ArcGIS for the Military - Maritime Operations
Esri International User Conference San Diego, California
Technical Workshops | July 25, 2012
ArcGIS for the Military - Maritime Operations Curt Hammill, John Fry, Scott Cecilio
Navy Use an Open Geospatial Can any Military As a Foundation For Command and Control?
Platform
What is the Most Powerful Asset in the U.S. Navy / USMC Arsenal?
SEAL
Carrier Strike Group
Expeditionary Strike Group
SSBN
HA/DR
“Information… a Main Battery of the U.S. Navy; this transition to an information-centric force represents a new vision...” – Chief of Naval Operations 2010
Geospatial Information for Intelligence and C2…
Open Geospatial Platform on ArcGIS Wielding Information as a Weapon for Maritime Operations
ISR & C2 Capability Sensors Operations Management Information Management
Intelligence
Lightweight Afloat / Aloft
Maritime Operations Server
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
ArcGIS On-Line - A Collaborative Environment… …to organize and share data, products, and processes across an Enterprise.
Portal for ArcGIS – Geo-enabled Interface Enabling Content for Collaboration and Sharing
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operational Dashboard Information Management
Lightweight Afloat
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
ArcGIS for Desktop – Strong Geospatial Analytics Building Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operational Dashboard Information Management
Lightweight Afloat
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
ArcGIS for Desktop – Strong Geospatial Analytics Building Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operational Dashboard Information Management
Lightweight Afloat
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
Submarine Operations Suitability – South China Sea
An example of extensibility based on tradecraft for Anti-Submarine Warfare.
ArcGIS for Server & APIs – Web-based geo-capability Assisting Planners in COA Selection
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operational Dashboard Information Management
Lightweight Afloat
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
Decision-making is Central to C2… Optimal Sensor Placement
Sub Operations Suitability Map
Track + Sub Danger Area Suitability + Track + Sub Danger Area
Balancing Risk with Resources using Spatial Science
ArcGIS Runtime SDK & ArcGIS for Windows Mobile Providing Mobile Application for Airborne Mission Planning
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operational Dashboard Information Management
Lightweight Aloft
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
Handheld for Military applications
“Every platform is a sensor…”
ArcGIS for Android Providing Mobile Applications for C2
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operations Management Information Management
Lightweight Afloat
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
ArcGIS for the Military – Maritime Operations Built on an Open Geospatial Platform
ISR & C2 Capability Sensors Operations Management Information Management
Intelligence
Lightweight Afloat / Aloft
Maritime Operations Server
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
ArcGIS for the Military – Maritime Operations An Open Geospatial Platform to Answer Operational Questions
Operational Mission
Where are submarines likely to operate? How best to predict minefields? Where are likely areas for Search And Rescue? Where are the radioactive plume predictions? Where are disease outbreaks occurring? Where are pirates likely to operate? What is the optimal route for a Strike mission?
Spatial Visualization Analysis
Information
Mission Apps
How best to station maritime interdiction assets?
Where to optimally station ships for group defense? What do the Freedom of Navigation artifacts predict?
How best to correlate surface tracks from multiple data sources? Identify the best beach for over-the-shore movement? Best expeditionary airfield? Identify the best helo landing zone? Where are missile launchers likely to be?
Putting an Open Geospatial Platform to work A Foundation for Navy Command and Control
Enabling Multi-Intelligence Integration Integrating and Synthesizing Information from Many Sources
Empowering Military Decision-Making Facilitating Communication Process and Collaboration
Cross-Connecting Communities Breaking Down Barriers Between Institutions, Disciplines and Cultures
…Converging Intel and C2
arcgis.com – ArcGIS Resource Center
[email protected]
PLAN is exploring Geo-enabled Maritime C2
The Best Captains Owned the Best Chart Collections…
OZONE + ArcGIS
This is a Screen-Set from DCGS-A showing OWFenabled map widgets using ArcGIS Portal. Note: No FOUO information is shown
Conclusion Maximizing Geo-enabled Capability in Maritime Operations
ISR + C2 IS NOT THIS…
IT’S MORE LIKE THIS…
Technical Workshops | July 25, 2012
ArcGIS for the Military - Maritime Operations Curt Hammill, John Fry, Scott Cecilio
Navy Use an Open Geospatial Can any Military As a Foundation For Command and Control?
