Computer-generated ISR graphics can now be overlaid on real-time video feeds

EXTON, Pa., Oct. 27  Analytical Graphics, Inc. (AGI) will unveil new software capabilities that bring clarity and enhanced analysis to geospatial intelligence at the GEOINT 2010 Symposium in New Orleans next week. AGI produces software applications anddevelopment kits for integrated analysis of space, defense and intelligence systems.

Booth demonstrations will show how computer-generated ISR graphics such as sensor footprints, threat domes and communication links can be overlaid on streaming video feeds like those delivered from unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

AGI representatives will also demonstrate:

• the AGI Data Federate, a central repository for collaboration and sharing of simulation models;
• the AGI Application Server, a scalable solution for computationally intensive ISR calculations; and interoperability with Esri’s new ArcGIS.com.

AGI business partners Riverside Research Institute (RRI) and Simulyze will demonstrate C4ISR solutions that take advantage of AGI software. The Automated Collection Planning Tool (ACPT), a modeling and simulation environment from RRI, performs automated planning for space-based remote sensing. Simulyze will showcase its Flight Control Enterprise that processes real-time data and displays and analyzes it in an AGI Components-based client.