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Originally Processed With FOIA(s): FOIA Number: 2005-0336-F 2005-0336-F FOIA MARKER This is not a textual record. This is used as an administrative marker by the George Bush Presidential Library Staff. Record Group/Collection: George H.W. Bush Presidential Records Collection/Office of Origin: Science and Technology Policy, Office of (OSTP) Series: O'Neil, John F., Files Subseries: Reports and Publications Files OA/ID Number: 62102 Folder ID Number: 62102-003 Folder Title: Delfin Systems Stack: Row: Section: Shelf: Position: 0 0 0 0 Delfin Systems O . Providing Innovative Systems Solutions for Signals Exploitation Intelligence Analysis Information Resource Management Delfin Systems A SUMMARY OF DELFIN'S Innovative Systems Solutions to Problems of National Importance Hardware and software systems to collect, process, interpret and exploit signal intelligence using advanced signal processing and AI techniques HF/VHF/UHF COMINT equipment and HF/VHF/UHF COMINT DIRECTION FINDING AND SIGNAL INTERCEPT SYSTEMS provide automatic signal acquisition, systems for signal acquisition, classifi- emitter location and logging. This highly integrated functionality is enhanced by a variety of operator-specific displays and full remote control capability. Mission- cation, recognition and direction finding specific antennas support fixed site, mobile, airborne, and sub- and surface shipboard applications. ELINT data processing systems for automated platform threat recognition and passive geolocation Integrated software systems to enbance decision, planning and operational control processes, and to analyze and assess intelligence data Information resource management REAL-TIME SIGNAL RECOGNIZERS can be configured for systems, mass text and image storage parallel channel operation or signal search. Each channel is capable of simultaneous recognition and text decode of and retrieval systems, and large-scale up to twenty different signal types. Signal bandwidths from audio to 8-MHz, AM/FM/PM digital demodulation, database production services exceptional PD PFA and SNR performance and interference rejection are featured in a software programmable unit. A companion STRUCTURED SIGNAL GENERATOR offers a wide variety of user defined complex- Management and engineering services modulated signals for test, training, and system simulation. for operations analysis, systems development and evaluation of C3I, over- the-borizon targeting, electronic warfare Delfin Systems provides a unique blend of and space systems analysis, development, and integrated systems solutions to signal exploitation, intelligence and information resource management requirements for the defense and intelligence communities. Our customers benefit from our extensive experience in problem solving and from our comprehensive capabilities provided by a diverse set of systems and products, languages and tools. CAPABILITIES AND APPLICATION AREAS ELINT SIGNAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS combine digital INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS SOFTWARE AND signal and image processing techniques to passively WORKSTATIONS perform threat recognition and warning geolocate emitters using omnidirectional antennas, predict analysis, reducing time and effort for review of threats from unknown platforms using sophisticated intelligence information, investigation of multi-source parameter measurements, and classify, de-interleave and data relationships, and report generation. These systems identify a wide variety of pulse signatures. aid analysts in the discovery of key political, economic, and military indicators, thus identifying relationships which provide heretofore unobtainable advance warning of hostile preparations. MANAGEMENT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES aid in INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS aid analytical and development support. Highly skilled storage and production of large-scale multi-media technical personnel with military cryptologic, intelligence databases. Systems development and integration is and operations experience provide assistance to provided for several standard platforms and architectures, government agencies in requirements determination, as well as network support, system administration, O&M SETA, and operational test and evaluation for C3I, OTHT, and production services. Terminals range from PCs to EW, and space systems. Custom C3I data base systems are large workstations. Data may be stored magnetically or presently installed on all USN aircraft carriers and optically. Databases exceeding one million pages of text command ships. and digitized images are easily accommodated using digital, optical scanning, or manual entry. Delfin's capabilities were augmented in Our engineers, scientists and analysts hold 1991 through a merger with Maxim Technologies, various security accesses; our facilities on both Inc, an innovative company with complementary coasts have areas with RFI shielded screen rooms products and services. Our expanded team of for secure data processing and system develop- highly qualified and experienced professionals is ment. We have a full complement of hardware and focused in the areas of analog and digital hardware software development facilities with workstations, development, software engineering, artificial scientific processors and the associated design intelligence, signal processing, direction finding, tools. operations analysis and information processing and resource management. We thoroughly understand threat operations and military systems. For more information please contact the nearest Delfin Systems office. Headquarters Sunnyvale 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 Phone (408) 734-2400 FAX (408) 734-9312 San Diego Office 5055 Viewridge Avenue Suite C San Diego, CA 92123 Phone (619) 279-4141 FAX (619) 576-9017 Washington D.C. Office 2200 Clarendon Blvd. Suite 1200 Arlington, VA 22201 Phone (703) 522-6112 FAX (703) 522-8843 Norfolk Office 621 Lynnhaven Parkway Suite 401 Virginia Beach, VA Phone (804) 486-5294 FAX (804) 486-1684 Maxim Technologies, Inc. a subsidiary of Delfin Systems Santa Clara Office 3000 Patrick Henry Drive Santa Clara, CA 95054 Phone (408) 748-1130 FAX (408) 748-1140 Washington D.C. Office 8618 Westwood Center Drive Suite 130 Vienna, VA 22182 Phone (703) 893-3660 FAX (703) 893-8518 Delfin Systems Delfin Systems Corporate Overview Delfin Systems PRIMARY MARKET STRATEGY Identify and Provide System Solutions to Gaps and Inefficiencies in: - Collection and exploitation of signal intelligence - Fusion and exploitation of all source intelligence - Analysis and assessment of intelligence data - Threat response processes - Decision processes - Planning processes - Management control processes - Training and readiness - Information resources management E Delfin Systems OUR BUSINESS Systems solutions to problems of National importance Hardware and software systems to collect, process, interpret, Geolocate, and exploit signal intelligence using advanced signal processing and AI techniques Systems employing AI techniques, advanced man machine interface, and other leading edge computer technology to enhance: - decision, planning and operational control processes - analysis, storage, retrieval, and assessment of intelligence data Provide uniquely qualified personnel for management, analysis, systems development, and engineering of C4I systems and sensors, over the horizon targeting and electronic warfare Delfin Systems SALES 20M 19M 18M 17M 16M 15M 14M 13M 12M 11M $ 10M 9M 8M 7M 6M 5M 4M 3M 2M 1M oM 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 (PROJECTED) G Delfin Systems CORPORATE FACILITIES Silicon Valley, CA OFFICES LAB SPACES MULTI-LEVEL SCIFS Washington, D.C. SCREEN ROOMS OFFICES LAB SPACES MULTI-LEVEL SCIFS SCREEN ROOMS Norfolk, VA San Diego, CA OFFICE OFFICE LAB SPACE SCIF Delfin Systems ORGANIZATION CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER M.C. BAIRD CORPORATE J. GENERAL B. ROVEGNO EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT T. MORIARTY R. MURPHY CONTROLLER VICE PRESIDENT P. YANEZ R. BECKER DIRECTOR, DIRECTOR, CONTRACTS ADMINISTRATION B. KINNUNEN MANAGER, SECURITY Subsidiary SYSTEMS DIVISION ANALYSIS DIVISION MAXIM TECHNOLOGIES, INC. DR. G. KIREMIDJIAN A. BRANCH J. CONKLE VICE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT GENERAL MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Delfin Systems DIRECTION FINDING AND INTERCEPT SYSTEMS SYSTEM 224 HF/VHF/UHF COMINT DIRECTION FINDING AND SIGNAL INTERCEPT SYSTEMS, both in standard catalog productions and custom systems provide smooth integration of automatic signal acquisition, DF, and logging functions in a single unit using front-panel soft keys and a crisp EL display. Mission-specific antennas support fixed, mobile, airborne, and sub- and surface shipboard applications. Equipment is portable and can be remotely operated; minimum size, weight, and power. Delfin Systems SIGNAL RECOGNIZERS REAL-TIME SIGNAL RECOGNIZERS configured for parallel channel or search systems, each channel capable of simultaneous recognition and text decode of up to twenty different signal types. Signal bandwidths from audio to 8-MHz, AM/FM/PM digital demodulation, exceptional PD PFA and SNR performance and interference rejection are combined in a software programmable unit. STRUCTURED SIGNAL GENERATORS offer a wide variety of user defined complex modulated signals for test, training, and system simulation. Delfin Systems SIGNAL PROCESSING RADAR SIGNAL PROCESSING systems combine digital signal and image processing to passively geolocate emitters using omni-directional antennas, predict threats from unknown platforms using parameter measurements and library matching, and classify/de-interleve/identify a wide variety of pulse signatures. Delfin