UI Design Process:

Map-based real-time defense software

A terrain defense/asset management tool for a large defense contractor

A rough brainstorm for displaying many available tools while conserving screen space for the map. The toolbar displays live info on hover, and the detail can be popped out into a persistent overlay.

Military personnel operating multiple computer monitors inside a tent, with two large screens displaying maps or navigation data.

A rough brainstorm for displaying many available tools while conserving screen space for the map. The toolbar displays live info on hover, and the detail can be popped out into a persistent overlay.

A high-level concept for displaying an extreme amount of important information on a map without obscuring the map itself.

My implemented military planning software designs are subject to a strict non-disclosure agreement, but this publicly-released image for the Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle Command System gives an idea of how my work was used.

A satellite imagery map showing mountainous terrain, valleys, and water bodies with a software interface overlay that includes data tables, charts, and symbol icons.
A satellite map of a river and surrounding landscape, overlaid with various data panels, graphs, and alerts related to data monitoring and threat tracking.
Military personnel in camouflage uniforms operating multiple computer monitors in a command center with maps displayed.