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Semi-Automatic Ground Environment

The Semi-Automated Ground Environment (SAGE) was a system of large computers and associated networking equipment that coordinated data from many radar sites and processed it to produce a single unified image of the airspace over a wide area. SAGE directed and controlled the NORAD response to a possible Soviet air attack, operating in this role from the…

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Location
United States
Architects
USAF Air Materiel Command Western Electric System Development Corporation Burroughs Corporation
Opened
1958 June 26 — DC-01 1958 December 1 — DC-03 1959 (early) — CC-01 1966 April 1 — CC-05
Type
military C3 human–computer interface

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Semi-Automatic Ground Environment

Nodes253
Edges252
Triples8
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007905
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Semi-Automatic Ground Environment

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Architects · 1
Semi-Automatic Ground Environment → USAF Air Materiel Command Western Electric System Development Corporation Burroughs Corporation
Location · 1
Semi-Automatic Ground Environment → United States
Opened · 1
Semi-Automatic Ground Environment → 1958 June 26 — DC-01 1958 December 1 — DC-03 1959 (early) — CC-01 1966 April 1 — CC-05
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Semi-Automatic Ground Environment → military C3 human–computer interface

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sage system air radar defense data fsq-7 computer norad stations project control direction center would development used aircraft information computers

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Semi-Automatic Ground EnvironmentArchitectsUSAF Air Materiel Command Western Electric System Development Corporation Burroughs Corporation1.00infobox
Semi-Automatic Ground EnvironmentLocationUnited States1.00infobox
Semi-Automatic Ground EnvironmentOpened1958 June 26 — DC-01 1958 December 1 — DC-03 1959 (early) — CC-01 1966 April 1 — CC-051.00infobox
Semi-Automatic Ground EnvironmentTypemilitary C3 human–computer interface1.00infobox
the F-94 Starfireinstance ofInterceptorsADC aircraft0.80text
F-89 Scorpioninstance ofInterceptorsADC aircraft0.80text
F-101B Voodooinstance ofInterceptorsADC aircraft0.80text
and F-4 Phantom were controlled by SAGE GCIinstance ofInterceptorsADC aircraft0.80text

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