Commercial ADAS

Airborne Data Acquisition System (ADAS), provides near real-time high-resolution imagery. ADAS is safe to operate, carrying an emergency parachute recovery system. It can be deployed overnight to field launch/recover sites. ADAS can stay airborne for over two hours per flight. It is operated by a crew of two. ADAS seamlessly integrates with its ground station, providing high resolution in-situ imagery in the shortest possible cycle times. It is the lowest-cost solution for projects both large and small.

• Lightweight Airborne Data Acquisition System
• Can stay airborne and collect data over 2 hours per flight
• Can be deployed overnight around the world
• Field operations can utilize short launch/recover sites
• Parachute recovery system assures safe operation
• Provides an affordable, low-cost imagery solution

Data Processing

ADAS ground station not only provides mission planning and in flight command and control, but also serves as a field image processing workstation with a data archive of relevant vector and raster data.

Sensor Options Available

• Real time video (color and low-light panchromatic)
• Stereo multispectral (4-band vis-nir)
• Hyper-spectral (256-band vis-nir)
• Synthetic Aperture Radar (ka/ku band) with MTI capability
• Laser scanner (Digital Elevation Models)
• Passive IR (mwir)
• Radio relay

Operations

An operator uses a customized ground station to: plan the ADAS mission, control the airborne collection operations, and process the collected imagery. One ADAS ground station can control up to four ADAS missions simultaneously.

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