際際滷

際際滷Share a Scribd company logo

Improving Military Workflows - Structured Data for Military & Security Users

IHS
IHS

Five ways that military and security organizations can use structured open-source data to work faster and smarter.

1 of 37
Download to read offline
Improving military and security workflows Five ways that military and security organizations can use structured open-source data to work faster and smarter
Why structured open-source data? Structured data is Quick to search Easy to query Easy to manipulate Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 2
Why structured open-source data? Open-source data is Verified Independent Unclassified Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 3
How can it improve workflows? 1. Threat analysis Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 4
1. Threat analysis Satellite images show enemy tanks gathering on an airfield near the border The threat must be assessed Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 5
1. Threat analysis Measure length 9.5m Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 6
1. Threat analysis Measure length Measure width 3.5m 9.5m Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 7
1. Threat analysis Obtain enemy land warfare platform inventory intelligence Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 8
1. Threat analysis Query structured open-source data by country, length and width Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 9
1. Threat analysis Query returns only platforms that meet search criteria Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 10
1. Threat analysis Detected platforms are identified quickly and T-72 easily The threat is quantified Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 11
How can it improve workflows? 1. Threat analysis 2. Capability analysis Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 12
2. Capability analysis Diplomacy is breaking down; conflict seems inevitable Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 13
2. Capability analysis Air superiority will be key to success Enemy air capability must be assessed Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 14
2. Capability analysis Review intelligence of enemy air base locations Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 15
2. Capability analysis Cross-reference with equipment in service and order of battle Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 16
2. Capability analysis Use structured open- source data to search ranges of air platforms at each base Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 17
2. Capability analysis Quantify and visualize enemy air strike range Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 18
How can it improve workflows? 1. Threat analysis 2. Capability analysis 3. Military planning Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 19
3. Military planning A multinational expeditionary force prepares to move into enemy terrain Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 20
3. Military planning 3.5m Imagery of a strategic crossing point reveals that the bridge may be too narrow to cross Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 21
3. Military planning Filter structured open- source data for platforms wider than the bridge crossing Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 22
3. Military planning Query returns land platforms too wide to cross Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 23
3. Military planning Need for alternative routes or methods identified Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 24
4. How can it improve workflows? 1. Threat analysis 2. Capability analysis 3. Military planning 4. Logistical analysis Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 25
4. Logistical analysis Multinational land forces require air transport into theatre Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 26
4. Logistical analysis Air transport capacity is known Dimensions of partner land platforms are not Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 27
4. Logistical analysis Query structured open- source land platform data by length, width and height Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 28
4. Logistical analysis Sort results to identify viable platforms and 1.85m calculate transport loading levels 6.25m 2.60m Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 29
4. Logistical analysis Air transport capacity for partner land platforms is derived Transportation levels may be planned Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 30
How can it improve workflows? 1. Threat analysis 2. Capability analysis 3. Military planning 4. Logistical analysis 5. Procurement requirements setting Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 31
5. Procurement requirements setting A major procurement program is initiated Capability requirements must be developed Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 32
5. Procurement requirements setting Review structured open- source data for existing equipment and technology capabilities Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 33
5. Procurement requirements setting Data output provides 200 40 capability baseline 150 30 Endurance (h) 100 20 Max altitude 50 10 Max T-O Weight Payload weight 0 0 Set program capability Endurance Max speed requirements accordingly Loitering speed Datalink range Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 34
5. Procurement requirements setting Requirements are benchmarked against best in class Commercial proposals are easily measured Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 35
Conclusion Structured open-source data is not a replacement for proprietary sources But it is a source of reliable supporting information And, used correctly, it can help the military user to work faster and smarter Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 36
www.ihs.com Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 37

