Data and Decision Traceability for SDA TAP Lab's Prototype Battle Management System

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2502.09827v2
• Date: Mon, 17 Feb 2025 08:34:43 GMT
• Title: Data and Decision Traceability for SDA TAP Lab's Prototype Battle Management System
• Authors: Latha Pratti, Samya Bagchi, Yasir Latif,
• Abstract summary: The core goal of decision traceability is to ensure transparency, accountability, and integrity within the WA system. This is accomplished by providing a clear, auditable path from the system's inputs all the way to the final decision.
• Score: 5.451014659871832
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• Abstract: Space Protocol is applying the principles derived from MITRE and NIST's Supply Chain Traceability: Manufacturing Meta-Framework (NIST IR 8536) to a complex multi party system to achieve introspection, auditing, and replay of data and decisions that ultimately lead to a end decision. The core goal of decision traceability is to ensure transparency, accountability, and integrity within the WA system. This is accomplished by providing a clear, auditable path from the system's inputs all the way to the final decision. This traceability enables the system to track the various algorithms and data flows that have influenced a particular outcome.

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