Title page for E-project-101709-203456

Project Type MQP

Submission date 2009-10-17

Authors
Michael J Molignano, CS
Timothy Thomas Navien, CS
Steven Douglas Shidlovsky, CS

URN E-project-101709-203456

Center MIT Lincoln Laboratory

Sponsor MIT Lincoln Laboratory

Title Configuration and Control of a Real-Time Mission Data Processor

Advisor
Heineman, George T, CS

Availability unrestricted

Abstract
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory Group 39, Air Defense Techniques, supports national security through various efforts. One such effort is the Lincoln Laboratory Visualization Interface and Scalable API (LLVISTA). Although LLVISTA provides the necessary analytic functionality, it currently requires too great a degree of domain-specific knowledge for wide-spread adoption. This Major Qualifying Project developed a visual design tool named Slique for the real-time mission control and data analysis provided by LLVISTA. Developed within the Model-View-Controller design paradigm and adhering to software design principles, Slique is a modular, scalable, and extensible application to enhance productivity and increase usage of LLVISTA.

Files
Group39_FinalPresentation.pdf
Report.pdf

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Project Type	MQP
Submission date	2009-10-17
Authors	Michael J Molignano, CS Timothy Thomas Navien, CS Steven Douglas Shidlovsky, CS
URN	E-project-101709-203456
Center	MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Sponsor	MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Title	Configuration and Control of a Real-Time Mission Data Processor
Advisor	Heineman, George T, CS
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory Group 39, Air Defense Techniques, supports national security through various efforts. One such effort is the Lincoln Laboratory Visualization Interface and Scalable API (LLVISTA). Although LLVISTA provides the necessary analytic functionality, it currently requires too great a degree of domain-specific knowledge for wide-spread adoption. This Major Qualifying Project developed a visual design tool named Slique for the real-time mission control and data analysis provided by LLVISTA. Developed within the Model-View-Controller design paradigm and adhering to software design principles, Slique is a modular, scalable, and extensible application to enhance productivity and increase usage of LLVISTA.
Files	Group39_FinalPresentation.pdf Report.pdf