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“Every sensor that we possess collects a tremendous amount of data, and the sensors get better and better. As their capability increases, so, too, does the volume of information they collect, ” 2/14/11 said COL James Taylor, the Army Guard’s chief intelligence officer.

Developing technology to analyze and fuse that data into usable intelligence is critical, he said. “I consider the ability to fuse and subsequently exploit sensor data to be the top capability shortfall.”

By some estimates, the amount of intelligence gathered by military surveillance technology has increased 1,600 percent since the Afghan war began a decade ago. In 2009 alone, UAVs recorded 24 years’ worth of full-motion video, according to technology giant SAIC, which is developing automated intelligence analysis technology to help the military cope with the data inundation.

“We used to talk in terms of gigabytes and terabytes of information,” said Brian Keller, an SAIC intelligence expert.

“We need to think now in terms of yottabytes.” That’s the term for a quadrillion gigabytes.

It’s a lot more than intelligence analysts can handle.

The UAV video overload problem, which Gen Cartwright described to intelligence specialists at a geospatial intelligence conference in 2010, grows relentlessly. A new Air Force sensor, Gorgon Stare, debuted in Afghanistan in 2011. When fully operational, its nine cameras will produce enough video to occupy 2,000 analysts, Gen Cartwright said.

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The Air Guard includes three intelligence wings and two associate intelligence units that analyze sensor data pouring in from around the world to five Distributed Common Ground System nodes in the United States, Germany, and South Korea.

“If we just had something that could ingest” all of the data and sort it according to the needs of particular intelligence analysts, Ms. Fitzpatrick said. If, for example, automated systems could deliver, on request, all the reports of incidents that occurred in a particular location at a particular time, “that would be very helpful,” she said.

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Military research labs, defense companies, and DARPA are at work on the challenge.

DARPA unveiled two automated analysis programs in June.

One, VIRAT—the Video and Image Retrieval and Analysis Tool—is already in phase three of development. DARPA awarded Lockheed Martin a $6 million contract in September to begin integrating VIRAT software into “multiple programs of record for full motion video exploitation.” The agency disclosed some details of the program in a document it was required to file to justify awarding Lockheed Martin a no-competition contract. At this point in development, Lockheed Martin is the only company qualified to do the work, DARPA said.

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