Systems INTELLIGENCE WORKSTATIONS I I BE $ INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS SOFTWARE AND WORKSTATIONS perform threat recognition and warning analysis, reducing time and effort for review and digest of intelligence information, investigation of multi- source data relationships, and report generation. These systems aid analysts in the discovery of key political, economic, and military indicators, thus identifying relationships which provide heretofore unobtainable advance warning of hostile preparations. Delfin Systems INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS V INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS for development and integration of information storage and processing systems, large-scale multi-media database productions and interconnecting network support, system administration, and maintenance. Terminals range from PCs to large workstations and data may be stored magnetically or optically. Data- bases exceeding one million pages of text and digitized images are easily accommodated using digital, optical scanning, or manual input. Delfin Systems SERVICES MANAGEMENT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES for analytical and development support. Highly skilled technical personnel with military cryptologic and intelligence experience provide assistance to government agencies in requirements determination, SETA, and operational test and evaluation of C3I, OTH-T, EW, and space systems. Delfin Systems PRINCIPAL CUSTOMERS UNITED STATES OF OF THE MITY THE AMERICA NAVY - US NAVY OF THE AIR FORCE - US AIR FORCE DE SPAWAR UNITED 8 ROME LABS DNI SAC NWC ESC NOSC PMTC UNITED STATES 1775 OF ARMY. OF THEARMY THE - US ARMY NADC NINTH ARMY NSG NSWC FLEET CINCS INTELLIGENCE OF DEFENSE - JOINT DEFENSE UNITED STATES of AMERICA AGENCY - INTELLIGENCE COMMANDS/DOD AGENCIES ENITED STATES OF " AMERICA JNIDS VARIOUS OSD DARPA JOTH-T VP - VARIOUS PRIMES H Delfin Systems THE CONDUCT OF OUR BUSINESS Blend innovative concepts with proven technologies to achieve advanced system performance that is affordable and reliable Design with an understanding of the operational requirement and user environment Apply commercial technology to defense requirements when applicable Provide a company environment which attracts the best people, stimulates creativity, motivates and encourages productivity Company-wide total commitment to quality Integrity in all things we do Delfin Systems Corporate Overview Delfin Systems PRIMARY MARKET STRATEGY Identify and Provide System Solutions to Gaps and Inefficiencies in: - Collection and exploitation of signal intelligence - Fusion and exploitation of all source intelligence - Analysis and assessment of intelligence data - Threat response processes - Decision processes - Planning processes - Management control processes - Training and readiness - Information resources management E Delfin Systems OUR BUSINESS Systems solutions to problems of National importance Hardware and software systems to collect, process, interpret, Geolocate, and exploit signal intelligence using advanced signal processing and AI techniques Systems employing AI techniques, advanced man machine interface, and other leading edge computer technology to enhance: - decision, planning and operational control processes - analysis, storage, retrieval, and assessment of intelligence data Provide uniquely qualified personnel for management, analysis, systems development, and engineering of C4I systems and sensors, over the horizon targeting and electronic warfare Delfin Systems SALES 20M 19M 18M 17M 16M 15M 14M 13M 12M 11M $ 10M 9M 8M 7M 6M 5M 4M 3M 2M 1M oM 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 (PROJECTED) G Delfin Systems CORPORATE FACILITIES Silicon Valley, CA OFFICES LAB SPACES MULTI-LEVEL SCIFS Washington, D.C. SCREEN ROOMS OFFICES LAB SPACES MULTI-LEVEL SCIFS SCREEN ROOMS Norfolk, VA San Diego, CA OFFICE OFFICE LAB SPACE SCIF Delfin Systems ORGANIZATION CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER M.C. BAIRD CORPORATE J. GENERAL B. ROVEGNO EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT T. MORIARTY R. MURPHY CONTROLLER VICE PRESIDENT P. YANEZ R. BECKER DIRECTOR, DIRECTOR, CONTRACTS ADMINISTRATION B. KINNUNEN MANAGER, SECURITY Subsidiary SYSTEMS DIVISION ANALYSIS DIVISION MAXIM TECHNOLOGIES, INC. DR. G. KIREMIDJIAN A. BRANCH J. CONKLE VICE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT GENERAL MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Delfin Systems DIRECTION FINDING AND INTERCEPT SYSTEMS MD 103A INTERCEPT OF SYSTEM HF/VHF/UHF COMINT DIRECTION FINDING AND SIGNAL INTERCEPT SYSTEMS, both in standard catalog productions and custom systems provide smooth integration of automatic signal acquisition, DF, and logging functions in a single unit using front-panel soft keys and a crisp EL display. Mission-specific antennas support fixed, mobile, airborne, and sub- and surface shipboard applications. Equipment is portable and can be remotely operated; minimum size, weight, and power. Delfin Systems SIGNAL RECOGNIZERS REAL-TIME SIGNAL RECOGNIZERS configured for parallel channel or search systems, each channel capable of simultaneous recognition and text decode of up to twenty different signal types. Signal bandwidths from audio to 8-MHz, AM/FM/PM digital demodulation, exceptional PD PFA and SNR performance and interference rejection are combined in a software programmable unit. STRUCTURED SIGNAL GENERATORS offer a wide variety of user defined complex modulated signals for test, training, and system simulation. Delfin Systems SIGNAL PROCESSING RADAR SIGNAL PROCESSING systems combine digital signal and image processing to passively geolocate emitters using omni-directional antennas, predict threats from unknown platforms using parameter measurements and library matching, and classify/de-interleve/identify a wide variety of pulse signatures. Delfin Systems INTELLIGENCE WORKSTATIONS 0 III # $ INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS SOFTWARE AND WORKSTATIONS perform threat recognition and warning analysis, reducing time and effort for review and digest of intelligence information, investigation of multi- source data relationships, and report generation. These systems aid analysts in the discovery of key political, economic, and military indicators, thus identifying relationships which provide heretofore unobtainable advance warning of hostile preparations. Delfin Systems INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS V INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS for development and integration of information storage and processing systems, large-scale multi-media database productions and interconnecting network support, system administration, and maintenance. Terminals range from PCs to large workstations and data may be stored magnetically or optically. Data- bases exceeding one million pages of text and digitized images are easily accommodated using digital, optical scanning, or manual input. Delfin Systems SERVICES MANAGEMENT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES for analytical and development support. Highly skilled technical personnel with military cryptologic and intelligence experience provide assistance to government agencies in requirements determination, SETA, and operational test and evaluation of C3I, OTH-T, EW, and space systems. Delfin Systems PRINCIPAL CUSTOMERS UNITED STATES OF of THE MARY THE AMERICA NAVY - US NAVY OF THE AIR FORCE 30 - US AIR FORCE SPAWAR UNITED 8 ROME LABS DNI SAC NWC ESC NOSC PMTC UNITED STATES 1775 OF ARMY. OF THEARMY THE - US ARMY NADC NINTH ARMY NSG NSWC FLEET CINCS INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE - JOINT DEFENSE UNITED STATES of AMERICA AGENCY - INTELLIGENCE COMMANDS/DOD AGENCIES OFFINI AMERICA STATES OF E JNIDS VARIOUS OSD DARPA JOTH-T VP - VARIOUS PRIMES H Delfin Systems THE CONDUCT OF OUR BUSINESS Blend innovative concepts with proven technologies to achieve advanced system performance that is affordable and reliable Design with an understanding of the operational requirement and user environment Apply commercial technology to defense requirements when applicable Provide a company environment which attracts the best people, stimulates creativity, motivates and encourages productivity Company-wide total commitment to quality Integrity in all things we do Delfin Systems Corporate Overview Delfin Systems PRIMARY MARKET STRATEGY Identify and Provide System Solutions to Gaps and Inefficiencies in: - Collection and exploitation of signal intelligence - Fusion and exploitation of all source intelligence - Analysis and assessment of intelligence data - Threat response processes - Decision processes - Planning processes - Management control processes - Training and readiness - Information resources management E Delfin Systems OUR BUSINESS Systems solutions to problems of National importance Hardware and software systems to collect, process, interpret, Geolocate, and exploit signal intelligence using advanced signal processing and AI techniques Systems employing AI techniques, advanced man machine interface, and other leading edge computer technology to enhance: - decision, planning and operational control processes - analysis, storage, retrieval, and assessment of intelligence data Provide uniquely qualified personnel for management, analysis, systems development, and engineering of C4I systems and sensors, over the horizon targeting and electronic warfare Delfin Systems SALES 20M 19M 18M 17M 16M 15M 14M 13M 12M 11M $ 10M 9M 8M 7M 6M 5M 4M 3M 2M 1M oM 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 (PROJECTED) G Delfin Systems CORPORATE FACILITIES Silicon Valley, CA OFFICES LAB SPACES MULTI-LEVEL SCIFS Washington, D.C. SCREEN ROOMS OFFICES LAB SPACES MULTI-LEVEL SCIFS SCREEN ROOMS Norfolk, VA San Diego, CA OFFICE OFFICE LAB SPACE SCIF Delfin Systems ORGANIZATION CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER M.C. BAIRD CORPORATE J. GENERAL B. ROVEGNO EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT T. MORIARTY R. MURPHY CONTROLLER VICE PRESIDENT P. YANEZ R. BECKER DIRECTOR, DIRECTOR, CONTRACTS ADMINISTRATION B. KINNUNEN MANAGER, SECURITY Subsidiary SYSTEMS DIVISION ANALYSIS DIVISION MAXIM TECHNOLOGIES, INC. DR. G. KIREMIDJIAN A. BRANCH J. CONKLE VICE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT GENERAL MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Delfin Systems DIRECTION FINDING AND INTERCEPT SYSTEMS HF/VHF/UHF COMINT DIRECTION FINDING AND SIGNAL INTERCEPT SYSTEMS, both in standard catalog productions and custom systems provide smooth integration of automatic signal acquisition, DF, and logging functions in a single unit using front-panel soft keys and a crisp EL display. Mission-specific antennas support fixed, mobile, airborne, and sub- and surface shipboard applications. Equipment is portable and can be remotely operated; minimum size, weight, and power. Delfin Systems SIGNAL RECOGNIZERS REAL-TIME SIGNAL RECOGNIZERS configured for parallel channel or search systems, each channel capable of simultaneous recognition and text decode of up to twenty different signal types. Signal bandwidths from audio to 8-MHz, AM/FM/PM digital demodulation, exceptional PD PFA and SNR performance and interference rejection are combined in a software programmable unit. STRUCTURED SIGNAL GENERATORS offer a wide variety of user defined complex modulated signals for test, training, and system simulation. Delfin Systems SIGNAL PROCESSING RADAR SIGNAL PROCESSING systems combine digital signal and image processing to passively geolocate emitters using omni-directional antennas, predict threats from unknown platforms using parameter measurements and library matching, and classify/de-interleve/identify a wide variety of pulse signatures. Delfin Systems INTELLIGENCE WORKSTATIONS 0 I E BE $ INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS SOFTWARE AND WORKSTATIONS perform threat recognition and warning analysis, reducing time and effort for review and digest of intelligence information, investigation of multi- source data relationships, and report generation. These systems aid analysts in the discovery of key political, economic, and military indicators, thus identifying relationships which provide heretofore unobtainable advance warning of hostile preparations. Delfin Systems INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS or Y MOTE INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS for development and integration of information storage and processing systems, large-scale multi-media database productions and interconnecting network support, system administration, and maintenance. Terminals range from PCs to large workstations and data may be stored magnetically or optically. Data- bases exceeding one million pages of text and digitized images are easily accommodated using digital, optical scanning, or manual input. Delfin Systems SERVICES MANAGEMENT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES for analytical and development support. Highly skilled technical personnel with military cryptologic and intelligence experience provide assistance to government agencies in requirements determination, SETA, and operational test and evaluation of C3I, OTH-T, EW, and space systems. Delfin Systems PRINCIPAL CUSTOMERS UNITED STATES OF of THE MITY THE AMERICA NAVY - US NAVY PRTMENT OF THE AIR SPAWAR FORCE DEPA UNITED - US AIR FORCE ROME LABS DNI SAC NWC ESC NOSC PMTC COMMUNITY UNITED STATES OF ARMY OF THEARMY THE - US ARMY NADC NINTH ARMY NSG NSWC FLEET CINCS DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OF DEFENSE - JOINT - INTELLIGENCE COMMANDS/DOD UNITED STATES of AMERICA AGENCIES OHINT AMINICA STATES OF E JNIDS VARIOUS OSD DARPA JOTH-T VP - VARIOUS PRIMES H Delfin Systems THE CONDUCT OF OUR BUSINESS Blend innovative concepts with proven technologies to achieve advanced system performance that is affordable and reliable Design with an understanding of the operational requirement and user environment Apply commercial technology to defense requirements when applicable Provide a company environment which attracts the best people, stimulates creativity, motivates and encourages productivity Company-wide total commitment to quality Integrity in all things we do Delfin Systems Corporate Overview Delfin Systems PRIMARY MARKET STRATEGY Identify and Provide System Solutions to Gaps and Inefficiencies in: - Collection and exploitation of signal intelligence - Fusion and exploitation of all source intelligence - Analysis and assessment of intelligence data - Threat response processes - Decision processes - Planning processes - Management control processes - Training and readiness - Information resources management E Delfin Systems OUR BUSINESS Systems solutions to problems of National importance Hardware and software systems to collect, process, interpret, Geolocate, and exploit signal intelligence using advanced signal processing and AI techniques Systems employing AI techniques, advanced man machine interface, and other leading edge computer technology to enhance: - decision, planning and operational control processes - analysis, storage, retrieval, and assessment of intelligence data Provide uniquely qualified personnel for management, analysis, systems development, and engineering of C4I systems and sensors, over the horizon targeting and electronic warfare Delfin Systems SALES 20M 19M 18M 17M 16M 15M 14M 13M 12M 11M $ 10M 9M 8M 7M 6M 5M 4M 3M 2M 1M OM 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 (PROJECTED) G Delfin Systems CORPORATE FACILITIES Silicon Valley, CA OFFICES LAB SPACES MULTI-LEVEL SCIFS Washington, D.C. SCREEN ROOMS OFFICES LAB SPACES MULTI-LEVEL SCIFS SCREEN ROOMS Norfolk, VA San Diego, CA OFFICE OFFICE LAB SPACE SCIF Delfin Systems ORGANIZATION CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER M.C. BAIRD CORPORATE J. GENERAL B. ROVEGNO EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT T. MORIARTY R. MURPHY CONTROLLER VICE PRESIDENT P. YANEZ R. BECKER DIRECTOR, DIRECTOR, CONTRACTS ADMINISTRATION B. KINNUNEN MANAGER, SECURITY Subsidiary SYSTEMS DIVISION ANALYSIS DIVISION MAXIM TECHNOLOGIES, INC. DR. G. KIREMIDJIAN A. BRANCH J. CONKLE VICE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT GENERAL MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Delfin Systems DIRECTION FINDING AND INTERCEPT SYSTEMS MD SYSTEM 294 E HF/VHF/UHF COMINT DIRECTION FINDING AND SIGNAL INTERCEPT SYSTEMS, both in standard catalog productions and custom systems provide smooth integration of automatic signal acquisition, DF, and logging functions in a single unit using front-panel soft keys and a crisp EL display. Mission-specific antennas support fixed, mobile, airborne, and sub- and surface shipboard applications. Equipment is portable and can be remotely operated; minimum size, weight, and power. Delfin Systems SIGNAL RECOGNIZERS REAL-TIME SIGNAL RECOGNIZERS configured for parallel channel or search systems, each channel capable of simultaneous recognition and text decode of up to twenty different signal types. Signal bandwidths from audio to 8-MHz, AM/FM/PM digital demodulation, exceptional PD PFA and SNR performance and interference rejection are combined in a software programmable unit. STRUCTURED SIGNAL GENERATORS offer a wide variety of user defined complex modulated signals for test, training, and system simulation. Delfin Systems SIGNAL PROCESSING RADAR SIGNAL PROCESSING systems combine digital signal and image processing to passively geolocate emitters using omni-directional antennas, predict threats from unknown platforms using parameter measurements and library matching, and classify/de-interleve/identify a wide variety of pulse signatures. Delfin Systems INTELLIGENCE WORKSTATIONS m OFFECT I IF $ INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS SOFTWARE AND WORKSTATIONS perform threat recognition and warning analysis, reducing time and effort for review and digest of intelligence information, investigation of multi- source data relationships, and report generation. These systems aid analysts in the discovery of key political, economic, and military indicators, thus identifying relationships which provide heretofore unobtainable advance warning of hostile preparations. Delfin Systems INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ASSET INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS for development and integration of information storage and processing systems, large-scale multi-media database productions and interconnecting network support, system administration, and maintenance. Terminals range from PCs to large workstations and data may be stored magnetically or optically. Data- bases exceeding one million pages of text and digitized images are easily accommodated using digital, optical scanning, or manual input. Delfin Systems SERVICES MANAGEMENT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES for analytical and development support. Highly skilled technical personnel with military cryptologic and intelligence experience provide assistance to government agencies in requirements determination, SETA, and operational test and evaluation of C3I, OTH-T, EW, and space systems. Delfin Systems PRINCIPAL CUSTOMERS UNITED STATES OF THE MITY THE AMERICA NAVY - US NAVY PRTMENT OF THE AIR SPAWAR DEPA UNITED MEMBEVII AMERICA FORCE - US AIR FORCE OF ROME LABS DNI STATES of SAC NWC ESC NOSC PMTC STATEMENT OF THEARMY. THE NADC UNITED STATES 1775 OF ARMY. - US ARMY NINTH ARMY NSG NSWC FLEET CINCS DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE - JOINT - INTELLIGENCE COMMANDS/DOD UNITED STATES of AMERICA AGENCIES OFFINI STATES OF AMIRICA E JNIDS VARIOUS OSD DARPA JOTH-T VP - VARIOUS PRIMES H Delfin Systems THE CONDUCT OF OUR BUSINESS Blend innovative