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C-CINC 21C-CINC 21Advanced Concept Technology DemonstrationAdvanced Concept Technology Demonstration

KSCO 2002

Toulouse, France

Riki Barbour, Ref Delgado

Bob Beaton, Scott Fouse

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AGENDA

PART 1 – CINC 21 Overview

PART 2 - CINC 21 Coalition JWID 02 Summary

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FY00 NEW START– Approved by JROC February 2000

– Congressional Approval March ’00

– Implementation Directive Signed November 2000

– Management Plan Signed February 2001

Management Organizations– Operational Manager - USCINCPAC

– Technical Manager - ONR

– Deputy Technical Manager - DISA (AITS-JPO)

– Transition Manager - SPAWAR

5 YEAR PROGRAM– 3 Years of “Development/Integration/Demonstration”

– 2 Years of “Residual Support & Transition”

CINC 21 Background

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The Operational Problem

CINCs Lack Adequate Decision Support Environment – Current Systems:

– Do not integrate Crisis Operations, Theater Security Cooperation, and Daily Operations in one environment

– Do not support multiple simultaneous crises

– Inundate CINCs\staff with information but they need knowledge

– Provide insufficient collaboration across physical and organizational boundaries – distributed team must act as one

– Are insufficient at synthesizing information and managing Battle Rhythm across all organizations

– Do not provide sufficient Theater C4I monitoring and NETOPS capabilities

No program provides this integrated capability for Joint Force Commanders

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Critical Operational Issues

Ultimate Operational Issue: Does CINC-21 provide better decision making capability, evident in improved processes, thereby increasing overall headquarters readiness, efficiency, and mission effectiveness?

– COI – 1: Can advanced visualization technology empower individuals to process, digest, and assimilate large volumes of information, enabling faster, more effective decisions?

– COI – 2: Can knowledge management technology integrate information, context, and rules to increase understanding and improve decision-making?

– COI – 3: Can collaboration tools be employed to overcome tyrannies of time, distance, and system disparity?

– COI – 4: Can collection of networks, databases, and applications be enhanced to optimize the flow of information, with security assurance, across multiple network enclaves?

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COI-1

COI-4Network Monitoring Services

COI-3COI-2

CINC 21 Technical Architecture--Interoperability

EnterpriseApplication

Server(s)

DecisionSupport

Tools

DefenseCollaboration

Tool Suite

Decision SpaceSchema

OrganizationServices

CollaborationSpaces

PortalConfigurations

DecisionMakers

XML DataServices

EnterpriseDatabase Server

Portal Server

Legacy Systems(Web-Enabled)

Enterprise Workstation(XML-Enabled)

Decision Space Manager (Business Rules and Services)

DisplayWall

Tri-PanelDisplay

EWS

ProcessServices

Decision Focused Visualization

HTML

SQL• Open standard interfaces (XML, HTML, J2EE) among all major components

• Operator Control of Visualization environment via Portal technologies

• Capabilities extended by third party development of new Business Rules and Advanced Services

• Designed to function across organizations

XML

HTML

XML • XML• J2EE• COM

PortalSpecific

XML

ToolSpecific

SQL

HTML

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Legacy

Knowledge Core

Legacy Systems(non-Web-Enabled)

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PROVIDE A TAYLORED RENDERING OF RELEVANT

INFO TO CINC’S, THEIR STAFF, JTF’S, NGO’S AND

COALITION FORCES TO FACILITATE DYNAMIC

DECISION MAKING THROUGH DISTRIBUTIVE

COLLABORATION SERVICES, ENHANCED BY

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT, WITH PRIORITIZED

TRAFFIC OVER CONTROLLABLE, SECURE AND OR

PRIVATE NETWORKS.

CINC 21 Objective

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Final DeliverablesC2 Mission Solutions

Rapid Force Employment– Mission: Stand up a JMF in response to a Theater Crisis– User: CINC/JTF - PACOM– Assessment Venue: Terminal Fury ‘03

Consequence Management /Response– Mission: Support to a major Consequence Management event– User: J3 - STRATCOM– Assessment Venue: STRATCOM Experimentation

Coalition Non-Combatant Management– Mission: Response to a NEO involving significant non-combatant management issues– User: Coalition JTF - UK, CA, AS– Assessment Venue: JWID ‘02

TCCC NETOPS– Mission: Operation of a TCCC in support of a Geographic CINC experiencing IW

attacks– User: J6/TCCC C.O. - PACOM– Assessment Venue: Terminal Fury ‘03

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C2 EnterpriseServices

Battle Staff, OPT, CAT

CINC 21 Portal Concept

TCCC

DCTS

JICPAC

OPT

CAT

OperationalSupport Cells

Organizational Elements and Knowledge Requirements Dynamically Specified by the CINC and Key Staff

members and expressed as Web Parts

Web PartsDTRA

Content and Layout DynamicallyControlled to support CINC and Key

Staff members

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How is it Done Today?

