Reconnaissance aircraft over mountainous terrain

A region-wide spoofing campaign

Aircraft across an entire region report their navigation degrading, all at once, in the same area.
The pattern
One aircraft with a nav fault is a maintenance issue. Dozens across a theater is an electronic-warfare campaign. The spread and shape of the degradation map the emitter's reach, and its intent.
Signals fused
Navigation integrity signalsLive air traffic
How the fusion works
Many independent reports of degraded navigation are aggregated into a single zone whose shape and extent map the interference on the map.
Invisible warfare, drawn as a map.
Why it matters
Electronic warfare is normally invisible. Read from the behavior of the aircraft passing through it, the campaign becomes a zone you can see and brief.
The play
The degraded-navigation zone is drawn automatically from many independent reports, so the extent of the interference is visible at a glance.
What you get
A drawn interference zone showing the campaign's true extent.

Signal Command fuses independent signals onto one time-and-place model, with provenance on every record, so the convergence, not any single source, becomes the alert. Launch the platform ↗

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