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“Transforming Intelligence for 21st Century Missions”
ESRI UC 2015
Mr John TeufertJISR SL/Geospatial Services Branch Head
Directorate of Application Services (DAS)
NATO UNCLASSIFIED
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• Introduction of the NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCI Agency)
• IT/CIS drivers for Transforming Intelligence for 21st Century Missions
– Information Technology (IT) modernisation
– Federated Mission Network (FMN)
• Going component based (common C4ISR viewer approach)
• Implementing mobile technologies for the tactical user
• Concussions
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Agenda
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• Introduction of the NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCI Agency)
• IT/CIS drivers for Transforming Intelligence for 21st Century Missions
– Information Technology (IT) modernisation
– Federated Mission network (FMN)
• Going component based (common C4ISR viewer approach)
• Implementing mobile technologies for the tactical user
• Concussions
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Agenda
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• The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency) was established on 1 July 2012 as a result of the merger of 4 independent NATO Agencies.
• The establishment of the agency has been part of a broader NATO reform to foster efficiency and effectiveness.
• The NCI Agency "connects forces, NATO and Nations"- and is NATO's IT and C4ISR (Command, Control, Communications, and Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) provider, including cyber and missile defence.
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Introduction of the NATO Communication
and Information Agency
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General Manager
Human
Resources
Executive
Management
Demand
Management
Service Strategy
Acquisition
Chief of Staff (OF7)
Internal Audit
Finance
General
Services
Service Operation
1st
Level
2nd
Level
3rd
Level
Operational Analysis
Command and Control
Joint Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance
Service Support & Business Applications
Education and Training
AirC2 Programme Office & Services (incl. NPC)
Ballistic Missile Defence Programme Office & Services
Operations and Exercises
Core Enterprise Services
Network Services and IT Infrastructure
Cyber Security
Service Management and Control
Independent Verification and Validation
CIS
Su
pp
ort
Un
its
Operations
Centre
Service
Desk,
NETOPS
and Cyber
Defence
Ops
CSSC
Financial Controller
Applications Services Infrastructure Services
NCISS
Legal
Chief Strategy
Manager
NCI Agency Organisational Overview
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Service Strategy Operations
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Technical Design Authority
Joe Ross
HPMOWaldemar Kosinski
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JISR Service Line Structure
INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS
SERVICES
Branch Head:
Bernard Frala
INTEL FS, OSINT,
HUMINT, IRM&CM, JISR Architecture
SURVEILLANCE & RECONAISSANCE
SERVICES
Branch Head:
Thomas Kreitmair
AGS, NAEW FC, Space Support to Ops
ELECTRONIC WARFARE & SENSORS SERVICES
Branch Head:
Stephen Lewis
C-IED, SIGINT, Electronic Warfare, NAVVAR, Radar
ACQ, ESM
GEOSPATIAL
SERVICES
Branch Head:
John Teufert
OPS sup. Core GIS, GEOINT, Geo Production,
Integration
Chief JISR SL
Matt Roper
Executive Team:
JISR Portfolio
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Technical Design Authority
Joe Ross
HPMOWaldemar Kosinski
NATO UNCLASSIFIED
JISR Service Line Structure
INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS
SERVICES
Branch Head:
Bernard Frala
INTEL FS, OSINT,
HUMINT, IRM&CM, JISR Architecture
SURVEILLANCE & RECONAISSANCE
SERVICES
Branch Head:
Thomas Kreitmair
AGS, NAEW FC, Space Support to Ops
ELECTRONIC WARFARE & SENSORS SERVICES
Branch Head:
Stephen Lewis
C-IED, SIGINT, Electronic Warfare, NAVVAR, Radar
ACQ, ESM
GEOSPATIAL
SERVICES
Branch Head:
John Teufert
OPS sup. Core GIS, GEOINT, Geo Production,
Integration
Chief JISR SL
Matt Roper
Executive Team:
JISR Portfolio
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NATO Unclassified 831 May 2006
The Geospatial Services Branch is the Agency’s centre of competence for all
aspects of Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT), Geospatial Support (GS) and
Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
The Branch maintains all life cycle aspects of the NATO Bi-SC AIS Core
Geographic Services capability including interoperability across all NATO C2
and Functional Area Services.
