Weather Data Integration Service Development
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This subcontract for the US Special Operations Command involves the development of a Weather Data Integration Service to support prime contractors on PEO Fixed Wing projects. The primary objective is to create a containerized service that parses predicted weather data from network updates and filesystems to identify 3D avoidance volumes for autonomy planners. The final deliverable is an integrated FANTOM Extension developed using the FANTOM SDK. Technical requirements specify that the solution must possess a Technology Readiness Level of 6 or higher and maintain strict adherence to NIST SP 800-171 compliance standards. The project falls under NAICS code 541511, focusing on custom computer programming services to enhance autonomous flight capabilities through precise weather data distribution.
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PEO-FW FANTOM Behavior Integration (A2E)
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