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London, UK (SPX) May 19, 2010 Luciad, the specialist in high performance visualization for mission-critical Defense and Security applications, is presenting a number of software solutions for dependable situational awareness at ITEC2010 in London. At the 21st edition of the event, Luciad will be highlighting its latest advances in high performance visualization and graphical analysis solutions for mission-critical defense and security applications. Visitors will experience live displays of LuciadMap, the company's flagship software suite designed to build highly accurate Situational Awareness applications and for rapid application development in support of advanced C4ISR training, responsive mission preparation, real-time and fast-time simulation, and computer-assisted exercises. The technology enables on-the-fly fusion of elevation, satellite, weather and operational data resulting in a highly accurate 2D and near real-life 3D experience. Luciad will also introduce LuciadEarth Enterprise, its new data fusion platform to manage, fuse, and serve massive data streams into one combined operational picture across multiple applications. Fast access to unlimited data sets brings maximum Situational Awareness to the widest range of training and simulation scenarios. ITEC is the leading defense training, education and simulation conference and exhibition. The event showcases products and services from training and simulation industry leaders, and offers an international platform with visitors from over 45 countries.
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