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Use case 01 / Multi-domain C2

Every agency. One picture.

Give departments a shared view of tracks and decisions, with workspace access and command permissions configured for the deployment.

A stadium at night surrounded by a city, the kind of event several agencies protect at once

One set of tracks

Read by every department

Workspace access

Membership controls who can connect

Recorded decisions

Review actions in the deployment

Air defence, police, airport operations and emergency services may need to respond to the same contact. Separate systems make it harder to compare reports, coordinate a response and reconstruct who saw what.

One picture, held once​

Connected sensors contribute to one set of fused tracks. Operators can inspect each track's classification, motion and contributing observations. Check Integrations for the adapters available for your sensor mix.

The live console with the fused picture and the decisions queue
The live console with the fused picture and the decisions queue
Singapore Harbour: hostile tracks, advisories in the DECISIONS queue and BLUE-02 tasked to shadow.

Access for participating departments​

Users and API clients connect through workspace-scoped credentials. Departments sharing a workspace can work from its tracks and recorded decisions. Configure membership and command permissions to match the responsibilities of the participating teams.

Authority stays explicit​

Actions are assigned a level from OBSERVE to DESTROY. The configured autonomy setting controls which actions can proceed without individual approval; the ceiling excludes actions entirely. Tasks record the authority check that applied when they were created.

The levels page, every action against its level
The levels page, every action against its level
The levels page maps actions to six levels, from OBSERVE to DESTROY.

Where to go next​

  • Decision support for the ladder, the line and the ceiling in full.
  • Deployment for several agencies on one node, and several sites on Dome Central.