ArcGIS: Extending The Reach of Geospatial Intelligence

ArcGIS: Extending The Reach Of

India’s Security Forces

John Day

Esri, Washington DC, USA

14 June 2012

1970’s/1980’s: Counter-Terrorism In Northern Ireland…

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Search for weapons

High risk search

Route clearance

IED clearance

Border closures

Protective Structures

1990’s: …To Peacemaking in The Balkans

• .. Arresting war criminals

• .. Protecting critical

infrastructure

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• .. Peacemaking, not

peacekeeping

• .. Searching for

weapons

• .. Demining

• .. Supporting Elections

• .. Protecting government

and NGO VIP’s

• .. Mapping Mass Graves

A New Pattern Is Emerging

An Intuitive Platform For Sharing, Discovery, Access and Use

Knowledge

Workers

Managers

Policy

Makers

Casual

Users

Geospatial

Professional

Content

Catalog

Groups

Hosting

Apps

Maps

Services

Enabling Enterprise Systems. . .

. . . For Online Collaboration

This Pattern Can Change How You Work

Mobile Force

Engagement

On-Demand

Access

Work

Anywhere

Content

Management

Workflow

Integration

Content

Catalog

Groups

Hosting

Apps

Maps

Services

Collaboration

Providing

• Intuitive Mapping

• Geospatial Content

Management

• On Demand Services

• Sharing and

Collaboration

• Web and Mobile Use

• Enterprise Integration

• More Police Force

Engagement

Creating Common Geospatial Infrastructure

For Sharing and Applications

ArcGIS: Geospatially Enabling Your Organizations?

Providing A Complete Platform

Extending the Reach. . .

Empowering Others . . .

• . . Creating Shared Understanding

Geospatial Professionals

Intelligence

Analysts

Operators

Leadership

Intel Collectors

Content

Catalog

Groups

Hosting

Apps

Maps

Services

• Mapping and Charting

• Visualization

• Analysis

• Dissemination

Analysis

Tradecraft

Intel

Production

Standard Clients

Content

Catalog

Groups

Hosting

Apps

Maps

Services

Network/Cloud Content Management

This Platform Brings It All Together For National Security

HUMINT

Open Source

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SIGINT/IMINT

Collection Operations

Ground and

Airborne

Distributed Geospatial Services

Big

Data

Easy to Use

Military

ArcGIS for India’s National Security Forces?

COP Common

Geospatial

Server

Provisioning

Data Management , Analysis and Planning, Mobile and Situational Awareness

Intelligence/

Crime Analysis

Planning

Sensors

Mounted

Dismounted

ArcGIS Server Provides the Foundation

Enabling Data Management and Online Applications

• Easy To Deploy

• Very Fast

• Highly Scalable

• Native 64-Bit

• Deployable In Cloud

Critical Technology For Advancing Capabilities

Silverlight

Flex

Rich

Clients

Mobile

Server

JavaScript

HTML5

Supporting All Types of Geospatial Content

• Imagery

• Elevation

• Maps (Foundation Data)

• Human Geography

• Analytics

Analysis – Imagery Terrain Categorization

Advanced

Processing and

Analysis

Heterogeneous

Imagery Files Mosaic

Dataset

Visualization

Fast Display

Analysis

Massively Scalable

Many Partners

Analysis: Patrol Planning

Land movement, convoys and

motorcades

View Shed Analysis

Analyzing Visual Exposure of Guard Posts and Patrol Routes

Mounted/In-Vehicle Systems - ArcGIS Runtime

Embeddable Anywhere . . .

• Easy to Deploy

• Fast

• Small Footprint

• Windows/Linux

Runtime

Local Data

Server

US Army JBC-P Mounted Program

Evaluating Use of ArcGIS Runtime SDK

Connecting The Field To The Enterprise. . .

Hand-Held Devices – ArcGIS Runtime

Ruggedized Devices, Smart Phones, Tablets

Connecting The Field To The Enterprise. . .

ArcGIS

Windows

(Phone/Mobile)

iOS

Android

US Army JBC-P Hand-Held 1.1 Release

Will Use The Esri Android Mapping SDK

ArcGIS for India’s National Security Forces

COP Common

Geospatial

Server

Provisioning

Data Management , Analysis and Planning, Mobile and Situational Awareness

Mounted

Dismounted

Intelligence/

Crime Analysis

Planning

Sensors

Everyone is a Sensor