SeeByte Ltd today announced the sale of thirteen SeeTrack COIN (Common Operator Interface for NSCT1) systems to the US Navy Special Clearance Team ONE (NSCT-1) based in San Diego, Ca. with options for additional mine warfare-related purchases later in 2006 and in 2007.
The SeeTrack COIN system builds on SeeByte’s SeeTrack Military software to provide a situation awareness solution that helps Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) personnel build a single picture of the environment by fusing sensor data and information across all assets.
Commander Jon Wood, NSCT-1 Commanding Officer, stated that:
“The US Navy Special Clearance Team One has five platoons with a diversity of systems used to execute very shallow water mine warfare missions. A key requirement for us is the ability to integrate data products and plan missions within an easy-to-use common operating environment. By choosing SeeTrack Military within the COIN application, we have procured a system that allows us to analyse and display all of our underwater and airborne sensors, and to integrate VSW MCM (Very Shallow Water Mine Counter Measures) with global command and control systems. We can now generate a common picture of our operational environment, share that picture with the warfare commanders and be even more effective with our field operations”
Alastair Cormack, SeeTrack Military’s Product Manager, said
“SeeTrack Military has been under evaluation by the Special Clearance Team since 2002. Its modular and open architecture has made configuration for the NSCT-1 application straightforward. New sensors and software tools can be easily integrated: examples have included Computer Aided Detection and Classification for automatically identifying mines in both side-scan sonar and video data. We are delighted our technology has been selected after such demanding trials”