Harris Corporation

Jeffrey C Clift

Vincent J Kovarik, Jr

Gavin C Ridge

A method of tracking an entity () through a plurality of tracking stations () in a wireless ad-hoc network. A unique identifier () can be assigned to the entity at a first () of the plurality of tracking stations and wirelessly transmitted to at least a second tracking station (). The number of the tracking stations can be dynamically varied on an ad-hoc basis responsive to variations in a tracking environment. The unique identifier can be selectively communicated to at least a second tracking station based on a predicted transit scenario of the entity. The identifier can be stored on a datastore, such as a radio frequency identification tag () attached to the entity. A biometric scan of the entity can be performed. For example, a facial scan, an iris scan, a fingerprinting, or palm printing can be performed to assign a unique identifier.

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Melbourne, FL, United States of America

Jeffrey C Clift