Sub-module

Cross-Domain Search and Reacquisition

Coordinate search, reacquisition and information-gain collection across undersea, space, electromagnetic and conventional sensing.

How it works

Search areas, opportunities, sensor suitability, uncertainty, negative evidence and handoffs remain domain-qualified.

Identify a gap, compare collection opportunities and route a qualified task to the responsible owner.

Collectors can focus effort where it changes the decision instead of merely increasing data volume.

The admitted inputs, produced evidence and boundary of this capability.

InputsObjectives and observation requirements, Collector and track evidence, Qualified analytical and owner dispositions
OutputsCollection plans and review packages, Custody and warning evidence, Surveillance-proof dispositions
BoundaryNo-observation is not no-activity, and a search recommendation never self-tasks a collector.

Operational decisionDecide which collection opportunity offers the highest decision value under current uncertainty and constraints.
Degraded or disputed stateNo observation, poor coverage and unavailable collectors remain distinct failure states.
Recovery and closureSearch state resumes from the last qualified frontier and reconciles late observations before retasking.
Authority boundaryNo-observation is not no-activity, and a search recommendation never self-tasks a collector.

Review competing tracks, blind zones and estimator degradation before a picture or mission consumes them.

Detection, estimation, localization, tracking and dynamical-state inference
Coordinate search, reacquisition and information-gain collection across undersea, space, electromagnetic and conventional sensing.

Lugh-E supplies the mission question, source custody, admissible state and intended use, then places DAEDALUS evidence inside the operational picture without converting an estimate into truth.

Versioned tracks, covariance, association hypotheses and estimator-health evidence
ISR track review
Cross-domain search
Platform and sensor visibility

Detection is not identity, tracking is not custody and estimator convergence is not permission to act.