JISR SL/Geospatial Services Branch
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• Introduction of the NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCI Agency)
• IT/CIS drivers for Transforming Intelligence for 21st Century Missions
– Information Technology (IT) modernisation
– Federated Mission network (FMN)
• Going component based (common C4ISR viewer approach)
• Implementing mobile technologies for the tactical user
• Concussions
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Agenda
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• Private Cloud– Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
– Some elements of Platform and Software as a Service (PaaS and SaaS)
• E.G., Application Store, incl. mobile Apps
– On-premise
– NATO-Owned / NATO-Operated (NONO)
• Centralised Service Management and Control– High degree of automation
– New Service Operations Centres to support this centralisation
What is ITM?
10
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Cold War
NATO Mission Network Concepts
20-Jul-15
Afghanistan Mission Network
1949 - 1995
1995 - 2010
2010 - 2016 ?
2015 - 2030
Large national
land warfighting
formations
(Corps)
Smaller
multinational joint
formations
conducting
comprehensive
missions
(Brigade/Division)
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Objective: open, plug & play
Solution Architectures
NATO
Communications Services
commercial
Communications Services
other participants’
Comms services
NATO
Core
Services
other
participants’
Core Service
other participants’
Core Services
other participants’
COI services
NATO
Community of Interest Services
commercial
Community of Interest Services
commercial
Core Services
other participants’
User Applications
commercial User
ApplicationsApps
NATO
User Applications
horizontal interoperability
vert
ical
inte
rop
era
bilit
y
horizontal service interoperability point
vertical service integration point
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FMN Capabilities by Milestone
20-Jul-15
Single Security Domain with Gateways
Multiple Security Domains with Gateways
AM
N S
cop
e
Multi-level Security on Protected Core Network
Milestone 1 Milestone 2 Milestone 3Now
NR
F Sc
op
e
AM
N G
ov
DC
IS M
gt.
Spiral 1 Spirals 2.1…2.x Spirals 3.1…3.x2015 -2017 2020+ 2025 - 2030
Major Live Exercise 2015
FMN Framework (Governance, Life-cycle Mgt.…)
Human to Human
CoI(AMN: COP/JISR)
Human to Human
CoI(COP/JISR SOA)
Human to Human
CoI(Service Orientation and Data Centricity)
Additional CoICapabilities
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• Introduction of the NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCI Agency)
• IT/CIS drivers for Transforming Intelligence for 21st Century Missions
– Information Technology (IT) modernisation
– Federated Mission network (FMN)
• Going component based (common C4ISR viewer approach)
• Implementing mobile technologies for the tactical user
• Concussions
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Agenda
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ICC Airborne usage
– Airborne usage
• Onboard NATO E-3A to
visualise ATO and ACO
C4ISR Applications in action …
… for Air, … for Land,
… for Maritime… and Airborne
Geospatial visualization is essential
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Introduction – Current Map/Geo ViewersMultiple implementations – one per system!
