Barco OverView cDG67-DL Manuel utilisateur

Common-Operational-Picture

Visualization for Defense

& Homeland Security

iCommand

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Common-Operational-Picture Visualization for

Defense & Homeland Security

In the Defense and Homeland Security markets, Barco Control Rooms is regarded as

the leading expert for Tactical Analysis Centers, 24/7 watch and alert centers, crisis

centers and briefing rooms, Integrated Battlespace Centers, Combat Rooms and

National Military Command Centers (NMCCs), Military ATC and Air Defense

Battlespace Centers. Barco's systems, technology and products create decisive

advantages for its military, government and industrial customers' communication,

information management and battlefield management needs.

Barco Control Rooms' advantage in providing control room solutions for Homeland

Security applications (from Border, Coast & Transportation Security, Emergency

Preparedness & Response to Infrastructure Protection) originates from its expertise in

integrating Traffic Management Centers, Surveillance Centers and Network Operating

Centers. More specifically Barco Control Rooms' success in security markets relies on

the development of iSURVEILLANCE, currently the most advanced all-in-one solution for

monitoring, response dispatching/coordination, access/flow control, recording and

overall systems control. iCOMMAND is a network-centric visualization solution that

integrates information from various sensors and implements that information in

operational, tactical and strategic Command & Control Centers.

With iSURVEILLANCE and iCOMMAND, Barco Control Rooms is bringing together all its

know-how and expertise to serve the Defense & Security markets with best-of-

breed technology.

•Design and engineering labs of complex defense and security systems

•Homeland Security, Border & Critical Infrastructure Protection

•Joint Operations Centers

•C3R Tactical Intelligence Centers, UAV Systems and Airborne Ground Surveillance

•Land, Sea, Air Forces Battle Labs

•Advanced Naval Combat Systems

•Air Defense & Extended Air Defense, Ballistic Missile Defense

•Mission Planning, Preview & Rehearsal Systems

Increasing speed and quality of

command decisions

Effective dissemination of

command decisions

COTS and customized robust

display systems

Multiple source handling

Dynamic content management

Integration, ergonomy and

multimodal interaction

Increasing speed and quality of

command decisions

Barco’s Integrated Battlespace Centers

are the critical hubs of every

command and control operation.

They are designed for inter-agency

interoperability featuring an integrated

visualization platform which can be

fully secured.

Scalable to site, regional, national

and international applications, Barco’s

command, control and communications

systems link security and defense

operators.

Barco’s Integrated Battlespace Centers

are not only used for real-time

command and control operations

(e.g. intelligence gathering and

analysis, situation assessment, decision

support and mission management,

resource dispatching, course of action

planning and tasking…) but they are

multi-purpose visualization facilities

designed for research, mission

planning and command & control

operations.

Effective dissemination of

command decisions

Barco’s iCOMMAND solutions include the

capability to share intelligence,

surveillance and reconnaissance

information as well as to

communicate during planning.

APOLLO CONTENT SHARING uses the existing

network to convey all information in

real-time over long distances.

Central command and control hub / JOC

Regional command and control post

Local command and control post

App. server

Argus

Gateway

Server

Argus

London regional command post

iCommand

Featuring the latest image and data acquisition and processing technologies, Barco’s

iCOMMAND solution for Homeland Security & Defense increases information superiority

in Command & Control Centers. Barco Control Rooms’ iCOMMAND solutions provide the

Defense community with a network-centric visualization platform that integrates

information from various sensors and sources. iCOMMAND is used in both operational,

tactical and strategic Command & Control Centers.

iCOMMAND consists of Barco’s high-resolution OVERVIEW displays, display controllers for

data and video integration and Barco’s display wall management software.

The OVERVIEW series is comprised of high-resolution DLPTM rear-projection displays and

LCD-panels for both large collaborative environments and individual workstations,

and are optimized for 24/7 mission-critical applications.

Barco’s TRANSFORM (ARGUS, HYDRA) display controller series for intelligent information

control feature unique archiving, redundancy and dynamic-adaptive bandwidth

options.

The APOLLO wall management software is ideally suited for common-operational-

picture and scenario building and dissemination. It enables shared situational

awareness from the field up to the (central) command center. As a total visualization

subsystem, Barco’s iCOMMAND can be fully integrated into command and control

systems via Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).

Washington DC HQ

Argus

Brussels local command post

LAN

Display wall

Server

Network workstation

Display wall

Workstations displayed on the display wall via

the network or reverse display of display wall

content onto a workstation and another wall

OVERVIEW mDR50-DL configured as three wide

by two high which translates into 3840 x 2048

pixels. This COP display solution also features

dual lamp redundancy

SOLALIS LC40 a 40” LCD display offering

1280 x 768 resolution

OVERVIEW CDG67-DL High-Resolution COP

Display System using APOLLO for effective

content management

OVERVIEW CDG67-DL configured as one high by two

wide resulting in a total resolution of

2048 x 768 and featuring dual-lamp redundancy

COTS and customized robust

display systems

From 40” flat panels over personal

walls to large area display solutions,

iCOMMAND is a multi-technology

platform featuring flexible design,

24/7 operation and minimal depth.