concepts with proven technologies to achieve advanced system performance that is affordable and reliable Design with an understanding of the operational requirement and user environment Apply commercial technology to defense requirements when applicable Provide a company environment which attracts the best people, stimulates creativity, motivates and encourages productivity Company-wide total commitment to quality Integrity in all things we do DN-90-542 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE DATA ANALYSIS Information Spreadsheet Editor Publisher Artist Francitater Color V2.1 (Irial) Root IF NEW OPEN HELP INFO EXIT Size 100 Facuc Abc x Wingz 1.0 RGB File View Edit Props Names V Sheet Date Craph Script Clock Home 2 Sheet Keg Mag: 6 4 Zoom: 0.81 Calendar , xpap Over lage Geography Display Batabase Help (onghung- rea lay yongyang 10 Calculator 11 Y Seoul Kangnung Arto Mag Inch an Plohang Shell Taegn Strait it Macrue Magnify - Pusan Too 4 5 4 T xters Bilasp wizard.px debug.px mail.px Trash Delfin's Foreign Intelligence Module helps intelligence analysts perform foreign threat recognition and warning by providing flexible views into the vast interconnected realm of political, economic and military data. The system provides flexible access to a wide variety of data stored within its own database and supports on-line network retrieval of external documents and images. The system also provides automated decision aids which can help an analyst understand and then monitor the key aspects of the subject country, and allows an analyst to compose a polished and convincing report documenting his findings, which can then be published for dissemination. The system is delivered on a SUN-4 workstation as an integrated suite of software partitioned into three categories: desktop productivity, knowledge manipulation, and automated reasoning. Desktop productivity software moves the analyst from a paper oriented environment to a graphics-based electronic environment, and includes such utilities as a word processor, spreadsheet, drawing package, calculator, clock, and more. Knowledge manipulation software controls the electronic storage and retrieval of vast quantities of diverse information, and makes use of such advanced tools as natural language interface and graphical hierarchy displays. Automated reasoning software helps the analyst investigate the vast on-line library, and includes such features as relevant information suggestion, historical scenario search, and real-time pattern identification and anomaly detection. DN-90-542 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 BEHAVIOR MODELING OF ORGANIZATIONS BEHAVIOR EVELOPMENT Dept Time Time / = = N N N ACTIVITY DEVELOPMENT ENTRY ACTIVITY CONF ACT.DATE DTG SUBUNIT LOCATION ORI Damis Empty - Equipment Class - I Delfin Systems has implemented an expert system that monitors the behaviors of organizations and individuals using a combination of past and current activity data and established behavior models. The delivered system correlates activity reports from multiple sources and compares the developed activity patterns to stored behavior models. In accomplishing its objectives for providing timely indications and warning, this system detects and evaluates deviations between current or future situations and established patterns -- and its automated learning feature can update existing behavior models as the underlying patterns evolve. Users can create behavior model specializations for specific organizations or subcomponents that do not follow normal behavior patterns. The system is delivered on a Sun-4 under Unix or on a DEC VAXStation under VMS. It comes with concurrent operations and development environments, supports distributed processing, and can interface to remote Oracle or Sybase databases. This system uses NEXPERT Object for its expert system engine, and uses VWS graphics on the VAXStation, X-Windows on the Sun; all external routines are written in "C". DN-88-382 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 AUTOMATED INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION The Intelligence Estimate 1. Mission 2. The Area of Operations a. weather b. terrain 3. Enemy Situation a. disposition b. composition C. strength d. significant activities e. peculiarities and weaknesses 4. Enemy Capabilities a. enumeration b. analysis and discussion 5. Conclusions a. probable enemy courses of action b. enemy vulnerabilities Tactical commanders require timely and accurate intelligence estimates of their evolving area of operations, of the enemy situation, and of the enemy's capabilities and probable courses of action. Production of an intelligence estimate is a complex problem with many aspects which are not quantifiable and decision processes not easily expressed. The expertise applied to producing an estimate ranges from the interpretation and understanding of a wide variety of input reports such as tactical reports (TACREP), spot reports (SPOTREP), radar exploitation reports (RADAREXREP), and report-like information about weather and terrain, to the development of high level conclusions that require abstract and complex reasoning. Delfin's Automated Intelligence Production system applies artificial intelligence technology to automatically produce and continuously update a corps-level intelligence estimate. Incoming reports, at various levels of abstraction, are parsed, interpreted, and used to update appropriate paragraphs of the Intelligence Estimate. Those reports dealing with significant activities are further analyzed for their implications about strengths, capabilities, and potential indications of specific courses of action. This system is built in LOOPS and InterLisp-D language on a XEROX 1109 AI workstation. DN-91-213 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 LOGISTICS OVER THE SHORE PLANNER CONTAINER SHIP CRANE SHIP (TAC) SHIPBOARD LOADING CRAFT POINT LCU WITH EMPTY AMPHIBIAN LACV-30 CONTAINERS UP TO 7 CRANE ON MILES ELEVATED OFFSHORE CAUSEWAY BEACH CRANE PARTIALLY JETTY UNLOADED LOADED LCU LCU 00 0 BEACH TRANSFER TT POINT YARD LACV-30 TRAILER WITHIN 5 MILES (SIMPLE LANDFILL) WITH TRACTOR a OFF CHASSIS (STACKED 2 HIGH) 50,000 POUND CAPACITY FRONT LOADING FORKLIFT no ON CHASSIS CONTAINER MARSHALING AREA LONG HAUL TRUCK LOADING POINT TO LOC AND RAILHEAD Army deployment includes moving forces into austere environments where there may be limited, damaged or non-existent facilities for moving cargo ashore. Logistics over the shore (LOTS) operations are conducted when fixed seaport discharge facilities are denied to cargo ships carrying combat equipment, sustaining supplies and resupply. Delfin and Vitro are developing an expert system-based planning aid to provide the ocean terminal commander a decision making tool for the utilization of watercraft lighterage in off-loading cargo ships to meet the required delivery dates of the theater commander. A prototype LOTS discharge planning system is implemented on an IBM PC/AT computer using a custom-built framework on top of GOLDWORKS, Gold Hill's expert system development tool. This framework reasons with dynamically changing operational characteristics, supply requirements, ship arrivals, available lighterage and stevedore companies, and reference data about ship types and operational constraints. DN-91-213 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 LOGISTICS MOVEMENTS PLANNERS Screens CONTROL MAP PLANNED MOVEMENTS Day Class Amount From To RDD Asset D+30 I 95.67 LOTS ARMORED D+30 TRUCK-2 D+30 III 138.57 THEATER LSF ARMORED D+30 TRUCK-2 D+30 IV 222.26 THEATER LSF ARMORED D+30 TRUCK-1 D+30 V 226.78 THEATER LSF ARMORED D+29 TRUCK-1 D+30 I 78.68 LOTS INFANTRY D+30 TRUCK-3/RAIL-1 D+30 II 182.80 THEATER LSF INFANTRY D+30 RAIL-1 D+30 III 113.97 THEATER LSF INFANTRY D+30 RAIL-1 D+30 V 248.69 THEATER LSF INFANTRY D+30 RAIL-1 Selected Movement Details Movement Start Day : D+30 Point of Origin : Theater LSF Destination Point : Trailer Transfer Point TT-1 Receiving Unit : ARMORED Scheduled Arrival : D+30 Required Delivery Day : D+29 DODIC Number : D544 Nomenclature : 155HE M107 for 155 HOWITZER Required Amount : 226.78 Planned to be Moved by: Truck Company 1 In meeting the challenges of the modern theater battlefield, timely logistics planning is essential. This planning must be responsive to a broad range of dynamic factors that are dependent on variations in operational intensity, force dispersion, mobility and surge demands. To assist the logistics planner in dealing with these dynamic factors, Delfin Systems has developed an expert system-based planning aid that supports rapid replanning and the exploration of alternate plans. The logistics planning aid is implemented on an IBM PC/AT computer using a custom built expert system framework on top of GOLDWORKS, Gold Hill's expert system development tool. This framework integrates and reasons with logistics planning expertise, regional environmental factors (such as terrain and weather), and man-made transportation features (such as roads, bridges, airfields, railroads, and pipelines) in order to automatically determine, recommend and justify optimum movement plans and to identify problems in meeting required delivery dates. DN-91-213 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 SENSOR EVENT CORRELATION NEXPERT File Edit Expert Encyclopedia Inspector Report Windows Network IRS Yes LR_ASW_acft_shore_cnds + SW Ves ocean_ASWEX_carea NO Yes <lcareasl>.ocean_ASWEX_carea SE .12 No ocn_air_ASWEX UE =>Let FOR RULE EDITOR SE UE =Xe Network Overview Rule 14 II =>Li there 13 evidence of LR_ASW_actt_shore_cri And there 15 evidence of ocean_ASWEX_ci And there 11 evidence of </careas/> ocean] as And there 13 no evidence of octi_air_ASWE kl Then ocn_air_ASWEX_proj 1. confirmed And <</careas|>> alarm IS setto FALSE And <</careas/> alerm is set to TRUE And alarm.cause air_ASWX to And alarmiconf