Platform
What is the Most Powerful Asset in the U.S. Navy / USMC Arsenal?
SEAL
Carrier Strike Group
Expeditionary Strike Group
SSBN
HA/DR
“Information… a Main Battery of the U.S. Navy; this transition to an information-centric force represents a new vision...” – Chief of Naval Operations 2010
Geospatial Information for Intelligence and C2…
Open Geospatial Platform on ArcGIS Wielding Information as a Weapon for Maritime Operations
ISR & C2 Capability Sensors Operations Management Information Management
Intelligence
Lightweight Afloat / Aloft
Maritime Operations Server
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
ArcGIS On-Line - A Collaborative Environment… …to organize and share data, products, and processes across an Enterprise.
Portal for ArcGIS – Geo-enabled Interface Enabling Content for Collaboration and Sharing
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operational Dashboard Information Management
Lightweight Afloat
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
ArcGIS for Desktop – Strong Geospatial Analytics Building Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operational Dashboard Information Management
Lightweight Afloat
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
ArcGIS for Desktop – Strong Geospatial Analytics Building Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operational Dashboard Information Management
Lightweight Afloat
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
Submarine Operations Suitability – South China Sea
An example of extensibility based on tradecraft for Anti-Submarine Warfare.
ArcGIS for Server & APIs – Web-based geo-capability Assisting Planners in COA Selection
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operational Dashboard Information Management
Lightweight Afloat
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
Decision-making is Central to C2… Optimal Sensor Placement
Sub Operations Suitability Map
Track + Sub Danger Area Suitability + Track + Sub Danger Area
Balancing Risk with Resources using Spatial Science
ArcGIS Runtime SDK & ArcGIS for Windows Mobile Providing Mobile Application for Airborne Mission Planning
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operational Dashboard Information Management
Lightweight Aloft
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
Handheld for Military applications
“Every platform is a sensor…”
ArcGIS for Android Providing Mobile Applications for C2
ISR + C2 Capability
Sensors Operations Management Information Management
Lightweight Afloat
Maritime Operations Server
Intelligence
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
ArcGIS for the Military – Maritime Operations Built on an Open Geospatial Platform
ISR & C2 Capability Sensors Operations Management Information Management
Intelligence
Lightweight Afloat / Aloft
Maritime Operations Server
Planning
Provisioning
Expeditionary Ashore
ArcGIS for the Military – Maritime Operations An Open Geospatial Platform to Answer Operational Questions
Operational Mission
Where are submarines likely to operate? How best to predict minefields? Where are likely areas for Search And Rescue? Where are the radioactive plume predictions? Where are disease outbreaks occurring? Where are pirates likely to operate? What is the optimal route for a Strike mission?
Spatial Visualization Analysis
Information
Mission Apps
How best to station maritime interdiction assets?
Where to optimally station ships for group defense? What do the Freedom of Navigation artifacts predict?
How best to correlate surface tracks from multiple data sources? Identify the best beach for over-the-shore movement? Best expeditionary airfield? Identify the best helo landing zone? Where are missile launchers likely to be?
Putting an Open Geospatial Platform to work A Foundation for Navy Command and Control
Enabling Multi-Intelligence Integration Integrating and Synthesizing Information from Many Sources
Empowering Military Decision-Making Facilitating Communication Process and Collaboration
Cross-Connecting Communities Breaking Down Barriers Between Institutions, Disciplines and Cultures
…Converging Intel and C2
arcgis.com – ArcGIS Resource Center
[email protected]
PLAN is exploring Geo-enabled Maritime C2
The Best Captains Owned the Best Chart Collections…
OZONE + ArcGIS
This is a Screen-Set from DCGS-A showing OWFenabled map widgets using ArcGIS Portal. Note: No FOUO information is shown
Conclusion Maximizing Geo-enabled Capability in Maritime Operations
ISR + C2 IS NOT THIS…
IT’S MORE LIKE THIS…