Barco’s OVERVIEW D Series feature a

built-in dual-lamp system ensuring

redundancy and reduced operational

costs.

Depending on enduser requirements,

the system may include personal

displays or walls (LCD panels or rear-

projection systems) or operating

center-sized large-screen displays.

Barco’s OVERVIEW series architecture

allow quick set-up and tear-down

(max. 4 hours): therefore, making it an

ideal solution in field-deployable semi-

fixed and/or tent-based command

centers.

The system can be regarded as a

supporting structure with screen,

integrated with several components,

which together generate the image.

The whole light path, from lamp to

screen, is designed to deliver optimal

picture quality.

Multiple source handling

The iCOMMAND solutions are powered by

Barco's TRANSFORM family of network

controllers (HYDRA, EOS, and ARGUS).

They allow for virtually unlimited

integration of data and video sources

into one Common-Operating-Picture

overview. As opposed to software-

based visualization solutions, the

hardware processing provides the user

with increased capacity, better

performance and quality.

Depending on the configuration of

displays and mix of input types, the

users can configure their systems to

have different capacities that best suit

their needs and cost requirements.

Barco’s hardware configuration can be

adapted to display both secure and

non-secure sources on the same

display and has been Tempest

(NSTISSAM 2-95) and NSA approved.

Barco’s offering also features a

universal decoder solution that

increases cost-efficiency and facilitates

the transition from analog to digital.

The user can replace analog video

input cards with digital input cards and

can support analog and digital signals

simultaneously in the same controller.

The universal decoder is interoperable

in MPEG-2 and 4 over Ethernet (IP).

Dynamic content management

The iCOMMAND display management

software, APOLLO, features integrated

layout management and digital video

switching. This allows the enduser to

select the desired network video

stream to be viewed, to assign it onto

an already open or new window

within the screen, associate the

window to a layout (which can be

recalled in alarm conditions) and

design layouts and save them for

later recall.

In essence, APOLLO allows operators and

coordinators to manage the content

efficiently.

• Common Operational Picture &

scenario building enabling operators

and coordinators to respond to

events in accordance with mission

rehearsal best practices.

• Event-associated displays facilitate

exception-based management that

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Scenario 1: COP of crisis situation A

Application over LAN

RGB video from PC

Application running on the wall

Video

can draw proper user attention to

manage events rather than require

active user interaction. For example,

popping up the video or data of an

area of interest defined by the

Command & Control software at the

proper size and location on the

display unit.

• Automated tasks reduce user effort

and intervention by displaying all

relevant information associated with,

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Scenario 2: COP of crisis development B Scenario 3: COP of crisis development C

and required for, a course of action

after a new crisis development. All

information is consolidated onto the

proper display unit in the most

effective layouts.

Integration, ergonomy and

multimodal interaction

Barco’s expertise and competence in

control room environment and

technology includes total design and

engineering of Command & Control

Room projects. Barco's project

approach and clear design

methodology means assisting the

customer from the earliest stages of

concept engineering to the final

delivery of the control center.

Barco’s Command Center design

philosophy is centered around

two basic concepts, i.e. large-area

screen display and individual

watchstation or personal wall.

For example, the Warfare Coordinator's

perspective and needs are different

from the individual operator dealing

with current tactical information.

The large-area display provides high-

level information which is of interest to

all operators and coordinators (it

provides the COP), whereas Barco's

personal wall concept allows the

display of both operator-specific tasks

and specific supervisory overviews for

the coordinator without interfering with

the operators work.

Barco also offers alternative modes of

operation, both for briefing rooms and

command & control centers such as

pen-based interfaces and

whiteboarding (write on imported

geographical maps or tactical charts or

perform mind mapping and

brainstorming). In addition, touch panel

functionality with customized GUIs can

be implemented.

Environment - Internal/external

Environment

Internal

• Noise

• Temperature

• Lighting

• Organization

Behavioral Factors

• Personnel

• Human system integration

• Morale

• Cognitive capabilities

• Level of expertise

• Recruiting/retention

Organizational factors

• Policy and procedures

• Battle management organization

• Intra- and joint interactions

• Doctrine

• Chain of command

• CONOPS

Technological factors

• Artificial intelligence

• Advanced displays

• Computing architecture

• Communications

• Sensors

• Hardware/Software

Environment

External

• Culture

• Leadership

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OVERVIEW CDG67-DL configurated as three wide

by three high, 3072 x 2304 pixels

Right picture

Barco’s OVERVIEW cD Series can feature

integrated whiteboarding enabling operators

to annotate imported maps or tactical charts

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