The spiritual successor to NEMESYS
NEMESYS, the Network Modeling and Exploitation System, was an operational capability for 20 years. It began at ARINC for white-hat validation in joint exercises and went on to operational use for large-scale non-kinetic analysis and computer network mapping, giving one network common operational picture across the physical and logical layers.
NEMESYS "classic" integrated TIREM link budgets to show the closure status of every physical link in real time, over laydowns of physical and RF communications nets, radars and integrated air defense systems.
NEMESynth-EMSO is its rules-based, AI-first successor for electromagnetic spectrum operations. Every function can be scripted, so it can run as an EMSO agent.
The NEMESYS ontology
In NEMESYS the model was data, not code. Analysts defined the layers, node and link types, relationships and attributes, so a new domain such as power or transportation needed no software change. A change in one layer cascaded to the layers that depended on it, for course-of-action and collateral-effects analysis.
NEMESynth-EMSO keeps that model and grounds it in three layers:
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We'll walk you through the Halcyon exercise from start to finish, or load a sample of your own SFAF and show you what comes out.
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