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Mine Warfare C4ISR

Mine Warfare C4ISR. 25 July ‘01. Outline “TRANSFORMATION” M/MHC C4I Modernization Architecture for C4ISR in a Mine Environment Background Purpose Products POA&Ms, short and long term Related Efforts. IT-21 install for MCM includes: ADNS (Automated Digital Network System)

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Mine Warfare C4ISR

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  1. Mine WarfareC4ISR 25 July ‘01

  2. Outline • “TRANSFORMATION” • M/MHC C4I Modernization • Architecture for C4ISR in a Mine Environment • Background • Purpose • Products • POA&Ms, short and long term • Related Efforts

  3. IT-21 install for MCM includes: ADNS (Automated Digital Network System) CFCP (COTS Fleet Communications Package) GCCS-M (NT) INMARSAT B HSD MCM Schedule: 8 MCMs by ‘01 (2 Japan, 2 Bahrain, 4 CONUS) 4 MCMs in ‘02 per D-30 process 2 MCMs in ‘03 per D-30 process C4I Ship Modernization (IT-21) and D-30 Process

  4. C4I Modernization (IT-21) and D-30 Process • IT-21 install for MHC includes: • ADNS “F” Variant (smaller, less expensive) • CFCP • GCCS-M (NT) • INMARSAT B HSD • MHC Schedule: • 10 of 12 MHCs get INMARSAT B HSD in ‘01 • Other components begin in ‘02 subject to CLF prioritization/funding • CMWC position supports D-30 process

  5. Architecture for C4ISR in a Mine Environment

  6. Architecture Background • Numerous MIW C4I-related Initiatives and Programs: • D-30 Process and C4I Modernization (IT-21) • MCM/MHC LAN IPT • MIW Network Centric IPT • ICWS/GCCS-M Integration • GCCS-M/MEDAL Interface Issues • Organic MIW System C4I Integration • Others

  7. Architecture Background • MIW C4ISR Master Plan, SEP 97 • Information needs updating • ICWS • IT-21 installs for MCM/MHC • Siprnet • MEDAL • MCM/MHC LAN • Does not adequately address organic systems • “Top 10” requirements list out of date • SPAWAR no longer uses “Master Plan” format

  8. Architecture Background • Architecture for C4ISR in a Mine Environment • DoD Architecture Framework Version 2.0, DEC ‘97 • Establishes requirements for DoD C4ISR architectures • DASN RDA CHENG using as master reference for C4ISR • CSS tasked to complete MIW C4ISR Architecture IAW Framework document in FY01 • Includes “Essential” products required for an Architecture • “Supporting” products will follow as necessary • MIW Network Centric IPT • PMS 490 and N752 Co-Chair • Evolved into “Architecture working group”

  9. Architecture Background • MIW Architecture Working Group • Core Group: • Requirements: N752, N62, CMWC, NAVOCEANO • Systems: PEO MUW (490/210), PEO A, SPAWAR 051 • Fleet: UMCM, SMCM, AMCM IPT reps, OMCM IPT rep • Other Participants: • DASN MUW • PEO MUW - EOD, 403, 411 • SPAWAR - 04F, 155, 157, 158, 182 • CNO - 096, N2, N76, N77 • SWDG • ONR, NAWC AD, NAVAIR, JHU/APL, ARL/UT

  10. Purpose of the Architecture • Focused, Fleet-based reference for C4ISR systems requirements • exposes shortfalls in C4ISR • drives acquisition resource priorities • driven by (common) TACTICS • Basis for C4I Support Plans, required for all Operational Rqmts Documents (ORDs) • Master reference for: • systems integration requirements • interoperability in combined/joint environment • Forcing function for integration of CVBG/ARG and supporting MCM assets

  11. Architecture “Essential” Products • “All” Views • AV-1: Overview and Summary Information • AV-2: Integrated Dictionary • “Operational” Views • OV-1: High-Level Operational Concept Graphic • OV-2: Operational Node Connectivity Description • OV-3: Information Exchange Requirements • “Systems” Views: • SV-1: Systems Interface Descriptions • “Technical” Views: • TV-1: Data/Systems Implementation Standards

