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23 May 2011 SCORPION II persistent surveillance system update
Michael Coster, Cassandra Hunt
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Abstract
This paper highlights the most recently added features and benefits available in the latest generation of Northrop Grumman SCORPION II persistent surveillance and target recognition systems. By leveraging smaller, lighter, and more power efficient SCORPION II sensor and universal gateway components, with foliage penetrating ad-hoc network communications, persistent field programmable systems that are easier to conceal can be optimized for both image capture and data exfiltration. In addition to the SCORPION II suite of sensor components, a growing list of over sixty different sensor and camera types from a variety of manufacturers have been integrated with the SCORPION Gateway family. In addition to updating several different COP systems, SCORPION and SCORPION II data can be directly processed using a common sensor status graphical user interface (GUI) that allows for viewing and analysis of images and sensor data from hundreds of SCORPION system gateways on single or multiple displays.
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Michael Coster and Cassandra Hunt "SCORPION II persistent surveillance system update", Proc. SPIE 8046, Unattended Ground, Sea, and Air Sensor Technologies and Applications XIII, 80460B (23 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.884548
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Telecommunications

Cameras

Data communications

Infrared sensors

Infrared cameras

Image sensors

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