Kevin Meiners Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence

1. Movement towards net-centricity Kevin Meiners Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence Presented To the Interoperability and Systems Integration Conference March 23, 2004

2. Agenda • USD(I) Organization • Distributed Common Ground/Surface System • Current OSD Activities • DCGS Interoperability Challenges

3. Intelligence Reorganization • Originally 4 Under Secretaries of Defense (USDs) • Created new Under Secretary position for Intelligence – USD(I) • All Defense Intelligence pieces beneath one Under Secretary Secretary of Defense Personnel & Readiness AT&L Comptroller Five Under Secretaries of Defense Policy Intelligence

4. DUSD Counterintelligence & Security Carol Haave DUSD Policy, Requirements & Resources Tish Long DUSD Preparation & Warning Tom Behling DUSD Intel & Warfighting Support LTG Boykin Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence OUSD (I) USD(I) Dr. Stephen Cambone

5. Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence DUSD Intel & Warfighting Support LTG Boykin DUSD Counterintelligence & Security Carol Haave DUSD Preparation & Warning Tom Behling DUSD Policy, Requirements & Resources Tish Long • Look at issues in support of the Warfighter • Focus more attention on Counter Intelligence Capabilities • Violations and security issues • Responsible for looking 10 to 12 years ahead • Focus on technologies related to Warning and Preparation • Identify where we are spending our money for near-term needs • And the investment we’ll need to realize our future capabilities • Overall Intelligence Policy

6. Agenda • USD(I) Organization • Distributed Common Ground/Surface System • Current OSD Activities • DCGS Interoperability Challenges

7. DCGS Roadmap to Interoperability Distributed Common Ground/Surface Systems “Net-Centric” Common Ground Systems DCGS today DCGS-A Main DCGS-N USAF DCGS Deployed Sites DCGS-A FORWARD GIG-BE & DIB USAF DCGS Core Sites Marine Air Ground Intelligence System DCGS Roadmap 1990’s- 2003 2005 2008 - 2015 “AS IS” Transition “TO BE”

8. Guiding documents • DCGS Capstone Requirements Document (JROC approved Jan 2003) • JFCOM Operation Concept • DCGS As Is Architecture • DCGS To Be Architecture Last 3 in Joint Staff Coordination

9. Recent DCGS Interoperability Memorandum • Crystallized on Interoperability at the Data Layer • Defense Acquisition Executive authorized Air Force to proceed with DCGS 10.2 including DCGS Integration Backbone (DIB) • All Services will use the DIB to achieve Net Centricity “DCGS Acquisition Decision Memorandum”

10. Recent Interoperability Policy Decision • USD(I) Policy - 10 Feb 04 • “For horizontal integration of intelligence information to succeed, theater collected airborne, shipboard and ground intelligence data must be posted for discovery and access across the Global Information Grid in a timely manner” • Joint Staff Implementation Instructions to be published by 30 Jun 04 “Horizontal Integration of Collected Theater Intel” For horizontal integration of intelligence information to succeed, theater collected airborne, shipboard and ground intelligence data must be posted for discovery and access across the Global Information Grid in a timely manner

11. Agenda • USD(I) Organization • Distributed Common Ground/Surface System • Current OSD Activities • DCGS Interoperability Challenges

12. Program Execution & Performance Reporting Enhanced Planning - SECDEF decision points -Iterative SECDEF engagement Enhanced Planning Execution and Accountability Resourcing Strategy NOV (As Required) JUN DEC APR JUL Operational Planning SECDEF SECDEF Defense Strategic Joint Capabilities Planning Resourcing Planning Programming Process Guidance Guidance (Resource informed) Enterprise Planning (Fiscally constrained) (Continuous process) (Continuous process) Component Feedback during next cycle Program / Horizontal Integration Persistent Surveillance Netting the Force Budget Process 12

13. ISR Integration • Congressionally Directed Action • ISR Integration Council • ISR Integration Roadmap • First ISR Interaction Council Scheduled for 26 March 04 • ISR Integration Roadmap • Define Fundamental ISR Goals • Layout overall Departmental Approach • Investment Strategy Soliciting Industry View Points

14. Net-Centric Program Reviews BIN 1 New Start/In Development: Programs are born net-centric and meet Domain requirements. They exhibit all the capabilities needed to ensure compliance with DoD net-centric Domain models and regulations. These programs will be fully funded for RDT&E and follow-on O&M. Legacy being Transformed (Refreshed): Current programs that have an approved plan to comply with net-centric capabilities and Domain requirements of the Department. These programs will be fully funded for O&M and required RDT&E funds to successfully accomplish their net-centric and Domain transformation plan. Legacy being Sustained (Retain): Current programs that do not exhibit net-centric capabilities and are not planned for transformation, but are essential for current operations and business process needs of the department. They will receive reduced funding for O&M with no RDT&E funding approved for enhancements or modifications. Requires and annual review of the program and a waiver for continued O&M funding. Non-Compliant (Retire): Programs that do not exhibit net-centric capabilities, are not deemed essential for continued operations or business processes of the Department, and will be planned for termination. They will receive no RDT&E funding and significantly reduced funding for O&M to bring the program to closure/termination. 2 3 4

