Sensor Integration and Decision Support

Project summary

The Government of Canada is developing a sensor integration and decision support system.

The sensor integration and decision support system will provide a visual representation of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats for a given region. The system takes into consideration the nature of the threat, its source, its intensity, and its speed, as well as the air temperature and wind direction. 

The project should reach final operating capability in January 2018.

Project phases

Currently in Phase 4: Implementation

Currently in Phase 4: Implementation

Identification
  • May 2002
Options analysis
  • May 2006
Definition
  • Project approval definition:  February 2007
Implementation
  • Project approval implementation: May 2012
  • Contract award: Not available
  • Initial operational capability:  December 2014
  • Full operational capability:  January 2018
Close-out
  • March 2018
 

Additional information

Project updates
  • Fixed-site, hand-held detectors, and personal detection systems will be integrated into select networks
  • All new chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear sensors will be integrated into select networks
Benefiting Canadian industry

The chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, sensor integration and decision support project invested over $15 million in Canadian industry.

Contractor

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Technical information

The project consists of the following components:

  • Sensor integration (network connectivity, common sensor controller and data diode)
  • Integrated warning and reporting and decision support tools
  • Integrated enhanced hazard prediction modeling tool
  • Integrated chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear situational awareness into command networks information management 
Project costs

To be determined.

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