DULLES, Va., May 31 (UPI) -- An advanced intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance visualization and analytic capabilities system is being showcased by Raytheon.
The system, Sentinel Thunder, provides a mobile micro-cloud with advanced ISR visualization and analytics that is scalable to meet customer requirements and can operate as both a stand-alone organic ISR capability as well as a shared ISR resource in the cloud.
"Consisting of three Raytheon subsystems, including the Multi-Intelligence Exploitation Tool, GViz2 and Semantic Fusion, the Sentinel Thunder suite provides scalable, component-based applications and services for the warfighter," said Todd Trapp, director of Tactical Intelligence Systems for Raytheon.
"As a result, warfighters and intelligence operators will be able to more easily exploit, fuse and share intelligence information from multiple sources."
The demonstration is taking place at Empire Challenge at Fort Huachuca, Ariz. Empire Challenge is a multinational live intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance interoperability event sponsored by the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense, Intelligence. The demonstration ends Friday.
Raytheon said its MIETool is undergoing a formal warfighter assessment. GViz2 and Semantic Fusion are being informally evaluated to see if they are candidates for fielding in the near future.
Raytheon's Cross-Domain Enterprise All-Source User Repository is supporting the exercise. CENTAUR exchanges ISR information with U.S. and multinational partners at sites worldwide using cross-domain technologies.