BattleStaff

DecisionSupportActivities

Decision Shaping

Decision Making

ManualIntegration

Decision Support

To the Mission

DecisionMaker

BattleRhythm

DecisionPoints

CommandActivities CCIRs

Synthesis

Action Officer

Analysis and Production

CCIR Producers

C2 by Phone, MS Office, and Web-Pages

Power Point Excel Web Browser

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DecisionSpace

CINC 21 Advanced Concept

DecisionSupportOfficer

DecisionSupport Cells

Decision Shaping

Decision Making

Decision Support

To the Command

Decision Support

To the Mission

DecisionMaker

Organization Processes CollaborationSpaces

Decision FocusedVisualizations

BattleRhythm

DecisionPoints

CommandActivities CCIRs

Operational Packages

Action Officer

Analysis and Production

CCIR Producers

Decision Focused Operations

BattleStaff

Activity Battle Rhythm Decision Point CCIR

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Decision Focused Operations Decision Space Management

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AGENDA

PART 1 – CINC 21 Overview

PART 2 - CINC 21 Coalition JWID 02 Summary

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United States– United States Commander-In-Chief Pacific Command (USCINCPAC)– Nation Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA)– Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA)– Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)

Canada – Defence Research Establishment Valcartier (DREV) – Defence J2 Geomatics and Imagery (Ottawa)– Defence Research Establishment Ottawa (DREO) – Director Joint Force Concepts (DJFC)

Australia – Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) – Headquarters Australian Theatre (HQAST), – Defence Imagery and Geospatial Organisation (DIGO).

United Kingdom– Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL)– Permanent Joint Headquarters (JHQ)– Defence Geographic Imagery and Intelligence Agency (DGIA)– Director of Equipment Capability (Command Control and Information

Infrastructure) (DEC (CCII))

CINC 21 Coalition Participants

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Management

CINC 21 Coalition Management Board

AU: Greg Chase UK: Maj Andy Churchill

CA: LtCdr E. Woodliffe US: Riki Barbour

Group #2 Group #3/5 Group #4

Dr. Richard Furze Dave MeckelorPete Firey

Group #6

Peter Drewer

JWID Systems Engineering Team

AU: Greg Chase CA: Denny Goin UK: Jonathan Williams US: Ref Delgado

AU: Peter Asenstorfer CA: Adel Guitouni UK: Paul Owen US: Doug Wood

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CINC 21 Coalition Groups

Originally composed of six project Groups:– Decision Focused Visualization– Distributed Collaborative Planning– Knowledge Management– Geospatial Imagery and Info Services– Ontololgies– Information Enterprise Management (Netops)

Focused on four project Groups in JWID 02– Decision Focused Visualization– Distributed Collaborative Planning– Knowledge Management– GeoSpatial Imagery Systems and Information Assurance

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CINC 21 JWID ‘02 Objectives

Demonstrate Distributed Collaborative Planning Tools Among the Four Nations

– Provide collaboration and distributed decision support tools to improve distributed operations.

Demonstrate the Sharing and Distribution of Structured Information/Knowledge

– Provide visualization and knowledge management tools and services to improve situational awareness and understanding for decision makers.

Demonstrate Portal-Based Coalition C2 Capabilities (US Core Program)

– Provide flexible tailoring of C2 Environment to Suit National Needs.

– Provide enterprise management tools to improve control of C2 infrastructure.

– Improve information exchange among Nations.

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JWID 2002 Demonstration

CountryPortal

CountryApps

CountryHTML

CountryPortal

CountryApps

CountryHTML

CountryPortal

CountryApps

CountryHTML

CountryPortal

CountryApps

CountryHTML

Australia

United Kingdom United States

CanadaCFBLnet

Coalition

Knowledge Core

Shared DCTS Server

PACOM - STRATCOM - DTRA - DIA - NIMA

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Coalition use of the Knowledge Core

The CINC 21 Knowledge Core is being Exploited to Enhance Coalition Interoperability

– The Coalition Version is named COalition INteroperability Service– It allows XML data to be exchanged across multiple countries– Countries retain their native C2 systems and planning tools

A Prototype of COINS is Operational on CFBL– Countries Involved: US, UK, CA, AU– Exchanging Information on Country Non-Combatants

Country UniqueData Bases andData Formats

Country UniqueC2 Systems and

Planning Systems

CountryCOINS

XML Queries(across Countries)

COIN-COINXML ObjectExchange

NativeData

Format

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XMLFormat

CFBL

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CINC 21 Major Events

JWID – May 2002

Delivery of Portal to PACOM CAT, OPT – Sept 2002

Stratcom Demonstration – Oct 2002

TF03, Major CINC21 Assessment Event – December 2002