DEFENSE

Achieving Decision Dominance: Real-Time Visualization for Defense

In the modern battlespace, information is the most critical asset. Victory is determined not just by firepower, but by the speed and quality of decision making. Defense operations are inundated with a deluge of data from a vast array of sensors, platforms, and intelligence sources across multiple domains air, land, sea, space, and cyber. The primary challenge is to fuse this torrent of information into a single, coherent source of truth to achieve true situational awareness. Lygos provides a powerful, hardware agnostic command and control (C2) visualization platform that transforms Tactical Operations Centers (TOCs) and Joint Operations Centers (JOCs) into intelligent hubs, enabling commanders to see first, understand first, and act first.

Use Cases:

Forging the Common Operational Picture (COP)

Integrating Multi Domain Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR)

Enabling Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2)

The cornerstone of modern military command is the Common Operational Picture (COP) a single, identical display of relevant operational information shared across echelons. Lygos is engineered to be the definitive canvas for this picture, fusing disparate data to provide unparalleled clarity of the battlespace.

In a Division level Tactical Operations Center (TOC), a large Lygos video wall serves as the central COP, providing a unified view for all warfighting functions.

Live Geospatial Battle Map: The Maps Module is the heart of the TOC, displaying a multi layered geospatial map of the Area of Operations (AO). It fuses real-time friendly force tracking (Blue Force Tracking) with known and suspected enemy locations (Red Forces), using standard military symbology (MIL-STD-2525).
Data Fusion and Integration: The Data Module is the engine that drives the COP, integrating and processing data streams from various C4ISR systems. It can pull data from radar, signals intelligence (SIGINT), and other sensors, overlaying terrain, weather, and critical infrastructure data to create a rich, contextualized view.
Dynamic Planning and Collaboration: Commanders and staff can use the Control Module to interact with the map, drawing phase lines, objectives, and operational graphics directly onto the video wall. This turns the COP into a dynamic "digital sand table" for collaborative mission planning and wargaming.

The ability to rapidly exploit and disseminate intelligence is what separates victory from defeat. Lygos provides operators and analysts with the tools to visualize and correlate ISR feeds from multiple domains in real-time, turning raw data into actionable intelligence.

Within an intelligence fusion cell, analysts use a dedicated Lygos setup to monitor the battlespace and provide commanders with critical insights:

Live Full Motion Video (FMV): The Media Module seamlessly integrates multiple live video feeds from unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), drones, and other aerial surveillance platforms. Analysts can display several feeds at once, comparing different angles of a target area.
Sensor Data Correlation: As ISR feeds are displayed, the Data Module can pull in corresponding data, such as signals intelligence or sensor readings from the same area. The Visualization Module can then create dashboards that correlate this data, helping to identify patterns or confirm targets.
Real-Time Annotation and Reporting: An analyst can use the Control Module to capture a key frame from a video feed, annotate it with critical information, and instantly push it to the main COP in the TOC for the commander's attention. This drastically shortens the "sensor to shooter" timeline.

The future of warfare lies in Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2), a concept focused on connecting every sensor to any shooter across all military services and domains. This requires a foundational layer of data accessibility and visualization. Lygos, with its open architecture and multi source integration capabilities, is an essential enabling technology for this vision.

In a Joint Operations Center (JOC) responsible for a multi domain theater of operations, Lygos provides the overarching visualization layer that connects disparate service specific systems:

Cross Domain Situational Awareness: The Lygos platform can display naval asset tracks from one system, air sorties from another, and ground force positions from a third, all on a single, unified map via the Maps Module.
Effects Integration: When a threat is identified, the Visualization Module can display the available assets (effects) from all services that can engage the target. This allows commanders to make faster, more optimal decisions about which weapon system to employ.
Mission Critical Communications: The Presentation and Signage Modules can be used to display critical information, such as theater wide alerts, changes in Rules of Engagement (ROE), or communications status, ensuring the entire joint force is operating with the most current guidance.

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