Real Time Mission Planning

Emad William Saad; Stefan Richard Bieniawski; Riley Pigg; Paul Edward; John Lyle Vian; Paul Michael Robinette; Donald C. Wunsch

Real Time Mission Planning

Emad William Saad
, Stefan Richard Bieniawski
, Riley Pigg
, Paul Edward
, John Lyle Vian
, Paul Michael Robinette
, Donald C. Wunsch

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Abstract

The different advantageous embodiments provide a system comprising a number of computers, a graphical user interface, first program code stored on the computer, and second program code stored on the computer. The graphical user interface is executed by a computer in the number of computers. The computer is configured to run the first program code to define a mission using a number of mission elements. The computer is configured to run the second program code to generate instructions for a number of assets to execute the mission and monitor the number of assets during execution of the mission.

Original language	American English
Journal	U.S. Patents
State	Published - Jan 1 2015

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Electrical and Computer Engineering
Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing

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