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22 July 2003 At-sea demonstration of RF sensor tasking using XML over a worldwide network
Robert L. Kellogg, Tom Lee, Diane Dumas, Barbara Raggo
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Abstract
As part of an At-Sea Demonstration for Space and Naval Warfare Command (SPAWAR, PMW-189), a prototype RF sensor for signal acquisition and direction finding queried and received tasking via a secure worldwide Automated Data Network System (ADNS). Using extended mark-up language (XML) constructs, both mission and signal tasking were available for push and pull Battlespace management. XML tasking was received by the USS Cape St George (CG-71) during an exercise along the Gulf Coast of the US from a test facility at SPAWAR, San Diego, CA. Although only one ship was used in the demonstration, the intent of the software initiative was to show that a network of different RF sensors on different platforms with different capabilitis could be tasked by a common web agent. A sensor software agent interpreted the XML task to match the sensor's capability. Future improvements will focus on enlarging the domain of mission tasking and incorporate report management.
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Robert L. Kellogg, Tom Lee, Diane Dumas, and Barbara Raggo "At-sea demonstration of RF sensor tasking using XML over a worldwide network", Proc. SPIE 5101, Battlespace Digitization and Network-Centric Systems III, (22 July 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.485655
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Error control coding

Java

Argon

Defense and security

Network architectures

Databases

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