This image contains a screenshot of the 3D Terrain Visualization (3DTV) application in which there is a first-person view of rolling hills textured with military raster imagery, clickable icons of units in the field, a overhead scrolling map inset marking the user's position and orientation, and a text area indicating the user's latitude and longitude. Also pictured is the hardened and ruggedized military system running the 3DTV application.
3DTV

3D Terrain Visualization

Status: Completed

Developed a 3D terrain visualization capability integrated by Lockheed Martin into the digital Army Battle Command System (ABCS) that provides accurate line of sight and real-time unit locations on an optimally adapting mesh terrain overlayed with military terrain imagery and unit symbology.

Screenshot of the Asset Lifecycle Information Management System (ALIM) web application user interface containing a hierarchy of functional locations on the left, a 3D rendering of a research bay with a selected X-Ray system in the center, and various properties of the X-Ray system on the right.

An integrative, data-driven framework to enhance situational awareness and decision support for day-to-day facility management, helping increase facility and equipment availability for production work through the strategic integration of data and technology.

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Cytometry

Automated Flow Cytometry

Status: Active

Designed, developed, and delivered an automated precision control of optical, fluidic, photonic, and mechanical flow cytometry devices enabling increased production and single cell sorting performance while also reducing required operational resources.

Screenshot of the Biosurveillance Common Operational Picture (BCOP) web application that consists of a 3D view of the U.S. Capitol in the center and surrounded by numerous dashboard components providing various modeling data and information.

A web-based information dashboard that provides analysts from the National Biosurveillance Integration Center the ability to track and monitor disease outbreaks across the world. This tool provides a common integrated view of the information for both situational awareness and decision-making, and is has been deployed for use in a 24/7 Department of Homeland Security command center.

Image containing a photo of a person in a cattle pasture clicking an iPad tablet to fill out an animal assessment. Also shown is the BFES application login screen.
BFES

Biosurveillance Field Entry System

Status: Completed

A cross platform mobile application that can be used by veterinarians for easily capturing of syndromic symptoms of animals in the field. This application allows for form-based submission in both a live and store-and-forward fashion for use in even very rural locations. The results can be queried and displayed in both a geospatial and temporal fashion within an analyst workstation. This is one perspective of the AgConnect system.

Screenshot of the Brazos Valley Watersmart website with a map of the county and icons indicating regions that do not need to water their lawns today.
BV Water

Brazos Valley Water Smart Portal

Status: Active

A web-based tool that provides lawn irrigation assistance based on real-time rainfall and weather conditions obtained directly from weather stations, along with educational materials related to residential water conservation.

Screenshot of the Coast Guard Dashboard System that consists of a center map of the Puget Sound, Washington, area overlayed with vessel icons. The map is surrounded by numerous dashboard components providing various modeling data and information.
CGDS

Coast Guard Display System

Status: Completed

A web-based information dashboard that provides a user-defined common operating picture across multiple echelons and within different functional areas. This tool was used as part of an on-the-water exercise by the Coast Guard’s Sector Seattle Command Center in August of 2009. These dashboards provided integration of live data feeds describing the current operational environment, real-time video and sensors for providing monitoring and surveillance capabilities, and custom simulation and visual analytic products. The common integration of these diverse tools supported the full decision-making process.

Screenshot of the Welcome page for the Configuration Management Quality Assurance (CQMA) tool, an online software configuration management tool that provided an environment for running quality assurance checks on battlefield functional area system software.

An online software configuration management tool that provided an environment for running quality assurance checks on battlefield functional area system software. It was flexible enough to operate for both UNIX and Windows-based operating systems and had suitable protections to ensure the integrity of each quality assurance check. It has become a pivotal tool in the Army’s configuration management process.

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COIN

Counter-Insurgency

Status: Completed

Designed, executed, and analyzed scenarios within a Human Social Cultural Behavior (HSCB) simulation developed by NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) to assess irregular warfare effects and operations to influence violent extremist organizations.

Image containing the COVID Key application logo, a smartphone displaying the COVID Key login screen, and a smartphone displaying the user's COVID clearance results.
COVID Key

COVID Key

Status: Completed

A technology platform that combines data from vital signs screening, daily health surveys, SARS-CoV-2 infection testing results, and vaccination status, designed to support reporting of an individual’s current COVID-19 status through an iterative monitoring protocol performed over a defined time period.

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