DVAL is AND letto 12_To_24_Mri Show alarm Individual signal search and collection sensors automatically detect and process signals of interest, and produce activity reports that contain concise, formatted descriptions of each signal intercept. Delfin's Sensor Event Correlation System is an expert system that automatically correlates and assembles input signal activity reports into communications profiles, matches these profiles to known operational event patterns, and identifies missing or expected signal data. The Event Correlation System also formulates queries for specific data contained in external operational event databases (such as closure areas) and in support databases (such as platform and emitter attributes). The system can also accept user-volunteered collateral data inputs. System outputs consist of event alarms, signal predictions, and justifications for alarms and predictions. The configuration of the Event Correlation System for installation and operation at an overseas signal collection site consists of a DEC microVAX II connected via DECNET protocol over an Ethernet LAN to the external collection systems and databases. Database interface is via SQL-Net and ORACLE, and user interaction is forms-oriented using the FMS forms management package. Automatic event correlation functions are supported by specialized mechanisms coded in C, working with the NEXPERT OBJECT expert system building tool. A smaller version of the event correlation system is also available on an IBM PC/AT. DN-91-213 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 DISTRIBUTED SIGNAL UNDERSTANDING DERAMBLING READY INTERGERT CLIMBING 2888 266 18 11 + TARGET IDENTIFYING TARGET 3 ELINT CORREL COMINT 16 DONE DELFIN SYSTEMS Delfin Systems has developed specialized extensions to the Artificial Intelligence concept of the blackboard model of problem solving into the area of distributed computing. These architectural extensions allow problem solving expertise to be distributed into a network of independent, autonomous and cooperating expert systems. This architecture has been tailored to signal understanding problems that require (a) correlation and reasoning with data and information from dissimilar sources, (b) scenario hypothesizing based on incomplete data, (c) prediction of anticipated data based on the hypotheses, (d) uncertainty handling and decision making in the presence of uncertainty, and (e) conflict detection and resolution. A demonstration prototype includes three expert systems: ELINT analysis, COMINT analysis, and ELINT-COMINT correlation in the domain of air defense. ELINT deduces intelligence data about airborne platforms and their activities from observations of their radar emissions. COMINT deduces intelligence data about the activities of platforms from intercepted message traffic. CORRELATION maintains and displays an integrated model of the current situation, analyzes global activities and recognizes threats. Communications between the three autonomous expert systems is through Reports, Feedback, and Tasking messages. DN-90-542 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 TACTICAL SIGNAL EVENT RECOGNITION ******** SKID <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< PARAMETERS MATCHES SOI S1 PARAMETER VALUE NAME INTERPRETATION SOURCE DTG S190122513452012345 12345 OPAL1 I Special Report Default PARAMETER PREO 12345 PARAMETER 2 34567 OPAL2 Nearby Source KWC LOB 027.5 PARAMETER 3 01234 CIC Nearby Combatant Man Spt PARAMETER 4 00112 FDX SP S11 PARAMETER 5 45678 Analysis MSG needed Tsk Msg REMODE GND WHO CONCLUSIONS ALERTS TYPE IDENT RATIONALE UID Sourthfit S1 Signal Model Ship Des 227 S11 Sig Model Sender TEXT oBoBoBcBoBoBoe COMPONENT VALUE INTERPRETATION WHAT CONOLUSIONS S11_COMP1 12171 SPECIAL COMPONENT TYPE ACTIVITY RATIONALE S11_COMP2 77 RECEIVER S11_COMP3 48 SENDER Acty Spcl Rep S11 Signal Model S11_COMP4 X SPECIAL COMPONENT Net XXXX00 S1 Net Model S11_CONT EMERG EMERGENCY Revr WDC Op S1 Net Model AI 12345 INDICATOR 1 A2 56789 INDICATOR 2 A3 12098 INDICATOR 3 WHERE CONGLUGIONS A4 34567 INDICATOR 4 I TYPE LOCATION RATIONALE R Loc Proximity Ground Wave G Loc S Flt Op Net Conclusion CHARACTERS ORDERS PAGE 1 Goog 35N 15W S11 Signal Model Delfin has developed a "Technical SIGINT" expert system designed to assist cryptologic operators at sea in recognizing and identifying key tactical communications signals of interest out of the thousands of signals simultaneously present in the operational environment. This system also assists the operator in managing the assignment of onboard assets to maximize collection of other signals that can contribute to the understanding of the tactical communications signal environment around the platform. Primary signal and data inputs are taken directly and unobtrusively from the system bus of existing search and collection front-ends. As key essential elements of signal information are extracted, the system alerts the operator of high priority signals by providing a concise description of the situation, its rationale for the assessment, and a recommended course of action. The system runs on a VAXStation 3100 with software written using NEXPERT Object for the knowledge bases, and the C programming language for the procedural portions. Database support is provided via the ORACLE DBMS. Knowledge can be modified by users in the field to enable the system to stay abreast of dynamically changing operational environments. DN-90-542 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 SIGNAL FEATURE ANALYSIS Plot View Limits Measurements Results Tools Datastream "DS14-Ramps. Filt" Analysis File ABC900620 System System 1.XNEW> Marker Locations 6 Msmt Marker 1 Marker 2 5 Sample A A Int Time (hms) < V A > 4 Evt Time (hms) < A < A Ampil (cts) < A < > 3 Differences Sample #: A > 2 int Time (hms) A A 1 Evt Time (hms) A A Ampli (cts) A > 26 27 Slope (cts/samp) A > Slope (cts/sec) A > hao Proc Run # 375 Segments and Features 00 Det Event Date Det. Concept Sub # Eventlime Duration Typ Datastream yp Msmt Value Units 17 900620 3:07.21 Ramp- Seq F Mix RateofChange 0.355 Cnts/sec 14:02:53.133 DS14-Ramps.Filt 0 Duration (Samps) 163 Samps 2180 2130 2200 Repeats 0 Amp-Min 1 Cnts " Amp-Max 688 Cnts/sec MsmiInM:2137,2243 14 900620 55.65 UpRamp-Straight S Lin Duration (Samps) 49 Samps 14:02:53:133 DS 14-Ramps.Filt Sample Rate 0.875 Samps/sec Amp-Min 1 Cnts Amp-Max 473 Cnts Amp-Range 472 Cnts Amp-Mean 264.32 Cnts Amp Std Dev 63.12 Cnts Slope (/Time) 0.355 Cnts/sec . . Delfin has developed an automated signal scanning system that rapidly examines large volumes of digitized signal data to identify new, unusual or anomalous types of signal features associated with the activities of a source platform. Signal features of various shapes and durations are isolated, extracted and characterized using scale-space filtering techniques. Features are then combined to form activities, and activities are combined to form events through model-based reasoning and expert systems techniques. A hierarchical structure provides the ability to model actions at various levels of abstraction. Powerful model-matching mechanisms compare activities to normal situations and identify activities that are outside the norm. The feature, activity, and event models provide a structure for encoding knowledge that is readily understandable to analysts. These modules are easily modified and maintained by signals analysts. The major processing components of this system are written in Objective-C and operate within an IBM PS/2 serving as the analyst's workstation for signal and platform activity monitoring, model development and model refinement. DN-90-542 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 UNIVERSAL MMI FOR TACTICAL CRYPTOLOGIC SYSTEMS XX.XXN XXX.XXW COURSE SPEED 901012 1436:30 285 ALERTS Set Alert Edit Minimize Close QUEUE NO OTO PREO SIGND CASE IDENT Subsystem: TASKING 001 1234 126.60 0067 AMBB 00000 0000112 % 12 Subsystem RFD General Search Directed Search Events Minimize Close 003 12M 30.00 1101 CCDO XXXX3 100 DIRECTED SEARCH TASKING DISPLAY Task Name - - 004 1237 140.33 ZAT CODE 13333 XXXXXXX 12 $ Minimize Close EDIT LINE ALERTS PRI CASE SIGIO FREQUENCY DF LINKED ACOR TRACK ANALYSIS BUFFER COMMENTS 01 XXXXXXXXX NNNN 12345.67K X N 2 2 C-8COPE General TASK 06 SPECIFIC FREQUENCIES ARE TASKED TO MMI CHANNE 06 NUMBERS TEXTA INFORMATION DF RECORDING AND 07 OPERATION 08 ANALYSIS EQUIPMENT ROUTING IS SPECIFIED DO 10 ANALYSIS OPERATIONS REPORTS Logs Pans DE Now Tune Record Analyze Opalds Geography Minimize Clos 01L 02 03R 04 05 06 07 08L 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 RFD AND PATCHING NETWORK Optimize Minimize Close COMMS ! LOGIN 01 WEM#PM-0018 1/1 XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX 12346.D0K 0100 KC FILENAME . WSNE R4-00918 2n XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 12500.00K 0118 XC PLENAUE Floorse TIME DI FROM TEXT PHONE 14 0116:00 FALCON CONTROL TURN LEFT ONTO COURS DISPLAY D8M MEMALS REFERRAL AND 0118:10 CONTROL FALCON ROGER 0400PE OPENTRAL ACOR RCV BECOMPHY OPAID4 TECHNICAL 0115046 FALCON FALOON ARE YOU READY TO REFT SYSTEM CONTROLS 0118050 FALCON FALCON READY WHEN - THE CH# RCVR# - * TUNE 18,185.25 = TO MOVOR CARTERIAR me CAMPLAY ANALYSIS STATUS LINE SYSTEM AND ERROR MESSAGE LINE Delfin has designed an expert system-based man-machine interface (MMI) that operates as a self-contained workstation capable of being connected to and interfaced with any Tactical Cryptologic System (TCS). Within Delfin's expert MMI system, specific knowledge about host TCS hardware configurations, RF distributions, analysis equipment, equipment control, software functionalities and capabilities, external interfaces, cryptologic operator aids, reporting, and communications is coupled with more general analysis and correlation knowledge to provide expert-level assessments of tasks and plans, operational configurations, analysis, collection, DF, geography, and operator efficiency. The system optimizes equipment settings, learns favorite operator procedures, and engenders immediate response to rapidly developing signal events. This universal MMI capability complements and enhances traditional procedural MMI modules and provides a consistent, user friendly interface readily understood by cryptologic technicians and usable by them across the entire range of fielded and emerging tactical cryptologic systems. The Universal MMI system is being implemented on a Navy Standard Desktop Terminal Computer Version 3 (a SUN 4) in UNIX, using C++ for procedural software, NEXPERT Object for the expert system component and X-Windows for display. DN-88-386 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 HFDF PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS Target C/S: ABCD Target Ident: BADGUY Date: 3/28/88 TOI: 123456Z FOI: 12.345678 40. 