Advanced Intelligence Information System Hyper Toolkit
Abstract
In this rapidly changing world, intelligence analysts analyze the latest information on foreign systems and trends and produce assessments of the present and anticipated future capabilities of particular countries. For these assessments to be of maximum utility to operational planners and national decision makers, it is necessary to: (1) reduce the time it takes to produce and disseminate intelligence products and information, and; (2) provide better and more effective ways of packaging and presenting the information to facilitate its access and understanding. To help address these problems, this effort focused on the development of the Hyper ToolKit to provide efficient means for creating and maintaining electronic linked multimedia documents and information spaces, particularly in World Wide Web (WWW) formats (e.g., HTML), to provide fast dissemination and online viewing by the intelligence community via electronic means such as Intelink and other networks, dial-up facilities, CDROM, etc. The Hyper ToolKit includes popular off the shelf word processing and media editing tools to enable users to work with familiar tools; support for information organization; and automation of lower level publishing operations via rule based processes for automated hyperlink insertion, linked wallet sized image generation and insertion, format conversion, special character handling, table of contents generation, header and footer generation, etc. The Hyper ToolKit has been developed under contract to Rome Laboratory for intelligence analysts at the National Air Intelligence Center (NAIC), at WPAFB OH.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 01, 1998
- Accession Number
- ADA341295
Entities
People
- Jeannette G. Neal
- John R. Guewa
- Matt S. Stringer
- Steven M. Gallo
Organizations
- Calspan