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Danish Army Command and Control Information System

Danish Army Command and Control Information System. Network of Experts Workshop Ålborg, Denmark 04 October 2001. THE SPEAKER. Lars Abild captain System Officer Danish Division E-mail: 40740728 @mail.sonofon.dk. FORMAT OF THE PRESENTATION. Introduction

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Danish Army Command and Control Information System

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  1. Danish Army Command and Control Information System Network of Experts Workshop Ålborg, Denmark 04 October 2001

  2. THE SPEAKER Lars Abild captain System Officer Danish Division E-mail: 40740728@mail.sonofon.dk

  3. FORMAT OF THE PRESENTATION • Introduction • Overview of the DACCIS project • Demonstration of DACCIS prototype

  4. XX DDIV x x x 1Z 3J 1J III II III II I I II DIVARTY DRCG 3 13 - 14 2 5 II I II I II I 3 II HVY 2 3 DDIV ORGANISATION

  5. DANISH DIVISION Peacetime : 8.000 War : 20.000

  6. Main Armament/Equipment MBT, LEOPARD 1A5 APC, M/113 APC, M/113 MACHINE CANNON 120 mm MORTAR 81 mm MORTAR 84 mm RECOILLES GUN 155 mm SELF-PROPELLED HOWITZER, M109 155 mm HOWITZER, 114/39 (TOWED) MLRS ANTI-AIR MISSILE, STINGER (SECTION) ANTI-TANK MISSILE, TOW (WEAPON) ANTI-TANK HELICOPTER, FENNEC ARMOURED VEHICLE LAUNCHED BRIDGE, LEOPARD 208 414 34 40 88 411 54 54 8 72 96 12 8

  7. NAC MC SC EUR SC ATLANT RC SOUTH RC NORTH CC AIR CC NAV JSRC NORTHEAST JSRC NORTH JSRC CENTRE NATOs NEWCOMMAND& FORCESTRUCTURE AF RF MDF IRF RRF N A A A A L N L N L N L MNC NE 12 (PL) DIV DDIV 14 (GE) DIV

  8. XXX MNC NE GEOGRAPHICAL AREA XX DDIV XX XX 12 DIV 14 DIV FREDERICIA SZCZECIN NEUBRANDENBURG 710.000 Km2

  9. "Giving bad commanders more information does not make them good. They just make bad decisions faster, or get so overwhelmed that they can't make any decision"

  10. PURPOSE • To reduce time consumption • To improve the basis for decisions. • To improve exchange of information. • To improve handling of information. • To modernise the presentation • of information • To improve and extend the use of • computer assisted exercises (CAX).

  11. DACCIS DEVELOPMENT • I = Danish Division and its sub units and The Danish Reaction Brigade • II = Brigade sub units • III = Other units in the Danish Army • IV = Corps ? • V = NORCAPS? 5 PROJECT´S

  12. THE PROCUREMENT PLAN. FUNCTIONALITY PHASE 4 DIV TROOPS and AOC DEN PHASE 3 PHASE 2 3 JBDE 1 ZBDE DIV ARTY DRB DDIV PARTS OF DRB PHASE 1 1 JBDE PARTS OF DDIV DEVELOPMENT FACILITY EXPANSION 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

  13. ARMY SCHOOLS PROJECT ORGANISATION AOC AMC PIMG OUG WG USER REQ. WG SECURETY WG ORG & EDUC WG MATERIEL WG GIS LINE OF COMMAND COORDINATION

  14. PROJECTMANAGEMENT AMC Mærsk Data OUG DACCIS Steering-comité DACCIS Projectleader-group

  15. DANISH DIVISION OPSC 1 FHQ SYSOFF SYSSGT SYSADM GIS-SGT SYSADM OPSC 2 PLANC SYSOFF SYSSGT SYSADM SYSADM CMD/CCIS SYSADM GIS-SGT

  16. GIS-SGT TASKS • PROVIDE MAPS • CREATE MAPS FOR OPERATIONS • ADMINISTRATE GEOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS • COPY MAPS TO SINGLE USERS (i.e. LIASON OFF) • PROVIDE DATA (ELEVATION DATA) • DELIVER NEW DATA TO HIGHER COMMAND • GEO REFERENCE MAPS, AIR- AND UAV-PHOTOS • ADJUST MAPS ACCORDING TO PERMANENT CHANGES (new roads, blown up bridges etc.) • ETC….

