Iron Stallion®
Demonstrations
See in action our application for space domain awareness
Iron Stallion® is KBR’s premier enterprise web application, providing space domain awareness capabilities and decision support to space operators and analysts. The application supports ad hoc information requests due to emerging real-world events in addition to daily operational requirements. Iron Stallion® provides critical information and guides users to focus areas by providing operator-configured rulesets based on their priorities.
Demos
Strait of Hormuz Overfly
- Display Red adversary satellites and define a zone around the Strait of Hormuz.
- Run Satellite Overfly to identify penetrations and gaps in coverage.
- Animate satellite-to-zone connections to visualize potential coverage.
UAS Zone Monitoring
- Define asset zones across regions of the United States.
- Track Blue patrol UAS and Red UAS traveling north from the southern border.
- Highlight zone breaches and use Satellite Overfly to identify supporting Blue satellites.
Victus Haze Exercise
- Track Puma’s rapid launch and multi-day maneuver campaign toward JACKAL-004.
- Use TRIC and related tools to analyze their evolving relative geometry.
- Visualize the 12–14 kilometer close approach and subsequent orbit-shaping
Katalyst LINK Mission
- Follow LINK’s mission to rendezvous with and reboost NASA’s Swift Observatory.
- Visualize its orbit-shaping and phasing maneuvers toward Swift.
- Use TRIC and IS Plot to examine the attitude-control anomaly, recovery campaign, and renewed convergence.
SJ-29A and SJ-29B Coordinated Maneuvers
- Track SJ-29A and SJ-29B as they relocate westward near USA-324.
- Observe SHIYAN-12 activity and changes in the SJ pair’s formation.
- Use Neighborhood, TRIC, Waterfall, and photometric views to analyze the relocation and final parking positions.
Cosmos 2589 (64467) Re-Circularization and Monitoring
- Follow Cosmos 2589’s campaign to circularize its eccentric geosynchronous orbit.
- Track USA-325 and USA-271 as they reposition to monitor the spacecraft.
- Use 3D visualization, Neighborhood, TRIC, and IS Plot to examine the changing relationships and eventual departure.
Artemis II Payload Deployment and Reentry
- Visualize Artemis II from launch through its outbound lunar trajectory.
- Track deployed payloads as independent objects during the mission.
- Follow the lunar flyby, return to Earth, atmospheric reentry, and approach to splashdown.
Trusted Experience
Proven Performance
Iron Stallion has proven performance supporting the U.S. Space Force. It is the primary space domain awareness application used at Joint Commercial Operations (JCO) cells. It is operational within the UK, U.S., and Australia, supporting both government and commercial applications with a globally trained user base. The application integrates data from multiple U.S. government data-as-a-service platforms, including the Unified Data Library (UDL).
Data Processing
Iron Stallion processes millions of data elements daily from more than 10 providers. Application processing includes, but is not limited to, uncorrelated track processing, observation processing, state updates, conjunction analysis and sensor pass schedules.
Analysis
The application also provides analysis for rendezvous and proximity operations, neighborhood clearing, launch management, object custody, maneuver analysis, collection management and monitoring of high value assets.
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