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Satellite Vulnerability Assessment Tool<br />
Nigel.Tzeng@jhuapl.edu<br />
Ensuring the health and safety <strong>of</strong> satellites is a primary component <strong>of</strong> any satellite<br />
operations center. To this end, there is a need to reduce the manual effort and time<br />
required to monitor and respond to satellites through enhanced automated services.<br />
Being able to visualize this information in its actual geospatial context allows<br />
immediate understanding <strong>of</strong> the issues involved affording intelligent and effective<br />
response. NASA World Wind, a fully extendable 3D geospatial visualization<br />
technology provides the interface for compelling delivery <strong>of</strong> satellites’ status and<br />
environment.<br />
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL) has<br />
extensive experience incorporating technologies into the NASA World Wind<br />
visualization platform, to create a dynamic environment for Situational Awareness<br />
that will prove invaluable to government and commerce.
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