TSG to Demonstrate its Air Defense C2 System at Defense & Security Thailand 2017
According to the company, the ADCCS can handle a large number of sensors and radars of various types and creates an adaptive, complete, detailed, and precise Air Situation Picture
Eyal Boguslavsky
| 03/11/2017
Photo courtesy of the company
TSG IT Advanced Systems Ltd., a global provider of C4ISTAR, HLS, and cybersecurity solutions, will demonstrate its Air Defense Command and Control System (ADCCS) at Defense & Security Thailand 2017 which will take place in Bangkok on November 6-9. The ADCCS can handle a large number of sensors and radars of various types and creates an adaptive, complete, detailed, and precise Air Situation Picture.
Meeting a wide range of evolving threats – including UAVs, cruise missiles, and aircraft within a wide area – the ADCCS provides their position, direction of movement, speed, and height to deliver a comprehensive situational image. The system’s command and control tools enable the planning of air operations, performance assessment, and real-time display.
According to Arnon Haramaty, VP and C4ISTAR Division Manager, "Our Air Defense Command and Control System – developed by our skilled and experienced team, each with an operational aerial background – is in use by leading armed forces around the world. In order to help these global customers maintain and update the system, we usually transfer to them the knowledge required to maintain the system independently."
The ADCCS consists of a number of main components: The Air Situation Picture Generator provides a comprehensive solution for the multi-radar/multi-target tracking problem within the military environment. The Battle Management system provides the required information and support facilities to the commanders and controllers. The Operator WorkStation (OWS) – customized to support the operational requirements of each specific user – provides an effective Human-Machine Interface to all ADCCS users. The System Management and Control component assures high operational availability by providing monitoring and control of system resources and parameters, and enables a quick recovery from failures that is transparent to operators, without loss of operational information. The Supervisor Station enables the operator to define, monitor, and reconfigure the various system components and resources.
According to the company, the ADCCS can handle a large number of sensors and radars of various types and creates an adaptive, complete, detailed, and precise Air Situation Picture
Photo courtesy of the company
TSG IT Advanced Systems Ltd., a global provider of C4ISTAR, HLS, and cybersecurity solutions, will demonstrate its Air Defense Command and Control System (ADCCS) at Defense & Security Thailand 2017 which will take place in Bangkok on November 6-9. The ADCCS can handle a large number of sensors and radars of various types and creates an adaptive, complete, detailed, and precise Air Situation Picture.
Meeting a wide range of evolving threats – including UAVs, cruise missiles, and aircraft within a wide area – the ADCCS provides their position, direction of movement, speed, and height to deliver a comprehensive situational image. The system’s command and control tools enable the planning of air operations, performance assessment, and real-time display.
According to Arnon Haramaty, VP and C4ISTAR Division Manager, "Our Air Defense Command and Control System – developed by our skilled and experienced team, each with an operational aerial background – is in use by leading armed forces around the world. In order to help these global customers maintain and update the system, we usually transfer to them the knowledge required to maintain the system independently."
The ADCCS consists of a number of main components: The Air Situation Picture Generator provides a comprehensive solution for the multi-radar/multi-target tracking problem within the military environment. The Battle Management system provides the required information and support facilities to the commanders and controllers. The Operator WorkStation (OWS) – customized to support the operational requirements of each specific user – provides an effective Human-Machine Interface to all ADCCS users. The System Management and Control component assures high operational availability by providing monitoring and control of system resources and parameters, and enables a quick recovery from failures that is transparent to operators, without loss of operational information. The Supervisor Station enables the operator to define, monitor, and reconfigure the various system components and resources.
