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Develop a machine learning model capable of identifying two types of threats from simulated sensor data: a) RF jamming signatures from spectral analysis, and b) anomalous orbital perturbations indicating a potential hostile maneuver. Describe your chosen model architecture, training data generation strategy, and how it will integrate with the Sensor Processing Agent.
Adaptation plan
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AI Agents for Autonomous Space Situational Awareness & Defensive Tasking
The proliferation of satellites and increasing threats in space necessitate advanced autonomous systems for Space Situational Awareness (SSA) and defense. This challenge focuses on building a multi-agent AI system that can ingest diverse, real-time sensor data from a simulated satellite constellation, detect and classify potential threats (e.g., jamming, unauthorized proximity maneuvers, unknown objects), and autonomously task defensive satellite assets. The core challenge involves managing data overload, making rapid, robust decisions in a contested environment, and orchestrating complex responses. Participants will leverage modern AI techniques, including large language models for high-level reasoning and decision-making, and vector databases for efficient threat signature recognition. The system should demonstrate adaptability to evolving threats and maintain continuous operational awareness, minimizing human intervention. This directly addresses the need for autonomous satellite tasking (DARPA award) and advanced AI for signals processing in space defense scenarios.
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