ATAK-CIV (Civil Use) 5.3.0.10 (37fe1ccd)[playstore]

The Tactical Assault Kit is the official Department of Defense designation for the Team Awareness Kit (TAK) application. It serves as a comprehensive tool for mission planning, geospatial analysis, Full Motion Video (FMV) viewing, and system administration. This advanced software solution allows for a significant reduction in operational equipment by transitioning from a traditional tactical laptop to a streamlined commercial mobile device.

The geospatial engine and communication components of the Tactical Assault Kit adhere to both Department of Defense (DoD) and industry standards. The core platform's extensibility is facilitated through the Software Development Kit available at tak.gov. This SDK empowers partners to develop mission-specific capabilities or contribute to enhancing the baseline structure. Users can pre-load data into ATAK or access it through network downloads.

The civilian applications of ATAK-CIV are diverse:

• Online and offline mapping supporting a variety of standard formats, featuring a rapid rendering engine
• Ability to handle very high-resolution imagery with sub-1 cm resolution
• Collaborative mapping functionalities encompassing points, drawings, and locations of interest
• An extensive and customizable set of icons
• Overlay Manager for importing and displaying KML, KMZ, GPX overlays, maps, and imagery with adjustable transparency
• Location marking, sharing, and history tracking
• Chat, file sharing, photo sharing, video sharing, and streaming capabilities
• Diverse navigation options for walking, hiking, driving as well as aerial coordination
• Elevation tools, heat maps, computed contour maps, viewsheds, routes with DTED and SRTM data including dynamic profiling capabilities
• Hashtags and Sticky tags support
• Various measurement tools including range, bearing, and more
• Network-aware geofences with triggers functionality
• "Bloodhound" destination tracking even on moving objects
• Team Emergency Beacons for critical situations
• Customizable Toolbar and radio controls integration
• Photo to map capability known as Rubber Sheeting
• Casualty evacuation tool and icon support for First Responder missions
• 3D perspective viewing and the ability to display 3D geospatial models
• Applicable in various scenarios such as First Response operations, Hunting, Fishing, Ornithology surveys, and wildlife site assessments
• Open-source platform: Source code available at https://github.com/deptofdefense/AndroidTacticalAssaultKit-CIV

System Requirements:

• Operating System: ATAK requires Android 5.0 (API 21) or later versions.
• Hardware: ATAK is compatible with any Android device that supports the listed Operating System requirements.
• Graphics: A graphics processor supporting GLES 3.0 is required.
• Storage, Memory, and Processor: No specific details provided; performance may vary depending on device configuration.

Recommended:

For an optimal experience, it is recommended to use hardware equivalent to Samsung S9 or newer for smartphones and Samsung S2 or newer for tablet-style devices.

TAK Core:

TAK CORE encompasses essential features common to all TAK applications. It focuses on cross-platform capabilities streamlining development tasks:

• Networking: Facilitates communication across various network mediums for sending situational awareness data and chat messages between different applications.

• Geospatial Data Processing: Ingests geospatial imagery and overlay products for real-time map display.
• Data Visualization: Includes rendering utilities to ensure standardized display of geospatial information.
  Data Management: Manages geospatial data within TAK applications ensuring accuracy and relevance for users.