Barriers to Benefiting from Big Data

Barriers to Benefiting from Big Data

As we have argued in previous chapters, today’s ISR capabilities have the potential to enhance the state of naval situational awareness. However, the Navy needs to improve its ability to make sense of the data being collected. In particular, it faces two challenges: timely consumption and accurate i...

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Hauptverfasser: Isaac R. Porche, Bradley Wilson, Erin-Elizabeth Johnson, Shane Tierney, Evan Saltzman
Format: Buchkapitel
Sprache:eng
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Aerospace engineering
Aircraft
Applied sciences
Armed forces
Artificial satellites
Astronautics
Aviation
Big data
Communications satellites
Computer engineering
Computer science
Cybersecurity
Data architecture
Data management
Data products
Data security
Datasets
Engineering
Government
Government agencies
Information management
Information science
Intelligence services
Measuring instruments
Military science
Navies
Network security
Political science
Sensors
Surveillance
Technology
Unmanned aerial vehicles
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Zusammenfassung:As we have argued in previous chapters, today’s ISR capabilities have the potential to enhance the state of naval situational awareness. However, the Navy needs to improve its ability to make sense of the data being collected. In particular, it faces two challenges: timely consumption and accurate integration. In 2020, there could be twice as many fielded unmanned ISR platforms and related sensors as there are today in early 2014 (Figure 3.1). One such platform is the MQ-4C Triton, a UAV developed under the Broad Area Maritime Surveillance (BAMS) program and designed to fly surveillance missions of up to 24