00N FLASH: L1234 FIX: 05N- 68.55W MAJ: 300.0 MIN: 100.0 ORE: 60.0 NF 131.7 CH 97.8 30. 00N 30.00N GT 25.5 HO 59.2 SJ 338.1 Map Center: 31. 05N- 68.55W Map Radius: 1000.00 Map Projection: 20 00N Mercator 80.00W 70.00W 60.00W 50.00W High Frequency Direction Finding (HFDF) is integral to piecing together a complete intelligence picture concerning the nature and intent of target military forces. The HFDF process involves the simultaneous acquisition and direction of arrival determination of a signal of interest by several HFDF acquisition sites, followed by the analysis of the acquired lines of bearing to geolocate the signal's source. Bearing quality is of paramount importance to obtaining acceptable fix geometry and accurate geolocations. Many factors can contribute to bearing error and other fix inaccuracies. The BULLSEYE Offline Analysis Tool (BOAT) was developed by Delfin Systems as a low cost offline analysis system to evaluate the performance of HFDF Systems and to identify possible sources of inaccuracies. BOAT allows an operator or analyst to extract HFDF case data without impacting net operations. An analyst can extract subsets of information in any manner desired depending upon the type of analysis that must be performed. Extracted case information is stored and manipulated in a PC-AT microprocessor-based environment. A unique feature of the BOAT system is the utilization of two video monitors simultaneously. A monochrome monitor is used to display alpha-numeric data and an enhanced graphics adaptor (EGA) high-resolution color display with mouse support is used to display geographic map information, lines-of-bearing (LOBs), fix location, ellipse, track history, and other pertinent information about an individual HFDF case. BOAT displays geo-locational data in either MERCATOR or GNOMONIC map projections. DN-90-542 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 RFI/EMI REDUCTION ENGINEERING RANGE: -51 dBV STATUS: PAUSED A:MAG RMS:10 -50 dBY : : : : : : : : .. : ... : 200 : : : : : : : : : : : : : 20 mA : : : : 10 dB /DIV 2 0.2 : : : : : : : -130 START: 0 H= 3W: 9.5485 Hz STOP: 1 000 H= X: 150 h= Y:-50. 15 dBV Delfin Systems provides critically needed Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) engineering, analytical skills, and technology support required to efficiently search for, detect, identify, isolate, and mitigate the effects of EMI and RFI in Radio Frequency (RF) sensitive facilities and systems. A typical signal to noise enhancement program conducted by Delfin surveys fixed and mobile communications, signal processing, and related computer facilities to determine the levels and effects of EMI/RFI present at a particular site, then isolates and mitigates the effects of detected noise sources on site systems. Such a program significantly increases the sensitivity and dynamic range of communications receiving and signal processing systems, thus reducing processing errors caused by interference. Thus far Delfin has participated in EMI/RFI survey and noise reduction efforts at sites in Japan, Guam, Diego Garcia, Scotland, Germany, Spain, Puerto Rico, Iceland and the continental United States. Additionally, Delfin has conducted a number of field engineering tests concerning the effects of Over-The- Horizon (OTH) Radar Systems and other very powerful, discrete signals on victim signal collection systems as well as the influence of frequency agile, (e.g. Industrial-Scientific-Medical (ISM), ionospheric sounders), ground wave and near-field E and B radiation on these systems. Delfin's success in RFI/EMI reduction is due to our in-depth understanding of the nature and the sources of noise and our innovative, proven techniques for isolating and mitigating the effects of noise. Delfin Systems THE BFG BOX An Integrated EMI Barrier Use with equipment racks or cabinets to shield RF equipment, computers and UPS Reduces effects of EMI conducted in power wires and coaxial cable shields Easy to install, reliable, low cost The performance of RF sensitive equipment can be shown in Figures A and B, conducted noise currents severely degraded in the presence of EMI. A major on power wires, green wire ground, and signal source of EMI comes from inductively coupled high grounds (cable shields) are prevented from passing frequency noise currents conducted along power through the barrier in either direction. wires and signal cable shields. High frequency hot and neutral wire noise currents The BFG Box stops high frequency conducted noise shunt to the barrier surface. High frequency green currents from entering or leaving equipment cabinets wire ground currents are also shunted to the barrier or racks using a special integrated EMI power filter surface. Only low frequency ground fault currents are and cable connector interface that provides a com- allowed to pass. plete EMI barrier to conducted HF noise currents. As 2230 High frequency conducted noise currents 223 are shunted to the barrier surface 22 µA 2.2 Noise Noise 0.22 Outside Inside 32.8 Conducted B mmm Conducted Noise Currents W mmm Noise Currents INSIDE BFG G TIME S Noise Noise OUTSIDE BFG 0 0 50 FREQUENCY MHz FIGURE A: Conducted noise currents are shunted to the FIGURE B: Actual EMI suppression using a BFG barrier surface and not through the barrier. filter connected to an uninterruptable power supply. The power line filter normally installed is a single- phased filter rated at 30A at 120VAC and 25A at B 250VAC. Three-phased power filter configurations are also available. Filter installation adheres to the total EMI barrier concept. The average noise current isolation measured with the filter mounted in the bar- rier enclosure is at least 40dB to frequencies of at least A 50MHz. Mounted at either the bottom or top of an equipment D enclosure or cabinet, the BFG Box provides the extra space needed to handle all necessary power wires and cable conductors. Built to handle equipment rack and 1 C cabinet weights of up to 1000 lbs with lateral torque stress of up to 300 lbs, the BFG Box installs easily. If 5 (TOP) your application does not require a complete barrier enclosure, you can order a rack mounted barrier plate assembly like the one illustrated by Figure C. 6 2 3 FIGURE D BFG BOXES Dimensions (inches) Quantity/Prices A B C D 1-5 6-10 11-20 >20 EMI Power Filter 24 22 6 2 $1498 $1423 $1348 $1273 24 22 8 2 $1575 $1496 $1417 $1338 Bulkhead connector 24 22 10 2 interface $1595 $1515 $1435 $1355 28 22 6 2 $1595 $1515 $1435 $1355 FIGURE C 28 22 8 2 $1689 $1605 $1520 $1435 ORDERING INFORMATION 28 22 10 2 $1785 $1695 $1606 $1517 BFG Boxes can be ordered painted, or unpainted, in 32 22 6 2 $1750 $1662 $1575 $1487 a variety of configurations depending upon the di- 32 22 8 2 $1880 $1810 $1705 $1610 mensions of your equipment racks or cabinets and 32 22 10 2 $1950 $1852 $1755 $1657 other specific requirements. To order, specify color, enclosure dimensions (A, B, C, and D), and desired 36 22 6 2 $1895 $1835 $1725 $1610 filter/bulkhead connector placement location (loca- 36 22 8 2 $1995 $1895 $1795 $1695 tions 1,2,3,4,5, or 6) (see Figure D). Specify barrier 36 22 plate height when ordering the rack-mounted barrier 10 2 $2050 $1948 $1845 $1743 plate. BARRIER PLATES PRICING INFORMATION 1-3 4-9 10-20 >20 Prices shown are for standard size painted enclo- $295 $280 $265 $250 sures. There is also a 15-percent price reduction from All prices are effective 1/6/92 and are the prices shown for unpainted BFG boxes. For subject to change without notice. custom dimensions, call for prices. Information and Orders: DELFIN SYSTEMS 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-2400 Ask for SNEP Manager FAX: (408) 734-9312 DN-89-169 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 SUITCASE COMINT COLLECTION SYSTEM Delfin has developed an extremely low-cost Suitcase COMINT Collection System (SCS) that is easily transported as checked airline baggage, and set up and used by untrained field operators. SCS provides continuous frequency coverage from .5 to 1200 MHz with detection and recording capability for all narrow-band AM, FM, FSK, and CW signals. SCS is complete in itself and is designed for use in situations where rapid, tactical response is needed. One or more suitcases can be deployed on board any platform or at any field site. Systems can be pre-positioned for deployment at a moment's notice. SCS can use platform or site-available antennas and RF distribution systems, or can be used with its own antennas. Attention has been paid to reducing own-system generated EMI by using the topological approach to signal grounding. Maintenance is inexpensive and easy in that all components and piece parts are available from a variety of commercial retail outlets worldwide. No maintenance personnel are required in the field to support system installation and use. FEATURES Two HF and two VHF receivers 29" H X 20" W X 14" D aluminum Two audio cassette tape recorders weatherproof suitcase type enclosure Flexible audio