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GIS in National Security
The document discusses how GIS can help address national security challenges through four components: data management, planning and analysis, field mobility, and situational awareness. It provides examples of how GIS has supported responses to issues like wildfires, pandemics, port security, border management, and more. The key advantages highlighted are creating a common operating platform to enable borderless cooperation, approaching problems geographically to foster understanding, and leveraging social media.
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GIS in National Security
- 1. GIS in NationalSecurity Wojtek Gawecki Esri
- 2. Global Challenges andIssues Economic and Border and Port Financial Catastrophic Security Pressures Disasters Secured Health Information Pandemics Sharing Global Extremist Activities Warming and and Threats Technological Hazards and WMD Environmental Changes
- 3. The National SecurityMission Challenges • Collect and manage data • Track and manage resources • Model, analyze and assess vulnerabilities • Develop integrated security, protection and mitigation plans • Collect field mobile data and provide updates and changes • Support prevention, response, interdiction and incident management • Establish and maintain shared situational awareness
- 4. National Spatial DataInfrastructure law disaster private fire / rescue defense health enforcement management enterprise Common Geospatial Platform Data Planning & Field Situational Management Analysis Enablement Awareness
- 5. ArcGIS 10 —A Complete System Easier More Powerful and Everywhere Cloud Web • Data Management • Planning and Analysis Enterprise • Field Enablement • Situational Awareness Mobile Local Desktop
- 6. Data Management • Manage Disparate Sources • Transform and Fuse • Access Common Repository Geography from the start
- 7. Planning and Analysis Planning Geospatial Modeling • Model Behaviors • Identify Threats • Assess Risks • Validate Patterns Information into Intelligence
- 8. Field Enablement • Collect and Use Information Remotely • Coordinate and Prioritize Response • Optimize Operational Efficiency Improving work in remote environments
- 9. Situational Awareness • Disseminate Knowledge • Visualize Information • Improve Decision Making Silverlight 3-D Globe Flex Java Turning Knowledge into Action
- 10. Common Operating Environment infrastructure vulnerability protection assessment disaster response and recovery threat incident assessment management
- 11. Building a CommonOperating Environment Geospatial Modeling Situational Awareness Knowledge Intelligence Data Collection Collaboration Mobile Operations Planning
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- 13. Australia Wildfires– Damageand Casualties
- 14. Responding to healthemergencies • Patient history • Call prediction • Coverage area • Reduce response • Monitor resources
- 15. Pandemic Monitoring andPreparedness • Disease Surveillance • Vulnerable Populations • Dispensing Points • Mass Casualties
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- 17. Port Security –Consequence Assessment
- 18. Immigration Issues • Population – Detention – Detention Demand Programs Management • Alternatives to Detention • Detainee Medical Care • Special Populations • Accountability Detention Capacity
- 19. Border Management GeographicalSolutions • Blue Force Tracking • Sensor Integration • Apprehension Geocoding • Recidivist Analysis • Operation Waypoint
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- 22. New Zealand EarthquakeSocial Media
- 23. Technologically Disasters • Whereis the bad stuff? • Impact to Environment • Impact to Economy
- 24. Gulf Oil Spill– Supported All Aspects of the Incident
- 25. Defense Supporting NationalSecurity • Intelligence Collaboration - Corroboration • Unity of Command – Force Coordination • Shared Information – Understanding
- 26. Intelligence - Preparationof the Battlespace Cumulative Viewshed Helicopter Landing Zones Digital Topographic Support System (DTSS) Cross Country Mobility
- 27. Critical Infrastructure Data • Communication • Power and energy • Water and waste water • Highways and bridges • Strategic resources • Government buildings
- 28. Collaborative Command andControl • Resource tracking • Task management and planning • Decision making dash boards • Enhanced Situational Awareness
- 29. Fusion Core Solution Microsoft SharePoint Microsoft SQL Server SAR L.E. Reports Tips Web Observations + Fusion Core Workflow Partner Solutions
- 30. Fusion Core Solution Mobile Fusion Core Situational Solution Awareness Data Planning Management Fusion Center Analysis Work Flow
- 31. Fusion Core -Data Management Fire Reports Law Electronic Enforcement Intercepts Border Reports Incident Reports Email Web Traffic Reports Observations Sensor Data Suspicious Money Sensitive Data Activity Tracking Reports Surveillance Classified Drug Busts Phone Data Reports Imagery Financial Transactions News Events Intelligence Reports Creating Actionable Intelligence
- 32. Strategic and TacticalPlanning and Analysis • Model Behaviors • Discover Threats • Assess Risks • Validate Patterns Proximity Analysis
- 33. Situational Awareness • Fusing Static and Dynamic Data • Discover Trends • Disseminate Rapidly
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- 35. Summary • Four basicarchitecture components: Data Management, Planning and Analysis, Field Mobility, and Situational Awareness • Cooperation and information sharing can be borderless through the use of common operating environment • GIS helps create understanding by approaching problems geographically • Social Media should be leveraged by public safety agencies