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Figure 31: Playback Dialog in FalconView The playback tool can be used with any supported temporally enabled vector format including AIS, NMEA,
GML, and KML. In the case of MOGIE, FalconView uses the timespan and timestamp elements defined in the KML to determine when the appropriate features must be rendered.
8.3.9 Luciad Services Desktop and Mobile Client
To support MOGIE and the scenario experiments and demonstrations, Luciad contributed a set of components based on its SCOTS product suite.
Luciad is a software product company providing standards-based software components to develop situational awareness applications in the Aviation, Defense Security, and Maritime domains. Luciad has been an active
supporter of OGC and OGC standards for many years. Luciad products implement more than a dozen OGC standards and candidate standards.
One important outcome for Luciad’s participation in the MOGIE project is the major reuse of existing components because of the adherence to OGC standards. With almost no development effort, it was possible to
setup a situational awareness display for both scenarios on different devices desktop, mobile, and providing users with a set of analysis tools time filtering, precision measuring, historic trajectory retrieval … to support
the scenario actions.
The following sections further discuss the contributed components and their use in the experiment.
8.3.9.1 Luciad Desktop client
For both the land and maritime scenario experiment, Luciad contributed a desktop situational awareness client based on its COTS product LuciadLightspeed. LuciadLightspeed provides software components and
functionalities that enable data fusion, visualization and analysis of geospatial information. This can include static and moving data, maps, satellite imagery, and terrain elevation in many different formats and references.
The characteristics of the contributed application include: Hybrid 2D 3D map-centric situational awareness display
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Fusion and visualization of different data sources: o
MOGIE vector data through GTRI’s OGC Web Feature Service o
SRTM elevation data through Luciad’s OGC Web Coverage Service o
Satellite imagery through Microsoft’s Bing Maps o
OpenStreetMap data through Luciad’s OGC Web Feature Service o
NOAA ENC data through Luciad’s OGC Web Map Tile Service MIL-STD-2525D styling of the defense-related MOGIE vector data i.e., the land scenario data + the
military vessel data of the maritime scenario Temporal filtering previewing of time-dependent MOGIE vector data
Highlights of the experiments and demonstrations: Analysis of the MOGIE land scenario precision data: the distance between the P6, P9 and P13 data was
determined through a distance ruler and visually displayed on the map at a centimeter scale. Provision of situational awareness aids to ease analysis of the MOGIE maritime scenario data:
o Automatic highlighting of all latest vessel positions when hovering over a vessel.
o Realistic ship icon based on vessel type information.
o HMTL-based labeling showing all relevant information of a selected vessel:
Origin country + flag icon Destination
Navigational status Ship type
Call sign and MMSI o
User controls to retrieve and visualize the historical track 30 days for a selected vessel, by using the historical track data provided by GTRI’s OGC Web Feature Service.
Figure 32: Military and civilian vessels in the Luciad Desktop client
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Figure 33: Vessel analysis and querying its historical track shown by the white line
8.3.9.2 Luciad Mobile client
