Database Structure
This database pillar gives us the "who, what, where, and when" of a signal, such as callsigns and locations...
Metadata
You use these specific logical operators—like AND and NOT—to combine parameters and filter out the commercial noise...
Boolean Logic
Tracking enemy emissions over time to figure out when they change shifts or perform maintenance is analyzing their what?
Pattern of Life
All raw data must be formatted into standard military reports before dissemination, such as a Klieg Light or...
TACREP
Technical data on non-communication signals like radar, including frequency and pulse width, falls under this pillar...
Parametrics (Signal Data)
When your signal is degraded or only partially identified, you can employ these handy characters to fill in the blanks and find your target...
Wildcards/Fuzzy Logic
Merging COMINT and ELINT to link an enemy commander's voice to a specific radar site is known as this technique...
Data Correlation
Under the Go/No-Go standards, you have exactly this much time to successfully export a high-value target profile...
10 Mins
These are captured communications traffic and are considered highly classified...
Communications Traffic
If you crash the network with a terrible, bad, no-good query string, you'll instantly receive this evaluation status...
No-Go
Scanning for signals that operate completely outside normal parameters to spot sneaky changes in enemy tactics is called this...
Anomolay Detection (Outlier)
The ultimate goal of our database queries is to identify these high-priority individuals or assets...
High-Payoff Targets