

TCN Approach Features Sensors and communications resources collaborate to form a Single Integrated Picture Data distribution based on user-defined accuracy requirements (pull not push technique) Data is created and delivered in a source independent form (anti-tamper, multi-level secure) Addition of new sensor, communications device or application program does not require change to other network participants (extensible, interoperable) Supports simultaneous real-time collaboration between Joint and Coalition network participants in support of the Global Information Grid (GIG) Incorporates and extends architectural concepts of SIAP SE - Interoperability Data correctness, availability, and processing - Integrated Architecture Behavioral Model PIM/PSM

Summary Solipsys Specializes in High Performance Fully Customizable COTS Software Components Can be Used Individually for Point Solutions (Displays, Correlators, Simulation Tools, etc.) Coupled Together to Form a Complete Hardware- Independent C2 System Appropriate for Each Echelon of Command Components on GSA schedule Contact Information: Eric Frack Firkin Director, USAF Business Development eric.firkin@solipsys.com 757-615-1832