Thule AB, Greenland Cavalier AFS, North Dakota Cheyenne Mt. Complex Cape Cod AFS, Massachusetts Clear AFS, Alaska Responsible for 21 SW geospatial assets at Peterson AFB, 5 GSU's, and 12 sites worldwide valued over $1.7B.
2013 Mission First Track, Dominating the High Ground - A Spatial Odyssey by Roger Clarke
Nov 28, 2014
This presentation will provide insight into the Air Force GeoBase program and the support provided by the 21st Space Wing GeoBase office to ensure “Dominance of the High Ground”. The 21st Space Wing is tasked with the operation of early missile warning and space object detection equipment around the world in support of NORAD and USSTRATCOM through a network of command and control units and ground based sensors operated by geographically separated units around the world. The GeoBase program ensures the provision of and access to common, accurate and current geospatial information for all Air Force installations, ranges and property and consists of a Common Installation Picture (CIP) and mission specific geospatial data: Mission Data Layers (MDL), Mission Data Sets (MDS) and Regional Installation Pictures (RIP). The 21st Space Wing GeoBase office maintains a robust spatial data enterprise of these worldwide assets valued at $1.7B for installation planning, asset management, and situational awareness purposes. This presentation will detail the 21st Space Wing GeoBase Programs efforts used in the collection, analysis, dissemination and display of georeferenced information that supports the 21st Space Wing mission.
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Thule AB,
Greenland
Cavalier AFS,
North Dakota
Cheyenne Mt. Complex
Cape Cod AFS,
Massachusetts
Clear AFS, Alaska
Responsible for 21 SW geospatial assets at Peterson AFB, 5 GSU's, and 12 sites worldwide valued over $1.7B.
The GeoBase Program includes the people, processes, and resources used in the collection, analysis,
dissemination and display of georeferenced information to support installation missions.
GeoBase Mission - Provide enterprise installation visualization services for the USAF to be shared
throughout the DoD. The mission for the program is to attain and sustain a capability enabling a shared,
efficient use of trusted, integrated, and georeferenced information delivering global situational awareness.
“One Air Force, One Map”
GeoBase SERVICES
SDSFIE 3.0 FEATURES
SPATIAL DATA ENTERPRISE
ORACLE DATABASE
ROOFS
CONFINED SPACES
FACILITY MANAGERS
ACES RP
ACES PM
EESOH-MIS
STANDARD MAPS
GEOBASE SERVICES
A – Common Installation Picture
B – Land Use
C – Airfield Operations
D – Transportation
E – Constraints
F – Future Development
G – Utilities
L – Landscape
Q – Environmental Quality
O – Emergency Response
S – Service Contracts
Common Installation Picture
(Installation, Vicinity, Regional)
Installation Development
(Constraints, Future Development)
Infrastructure
Emergency Response
(Security, Fire, Emergency)
Operations
(Service Contracts, Grounds, Roofs, Pavements)
MICRO PAVER
PRE-FIRE PLANS
OPERATIONS
SDSFIE 2.6
RWP
CE TOOLS (ITEM)
BUSINESS TABLES
21 Space Wing GeoBase Data Model
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GeoBase SERVICES
SDSFIE 3.0 FEATURES
SPATIAL DATA ENTERPRISE
ORACLE DATABASE
STANDARD MAPS
GEOBASE SERVICES
A – Common Installation Picture
Common Installation Picture
(Installation, Vicinity, Regional)
Installation Development
(Constraints, Future Development)
Infrastructure
Emergency Response
(Security, Fire, Emergency)
Operations
(Service Contracts, Roofs, Pavements)
21 Space Wing GeoBase Data Model
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Feature Class Dataset
Building RealProperty
PavementBranch Transportation
Building RealProperty
Tower_P RealProperty
Installation Cadastre
Shoreline Hydrography
WaterCourseLine Hydrography
NaturalWaterbody Hydrography
WaterFeature Hydrography
Dam WaterControl
Levee_A WaterControl
Fence Security
AccessControl_L Security
Wall General
RecreationFeature_A Recreation
RecreationFeature_A Recreation
Campground Recreation
GolfCourse Recreation
Playground_A Recreation
RecreationFeature_A Recreation
RecreationTrail Recreation
RecreationFeature_A Recreation
ElevationContour Landform
MilitaryRange MilitaryRangeTraining
MilitaryRange MilitaryRangeTraining
PavementBranch Transportation
AirfieldSurface_L Transportation
TransportationTunnel Transportation
Bridge Transportation
PavementBranch Transportation
Bridge Transportation
RailSegment Transportation
RoadArea Transportation
Bridge Transportation
RoadCenterline Transportation
PavementBranch Transportation
PavementBranch Transportation
DocksAndWharfs WaterWays
Non-AF Features:
Municipal
County
State
