Mr. Robert Randle DISA/PEO C2C/GCCS-J PROGRAM OFFICE December 2009

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Mr. Robert RandleDISA/PEO C2C/GCCS-J PROGRAM OFFICE

December 2009

Global Command and Control - Joint (GCCS-J)Common Operational Picture (COP)



Foreign Disclosure Caveat• "This brief contains references to U.S. Government military

capabilities that may not be authorized for release to foreign governments. Mention of these capabilities in no way implies that the U.S. Government will release or consider release of them, or of any additional associated classified or unclassified information pertaining to them. This brief may also contain references to U.S. Government future plans and projected system capabilities. Mention of these plans or capabilities in no way guarantees that the U.S. Government will follow these plans or that any of the associated system capabilities will be available or releasable to foreign governments. This information may not be disseminated without the express consent from the U.S. Government."


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Global Command and Control System - Joint

• The GCCS Family of Systems encompasses C2Systems from the DoD through the Service Components to the Tactical Level.

• Major Functional Areas: Readiness (SORTS), Force Deployment (JOPES), Sit Awareness/Force Prot (COP), Intel (I3).

• GCCS-J provides the foundation for Battlespace Awareness.

• GCCS-J is used to correlate and share situational awareness, monitor, and assist in mission employment.

• GCCS-J is a critical partner in Allied and Coalition Operations and places emphasis toward that during development.


LINK16 Networ

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GCCS-J

LOSSystems

Comm

COBRA (MTX,

Grenadier Brat)

IBS

In-Theater

JTF &components

OrbcommFBCB2/BFT

Talon Reach (Iridium)GPRSMTS

OmniTRACS

LIN

K16

GCCS-J

ISA

F H

UB

ICC

RASP

NFFIATO/ACOAODB

TAB37

SEW

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JFFT Mgmtnode

FAA

AIS

JRE

AP

NIR

ISJC

OP

FFTMIP NFFI

NVG


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FFT Visually Identified

Three sets of FriendlyForce Tracks


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Transportation Infrastructure

Architecture for the transportation infrastructure information for inclusion into the COP is designed to import GIS information as overlays including ports, installations, roads, and railroads.


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When the folder icon in the summary window is clicked, the parent TMSC track “unrolls.” (showing the three paths of the children.)

Correlated three TES sites report a single mission event


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Situational Awareness Updates Integrated Tactical Sites Display

Airfield and seaport sites are fully integrated into the display

Airfield and seaport filters may be stored by user, by chart, and are available across the LAN to other users.

Supports inclusion of NIMA/NGA Sites (seaports and airfields)


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Situational Awareness Updates Integrated Operations Display

UNITBR windows allow hierarchical view of Unit/Platform tracks in an Operation and tabular summary views of Units in a selected Operation. Unit Readiness views displayed on a by selected Unit/Platform or by Operation basis.

Supports interface to JOPES/GSORTS to pull Operations data into system and onto geodisplay


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Air Capabilities

Plot the route of an ATO mission, represented by a moving aircraft icon, on a geodisplay.

From the control panel, you can replay or “fly” any portion of an ATO mission. The playback controls allow you to play, pause, stop, rewind, and fast forward the visualization event as if you were watching a video. Progress meters allow you to track elapsed time, adjust the speed of the visualization, and plot the mission route by dragging a slider bar to the left or to the right at any point in the visualization.

This visual validation can alert you to potential operational issues, thereby averting conflicting missions.


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Air Capabilities - cont

ATO and ACO Plot Options

ATO and ACO Message Plotting

Mission and ACM Filters


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Situational Awareness Updates NATO Air Interface Support

Request particular information from ICC

StandardATO Views

GCCS COP

Standard Sites (Airfields)

ATO/ACO injected

ISI

ICC(Oracle db)

ATO/ACO/Air-related data via ISI APIs and Import

Air-related requests

Graphical ATOs

ICC/NIRIS

Air-related data injected

ATO/ACO via email/import

NATO Recognized Air Picture (RAP) is presented by NIRIS and stored in ICC Oracle database. ICCI is used to pull the ATO-related data (sites and targets). ATO and ACO information is sent to GCCS via email SMTP.


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GCCS-J CAPABILITIES – Demonstrated at CWID events

• The COP Situational Awareness and Force Protection• Flexible Client – Rich, Agile and Web-Enabled• Single Integrated, tailorable Display of:

– Air Component Command• Aircraft RAP• ATO/ACOs

– Maritime Component Command– Land Component Command– Special Operations Forces– Theater and Strategic Ballistic Missiles– Friendly Force Tracks (beacons/transponders)– Commercial/Mil Shipping Awareness– Commercial/Mil Air– Space Satellite Vis

• Capabilities planned to deploy within ISAF


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INTEROPERABILITY CHALLENGES

• Limited interoperability testing opportunities.• Dissimilar data formats and standards for C2 System

Functional Areas (such as Ground, Air) are getting closer.