More Related Content

Improving Military Workflows - Structured Data for Military & Security Users

  • 1. Improving military and security workflows Five ways that military and security organizations can use structured open-source data to work faster and smarter
  • 2. Why structured open-source data? Structured data is Quick to search Easy to query Easy to manipulate Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 2
  • 3. Why structured open-source data? Open-source data is Verified Independent Unclassified Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 3
  • 4. How can it improve workflows? 1. Threat analysis Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 4
  • 5. 1. Threat analysis Satellite images show enemy tanks gathering on an airfield near the border The threat must be assessed Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 5
  • 6. 1. Threat analysis Measure length 9.5m Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 6
  • 7. 1. Threat analysis Measure length Measure width 3.5m 9.5m Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 7
  • 8. 1. Threat analysis Obtain enemy land warfare platform inventory intelligence Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 8
  • 9. 1. Threat analysis Query structured open-source data by country, length and width Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 9
  • 10. 1. Threat analysis Query returns only platforms that meet search criteria Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 10
  • 11. 1. Threat analysis Detected platforms are identified quickly and T-72 easily The threat is quantified Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 11
  • 12. How can it improve workflows? 1. Threat analysis 2. Capability analysis Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 12
  • 13. 2. Capability analysis Diplomacy is breaking down; conflict seems inevitable Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 13
  • 14. 2. Capability analysis Air superiority will be key to success Enemy air capability must be assessed Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 14
  • 15. 2. Capability analysis Review intelligence of enemy air base locations Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 15
  • 16. 2. Capability analysis Cross-reference with equipment in service and order of battle Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 16
  • 17. 2. Capability analysis Use structured open- source data to search ranges of air platforms at each base Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 17
  • 18. 2. Capability analysis Quantify and visualize enemy air strike range Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 18
  • 19. How can it improve workflows? 1. Threat analysis 2. Capability analysis 3. Military planning Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 19
  • 20. 3. Military planning A multinational expeditionary force prepares to move into enemy terrain Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 20
  • 21. 3. Military planning 3.5m Imagery of a strategic crossing point reveals that the bridge may be too narrow to cross Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 21
  • 22. 3. Military planning Filter structured open- source data for platforms wider than the bridge crossing Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 22
  • 23. 3. Military planning Query returns land platforms too wide to cross Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 23
  • 24. 3. Military planning Need for alternative routes or methods identified Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 24
  • 25. 4. How can it improve workflows? 1. Threat analysis 2. Capability analysis 3. Military planning 4. Logistical analysis Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 25
  • 26. 4. Logistical analysis Multinational land forces require air transport into theatre Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 26
  • 27. 4. Logistical analysis Air transport capacity is known Dimensions of partner land platforms are not Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 27
  • 28. 4. Logistical analysis Query structured open- source land platform data by length, width and height Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 28
  • 29. 4. Logistical analysis Sort results to identify viable platforms and 1.85m calculate transport loading levels 6.25m 2.60m Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 29
  • 30. 4. Logistical analysis Air transport capacity for partner land platforms is derived Transportation levels may be planned Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 30
  • 31. How can it improve workflows? 1. Threat analysis 2. Capability analysis 3. Military planning 4. Logistical analysis 5. Procurement requirements setting Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 31
  • 32. 5. Procurement requirements setting A major procurement program is initiated Capability requirements must be developed Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 32
  • 33. 5. Procurement requirements setting Review structured open- source data for existing equipment and technology capabilities Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 33
  • 34. 5. Procurement requirements setting Data output provides 200 40 capability baseline 150 30 Endurance (h) 100 20 Max altitude 50 10 Max T-O Weight Payload weight 0 0 Set program capability Endurance Max speed requirements accordingly Loitering speed Datalink range Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 34
  • 35. 5. Procurement requirements setting Requirements are benchmarked against best in class Commercial proposals are easily measured Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 35
  • 36. Conclusion Structured open-source data is not a replacement for proprietary sources But it is a source of reliable supporting information And, used correctly, it can help the military user to work faster and smarter Copyright 息 2012 IHS Inc. 36