A Comprehensive Systems Testing Plan for the Smart Phone Assisted Rapid Communication and Control System (SPARCCS)

The Smart Phone Assisted Rapid Communication and Control System (SPARCCS) is a mobile device-based wireless system that enables rapid communications in the military field or during civilian emergency operations by allowing teams to capture images and share information with one another and with a cen...

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Main Author: Dulo, Donna A
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ANDROID OPERATING SYSTEM
CAMP ROBERTS
Civil Defense
COMMAND CONTROL COMMUNICATIONS
Command, Control and Communications Systems
DEPLOYMENT TESTING
EMERGENCIES
EMERGENCY SERVICES
FIELD TESTS
FIRST RESPONDERS
FORT ORD
FUNCTIONAL TESTING
HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE
LABORATORY TESTING
LABORATORY TESTS
MILITARY OPERATIONS
Military Operations, Strategy and Tactics
MIRA MARINA CAMPUS
MOBILE COMPUTING
OPTIMIZATION
POCKET COMPUTERS
Radio Communications
SMART PHONES
SPARCCS(SMART PHONE ASSISTED RAPID COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL SYSTEM)
TEST AND EVALUATION
TEST EQUIPMENT
TEST METHODS
THESES
WIRELESS APPLICATIONS
WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
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Summary:The Smart Phone Assisted Rapid Communication and Control System (SPARCCS) is a mobile device-based wireless system that enables rapid communications in the military field or during civilian emergency operations by allowing teams to capture images and share information with one another and with a central command and control center. This thesis contains a test plan and implementation of the plan for the SPARCCS system as well as a formal technical analysis of the system to ensure the proper operation, verification, and validation of the initial SPARCCS functional system. The SPARCCS system and the various wireless technologies upon which the system operates are thoroughly tested in various field and live settings to simulate real-world military and emergency services operations. The tests are designed to determine the optimal configurations of SPARCCS as well as the optimal wireless technologies to be used with SPARCCS for various operational situations.