A combat information center (CIC) or action information centre (AIC) is a room in a warship or AWACS aircraft that functions as a tactical center and provides processed information for command and control of the near battlespace or area of operations.

The Aegis Combat System is an American integrated naval weapons system, which uses computers and radars to track and guide weapons to destroy enemy targets. It was developed by the Missile and Surface Radar Division of RCA, and it is now produced by Lockheed Martin.

The AEGIS Cruiser Air-Defense Simulation is a program that models the operations of a Combat Information Center team performing air defense for a U.S. Navy battle group. It uses multi-agent system technology and is implemented in Java. Conceived primarily to assist personnel in air-defense training and doctrine formulation, the simulation ...

The Air-Defense Commander (ADC) Simulation is a top-view, dynamic, Java language-based, graphics-driven software implementation of an AEGIS Cruiser Combat Information Center (CIC) team performing the Battle Group Air-Defense Commander duties in the Arabian Gulf region. Designed using multi-agent systems technology, it is a fully interactive and ...

The Combat Information Center (CIC) is the tactical command center for most US Navy ships. Because of the CIC’s dense integration of sailors and complex systems necessary to fulfill the mul-tiple simultaneous missions it supports, adherence to …

Interface for Aegis Weapon system in CIC. Provides tactical picture, resource status, threat response, and display support for operators. Displays information on weapons, sensors, propulsion, and more.

The AEGIS Cruiser Air-Defense Simulation is a program that models the operations of a Combat Information Center (CIC) team performing the ADC duties in a battle group using Multi-Agent System (MAS) technology implemented in the Java programming language.

AEGIS command display complex (Fig. 2), consisting of four large-screen displays, ten TV monitors, and two command consoles. Mock-ups are also included in the Center to simulate some of the operational equipment normally found in a CIC. This permits layout investigations to be conducted realistically.

The Aegis vessel’s brain was the Ship Combat System (SCS). Computer programmes from 25 individual detection, control and engagement elements were structured to form an integrated combat system capable of responding to either a single or a coordinated multiple attack in adverse environments.

AEGIS display system (ADS) can display the geographic plot on large-screen displays (LSD). Geographic reference points and other objects requiring display of true positions are plotted.