Electronic warfare analysis

The picture is never one sensor.

Meridian EW is the workspace for crews who have to fuse RF, EO, IR, and missile-warner reports into a system-level COP — then act on it.

Built for EWOs, analysis cells, and the aircrew sitting next to them.

4
sensor families, one COP
2D / 3D
tactical picture
APP-6
and Meridian symbology
Live + DVR
scrub, note, replay

Product

Meridian EW, a dockable analysis workspace.

Not a slideware COP. A running picture: fused tracks, expendables on the map, a polar RWR, flight instruments, and an ELINT stack you can tear down and rebuild.

Meridian analysis cell with tactical displays
Night theater from altitude
2D / 3D theater picture
RWR polar and flight instruments
RWR polar and instruments
Flares and chaff in trail
Animated countermeasures

Capabilities

What the cell actually needs.

Multi-sensor fusion

RF/ESM, electro-optical, IRST, and missile-warner reports coast into inspectable system tracks. Confidence is earned, not assumed.

Dockable workspace

Map, table, instruments, RWR, ELINT, hierarchy, and dispenser are panels you add, split, and drop. The layout is yours.

2D and 3D COP

A tactical picture with MEZ, WEZ, LOS, error ellipses, and APP-6 / STANAG 2525 frames — switch symbology without leaving the fight.

Countermeasures

ALE-47 flares and chaff, GEN-X, ALE-55 towed decoys, and MALD-J. Deployed rounds animate on the map and fade as they die.

Playback timeline

Scrub live or recorded history. Drop notes on the tape. Replay the moment a lock broke or a SAM went dark.

ELINT depth

PDW clusters, threat library, spectrum waterfall, anomaly feed, and intercept log — the same dock, not a second product.

Company

Built for crews who have to live with the call.

Meridian EW is an analysis workspace for electronic warfare: fusion you can inspect, a layout you can rearrange, and a COP that does not hide its sources. It is built for operational systems people still trust when the picture is messy, late, or incomplete.

We build for the EWO, the intel cell, and the aircrew who have to live with the call. Simulation today. The same workspace tomorrow.

If you cannot point at the sensor that made the track, you do not have a track. You have a rumor.
Meridian EW

Contact

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