RFeye Mission Manager software

Automated spectrum monitoring & mission management

RFeye Mission Manager software at a glance

CRFS developed RFeye Mission Manager at the request of national regulators, military spectrum managers, and border security monitoring stations. The software allows automated spectrum monitoring and supports advanced, synchronous spectrum management for outdoor and high-security in-building requirements. Intended for technical and non-technical operators, it enables users to automate the spectrum monitoring and geolocation missions they have created in RFeye Site.

Operators can intuitively plan, schedule, automate, manage, and report multi-user, multi-mission tasks. RFeye Mission Manager provides clear views of the RF environment, intuitive visualizations of transmitters of interest (ToI), operating zones, geofencing, near-time incident alerts, alarms, etc.

  • Automated spectrum monitoring
  • Spectrum management system
  • Continuous network uptime
  • Automated geolocations
  • Create Blacklist & Whitelist ToIs
  • Enables TSCM
  • Aligns with ITU 1537-1

Smart sweeps, scans & surveys

Mission Manager is a virtual spectrum manager, enabling users to establish and coordinate multiple scan operations, including sweep, occupancy, time, bearing, detector, and remote recording. Additionally, it permits sweep and interlinked surveys to form a command center from a central location. Software users can build a continuous and synchronous view of the spectrum as events happen.

Automated geolocations

Automatically geolocate and aggregate signals of interest based on frequency, bandwidth, signal location, time, and power. Generate PoA, AoA, TDoA, and 3D TDoA geolocations directly within RFeye Mission Manager or upload planned missions from RFeye Site for automatic (triggered or tasked) geolocation.

Intuitive visualization

The map view feature provides an intuitive and straightforward graphical representation of the RF environment and complex datasets. Visualization allows users to monitor authorized transmitters, establish and monitor operating zones and geofences, and apply map overlays. Users can identify transmitters of interest (ToI) and grouped ToIs, access spectrum view, pinpoint geolocations, and receive incident reports and alarms in near time.

Schedule management

Schedule manager allows users to plan and organize tasks by placing them in a monthly, weekly, or daily queue. It provides a detailed view of individual schedules, associated tasks, and any third-party activities. The spectrum coverage feature permits users to view schedules and tasks across time and frequency—essential for synchronizing missions, avoiding signal interference, and optimizing the operational time of RF sensors and networks.

Automated reporting

Automatically generate many standard and customized reports and data captures, including signal occupancy reports, signal power reports, geolocation reports, sweep data, GPS status, and RF sensor reports. Distribute reports to authorized parties and send notifications as part of a report or schedule.

Supports TSCM (in-building spectrum monitoring)

RFeye Mission Manager supports Technical Surveillance Counter Measures (TSCM) and in-building monitoring. A network of RFeye Nodes located in secure buildings are synchronized with CRFS’ SyncLinc technology, and the software enables continuous spectrum monitoring, fast sweeps, detection, and location of emitters.

24/7/365 autonomous mission management

Supporting automated spectrum operations, the software enables multiple spectrum managers to focus in parallel, on useful, actionable RF intelligence from one or a network of RFeye Nodes – without the need for teams of RF experts.

Manage ToI Blacklists & Whitelists

Mission Manager allows users to compile and manage Target of Interest (ToI) lists. Whitelists help monitor known transmitters, enabling users to restrict their movement or pay particular attention to emitter monitoring and control via geofencing and occupancy. Conversely, Blacklists are for cataloging known threats or adversaries who require constant surveillance, especially those that may produce harmful signals, thereby triggering immediate alerts. These lists can be managed within permitted or restricted operations.

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