OAK BMS fuses live sensor, track-link and Cursor-on-Target feeds into a single, all-domain common operating picture — air, surface, subsurface, space and the contested EM / PNT environment on one clock. It closes the full ISR loop — intelligence requirement → collection → satisfaction — and gates every AI-fused track and operator decision with calibrated confidence and a tamper-evident record. MIL-STD-2525 symbology, a Kalman tracker, TEWA and requirements-traceable V&V — built on the EW SUITE physics core, for operations, not just training.
Every feed is receive-only. Observations are correlated by the suite's own multi-INT fusion into fused tracks that carry allegiance, class and threat.




The COP spans every domain, closes the collection loop, and makes every AI-fused track and operator decision defensible.
Air and surface tracks join subsurface sonar contacts, a space catalog with conjunction warnings, counter-UAS tracks with recommended defeats, and a NAVWAR contested-PNT overlay — fused on one battlespace clock.
Set intelligence requirements and Named / Target Areas of Interest; a live collection plan shows coverage and gaps, cues the right sensor, and tracks each requirement to SATISFIED. Analyst PED ties a track to a requirement and exports an INTREP.
Emitters are auto-identified and fingerprinted to the specific unit; every fused track carries a calibrated confidence and a GO / CAUTION / NO-GO gate before an effect; every decision lands on a tamper-evident record.
Take a picture in from TAK and the network; push it back out to TAK, Google Earth and other consoles. Open, inspectable formats — no proprietary lock-in.
Ingest CoT events from TAK / ATAK and other fielded C2, and emit the BMS picture as conformant CoT — affiliation and battle-dimension preserved both ways.
One console publishes over TCP; any number subscribe and see the same live COP. The network frame is the same as a recording — live share and replay are interchangeable.
KML / KMZ for Google Earth & QGIS, a CSV track list, and a plain-text SITREP that carries the current classification — get the picture into briefings and other tools.
OAK BMS ingests over open, inspectable interfaces. Nothing transmits; the operator owns every sensor, link and authority.
Geolocated track messages over TCP (newline-JSON): id, position, allegiance, class, threat and RF. The primary external picture source.
CoT 2.0 events to and from TAK / ATAK and fielded C2 — interoperate with the systems your teams already field.
Two or more ESM stream PDWs (RF + AOA); cross-fixed to real positions with error ellipses, auto-identified to real-world systems, and fingerprinted to the specific emitter unit (SEI).
Own-platform position and attitude over the ANPP packet stream — anchors the theatre and tactical frames.
Motion-tracked electro-optical detections folded in as bearing observations for the fusion engine.
Keysight PXA / VSA capture over SCPI — spectral peaks become ELINT detections at the analyser bearing (or simulated, hardware-free).
Models GNSS jamming & spoofing against own assets — denial rings and a per-asset PNT-integrity read-out on the COP for operating in contested PNT.
Sonar contacts from sonobuoy / hull arrays, fused into the picture as depth-aware subsurface tracks alongside the air and surface tracks.
Space-object catalog with conjunction screening (RED / AMBER / GREEN) — the orbital picture feeding the same console.
Small-UAS tracks classified by DoD group, each with a recommended soft-kill defeat (RF link-jam + GNSS denial) and probability.
Publish the COP over TCP and let other consoles subscribe — one fused picture across many operators.
Anchor-independent NDJSON recording with scrub and seek — replay a real engagement for training or after-action.
Every quantitative claim is auditable. A requirements-traceable V&V harness runs the live code against analytical, surveyed and standard references — coordinate fidelity, MGRS, geolocation accuracy (Monte-Carlo CEP/RMS), tracker error, CoT conformance, physics-consistency, performance and robustness — and gates every check in CI with a coverage floor, so the evidence can't silently rot.
Engineering evidence — not an accreditation. ATO, classification and field test against your sensors remain the deploying authority's responsibility.
OAK BMS helps an operator see, understand and decide. It is decision support, not a certified targeting or fires system — the operator owns verification, classification and export-control of every feed and authority.
Bring a track-link or ESM feed — or use the built-in producer — and we'll stand up a live common operating picture with you.
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