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WAVcam WAVcam Stands for Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc Wide Area View camera The WAVcam System includes software licenses and one or more sensors, processors, archival products. ISA Corporate Overview Innovative Signal Analysis,

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  2. “WAVcam” Stands for… Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc Wide Area View camera The WAVcam System includes software licenses and one or more sensors, processors, archival products.

  3. ISA Corporate Overview Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc  Small company, founded in 1997  Focused on solving our nation’s security challenges  Comprehensive product development and engineering services  High Performance Computing  Analog, Digital, & Optical Signal Processing Richardson, TX  Supporting National Technical Means  Richardson, TX and Denver, CO  Over 24000 sq. ft. Denver, CO  5700 sq. ft. for special programs  43 Employees (43 SSBI)  32 Richardson / 11 Denver  65% post grad degrees, 18% PhD  Average 20 years Experience 3

  4. What is a WAVcam? Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc The WAVcam simultanously provides a: persistent, panoramic view with • high spatial resolution at distance. •

  5. What Does That Mean to Me? Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc Persistent, 90˚, panoramic view up to 75 2 miles. High spatial resolution at distance.

  6. How is WAVcam Different? Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc The WAVcam is not/does not use: A rotating head A very large camera array A fisheye lens A mirror lens A panoramic + long range STQ The WAVcam employs a unique beam steering technology

  7. How Does it Work? Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc Using Beam Steering Technology developed by ISA, the WAVcam assembles a WAV (wide angle view) by placing up to 41 high definition images side-by-side.

  8. Spatial Resolution Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc Range = 1 mi Range = 1 mi Range = 5 mi Range = 5 mi High-Speed WAVcam WAVcam Scan Device GSD GSD Width Width GSD GSD Width Width Model Sensor (in) (in) (mi) (mi) (in) (in) (mi) (mi) WC - VIS - VIS - 200 100 4.8 2.4 2 2 12 24 10 10 Camera 90 o FOV WC MWIR - - VIS - 160 200 2.4 5.9 2 2 29.5 12 10 10 Scan WC LWIR - VIS - - 300 65 16.4 1.6 2 2 82 8 10 10 Length Range *Ground Sample Distance (GSD), Other lens FL can be employed Spatial Coverage / FOV Traditional WAVcam # of pixels “Soda Straw” Range = 5 mi # of pixels on Wide Area View (WAV) WAVcam WAVcam per WAV human target View GSD Width Sensor Model at 1 mile (in) (mi) 80MP 244.4 WC - VIS - VIS - 100 200 2 24 10 10.8MP WC - MWIR - VIS - 160 200 2.4 2 12 40.2 10 3.1MP WC - LWIR - VIS - 65 300 1.6 2 8 5.3 10 8 ISA Proprietary

  9. WAVcam Features Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc Panoramic – “WAV” 90 ° Wide Area View (WAV) per 1 or 2 sec’s “No detection” “Alert” areas can be areas can defined be defined Moving objects detected and highlighted automatically Detection history produces optical track of movements Operators click a WAV area to display a Real-time Full Resolution frame • Allows target categorization and identification • Is the view obtained by a zoom camera • Multiple Full Res frames can be displayed simultaneously and independently by multiple users • Users can “pan/tilt/zoom” in the image with mouse commands • A WAV equals about 40 of these frames for high def systems • Options for day (visible) and night (midwave or longwave IR) operation 9 ISA Proprietary

  10. WAVcam Features Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc The WAVcam System includes the viewer seen in the screen shots of this presentation. We also provide two programming interfaces for third party integration: • JAVA doc • HTTP ICD 10 ISA Proprietary

  11. WAVcam Features Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc ISA presents the WAVcam System’s ability to resolve targets as a percentage of the probability that the sensor can Detect, Recognize or Identify a target at a given distance. The following assumptions are made for the chart in the next slide: All WAVcam sensors have a 90˚ horizontal field of view. • Detection = detecting that something is “out there”. • Recognition = discriminating between classes of targets such as human, animal, vehicle, etc. • Identification = the ability to identify as a “friend or foe”. An example would be to discriminate • between a person and a person carrying a weapon. Human = land-based with a surface area of 1.8m x .5m • Vehicle = land-based with a surface area of 2.3m x 2.3m • Vessel = marine environment with a surface area or 2m x 6m • • VIS = visible light sensor with a 200mm lens • MWIR = cryogenically cooled thermal sensor with a 160mm lens • LWIR = uncooled thermal sensor with a 66mm lens • Example – Looking at the last bar on the chart, “There is an 80% probability of detecting a human at 5 kilometers with the VIS sensor.” 11 ISA Proprietary

  12. WAVcam Features Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc 12 ISA Proprietary

  13. Operational Benefits of the WAVcam Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc Dilemma WAVcam Mitigation Not able to determine best port Operator can click on any vessel within the partner camera to view area of panoramic view to provide zoomed in, full interest. resolution, high definition image in a separate window. Difficult to identify and track Unified panoramic view enables numerous small vessels in port. simultaneous viewing of all vessels and a graphic indication of motion direction and speed. Not able to put the single camera Unified panoramic display indicates the view in context. geolocation of each zoomed view. Difficulty incorporating and using WAVcam provides wide area persistent hundreds of cameras available from coverage and high resolution imagery from port partners. a single sensor. Not all operators can access/operate All operators have access to his/her own instance of all cameras simultaneously. the panoramic view. Operators can digitally pan/tilt/zoom within the panoramic view in order to examine any portion of the panoramic view in high definition.

  14. WAVcam Day/Night System External Components Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc VIS Sensor MWIR Sensor 2x 3-axis mount 2x Sensor power cord 2x Gigabit Ethernet 2x Power supply 2x 120 – 240 VAC

  15. WAVcam Day/Night System Processing/Archive/IT Components Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc Gigabit Ethernet connection to all sensors and servers on a common network segment. WAVcam sensor processor Optional WAVcam sensor processor for running day and night sensors simultaneously. WAVcam archive server Optional archive space

  16. Recap Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc USCG Sector Center WAVcam Visible and IR sensors at Warehouse #1 View extends US Coast Guard quote: to horizon “Unprecedented situational awareness”

  17. Contact Information Innovative Signal Analysis, Inc  Innovative Signal Analysis  3301 E. Renner Road, Suite 200, Richardson, TX 75082  www.signal-analysis.com  Product and Business Development  Wayne Tibbit  972.231.5702 x102  Wayne.Tibbit@signal-analysis.com  Application Engineering  Ray Hollida  210-865-5824  Ray.hollida@signal-analysis.com  Research and Development  Dan Gibbs, Ph.D.  972.231.5702 x212  Dan.Gibbs@signal-analysis.com 17 ISA Proprietary

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