Space · HAPS · Aviation · Marine

Disparate feeds. One common operating picture.

Launch hazards, SWIM traffic, authored volumes, NOTMARs, and reentry watches in one picture — so range, ANSP, airline, maritime, and security stop reconciling PDFs and phone trees.

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How disparate feeds become one picture. Illustrative — not live data.

Why teams share one picture

• One feed

  Launch, ANSP, airline, maritime, HAPS, and security on the same mission roster.

• Your data on the same map

  Bring client volumes, tracks, and layers onto the COP beside SWIM, AIS, NOTAMs, and HAPS — without a separate stack or another reconciling pass.

• Live airspace

  FAA SWIM surveillance and flow, filed vs actual, TMIs on one globe.

• Volumes you author

  TFRs and geofilters on the map; see who’s inside.

• Space operations

  Launch hazards, corridors, TIP watches, and reentry envelopes beside live traffic.

• HAPS beside aviation

  Cooperative cylinders and HAO areas next to commercial traffic.

• Airspace security

  Protective volumes, watch areas, and incident context on the same globe as the COP.

• Enterprise access

  MFA, admin-approved accounts, role gates; feed credentials stay server-side.

• Range
• ANSP
• Airline
• HAPS
• Space
• Maritime
• Security

Capabilities

• Airspace COP

  A tactical common operating picture for NAS stakeholders — without leaving the mission map.

  • Live SWIM tracks from SFDPS surveillance and TFMdata flow
  • Filed vs actual path for compare-planned-vs-flown workflows
  • TMIs and volume assessment on one globe
  • Federated map search across flights, airports, navaids, and volumes

• Restrictions & volumes

  Author temporary restrictions and see who is inside — or predicted to enter.

  • TFR builder — circle, polygon, or pasted coordinates with floor, ceiling, and schedule
  • NOTAM console with decoded ICAO fields and map-tied filters
  • Active vs planned volumes on the map (planned entries also appear on the in-product calendar)

• Space operations

  Launch and reentry effects on the same globe as commercial traffic — the space peer to HAPS.

  • Launch hazards and corridors (AHA/DRA, IIP, rehearsal traces)
  • Ballistic IIP, supersonic corridors, and live vehicle trace during rehearsal countdowns
  • Space-Track TIP watches and reentry planning envelopes
  • Upload AHA/DRA polygons, debris response areas, and planned trajectories per mission

• HAPS & maritime

  Higher airspace and downrange maritime effects beside the live NAS picture.

  • WindBorne HAPS / HAO cooperative cylinders and predicted-path cones
  • AIS traffic plus USCG NOTMARs
  • HATM conflict discovery between HAO cooperative areas and NOTAM closed or restricted airspace

• Airspace security

  Security stakeholders share the COP with range and ANSP — protective context without a separate stack.

  • Protective and contingency volumes drawn or imported on the mission map
  • Watch areas and geofilters for venues, corridors, and special-event airspace
  • Traffic, notices, and restricted airspace correlated for security and contingency response
  • Role-gated access so security teams see the same picture as airspace operators

See it with your stakeholders.

Walk the common operating picture with range, ANSP, airline, maritime, or security partners on your next window.

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