A major challenge of today’s intelligence gathering mission is the acquisition of highly evasive targets of short duration. This challenge is typically addressed by advanced intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) systems working in multiple intelligence gathering disciplines, such as OMTI, GMTI, SAR and ELINT.
Yet the multiple capabilities of these ISR systems, and the vast amount of information they present to intelligence officers, are leading to decreased effectiveness in mission decision-making and performance. As a result, new solutions are required for improved performance of intelligence gathering missions.