HSIP
ACES RP
ACES PM
BUSINESS TABLES
Common Installation Picture
Vicinity
Regional
Attribute Type Le ngth Sourc e Doma in Ta ble
realPropertyUniqueIdentifier String 18 Gold
FC_26_Building String 50 Air Force 2.6_Building
alternateFeatureName String 80 Air Force
alternateFeatureDescription String 255 Air Force
buildingNumber String 16 Air Force
alternateBuildingNumber String 16 Air Force
buildingStatus String 16 Air Force structureStatus
VisitorMapName String 50 Air Force VisitorMapType
buildingCustodialType String 50 Air Force CustodialType
Latitude Double 8 Air Force
Longitude Double 8 Air Force
MGRSCentroid String 20 Air Force
buildingIDPK String 20 Foundational (G)
sdsID GUID 38 Foundational (G)
sdsFeatureName String 80 Foundational (G)
sdsFeatureDescription String 255 Foundational (G)
sdsMetadataID String 80 Foundational (G)
installationID String 16 Foundational (AF) InstallationID
siteID String 36 Foundational (AF) SiteID
realPropertySiteUniqueID String 20 Foundational (AF) RPSUID
wacInnrCode String 10 Foundational (AF)
Owner String 4 Foundational (AF) OwnerCode
Building (Area)
RealProperty
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Installation Data Support
General Plan
BCP Component PlansInstallation Setting
Planning ConstraintsInstallation Capacity
Sustainability DevelopmentFuture DevelopmentPlan Implementation
BCP Specific Plans
A-O TAB Maps
Executive Level
Strategic Level
Operational Level
Master Statement of Work
20 Subject Areas
300 + Feature elements
Standardized data
supports foundational
map products
Awareness & Decision Making
Air Force Comprehensive Planning establishes a systematic framework for
decision-making on the physical development of Air Force installations and its
environs.
Installation Setting (Installation & Regional)
Common Installation Picture
Planning Constraints
(operational, natural and built constraints to development)
Installation Capacity Opportunities
Mission Ops
Infrastructure
Mission Support
Quality of Life
Sustainability Development Indicators
Air Quality
Energy Use
Water (Quality and Quantity)
Encroachment
Community Planning
Waste Reduction-Non HAZ
Renewable Energy
Space Optimization
Natural/Cultural Resources
Future Development Planning
Future Land Use Plan
Planning Districts (PD)
Area Development Plans
Future Transportation Plan
Future Alternative Scenarios
Plan Implementation
Short Range Development Plan (1-5 years)
CIP Plan Achievement Matrix
Medium Range Development Plan (6 to 10 years)
Long Range Development Plan (11-20 years)
Installation Development Map
Air Force Comprehensive Planning
Installation Mapping
Robust Spatial Data EnterpriseEnvironmental Infrastructure
Grounds Emergency Mgmt
Peterson AFB, COSDE Geodatabase
Cheyenne Mt. AFS, CO
Clear AFS, AK
Thule AB, GL
Cavalier AFS, ND
Cape Cod AFS, MA
21 Space Wing GIO GSU Data Workflow
EXPORT PGDB/SDF
SEND PGDB/SDF
AutoCAD MAP
Open DWG
Data Connect SDF/PGDB/SHP
CIP/MDS/BCP
UPDATES
Edit data(SDF/CAD)
As-Builts
LegacyFiles
Surveys
GSU HARDWARE & SOFTWARE:HP Workstations2X 19” DisplaysAutoCAD MAP 3D 2009 (W/Subscription)Pathfinder OfficeTerraSync
GEO XH GPSTerra Sync
Pathfinder Office
Field Work
SEND SDFQC/LOAD
SDF
21 SW/AFSPCViewers
LEGACY DATA/SURVEYS
EDITS
ONSITE
21 Space Wing Enterprise Geodatabase
Current Enterprise Geodatabase Model
Previous Enterprise Geodatabase Model
2nd Level QA
1st Level QA
21 Space Wing ArcGIS Viewer
•Viewers Capabilities:
•Redlining
•Allows users to provide feedback on missing or wrong data needing to be
updated
•Web Editing
•Editing capability by data stewards; providing updates on vector and
corresponding attribute data from subject matter experts
•Analysis
•Allows real analysis to be preformed on the viewer; used exhaustively during
emergency management operations.
•Data Query
•Allows user to get information by clicking a feature or by using identify button
•View data
•Provides a dynamic map; allowing us to reach all 21SW installations through
a single map
•Viewers:
•21 Space Wing Viewer
•Provides Common Installation Picture (CIP) data to all base personnel
•21SW Emergency Management Viewer
•21SW installations’ Emergency Operation Center management tool
a single map providing decision makers a single information source.
•21SW Utilities Viewer
•Provides a composite Utilities Infrastructure mapping
•21SW Service Contracts Viewer
•Used to manage Service Contract mapping data
•21SW Environmental Viewer
•Used to manage Service Contract mapping data
•21SW Roof Management Viewer
•Provides roof management tools to Installations’ roof engineers,
Inspectors and Maintenance personnel.
Installation Collaboration
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