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ZetaSeries Military Helicopter Xi Network:
[001]~ MILITARY NET
[002]~ NCOIC
[003]~ IP Network
[004]~ Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
[005]~ Challenges
[006]~ Link 16 Protocol
[007]~ JDAM
[008]~ FADEC
[009]~ Wireless
[010]~ GPS
[011]~ Galileo
[012]~ Glonass
[013]~ LAN
[014]~ SCA
[015]~ Virtual Design
[016]~ Semantic Web
[017]~ Reconfigurable_Computing
[018]~ Fighter
[019]~ Carrier
[020]~ Operating System
[021]~ PATROL NET AND BUSINESS NET
[022]~ Network SENSE































































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[001] Xi's Network ~ Military Helicopter: MILITARY NET

Xi has been designed for MILITARY NET.


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[002] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: NCOIC

S&S takes into account Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium's standards.
~ same is true also with other network standards developed by standard organizations.
~ Xi collaborates closely with Base4Xi which may embed a base stations based on OBSAI standard.



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[003] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: IP Network

IP Network
~ Xi is capable to use IP protocol to communicate with Base4Xi
~ Base4Xi on the other hand is capable to embed OBSAI standard base station.
~ see Freedom Helicopter for Military (Xi) / Communications specifications!


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[004] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Xi creates mobile Ad Hoc networks.
~ Xi drops sensors in the beginning of it's mission to reprogrammed locations
~ Xi may also drop sensors around a Base4Xi
~ Base4Xi analyzes sensor data collected by Xis sheltering inside it and orders them to drop more sensors, if necessary



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[005] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Challenges

Challenges:
~ Xi has been designed taking into account challenges of networks.
~ Communication with Sensors4Xi is limited to the moments when Xi is collecting sensor data
~ Xi and Base4Xi communicate using short messages while Xi is flying
~ Base4Xi receives collected sensor data from Xi after Xi has arrive to Base4Xi and a fast LAN can be used then
~ using knowledge base and reasoners Base4Xi processes sensored data; network gets filtered information for command and control

Solution:
~ in MILITARY NET it is the Base4Xi, which filters and processes data Xis collect



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[006] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Link 16 Protocol

Xi uses Link 16 protocol.
~ with data collected from sensors and with it's own sensor data Xi provides valuable information to network and command and control center



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[007] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: JDAM

Pod4Xi embedding Xi has been designed for JDAM.


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[008] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: FADEC

Network-centric Xi's engine can be analysed and tuned using Xi's remotely controllable FADEC.
~ analysis and control of Xi's engine can be done in real-time while Xi is flying
~ a mobile Freedom Device can be plugged into Xi and connected to network when Xi is not flying
~ autonomous and network-centric Base4Xi is capable to communicate with Xi's FADEC when Xi is sheltering at Base4Xi


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[009] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Wireless

Xi builds wireless ad-hoc networks
~ after having hatched in the air Xi connects itself to network with a trusteed Base4Xi
~ Xi drops Sensors4Xi and created wireless sensor networks around targets
~ around Base4Xi wireless Sensors4Xi dropped by Xi create a wireless network with Base4Xi



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[010] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: GPS

Xi uses GPS.



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[011] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Galileo

Xi will use Galileo.
~ Xi will be able to use Galileo for joint operations



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[012] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Glonass

Glonass is explored for network-centric operations.


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[013] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: LAN

Xi uses LANs.
~ Xi embeds LAN
~ while sheltering Xi is connected to Base4Xi's LAN
~ before deployment Xi an be connect to LAN, for example to a carrier's LAN


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[014] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: SCA

Xi both embeds and uses SCA with other networked systems.



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[015] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Virtual_Design

Xi's development processes use Virtual Design.



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[016] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Semantic Web

Network-centric Xi is based on the Semantic Web concept.
~ networked Xi has been modelled using OWL/RDF/XML
~ Xi's machine readable OWL/RDF/XML data can be read and interpreted by other networked machines such as UAVs
~ artificial intelligence systems are used inside Xi and with other intelligent networked machines such as Base4Xi




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[017] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Reconfigurable Computing

Xi's architecure is based on Reconfigurable Computing.
~ designed for network-centric operations Xi also utilizes Reconfigurable Computing
~ Xi can be modified & updated via network
~ tailoring to a mission and target theater can be done via network and in real-time !



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[018] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Fighter

Xi is capable to operate in the same network as a Fighter which deploys it.



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[019] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Carrier

Xi is capable to operate in the same network as the carrier, which deploys the fighter with Pod4Xi (Xi inside).



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[020] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Operating System

Xi uses network-centric operating system and is capable to communicate with other network-centric operating systems.



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[021] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: PATROL NET AND BUSINESS NET

Xi is capable to use also PATROL NET and BUSINESS NET



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[022] Xi's Network ~ Military helicopter: Network SENSE

»Network SENSE



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