Adaptation of interoperability standards for cross domain usage

Essendorfer, Barbara; Kerth, Christian; Zaschke, Christian

doi:10.1117/12.2262092

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“…In light of the increasing complexity and diversity of today's threats, reaching a considerable high level of Situation Awareness (SA) is a key aspect of assuring the security of society, of citizens and infrastructures as well as of crisis management. Budget restrictions combined with the fact that today's threats often transcend organizational and even national boundaries demand cross-organizational cooperation and even force nations to collaborate and share information in an appropriate manner with the aim of reaching and collectively maintaining an appropriate level of shared SA (under appropriate consideration for data protection and security issues) [1].…”

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High-Level information management in joint ISR based on an object-oriented approach

Kuwertz

Sander

Pfirrmann

et al. 2017

2017 Sensor Data Fusion: Trends, Solutions, Applications (SDF)

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We present research with regard to a world modeling component called Object-Oriented World Model (OOWM) in order to perform High-Level Information Management (HLIM) in Joint ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance). The OOWM allows to structure a priori available domain knowledge as well as current information gathered, e.g., according to specific collection and exploitation tasks, in an object-oriented way, i.e., by storing all available information in a structure which explicitly represents state, properties and relations of the relevant objects in the environment. It serves as a central information hub for HLIM components like High-Level Data Fusion (HLDF) modules and, by the employment of a domain model, it allows establishing a common understanding of terms. The OOWM concept supplements the CSD (Coalition Shared Data) concept which is the agreed state-of-the-art approach for interoperable information sharing in Joint ISR. In this publication, a special focus is placed on using current information given in form of formal exploitation reports. Based on this, we also present a new concept called Object-Oriented Reporting (OOR) which corresponds to a version of formal reporting being even more suitable for and closely related to the OOWM approach than current formal exploitation reports already are.

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confidence: 99%