Overview The MIG Emulator function, which provides an interface to the AN/TYQ-23 TAOM allows additional radars to be integrated into the OM air picture and makes other ASAC functions (e.g. simulations) available. The function presents non-TPS75 radars as data sources in the OM van. The data enters the OM on its Digital Database as a remote radar source. Entering the van at this level provides the operators with all the radar and track management controls they normally have with the local TPS-75 data. Inherent with this function is the flexibility and user intuitive controls available in an ASAC system. Well designed GUIs allow the operators to control the data's flow into the van making decisions on track initiation criteria, track level fusion requirements, and plot display settings easily & quickly. The MIG Emulator project was began as a separate support task within our ASAC maintenance contract with the Air National Guard. The task began as an analysis of the interface capabilities of the TAOM OM van. After determining the most appropriate method of interfacing with the van, we created a prototype system for streaming non-TPS75 radar into the system. This prototype included the ability to send simulated radar data into the system. As a final product the MIG Emulator when combined with a site's installed ASAC system, the opportunities are endless. Large scale exercises can be conducted using a combination of ASAC and OM operational seats. The MIG Emulator function can be provided as a standalone system or as an additional component to an existing ASAC. Details Ground Control intercepts Airspace monitoring Missile launch safety Track identification Live fire weapons evaluation Remote situation monitoring Post-mission debrief and analysis Accident investigation