15. Agenda • USD(I) Organization • Distributed Common Ground/Surface System • Current OSD Activities • DCGS Interoperability Challenges

16. Imagery SIGINT • NSTF? • NITF 2.1 • MPEG 2000 • NATO STANAG 4607 SIGINT Data Interoperability • As we move toward Data Repositories there is a need for SIGINT Data Standards

17. Producers Users Etc. Fusion CI/HUMINT Enterprise Services and Communications Enterprise Services and Communications Enterprise Services and Communications SIGINT Data Interoperability Applications Imagery processing Imagery Mensuration COMINT processing MTI VIDEO ELINT OB Geospatial Etc IMAGERY COMINT OB MASINT profiles Atmospherics Data Interoperability At The Data Layer Is Essential 6 L

18. Net Centric ISR ISR and C2 Interoperability Command & Control

19. FY04 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY05 I I 4 I 2 2 3 2 3 4 4 I 2 3 4 I 2 3 I 2 3 4 3 4 GCCS-J 4.x Release Dates* 4.0 Transition to JC2 4.1 GCCS-J 4.2 4.3 DJC2 1.0 DJC2 Incr I O&S DJC2 Incr I Spirals 1.0 -1.4 Release Dates DJC2 1.1 DJC2 1.2 1.2 DJC2 1.3 DJC2 1.4 DJC2 DJC2 Incr II Development 1.1 JFCOM PACOM CENTCOM EUCOM SOUTHCOM 1.2 1.3 1.4 CENTCOM PACOM SOUTHCOM EUCOM JFCOM System deliveries Rev 37 Release dates RCCs receive subsequent DJC2 software releases Software to fielded RCC * Source: GCCS-J Acquisition Program Baseline for BLK V ISR and C2 Interoperability

20. DJC2 1.0-1.3 Rapidly Deployable, Re-Configurable, Modular, Scaleable GCCS-J, CIE, soft shelters, power, environmental control unit (ECU), communications, transportability System deliveries Software to fielded RCC * JFCOM System will consist of 60 workstations with no deployability items ISR Requirements within DJC2 DJC2 1.4 Applications No Later Than FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 1.4 1.1 1.2 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q2 1.0 DJC2 1.4 SOUTHCOM System JFCOM System* PACOM System CENTCOM System DJC2 1.1 EUCOM System • DJC2 1.0 • Complete deployability package* • Reduced deployment time • C2 on the move • Decreased forward C2 footprint • Collaboration tools with reachback • Improved intel integration • Enhanced UDOP mgmt • Force protection tools • DJC2 1.1 • Increased intelligence • Increased force projection • Enhanced in-transit asset visibility • Automated reporting • Weather data integration • Logistics status reporting • DJC2 1.2 • Enhanced intel coll mgmt • Increased situational Awareness • COTS tech refresh • Improved LOG/OPS planning • Freq mgmt tools • DJC2 1.3 • Enhanced intelligence • Robust data transfer • Improved LOG/PERS asset visibility • IO/IW graphic display • Web-based UDOP upgrade • Expanded JOPES data integration • DJC2 1.4 • Increased force projection • Increased Force Employment • Air and space operations • Joint fires and maneuver • Improved air/missile defense integration • 4-D visualization of OPS/intel data • MOD/SIM rehearsal tools

21. Net Centric ISR DCGS Interoperability with National Agency Systems NGA: GEOSCOUT NSA: CMM NSA: TRAILBLAZER

22. Web and Portal Services GIS Viewers Text Viewer MASINT Viewers Web Browser NITF Viewers Motion Imagery Viewers System Services DCGS Integration Backbone Collaborative Services Imagery Exploit Support System Sensor Planning, Prediction, and Control Services S&W Service Air Track Correlator Broadcast and Tactical Datalink Interfaces ARGUS Control Service Integration Support Services Precision Geolocation Services Common Imagery Processor Fusion Services Layering Service (aka Multi-INT Display) MTI Track Services AFE ATR ATC Services Search and Query Services Workflow Management Services NITF Store Imagery Product Library Geospatial Foundation Data Store CSI Store MTI Store Digital Video Store Message Store GMI Store Security Services Determining Common Applications • Services Converge on DIB architecture DCGS Multi-Service Execution Team determines possible Service-Lead for Application Development

23. Migration to Common Enterprise Services DIB (DCGS) DIB/NCES NCES (DISA)

24. SUMMARY • Current OSD strategy is based on data interoperability; common applications only as necessary • DCGS Integration Backbone (DIB) and Net-Centric Enterprise Services are key enablers to achieving data interoperability • Five DCGS Interoperability “Focus Areas”