ArcGIS for Military: Analyzing the Operational Environment. Matthew Funk Carolyn Fish

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1 ArcGIS for Military: Analyzing the Operational Environment Matthew Funk Carolyn Fish

2 Geospatial Enterprise for the Military Sensors Operations Server COP Mounted Intelligence Planning Provisioning Dismounted

3 Operations Server Mobile Apps Desktop Apps WebApps Services Operations Server Staff Products Operations Content Operational Environment Data Appliance Feeds

4 Operational Environment Operational Environment Operational Factors + Analysis of the Effects Operational Factors - Data describing the environment Analyze the Effects - Information products that describe environmental effects on operations. - Use task-specific templates - Military Aspects of Terrain - Military Aspects of Weather

5 Describing the environment through Operational Factors Matthew Funk

6 What are Operational Factors? Operational Factors (PMESII-PT) - Political - Military - Economic - Social - Information - Infrastructure - Physical - Time Operational Environment Operational Factors + Effects Information Manager

7 Operational Factors services and products Basemap services - Topographic, Imagery, Canvas Scanned Maps, D basemap Elevation service - Digital Surface Model - Slope, Aspect, Hillshade Road Networks service - Routing/Drive Time Other - Overlay maps - Geoprocessing services - Feature services Operational Environment Operational Factors + Effects

8 Operational Factors Basemap templates - Create and publish basemaps Geoprocessing tools - Create mosaics from rasters - Prepare data for services Editing maps - Work with topographic features Operational Environment Operational Factors + Effects

9 Demonstration: Operational Factors Matthew Funk Carolyn Fish

10 Analyzing the Effects Matthew Funk

11 Environment information products Operational Environment Operational Factors Artillery Slope Tint Obstacles and LOC + Effects Weather Effects Climate Brief

12 Military Aspects of Terrain Terrain analysis processes as maps and tools Use elevation and map services Results published, used as inputs to mission analysis

13 Military Aspects of Terrain Lines of Communication and Obstacle services Suitability overlays Key Terrain, Defensible Terrain and Engagement Area sketch maps Mobility corridors

14 Military Aspects of Terrain Modified Combined Obstacle Overlay (MCOO) - Aggregates all terrain obstacles and impediments for an operation - Planning product from Terrain Analysis - Used to plan course of actions - Input to Event Template and Situation Templates MCOO is built using - Key Terrain features - Lines of Communication and Obstacles - Suitability overlays - Avenues of Approach sketches

15 Demonstration: Terrain effects Matthew Funk

16 Analyzing the Weather Carolyn Fish

17 Military Aspects of Weather Climate briefing maps Weather analysis for intelligence and operations Use weather station data Import current and forecasted data Understand weather s impact on operation types Supports automation of tools

18 Military Aspects of Weather Maps, tools and workflows Operational impacts of weather to be visualised, interpreted and distributed swiftly and efficiently. Climate Brief Map Sample climate maps of Afghanistan and North Korea focus on aspects that are most relevant to operations Weather Effects Map effects of current conditions and forecast weather on operational activities. Time layers play back condition changes

19 Military Aspects of Weather Data Import Tools - NetCDF Import tool - METAR Import tool Data Handling Tools - calculate the impact of weather on operational activities - configured using a user-managed table - current conditions (as received from weather stations) - forecasts (as extracted from global forecast models

20 Demonstration: Weather and Climate Carolyn Fish

21 Analyzing the Operational Environment Describing the Operational Environment: Operational Factors Analyzing the effects: Military Aspects of Terrain Military Aspects of Weather The road ahead

22 Demonstration: Query Editor Matthew Funk

23 Tuesday Evening Reception Smithsonian American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery 6:30 PM 9:30 PM Walking distance from convention center Conference Badge needed for reception Coat check available in courtyard Serving hot hors d oeuvres and beverages

24 Wednesday Closing Session Closing and Hosted Lunch 11:30 AM 1:30 PM Ballrooms A C, Third Level Join conference attendees for lunch and closing session Closing Speaker Todd Park, U.S. CTO Wrap-up and request for feedback with Jack Dangermond.

25 Upcoming Events esri.com/events Date Event Location March 21, 2013 Esri DC Meet Up Big Data & Location Analytics Washington, DC April 18, 2013 Esri DC Meet Up Washington, DC March 23 26, 2013 Esri Partner Conference Palm Springs, CA March 25 28, 2013 Esri Developer Summit Palm Springs, CA July 6 9, 2013 Esri National Security Summit San Diego, CA July 8 12, 2013 Esri International User Conference San Diego, CA

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