Search and Determine Integrated Environment (SADIE) for Space Situational Awareness

A new high performance computing software applications package called the Search and Determine Integrated Environment (SADIE) is being jointly developed and refined by the Air Force and Naval Research Laboratories (AFRL and NRL) to automatically resolve uncorrelated tracks (UCTs) and build a more co...

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Hauptverfasser: Sabol, Chris A, Segerman, Alan, Hoskins, Aaron, Little, Bryan, Schumacher, Jr , Paul W, Coffey, Shannon
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Zusammenfassung:A new high performance computing software applications package called the Search and Determine Integrated Environment (SADIE) is being jointly developed and refined by the Air Force and Naval Research Laboratories (AFRL and NRL) to automatically resolve uncorrelated tracks (UCTs) and build a more complete space object catalog for improved Space Situational Awareness (SSA). The motivation for SADIE is to respond to very challenging needs identified by and guidance received from Air Force Space Command (AFSPC) and other senior leaders to develop this technology to support the evolving Joint Space Operations Center (JSpOC) and Alternate Space Control Center (ASC2)-Dahlgren. The SADIE suite includes modification and integration of legacy applications and software components that include Search And Determine (SAD), Satellite Identification (SID), and Parallel Catalog (ParCat), as well as other utilities and scripts to enable end-to-end catalog building and maintenance in a parallel processing environment. SADIE is being developed to handle large catalog building challenges in all orbit regimes and includes the automatic processing of radar, fence, and optical data. Real data results are provided for the processing of low Earth radar and Air Force Space Surveillance System fence observations and for the processing of Space Surveillance Telescope optical data. Presented at the Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies Conference (AMOS), 11-14 Sep 2012, Maui, HI.