• Lack of clearly defined requirement for US Coalition interoperability.

• Inadequate resources to fund and sustain established interfaces.

• Lack of Defined and Harmonized Terms of Reference.• Security constraints in both the US and NATO

environments.• Network configurations


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IMPROVEMENTS FROM CWIDS

• Allowed for changes to the AdatP3 format decoder based on findings.

• Validating JPASS-C interoperability. • Provided expanded interoperability trails with NATO-

primary systems as well as various partners.• Incorporated enhancements to both existing and new

systems (both network centric and point-to-point)• Established a way ahead for the FFT shared

environment.


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INTEROPERABILITY ACIEVEMENTS

• GCCS-J ability to;– Receive, transmit and display NATO ATO/ACOs provided by

both ACCS and ICC– Decode and receive various formats (such as JREAP, MIP, and

NFFI) from NATO • NIRIS (RAP) sharing various formats including JREAP-C• Various national systems exchanging data using MIP and NFFI

standards.– Decode and display NATO-sponsored system-data (such as

ICC)– Send, receive, decode and display ADAT P3 messages (from a

variety of systems both NATO, such as JCOP IOC – LC2IS, and individual countries)

– Interface with JCOP and receive NVG graphics/track overlays– Provided the overall NATO and US COP while providing data

to each command center (ACC, LCC, MCC, and DJTF).• Allowed execution in a more seamless environment


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BENEFIT TO THE WARFIGHTER

• Situational Awareness information is more seamless with NATO Forces.

• Provides data processing and handling with limited war fighter involvement.

• Staff Planning and execution on US GCCS-J systems will be more efficient for the US environment.

• Improved Friendly Force Tracking will reduce fratricide.• Enhanced NATO/US data flow.• GCCS-J provides an automated method of transferring, receiving,

and synchronizing data across the battlespace.• GCCS-J is the mechanism for a distributed data processing and

exchange environment that allows each AOR to tailor the view to their role.

• Warfighting Combat Power is multiplied with increased Situational Awareness and Battlespace awareness.


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• BACKUP SLIDES


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NATO CWID 08GCCS-J System Level Architecture

Land Picture (LCC)Friendly-Force Tracking

(FFT)Air Picture (ACC)

Maritime Picture (MCC)

Geospatial Data

Imagery

CW

ID 08 C

TF/NR

F

LCC

FFT

ACC

MCC

Geospatial Data

Imagery

CW

ID 08 U

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GCCS-J

US

CO

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NATO

C

OP

COP

COP

NATO’s JCOP

Command systems provide the individual pieces that GCCS-J will correlate and fuse together to provide the complete COP.


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GCCS-J Testing PartnersPLANNED

• NATO– ICC– NIRIS– ACCS– JCOP IOC– JCOP– AFTS/IFTS– NBFSA IV

• Canada– MUSIC

• Sweden• Italy

– MCCIS• Denmark

– NMS-Future– NMS

ADHOC

• Italy– MDLP– C4I– ADSI– DIODO

• France– MAESTRO– SICF

• Czech Republic– OTHVRONI


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NATO CWID 08GCCS-J External Interfaces

GCCS-COP

ICC/NIRIS

TBMCS

COP client

DACCIS

MCCIS, MDLP, C4I,

Maritime

SICF, SWERAP, ACCIS

SICF SAIM

SOF

ACCS

BMD-FLEXTBM

CAP

Shape fileGCCS-J

Ground

Air

SOCCLCC

ACC

DJTF

MCC

US Room

JADOCS

AFTS/IFTS

JCOP

JCOP

COP View

Italian ADSIFrench systems

Czech Rep


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Kitty Hawk’s Wiki


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Situational Awareness Updates NATO Land Interface Support

TDBM

JOIIS 4.3.0.0

JOIIS/GCCS

JOIIS(Access db)

JOIISEither ftp or floppyTargets, Airbases, Facilities, and Units

GCCS COP

CSITES

Targets,Airbases,Facilities

Interface provides the mechanism to obtain complete database data or selected data via a manual or automatic request. Enables operator (depending upon permissions) to supply data to sources via API categorized types for data access and/or message protocol.


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Achieving Interoperable Information DominationGlobal Command Control System &

Global Combat Support System

Command and Control

Situational Awareness

Combatant Commander

Senior Leadership

Staff

Joint Task Force

Force PlanningForce Generation

TailoredLogisticsPackages

Rapid Response& Distribution


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ATO Enhancements - cont

ATO and ACO Message Text

Displays

Mission and ACM Detail Displays

ATO Mission and ACO ACM Lists

ATO and ACO Message Storage

Mr. Robert Randle DISA/PEO C2C/GCCS-J PROGRAM OFFICE December 2009

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