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WILLIAMTOWN, Australia, Apr 4 (UPI) -- Australia's network-centric command-and-control grouping by Boeing has complete site espousal testing at the country's Eastern Regional Operations Center.

During the site espousal testing at Australian expose obligate humble at Williamtown, Boeing Defense state demonstrated that EROC is successfully interfacing with every outside systems and that Vigilare, as the grouping is called, has the full range of grouping functionality to wage enhanced battlespace direction and surveillance dealings for the Australian expose force.

Vigilare was specifically developed for Australia.

"EROC is the terminal example of the teaser for Vigilare," said Lee Davis, Vigilare project manager, Boeing Defense Australia. "Once it joins the Northern Regional Operations Center in operations, the (air force) module have a truly complete and comprehensive operational picture of the skies above state and close areas."

EROC's test test is an operational test attractive locate through Friday. Operational testing prepares EROC for contingent acceptance, which is the terminal mark before test grouping espousal from the Commonwealth of Australia.

Vigilare, the Australian expose force's ground-based expose defense system, consists of two dealings centers, NROC and EROC, which are equipped with operator consoles and equipment to modify a recognized wide-area surveillance picture that is diffuse to national command and control centers.

Vigilare combines aggregation in nearby real-time from a panoramic range of platforms, sensors, tactical data links and intelligence networks to deliver tactical and strategic surveillance dealings and battlespace direction in the expose and joint domains.