Air Force to brief industry on projects for combat identification of ocean targets using machine learning

Published on January 17, 2025

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, Ohio – U.S. Air Force researchers will brief industry next month on two initiatives that seek to locate and identify ocean targets from satellites and aircraft imagery; and improve predictive air-to-air combat identification.

Officials of the Sensors directorate of the Air Force Research Laboratory will brief industry on the upcoming Maritime Automated Ingestion for Scene-Aware Identification and Localization (MAINSAIL); and Air Target Optimization & Autonomy Activity (ATOMATA) programs.

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