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Now
+ New Projects
coming soon
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Tools
Navigation,
Symbology &
Visualisation
of Objects
Handling of
Data Layers
Result as of now: “Similar” applications… for the “same” user
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User
Tools
LayersNavigation –
Symbols -
Visualisation
ToolsL
ayersNavigation –
Symbols -
Visualisation
Tools
Layers
Navigation –
Symbols -
Visualisation
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C4ISR Viewer Componentization
A common C4ISR viewer is required by
NATO to:
- cover geospatial and C2 visualization
requirements
- perform spiral development
- sub-component based
- truly enterprise licensed
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Example only
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C4ISR viewer benefits to NATO
• Build once: use everywhere
– Acquisition/investment savings
– Longer term partnership with industry
– Better integration
• Fix once: solve everywhere
– O&M cost savings
– Greater reliability
• Single look and feel
– User involvement, Training
savings
• Easier to be reused by nations:
integration into national system
• Easier interoperability with NATO Core
GIS services (business logic)
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Past On Going Future
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NATO CORE GIS Architecture
Service
Metadata
Functional System
C4ISR Viewer
WMS /
WMTSWFS WCS
Geo
Database
WPS
ArcGIS Server 10.3.1
Geo
Metadata
NATO Core GIS Incr. 3 mimicry
NATO Core GIS
Web Client
Geo- PortalAccess to spatial Resources
NATO Core GIS
Cartographic
Workshop
REST
API
Service
Metadata
Geo-Processing
Portal for ArcGIS 10.3.1
Next enterprise up-grade / C4ISR viewer integration
Mobile
System
Routing
Cross Country Mobility
Buffering
Alerts
MetOC integration
…..
WPS
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• Introduction of the NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCI Agency)
• IT/CIS drivers for Transforming Intelligence for 21st Century Missions
– Information Technology (IT) modernisation
– Federated Mission network (FMN)
• Going component based (common C4ISR viewer approach)
• Implementing mobile technologies for the tactical user
• Concussions
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Agenda
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• Helicopter operations require flexibility and large amount of data to safely operate.
• Geospatial information is always required for mission planning, pre-flight and in-flight missions.
• Most of the HeliOps related information has only been available analogue.
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Implementing mobile technologies for
the tactical user
- case study HeliOps KFOR -
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HeliOps analogue information
Replacement by a all-in-one mission planning, pre-flight and in-flight
mobile App
Local Area Procedures
KFOR HLS Directory
Flight Charts Kosovo AIP
Operational Information
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User Interface
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• Ergonomic and iPad
specific screen layout
• iOS Look & Feel
• Iterative development
process with industry
partners
• Day and night color
scheme
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Functionalities Overview
Basemaps
selection
Layers
selection
Search
functionalities
Quick access
to documents
Bookmarks
Settings
GPS
Measurements
Full screen mode
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HeliOps App - Data Model
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• Data maintenance in
NATO Core GIS
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HeliOps App - Data Model content
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• Current data available
Primary and occasional HLS
Reporting points
Flying corridors
Airspace areas (CTA, CTR,
Restricted, Dangerous, Nav. aids, …
Obstacles
…
Aeronautical
Boundaries
Balkans boundaries
Border crossing points
JRD borders
Municipalities
…
Places
KFOR Camps
Places
Airports
Urban Areas
…
Roads
Hydrography
Rivers
Lakes
…
The data model can be easily expanded according to the needs of the operations
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Security Aspects
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NATO RESTRICTED
HeliOps App
HeliOps App
data
HeliOps system
resources Mobile Iron
SandBox
Other user
data
Other system
resources
NON CLASSIFIED
Device
• Access to information with security classification up to NATO RESTRICTED on COTS mobile device
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Security Aspects - Update Process
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NATO App Store
vectorSQLite
HeliOPS App
New version
including
updated
operational data
rastervector
HeliOPS App
rastervector
HeliOPS App
rastervector
HeliOPS App
Secure
Internet
connection
N A T O R E S T R I C T E D
N A T O R E S T R I C T E D
N A T O R E S T R I C T E D
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• Information Technology modernisation (ITM) and Federated Mission Networks (FMN) are strategic enablers for Transforming Intelligence for 21st Century Missions in NATO
• Component based services, such as the common C4ISR viewer and underlying geospatial web-processing-services (WPS), will be near-term technology implementation for Transforming Intelligence for 21st Century Missions in NATO
• New mobile technologies for the tactical and operational user will provide intelligence sharing with lowest echelons for collection and consumption.
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Conclusions
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Questions?