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Urban/All Terrain Dispersion Model (UDM) – Fully integrated and easy to use advanced urban and multi-terrain dispersion modelling. The model factors in building topology, terrain heights, and ground area properties to enhance accuracy in CBRN threat assessments and indicate population exposure effects. The model is part of the widely recognised UK Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) HASP Suite.
NFFI Interface - The NFFI (NATO Friendly Force Information) module enables automatic update of units in CBRN-Analysis.
CAX Player - The CBRN-Analysis CAX (Computer Assisted Exercise) Player is an automated training module that can be used to train users in the operation of CBRN-Analysis, using Bruhn NewTech supplied pre-defined exercises.
GIS Web Services Interface - allows access to WMS data that may be available to the user. The user can select any required WMS data layers and link these to new or existing maps in CBRN-Analysis, enabling use of maps that may be available on a network.
Source Term Estimation – uses sensor data to estimate CBRN source parameters, including incident location and release size, to guide reconnaissance and enable more accurate hazard prediction.
Publish CBRN COP - enables the operator to export hazard warning areas from CBRN-Analysis to other Information Management systems, such as Battle Management, C2, C4 or other Mission Management systems.
Sensor Placement module - identifies optimal locations for deploying various sensor to protect specific areas or critical assets, accounting for sensor capabilities, terrain, and threat scenarios.
TAK Interface module – an addition to the COP module but specifically designed for integration with Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) and Android TAK (ATAK). It enables seamless data sharing and situational awareness within TAK-enabled systems for enhanced CBRN operational coordination.
Language Interface - CBRN-Analysis is available in English as default but can be modified to another specific language.