and signal routing 85 pounds total weight via patch panel Continuous search, band search, DF, Pre-D recording and spectrum directed search and step search in analyses options easily added both HF and VHF DN-90-118 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 STRUCTURED SIGNAL RECOGNIZERS Formatted Instrumentation, Bauded and automated Communications signals Dullis Operates at lower signal-to- noise and signal-to- interference ratios. Naturally rejects interference and impulsive noise. Determines modulation method and produces element XXXXXXXXXX and frame rates. Synchronizes to data, can provide imbedded text output. Real-time automatic recognizers for structured data signals-of-interest (SOIs) are an essential component in signal collection and exploitation, situation assessment and automatic threat identification. Delfin Systems has developed a new family of signal recognizers that, compared to their predecessors, provide signal recognition at lower signal-to-noise and signal-to-interference ratios while improving the capabilities for rejecting interferers. Delfin's recognition methodology quickly examines the AM, FM, and PM video outputs of a receiver to determine the modulation method and synchronously produces the element and frame rates, filtering out impulsive noise. If the measured parameters are reasonably close to those of a signal-of-interest, a more precise parameter measurement is made and the signal structure unique to the data format is sought. Recognition is declared when the parameters and structure match those of a signal-of-interest within an operator selectable latitude. To further enhance performance at low SNR, two additional features may be added, Synchronous Video Integration and full bandwidth Digital Demodulation. These two features are available for those applications emphasizing SNR performance and recognizer connection to receiver IF. Digital Demodulation also allows for recognition in SOI-matched bandwidths using non-optimum (wider) receiver IF bandwidths, for example, the receiver IF bandwidths used for Pre-Detection recording of signals. (over) DN-90-118 Dellin Delfin's data signal recognizer is implemented using the Intel 80X86 microprocessor family, custom ASIC, Zoran FIR and TMS 320 DSP chips on single or multiple circuit card assemblies, with a bus interface. A CMOS very low power version is also available. Recognition times are between 30ms and 100ms plus the signal sample time length for PD>>.9 and PFA<10⁻⁷. The recognizer hardware cards are non-signal specific and provide for expansion in the number and types of measurements made, including rapid and easy software accommodation of additions or substitutions of new signals-of-interest or to accommodate new variations as signals evolve. The recognizer hardware is available as a set of circuit cards or in a stand-alone chassis. Parallel recognizer channels may be implemented as shown in the photograph above, an 8-channel parallel recognizer with operator interface. Signal parameters are downloaded via floppy disk and results are displayed on the front panel and to a host system via bus connection. DN-91-362 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 STRUCTURED SIGNAL GENERATOR SSG - 200 Formatted instrumentation, bauded, and automated Delfin Systems Structured Signal Generator SSG 200 communications signals. Simultaneous AM, FM, PM. HF/VHF/UHF. or - RF output level: -20 to -120 dBm in a 60 dB range with 1dB steps. Single-shot or continuous signals. Visa Sync RE On AC in Stand alone or bus controllable. The Delfin Systems Structured Signal Generator is a programmable self-contained, RF test signal source. Available in rack-mount or portable case models, it provides formatted instrumentation, bauded, and automated communications signals for system development, test and operator training. Single-shot or continuously repetitive signals of precisely defined characteristics are generated at output frequencies selectable between baseband and 1200 MHz. Hardware circuitry is not signal specific; signals of up to 8 MHz bandwidth may be generated with sub-microsecond parameter timing control. AM, FM and PM modulation is possible, simultaneously. Signal parameters are constructed externally, stored on a floppy disk or EEPROM key, and input to the generator via the front panel. Operator control of signal selection, RF output amplitude and frequency, and limited signal parameter modification is provided via a front panel color touch-screen CRT display. Front panel connectors provide sync signals (start of signal, frame mark, channel sync, etc.), RF output and signal video. Typical modulation types may be OOK (Morse or pulsed), multilevel FSK, multilevel PSK, FSK- OOK, QAM, and compound (FM-FM, FM-PM, etc.). The generator is software driven with the signal parameters downloaded from memory. There is no resident permanent memory (ROM, etc.), so the generator hardware reverts to unclassified on removal of the signal disk or key and power-off. (over) Main Mego trystal, SIG NAME user defined 1 2 3 SIG NAME user defined FREQ 123.456MHz FREQ 123.4560MHz POWER - 55dBm plan 5 6 POWER - 55dBm CLOCK 10000000.0Hz CLOCK 10000000.01z SYNC SEL SYNCI 7 8 9 SYNC SEL SYNCI 101 BRATE SYNC POS OuS SYNC POS OnS RF OFF 0 Del RF OFF DONN MODULATION OFF MODULATION OFF SIGNAL SINGLE CYCLE Ent SIGNAL SINGLE CYCLE Sode Cock Mark Pumer Public 06/08 Cook Canck Syer Vicena, Power Cred. Examples of two of the touch-screen signal control displays are shown above. The photo on the left shows the display after operator selection of "Freq" and pressing the soft keys to select a frequency of 123.456 MHz. On pressing "ENT" the display on the right is presented, allowing the operator to incrementally adjust the frequency up or down and move the selected digit right or left. Similar displays are presented for selection of RF output level, clock and sync functions. Prices start at less than US $30,000 per unit plus signal-specific software. Signals that have already been programmed are available for the cost of software duplication. New signals can be generated by Delfin Systems (simple ones by the user) at costs that are dependent only on signal complexity. Consult Delfin Systems for availability and cost of signal-specific software. Delfin has the facilities for generation of signals at any security level. DN-90-468 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 DIGITAL DEMODULATOR 21.4 MHz IF or baseband input. Digitizes input signal and provides all-digital AM, FM, and PM demodulation. sen Up to 8 MHz preD bandwidth. 20 Msample per sec, 8 bit sampling. 7.5 X 12 X 1 inches. Approximately 10 watts. The Delfin Systems Demodulation Subsystem is a general purpose demodulator for signals of up to 8 MHz predetection bandwidth. It accepts 21.4 MHz IF or baseband input and provides digitally derived AM, FM, and PM video. The digital demodulator section operates on baseband signals in the range of 0 to 8 MHz. A simple change of digitizing rate and filter parameters allows operation at different bandwidths, for example 0 to 2 MHz. The companion baseband converter* is a high quality imageless mixer providing 50dB spur-free dynamic range at +13 dBm output and accepts a nominal -40 dBm 21.4 MHz IF input. This is translated to baseband with 40 dB rejection (min) of the unwanted image product and less than 100nsec p-p group delay ripple. The internal LO reference can be phaselocked to an external 5 MHz standard. The demodulator digitizes the baseband signal at 20 megasamples per second at 8 bits. It derives the inphase (I) and quadrature (Q) signal components and, through a rectangular to polar conversion, produces the instantaneous signal phase and amplitude. The instantaneous amplitude is lowpass filtered at 4 MHz to produce the AM video output. The instantaneous phase is differentiated to produce instantaneous FM, which is low pass filtered at 4 MHz for the FM video output. It is also additionally filtered at 1 MHz and subtracted from the instantaneous phase to produce an instantaneous unwrapped (carrier removed) phase which is lowpass filtered at 4 MHz to produce the PM output. All filtering is done with linear phase FIR filters for best signal fidelity and all outputs are 8 bit parallel TTL signals at a 10 megasample per second rate. Multiple demodulators can be ganged for predetection bandwidths up to 125 MHz. * Manufactured for Delfin by Maxtech, Inc., State College, PA. DN-90-542 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 AIR TACTICS ANALYSIS Detitled that MEMM:SS a BENINICS INTERACT GIVE crm land the Params Butput Exit PRESPO Part Pat Relation Reguert altitude Track Retionale Pet Codia Salfie Welcome to TAES Tastics Analysis Expert System Event Besign Teste Recoviedge Editor Shatdave Profile Editor Legalf Delfin's Air Tactics Analysis Expert System performs automatic reconstruction of three dimensional aircraft tracks based on airframe performance characteristics, track skeleton information derived from communications intercepts, known maneuver profiles, correlated track data from a variety of sources, and analyst heuristics. The system combines independently collected data input files which contain azimuth, range and altitude position reports with analyst- provided event skeleton information and built-in maneuver profile model to automatically reconstruct the individual flight tracks for complex maneuvers involving multiple aircraft. The delivered system runs on a DEC VAXStation 3100 under VMS operating system. A menu-driven user interface component consists of conventional software written in C language and VWS graphics. An expert system component makes use of the Mercury KBE expert system shell, VAX LISP and C to codify and apply general knowledge about track reconstruction processing, rules that specify what to do with certain pieces of knowledge, database software to store interim results