Aircraft Tracks

The COP displays both crewed and uncrewed aircraft tracks on the map displays. Aircraft colors are based on altitude and/or a status classification. Limited customization of the aircraft colors can be done by accessing the Geo Widgets under the Map Toolbar (more on Geo Widgets). Additionally, users can obtain further information on a specific aircraft by clicking on a track. 
The COP also displays UNIFY.C2 sensors and sensor detection range if toggled on. (more on
Sensors).

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Flight Tag

This is the small rectangular box adjacent to the aircraft selected. This box includes the aircraft type, altitude, classification (for more information about classifications, see Classify), and a ‘zoom tight’ hyperlink that, when selected, will automatically zoom in to the aircraft.

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Mini Flight Profile

The Mini Flight Profile is a minimized information box located on the left-hand side of the COP (Common Operating Picture). It provides a quick summary of key flight and aircraft data, including: 

  • Aircraft Type
  • Aircraft Icon 
  • Flight Data – Summary of the current flight
  • Aircraft Serial Number or Tail Number
  • Flight Occurrences – Number of flights detected for the aircraft in the past:
    • 24 Hours (24H)
    • 7 Days (7D)
    • 30 Days (30D)
  • Priors – (for more information about Priors, see INF-VIO-PCA )Includes prior infractions, violations and/or possible criminal acts.
  • Classification (for more information about classifications, see Classify) – Displays the aircraft’s threat or interest level (e.g., Unknown, Suspicious, Flight of Interest, Hostile) 
Additionally, the profile includes a Drone Card hyperlink, shown as the name of the drone (e.g. Mavic 3)

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Drone Card

The Drone Card hyperlink appears as the drone name (e.g., Mavic 3). Clicking this hyperlink opens the Drone Card, which provides detailed technical information about the aircraft.

Basic Data

The initial view displays general specifications, including: 

  • Dimensions 
  • Maximum Speed
  • Payload Capacity
  • Maximum Flight Distance
  • Maximum Flight Time
  • Maximum Flight Ceiling
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More Data

Users can expand the Drone Card by clicking the arrow labeled “MORE DATA” to view additional categories:

  • Communications Section
    • Communication Protocols
    • Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) 
    • Operating Frequency 
    • Transmission Range 
  • Camera and Storage Section 
    • EO Camera Capability 
    • EO Internal Storage 
    • EO Video Resolution 
    • EO Optical Zoom 
    • EO Digital Zoom 
    • EO Hybrid Zoom 
    • IR Camera Capability 
    • IR Video Resolution 
    • IR Optical Zoom 
    • IR Digital Zoom 
    • IR Hybrid Zoom 
  • Battery Section 
    • Battery Capacity 
    • Charging Time 
  • Features Section 
    • ADS-B Receiver 
    • Obstacle Sensors 
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Users can click the back arrow to return from the extended details view to the Basic Data portion of the Drone Card. 
This modular structure allows users to quickly assess critical aircraft capabilities and technical specifications in real time during monitoring or incident response.

Expanded Flight Profile

The Expanded Flight Profile is the maximized version of the Mini Flight Profile, located on the left-hand side of the COP (Common Operating Picture). It provides a detailed view of real-time and historical data related to the selected aircraft. This view is essential for situational awareness and further analysis during flight operations or incident investigation.

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Classify & Counter

The ‘Class & Count’ option is located to the right of both the mini and expanded Flight profile. In this menu option you can task integrated Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) cameras to slew to the aircraft or to counter a potential UAS threat with integrated effectors.

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