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| http://www.stsc.hill.af.mil/crosstalk/2004/05/0405Shelton_t1.gif Advanced Software Technologies for Protecting America Gregory S. Shelton, Raytheon Company Randy Case, Raytheon Company Louis P. DiPalma, Raytheon Company Dan Nash, Raytheon Company Advanced software technologies are required for the success of homeland security, missile defense, intelligence/surveillance/reconnaissance, and precision engagement. Stateof- the-art software technologies for system architecture development such as model-driven computing, reference architectures, and supporting technology enablers are needed for these critical systems. The events of 9-11 in America and the ongoing actions throughout the world have keenly focused our thoughts on issues of protection and homeland security. Portions of the solutions to these problems will be in better human intelligence, greater diligence, and resources applied to traditional security. However, technologydriven solutions are needed to better increase the use of in-place resources and meet newer threats. Four system areas are vital to protecting America: homeland security, missile defense, intelligence/surveillance/reconnaissance (ISR), and precision engagement. These all require advanced software technologies that will enable the development of integrated mission systems. These technologies go beyond existing software technologies traditionally focused on stovepipe software component or platform solutions. Technologies supporting system architecture development are important for mission success. Homeland Security The threat of terrorist attacks in the United States brings into vivid focus the need to harness technology to detect threats and protect against and respond to them. Table 1 presents a list of some recent initiatives directly related to homeland security; the applicable enabling advanced software technologies are also listed. In some stand-alone activities such as bomb detection or airline missile protection, no new software technologies are needed. More work in domain-specific algorithms may be required, but fundamental software techniques are adequate for these programs to succeed. |
| http://www.stsc.hill.af.mil/crosstalk/2004/05/0405Shelton_t4.gif Software Technologies for System Architecture Development - A Common Theme Systems being deployed and developed for protecting America require advanced software technologies. In some cases, where the particular system architecture is standalone or composed of mostly point-topoint connections and limited broadcasting, the software approaches of today are sufficient. There will still be needed development of more capable algorithms and processors to support those algorithms, but the underlying software tools, paradigms, and enablers do not require further extensive research and development to be successful. Table 4: Precision Engagement Software Technologies Table 4: Precision Engagement Software Technologies (Click on image above to show full-size version in pop-up window.) In many of the other above cases, we find as a common theme the need for existing software capabilities to be extended so that large-scale systems/platforms can work together to achieve the required missions. We believe that success in the new system-of-systems environment is enhanced by using software that will be more intelligent and developed as a direct offspring of modeling and simulation activities within the context of executable enterprise reference architectures. These technologies are being developed today at Raytheon, other defense contractors, and university/research organizations. |
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