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SMART has been developed as an
open, decision support tool to enable
different users to selectively use the features they need to complete their
specific tasks. Although primarily designed as a Tactical Command and
Control system, SMART is winning recognition for it's ability to integrate and update existing
systems by integrating data and intelligence from multiple sources into a
Common Operating Picture within, for example, a tri-service operations centre.
SMART displays data in both 2D and a 3D modes, using GIS backgrounds, to support
decision makers with very effective situational
awareness. SMART also includes the ability
to integrate Space Assets into the battle and to utilise most effectively the
intelligence from the products of space such as images.
SMART is an
excellent Rapid Prototyping Tool and changes to the software
and displays to be quickly implemented to determine their operational effectiveness
and user acceptance. This capability enables SMART to support
modular / staged procurement very effectively and offers a very short
time to operational service with low risk and low cost.
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Land Forces
SMART can link static and mobile land force units together using
existing, low bandwidth communication networks which can be fixed or a mobile
network such
as VHF or HF radio. Portable, rugged, PCs equipped with GPS,
enable all SMART users to communicate their location and situation to a
Command Headquarters and thereby provide a COP to all operators on the
network. Using the SMART chat or command messaging systems, direct
commands can be issued electronically to all or selected users, with
acknowledgement commands ensuring that the command has been received. SMART includes features such as voice
command, which enables the soldier to insert or edit data and control
all of the software hands-free, an important consideration for use in
vehicles or in the field.
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Air Forces
SMART was originally designed
to display a Recognised Air Picture and
effectively offers this capability while also providing all the features
expected of a modern, fighter controller facility through
SMART Controller. SMART correlates data and tracks from a wide
range of different source data generators, ranging from obsolescent
radar systems to the most current, information data links. It can
also be used at station level to monitor the state of all aircraft and
publish this logistics information to higher levels to be integrated into a
comprehensive picture of the whole force. SMART is also very
effective as an upgrade for existing ground defence systems, enabling
all the fire control units to be integrated for track awareness and
engage commands.
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Naval Forces
SMART is a very effective core application for updating existing
naval Command and Control systems. SMART correlates all data
coming in from different sources to display a Recognised Surface Plot
and Recognised Air Picture
and by integrating a SMART unit to each ship-borne radar, the resulting
picture can be distributed to all ships using existing radio
communications and displayed as a single COP. SMART can be integrated easily into an existing Link 11
or Link Y federation to provide additional capabilities such as worldwide data
communications through satellite or HF links.
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SMART BRIEF -
Digital Briefing System
SmartBrief is a development from the core SMART which is
designed to integrate data from multiple sources,
filters the information for ease of viewing and then distributes the final briefing securely across a LAN or
WAN using commercial lines or a tactical communications network. It is
equally suitable for use in a command headquarters or in a command post where the most
recent intelligence can be incorporated and acted upon. All data
can be inserted automatically of manually, giving the system excellent
capabilities where there is limited, or no access to real-time sensor
data
Field commanders can have easy access to real-time information such as
readiness states, fuel or weapon availability, to show the
availability of all assets within their command. Commanders
can distribute the briefing to lower formations within their command
using a briefing saved on their rugged PC. The final briefing can
also transmitted securely on any available network using digital
and then geo-located onto GIS-based images / digital maps on the
host computer. Powerful filtering techniques enable the input
from each user to be viewed separately or combined as required
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Download Brochure
(pdf).
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