  12. Architecture Context • Includes dedicated and organic MIW systems expected to be in the fleet in ‘05 - ‘07 • Addresses three operational MIW environments: • Peacetime: Battlespace Preparation • SLOC Scenario (MCM and Mining) • Amphibious Landing Scenario (MCM and Mining)

  13. Amana Side Scan Sonar Side Scan Sonar Minelike Contacts “OV-1” for Peacetime Battlespace Preparation

  14. “OV-1” for Amphibious Assault Scenario

  15. OV-3 Information Exchange Requirements Sample

  16. OV-3 Information Exchange Requirements Do we have the systems to do this?

  17. IT-21 Systems FLEET INPUT Architecture for C4ISR in a Mine Environment MCM/MHC LAN AV-1 MEDAL AV-2 OV-1 ICWS/ GCCS-M Interface OV-2 Info Exchange Requirements OV-3 Organic MIW C4I Interface SV-1 TV-1 Others...

  18. C4ISR Short Term POA & M ‘01 • FEB: Distribute MIW C4ISR Master Plan & Draft Architecture Document • MAR: Next NCW IPT meeting • 2-day “chop” session on Draft Architecture • Determine & Formalize SPAWAR role in MIW C4ISR • MAR: Send Draft to Fleet (MCMRONs, Organic Team) • APR: Interim IPT meeting • MAY: Next NCW IPT meeting • Final “DC” Chop on Architecture • Long Term POA&M • JUN: Send Draft to Fleet (MCMRONs, Organic Team) • JUL/AUG: Architecture Briefs to the Fleet • SEP: Prepare Fleet-generated POM 04 C4ISR Issue Papers

  19. Architecture Briefs to Fleet • Initial brief to senior fleet • Background: Requirement for Architecture • Our (top down) process and the shortfalls exposed in Version 1 • Our connection to Fleet Engagement Strategy and Mainsteaming Mine Warfare • Long Term Plan for Architecture • Connect top down to bottom up in IERs • C4I Support Plan • POM-04 Issue paper reviews • Take aways: • Reconciled POM-04 Issues • MIWC “Turnover Package” elements • Fleet Architecture POC’s

  20. MIWC “Turnover Package” • Elements that make up the MIWC’s continuous SA • Battlespace preparation • Priorities/Tasking for Environmental Data Collection • Q-routes and CVOAs • Threat (Mines and Tactics) • Offensive MCM plan (C5F Countermining CONOPs ‘98) • Targeting priorities • I & W • ROE • Status of MCM assets (dedicated & organic) • IDTC inputs • MIW-related training requirements • Pre-deployment mine scenarios (JTFEX, BG/ARG IT)

  21. Next Step when Architecture is “Done” • MIW C4I Support Plan • C4ISP already a CJCS requirement for individual systems • SPAWAR (051) C4ISP experts available to draft & maintain • Can tailor C4ISP to include useful parts of ‘97 • Master Plan • Prioritized C4ISR shortfalls • Tables and figures • Establish MIDIS

  22. MIW Information Exchange Requirements Definition Information System (MIDIS) • Access Database that stores C4ISR info as a “dynamic” representation of OV-3 • Single location for information about activities, information exchange mechanisms and shortfalls • Long term: Repository for actual data collected during ops/exercises in order to establish OV-3 that continuously reflects reality

  23. C4ISR Long Term POA & M OCT ‘01: POM-04 C4ISR inputs ‘02: MIW C4I Support Plan Begin adding ASW Considerations ‘03 - ’07: Update Architecture and C4ISP regularly (periodicity TBD) to: - Stay ahead of OMCM systems introduction - Incorporate technology upgrades - Identify shortfalls

  24. Related Efforts • CVBG/ARG MIW CONOPS, CLF/CPF • End-to-End OMCM Assessment, PEO MUW • Mine Warfare Fleet Engagement Strategy, N752 • Mainstreaming Mine Warfare, N752 • Common Undersea Picture (CUP), • ASTO/N74/PEO MUW • Horizontal Integration, SPAWAR 051 • Naval Integrated Information Network IPT, • SPAWAR 051/NAVSEA 05J

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