Space Domain Operational Environment Assessment
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Objective Summary
The objective of this Phase I effort is to develop methods, including integration of intelligence information, predictive analytics, anomaly detection, threat prediction and environmental monitoring for timely space domain awareness, threat detection and operational environment assessment to support multi-domain operations. Traditional sensing alone cannot track or characterize emergent non-standard threats and current research neglects space-centric operational environment monitoring. To address these gaps, the U.S. Space Force (USSF) seeks novel sensing phenomenologies paired with real-time multi-INT data processing, predictive analytics, and anomaly detection concepts that demonstrate how new sensing and processing techniques can present a comprehensive space operating picture.
The full objective, description, Phase I, II and III requirements and evaluation criteria are in the official topic on DSIP.
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