and procedural code to perform traditional software processing. Multiple hypotheses are generated and ranked by using symbolic uncertainty handling techniques. DN-90-542 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 PASSIVE RADAR GEOLOCATION Files from Dall Con Selvect YOU File Change Receiver tax. Pan Nex Pick Yes States Statem Date Terrato 95506% SMITT Delfin's Shape Intersection Technique (SIT) combines signal and image processing methods to locate radar transmitters and receivers from radar signals collected passively with an omnidirectional antenna. The method is based on searching a calculated set of possible transmitter positions, receiver positions and radar parameters until the predicted locations of bistatic reflectors optimally match a feature reference data base of known reflector locations. Reflector locations are obtained by converting measured pulse times of arrival to two-dimensional locations based on a geometric model of the bistatic radar geometry. The feature reference data base can be extracted from the digital terrain elevation data (DTED) and digital cultural feature data (DCFD), both available from the Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) or directly from registered radar data. The advantages of the SIT approach are that only a single collection site is needed for a very short length of time and the resulting location can be very accurate. In addition to its obvious military value in locating transmitters in the air, on land and at sea, the technique can also be used as a navigational aid to provide the position of the collection platform relative to previously known radar transmitter locations. Delfin Systems DN-88-383 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 RADAR THREAT RECOGNITION LOW GEN GEN AAAI PSTEM TAQTI AAAZ threats LOW BER MIA ARAI BEW AAA2 AAAI threat LOR 3 TAB AAA1 TI,EW JIF NOV VITEM WICH ENTR TAS PSTEM SA Inteat TAS HIGH ENTA TA9 DESTEM a United LOR GEN GEN /STOCIEL LOW LERARY MATCH track RABI RACK #315 17.5 3.3e+002 LOW AEN et 2.68e+003 pri 44e+903 CONS CIRC ACH TERARY MATCH track #315 entrtype GEN ISHARY MATCH track #315 EN LOW EN Radar threat projections indicate future engagements will encounter increased signal densities, higher radio frequencies, advanced modulation techniques, substantial use of frequency diversity and agility, and improved electronic counter-countermeasures, all of which compromise the ability of threat warning systems to isolate, detect, and classify threat emitters. Current self-protection systems fail to achieve proper threat identification due to the inadequacies of library matching techniques, parameter measurement errors due to missing or overlapping pulses, and failure to measure or characterize complex signal structures. Delfin's Adaptive Threat Recognizer (ATR) is a prototype system designed to demonstrate and evaluate the feasibility of combining expert systems technology with radar signal processing techniques to provide threat recognition against existing, emerging, and anticipated threat signals. ATR addresses the recognition of tactical threats by analyzing signal characteristics against the context of emitter operational profiles and the developing electronic order of battle (EOB). DN-91-213 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 UAV CONTROLLERS Command Menu RPV Status DATABASE OPS RPV Control Displav Control eXpand Menu 01JAN88 Database Ons RPV SINGLE Save Database Lat N. 5-31-13 Database Options Load Database Long E 0-05-26 Directory Press-- Heading 187.0 Transfer Flt Plan S to save a database on the disk Alt-B/R 310/ 803 30 L to load a database from disk Grnd Spd 114 D to show the databases on the disk IAS 136 T to upload a single flight plan Vert Spd 0 N6° ESC to return to Command menu X Trk 0.3 Wind d/s 171/30 30' Database FOXFIRE1 N5° 30' N4° 30' W1° 30' 0° 30' E1° 30' E2° 30' E3° 30' Ground-based and airborne controllers for Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAV) provide the essential processing intelligence for UAV mission planning and flight plan control. Delfin Systems has developed flexible airborne and ground-based controllers which interface to a variety of navigation and communication peripherals as well as mission-specific payload packages. The Airborne Controller utilizes navigational positions and heading inputs to calculate the guidance control data required by an autopilot system. The system can handle an unlimited number of waypoints for any number of mission flight plans. Flight plans provide the desired cross tracks, waypoint loiter patterns, and engine power settings. The Ground-Based Controller is a computer system with a user friendly operator interface to control and monitor the UAV and its associated peripherals. Operator selectable windows with minimal keystroke entries provide a modular environment for functional expandability. A communication link using off-the- shelf VHF/UHF transceivers and modems provides reliable line-of-sight air/ground interfacing. The communication message packet offers error detection/correction and networking capabilities. DN-91-213 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 PULSE SIGNATURE CLASSIFICATION RF SIGNALS OR IF SIGNALS TIME DOMAIN MAGNITUDE FMOP SPECTRUM FREQUENCY DETERMINISTIC PRI PW POL. SIGNAL SIGNATURE DOA AMOP PHASE DESCRIPTIONS POLARIZATION SPECTRUM SCAN PARAMETER VARIATIONS RANDOM PMOP SPURIOUS VARIABLE SIGNALS DESCRIPTIONS HARMONICS Delfin's Pulse Signal Classification System is designed to classify, de-interleave and identify a variety of complex, sophisticated radar signals, including monopulse with intra-pulse FM, chirp, FSK and PCM FM and PCM AM. The system operates by measuring both intentional (IMOP) and unintentional (UMOP) modulation on radar pulses, de-interleaving a mixture of pulsed signals on the basis of their intra- pulse modulation characteristics, and then classifying these signals. The system also makes use of angle of arrival and carrier frequency data in de-interleaving, when provided as an external input. The Pulse Signal Classification System employs state-of-the-art digital signal processing based on Delfin's proprietary digital demodulation technology, special-purpose ASIC and hybrid circuits developed by Delfin Systems, and a parallel design that achieves an instantaneous band width of 100MHz. Delfin Systems DN-91-249 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 TFCC INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (TIMS) NTDS TFCC TADIXS OTCIXS BRIDGE TAO Menu (? at any OPTION for HELP) FDDS JOTS TAO METRO 1. This Menu 16. Execute Command TFCC 11+ 2. Display ASTAB (GASTAB) 17. Help about ASTAB System 3. Create/Edit an ASTAB (ASTAB) 18. MENU Text/Message Editing 4. Air Wing Aircraft Status 19. MENU JINTACCS Messages FLAG OPS 5. Dispaly Orange Force Summary 20. MENU Technical Characteristics 6. Display BG Weapon Inventory 21. MENU OPNOTE Preparation 7. Send Contact Data to FDDS 22. MENU Task Organization TIMS 8. Compare JOTS/FDDS Tracks 23. MENU Track File Menu 9. Current Weather CIC CAG 24. MENU Embarked Units Menu 10. Check Target Clearance 25. MENU Schedule of Events 11. Enter Divert Field Local Tracks 26. Generate FOTC SITREP 12. Save Divert Fields to Backup 27. Edit FOTC SITREP EW 13. Check TIMS Tracks SUPPLOT 28. Print FOTC SITREP 14. Send Message to Terminals 29. Transmit FOTC SITREP to FDDS 15. Display TACAID Data 16. Electronic Mail LT DK AIR CVIC CAG FLAG CONT OPS MAINT OPS SHIPS PAPER TV TAPE TIMS is an auxiliary processing system of the Tactical Flag Command Center (TFCC), which allows the distribution of tactical locating data to desktop computers located in staff and ship workspaces which support TFCC. All data stored in TIMS is managed by a relational data base management system (DBMS). Within TFCC, the principle function of TIMS is to provide tailored alphanumeric display support to the various graphic display systems. This function is provided through the generation of Automated Status Boards (ASTABS), which can be configured by TIMS users to fit the current tactical situation. These ASTABS can be displayed on any of the TIMS terminals, on color displays mounted in TFCC and on the ship's TV system. In addition to the automated display of tactical data, TIMS provides for the display of the Airwing Status, current and forecasted weather, and technical characteristics from the Naval Warfare Tactical Data Base (NWTDB). The system contains a one-line inter-terminal message system as well as an electronic mail system. Users can write Officer-in-Tactical-Command-Information-Exchange Subsystem (OTCIXS) opnotes and JINTACCS MARREPS on each of the terminals for output to the host tactical computer or to paper tape, as appropriate. TIMS can best be described in a general sense as a "Tactical Office Automation System". As such, it provides support to the various ship and staff elements which directly support TFCC, and whose functions generally involve frequent reference to the current tactical or operational situation. DN-91-213 Delfin Systems 1349 Moffett Park Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 734-9312 Fax (408) 734-2400 OPERATIONAL AND INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT / V Delfin Systems provides operational and intelligence analyses that clearly define specific requirements for new defense electronic systems. Typical operational analysis involves examination of specific tactical or strategic problems in Electronic Warfare, SIGINT, C3 or C3I. Delfin's analytic resources are focused on the determination of impact upon current or projected operations through the analysis of new threat signals and related intelligence data. Delfin Systems' supports customers in developing Test and Evaluations (T&E) strategies that ensure operational effectiveness and eliminate system incompatibilities. Delfin's T&E activities often include on-site test operations.