Geographic information in peace and war.

Today, data security also means geographic information. The wrong people know your location. Which can cause very bad things. The burglars can use that data. And also people who want to kidnap other people. This means that geographic information plays a vital role in many cases. If a military unit reveals its location to the wrong people, that can cause destruction. Otherwise, when their own troops call things like fire support. The fire support team requires. Their own people's position. They must also know the equipment. That the enemy has. Things like tanks require special weapons. And also.  If their own tanks are advancing, the coordination team requires knowledge about the ammunition and fuel that they used. 

The systems that collect geographic information are dual-use tools. Those systems can make sensor fusion for the intelligent glasses. The system can share and connect information from multiple sources. And things like drones can search the back of the fighters. The drone can have a WLAN. Or a wire connection. If a drone flies ahead, the warrior uses optical wire. That makes the drone very hard to jam. Those systems can use wearable technology. 

The geographic information and ability to collect and control this kind of information are vital for civil and military use. The geographic information tools. That can show things like plots, and then connect. information about owners and points. Where certain things, like well, are. The plots can be used to find all necessary information. In seconds. When the operator points the mouse. At a certain point on a map. Or an aerial, or a satellite image, the system finds. Who owns that point? The operator can change images. From satellite to higher-resolution aerial images. Or map image. 

That kind of thing can help to find many things. Like, who has responsibility at some point on the ground? In the case of fire. The firefighters need special location information. They need the knowledge of biomass. And how dry the weather is. They also need information about the winds. And things like the locations of water points. The system must know what is needed. At some point. If firemen require water, there is no need for an ambulance. The system must collect all needed information. But it must filter unnecessary data. 

Like some holiday commercials. If the system delivers too much data. That turns heavy and loses its effectiveness. If there is a lot of meaningless data, it can cause a disaster. Because the control unit requires too much time. To find the data that it needs. In stressful situations, the system must deliver only data that the operator needs. Things like cases of fire are basically similar to cases of war. The fact is that the same platforms can connect data sources. Into one entirety. It can serve the financial investor who wants to buy plots.

 It can serve firefighters. And rescue people. The IR sensors and laser scanners can search routes to the water point. And places where fire is free. The system can connect things. Like surveillance cameras, drones, and aircraft. With the fast-updating topological information. When we think about sensor fusion, we can think. The system can make a fusion. Using databases and real-time information. The thing is that the same systems that can connect geological information can operate in peace and war. The platforms that were made to support the military. The thing that the datasets involve. Determines the purpose of the system. The system requires knowledge. Of what kind of landscape awaits at certain map points? The system needs information. If there is some kind of mud, what type of vehicles can move on tracks?  

The same thing that tells how much water firefighters have. Can tell how many grenades the artillery has. Fast-updating, precise geological information is urgent for modern warfare. Laser scanners, visual and IR cameras can make some stealth systems ineffective. The drone can find its own people using a laser scanner. If those people have the transponders. Like the laser LED. The laser scanner activates that LED. If the laser scanner sends the right code, the laser LED tells. That there are their own people. The laser systems can also search for harmful chemicals in the AIr. That warns about things like chemical weapons. 

The system uses multiple sensors that operate in multiple bandwidths. When the controller wants to know. What equipment do those people have? The controller must just click the symbol, which tells. What equipment does the field team have? The intelligent systems can count every shot. It sends an automatic request for new ammunition to the HQ.