  17. BRIGADE FHQ OPSC 1 SYSOFF SYSADM (GIS-SGT) SYSSGT OPSC 2 PLANC SYSSGT SYSADM CMD/CCIS SYSADM SYSADM

  18. EDUCATION INPUT OUTPUT SYSTEM EDUCATION USER PRESCIENCE USERS PRESCIENCE DACCIS EDUCATION INPUT OUTPUT

  19. EDUCATION FACTORY EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS EDUCATION END USERS EDUCATION DACCIS CBT

  20. STAFF MANNING

  21. DEVELOPMENT PROCESS OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS WS 4 DEVELOPMENT Price – Time - Connections WS 3 REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATIONS FAT/FIAT & USER-TESTS WS 2 EDUCATION USE CASES WS 1 OPERATIONAL

  22. WORKSHOP

  23. HARDWARE

  24. MATERIEL

  25. MATERIEL

  26. MATERIEL

  27. MS-Office GIS C2 Planning and operational execution tools. Incl. Operational-orders (NATO 5-Point Order) MMHS PHASE 1

  28. Own COA/Enemy COA-confrontation. Relative Combat Power. Actual Target acqui. List. Intel Collection Plan. Counter Intel Incidents. UAV-request etc. FLET. Time/Distance for Meeting Engagement. PHASE 2FUNCTIONALITIES (1) G2/G3 G3, Engineer • Terrain Analysis. • Informations on Bridges and passability. • Engineer Plan. • ENGR Situation Overlay. • NBC Overlay. • ENGR Means: • Status. • Allocation.

  29. Air Defence Situation Overlay. Air Defence. Air Defence Sketch. HEL Situation Overlay PHASE 2FUNCTIONALITIES (2) G3, Air Defence G1/G4 • Logistic Planning. • Logistic Situation overlay. • Logistic ”Stop Lights”. • Calculation of need for Logistic Support. • Movement Planning. • CIMIC overlay etc. G3, Hel • HEL Situation Overlay.

  30. Allocation of Frq. Outline of location of Units. Kode Words etc. Annex S (COMMS) to the OPORDER. COMMS Situation Overlay. PHASE 2FUNCTIONALITIES (3) Other functions G6 • DACCIS on the Defence Integrated information Network. • Supporting app. 50 Reports. • System Management. • GIS management.

  31. - and another 75 functionality's PHASE 2

  32. Military Applications Communication Application Management Applications Office Applications C2 Applications MMHS MHS Configuration Messaging Services X.400, X.500 ….. Role/Plan Management Resource Management System Management Message Store C2 Air Defence C2 Helicopters C2 Fire Support C2 Engineering C2 Logistics C2 Communications C2 Intelligence C2 Basic Information ATCCIS DB Replication MS Office Professional DB Services X 500 Central Registry GIS Services Application GIS Files System Configuration Application Office Files ATCCIS Databases Replication Queue ARM Database MS SQL Server Windows NT Hardware DACCIS Conceptual Architecture

  33. Domain DSA X.500 Central Directory DACCIS - Server Architecture Application Server Domain Server Communication Server C2 Application Services MAP Management Services Replication Management ATCCIS DB Replication System Management Services Configuration Management PDC BDC GIS Services ARM Database Repli- cation Queue C2 ATCCIS Mirror DB LANDSA C2 ATCCIS Database MTA GIS Files GIS Files Chg. HQ Management Role Management ADatP-3 Handling X.500 Directory Message Store System Config. MS SQL Server MS SQL Server Windows NT or WIN2000 Windows NT or WIN2000 Windows NT or WIN2000 Hardware Hardware Hardware

  34. GIS PRODUCTS USED IN DACCIS

  35. AdatP3 AdatP3 AdatP3 AdatP3 INTEROPERABILITY ISIS SICF K2IS SIMACET SICCE NBC DAISY DeMars UAV FIIN SIF HEROS DEOS AIR NAVAL CWS

  36. AG AG AG AG WG DACCIS/ATCCISORGANISATION AOC AMC PIMG ARMY SCHOLS OUG COMMAND COORDINATION WG ATCCIS

  37. ARMY COMMAND AND CONTROL INFORMATION SYSTEM TASK: - Create a datamodel - Create a replication model - Create operational information exchange contracts Done by

  38. ATCCIS IN DACCIS THE DATAMODEL: Just now: ATCCIS Generic Hub 3+ Phase 2: ATCCIS Generic Hub 4 or LC2IEDM (Proposed as a NATO STANAG)

  39. ATCCIS IN DACCIS THE REPLICATION MODEL: Just now: Special made for DACCIS from the ATCCIS Replication Model Phase 2:ATCCIS Replication Model (Final definition June 2001)

  40. ATCCIS IN DACCIS OPERATIONAL INFORMATION EXCHANGE CONTRACTS: Just now: Special made for DACCIS from the ATCCIS Replication Model Phase 2: ATCCIS defined small contracts with filters.

  41. Questions ?

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