Current Status of UAV Systems Interoperability Sample Clauses

Current Status of UAV Systems Interoperability. Current UAV systems are mostly “stove pipe” systems. They utilize unique data links, communication protocols and message formats for communication between UCS and Air Vehicle and the UCS and external C4I Systems. As a result, the dissemination of sensor data is mostly via indirect means, (e.g., from UCS to an exploitation system to the user). Current UAV System Operations in Joint NATO Operations are illustrated in Figure B - 2. Country A AV Country C AV The illustrated UAV systems all utilize unique data links and UCS as well as unique data/message formats for communication between the Air Vehicle and the UCS and also the UCS and the C4I Nodes. Dynamic joint cooperative operations require near real time tasking/re-tasking and dissemination of reconnaissance data to support the Tactical Commander, which the “stove-pipe” UAV systems may not support. Country B AV C4I UCS DATA LINK DATA LINK UCS C4I DATA LINK UCS C4I TACTICAL COMMANDER EXPLOITATION SYSTEMS CURRENT NATO/NATIONAL C4I NODES Figure B - 2. Current UAV System Operations Example
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