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OCONUS SUSTAINABLE RANGE PROGRAM (SRP)REGIONAL SUPPORT CENTERUS ARMY EUROPE SUSTAINABLE RANGEPROGRAM (SRP) GIS INFORMATIONALSOLUTIONSJeff AndrewsUSAREUR ITAM Operations CoordinatorOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OVERVIEW BACKGROUND CUSTOMERS SYSTEM DATA WAREHOUSE TOOLS and PRODUCTS FUTURE CHALLENGESOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
THE FIVE PROGRAM COMPONENTS Training Requirements Integration (TRI) Range and Training Land Assessments (RTLA) Land Rehabilitation and Maintenance (LRAM) Sustainable Range Awareness (SRA) Geographic Information System (GIS)OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
ITAM Process and ComponentsRANGE & TRAINING LAND ASSESSMENTS(RTLA) SURVEYING MONITORING EVALUATING MODELINGLAND IREMENTSINTEGRATION(TRI) ASSESSING LAND MANEUVERGEOGRAPHICINFORMATIONSYSTEM“CARRYING CAPACITY”DAMAGE REPAIR FOUNDATIONALSUPPORT SCHEDULING DAMAGE PREVENTIONTOALLCOMPONENTS SITING RECONFIGURINGTRAINING AREAS INFORMING USERS REDUCING IMPACTSSUSTAINABLE RANGEAWARENESS(SRA)OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OCONUS Sustainable Range Program RSCExperience ITAM support in Germany for 20 years GIS program was initiated:9 In 2000 - ITAM program9 In 2004 – RTLP program EUCOMProvides support for:9 EUCOM9 CENTCOM9 AFRICOMOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, 007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OCONUS Sustainable Range Program RSCExperience ITAM support in Germany for 20 years GIS program was initiated: 9 In 2000 - ITAM Program9 In 2004 – RTLP ProgramEUCOMProvides support for:9 EUCOM9 CENTCOM9 AFRICOMCENTCOMAFRICOM Over 120 supportedtraining areas 25 planned sitesOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
ITAM GIS MissionOCONUS Regional Support Center (RSC)“To develop, manage, and distributeauthoritative information critical to themanagement of USAREURtraining areas.”OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OVERVIEW BACKGROUND CUSTOMERS SYSTEM DATA WAREHOUSE TOOLS and PRODUCTS FUTURE CHALLENGESOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
Army Range Mapper (ARM) CustomersWHO?WHAT? Range Personnel New Ranges Soldiers Range Upgrades Trainers Training Exercises Environmental SDZ Generation Engineering Force ProtectionOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
Army Range Mapper - Hits/View 04000016,92621,00020000020032004HitsOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil20052006Page Views2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OVERVIEW BACKGROUND CUSTOMERS SYSTEM DATA WAREHOUSE TOOLS and PRODUCTS FUTURE CHALLENGESOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
GIS AccessibilityARCGIS/ArcViewITAM ViewerGIS AnalystDVD SolutionArmy Range MapperInternet Map ServerSDE GISDATAEnterpriseGeoDatabaseOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.milFiles2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OCONUS Sustainable Range Program RSCSystem Configuration DOD PKL/SSL, AKO CAC Authentication IIS 6.0, Windows 2003 Isapi 5.0 Connector ArcIMS 9.1, ArcSDE 9.1, Arc Server 9.1 Oracle 9iOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OCONUS Sustainable Range Program RSCAccreditations – Established System DITSCAP (The DoD Information Technology Security Certificationand Accreditation Process) Accreditation9 Authority to Operate – Chief of Staff, 7A/JMTC9 Certificate to Operate – HQ USAREUR/7A G6 Listed on the APMS (Army Portfolio Management System) Security;9 Utilized PKI SSL (Public Key Infrastructure Secures SocketsLayer)9 Implemented AKO SSO (Single Sign On)9 CAC Card Authentication (no user name & password required– only CAC pin-code)OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OVERVIEW BACKGROUND CUSTOMERS SYSTEM DATA WAREHOUSE TOOLS and PRODUCTS FUTURE CHALLENGESOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
DATA WAREHOUSE Data custodians Centralized system Provide comprehensiveinformation to decisionmakersOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
DATA WAREHOUSE“To develop, manage, anddistribute authoritativeinformation critical to themanagement of USAREURtraining areas.”OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OCONUS Sustainable Range Program RSCDatabase DesignOCONUS RSC Data StandardizationFGDC MetadataTopologyOCONUSRuleExceptionSDSFIE 2.6 FeaturesOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, ditions2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OVERVIEW BACKGROUND CUSTOMERS SYSTEM DATA WAREHOUSE TOOLS and PRODUCTS FUTURE CHALLENGESOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
ITAM VIEWEREver Growing, DVD Based Mapping ToolDVD based collection of vector and raster GIS data9Since 2001 – updated 14 times9Coming soon - new aerial imagery for : Babadag (Romania) Novo Selo, (Bulgaria) and RTSC ItalyEasy to use, intuitive software9Current software version 20029Planned software updateDecember 2007 - ITAM Viewer 3.0Product updates based on:9New Data Availability9Customer FeedbackOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
FLIGHT SIMULATORS Developed by the Rapid Terrain Visualization (RTV)Laboratory at Fort Belvoir VA. 10 Flight Simulations packaged in 5 double DVDcases:9 Grafenwoehr Training Area and JMRCHohenfels9 Baghdad, Iraq9 NTC/Ft. Irwin and JRTC/Ft. Polk9 Ft. Benning and Ft. Hill9 Ft. Lewis and Ft. Hood Also available upon request:9 Afghanistan and Afghani/Pakistani Border Flight Simulator9 Currently impossible for mass distribution – file size – almost 25GBOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
USAREUR GeoPDF MAP ATLAS GeoPDF9 GIS data and information in an easily accessible, georeferenced PDF format9 Customized GeoPDF/ARM toolbar USAREUR GeoPDF Map Atlas9 Set of georeferenced maps of various, level-dependant scale (from small scaleoverview maps to precise range maps), linked together for easy browsing9 Representing training areas within USAREUR9 Live, constantly expanded and updated product9 Distribution: USAREUR SRP Website’s Resource Matrix, DVD’sOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
USAREUR SRP WEBSITEhttps://srp.usareur.army.milGateway to: Army Range Mapper SRP ResourceMatrix SRP Online Store9 Data RequestForm9 Coming up – theOnline StoreVisit us at:https://srp.usareur.army.milOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
USAREUR SRP WEBSITEResource MatrixThe catalog of available geospatial products and resources.Easy access to:OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil Map Book pages Strip Maps Range Maps Installation SpecificMaps Army Range Mappersites TRMS (TrainingResourceManagementSystem) website2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
ARMY RANGE MAPPER (ARM)Web-based Mapping Solution Based on ESRI ArcIMS 9.1, ArcSDE 9.1, GIS Server 9.1 and ORACLE 9i JAVA Based Client Viewer (provides cross browser viewing – Internet Explorer, Netscape, Firefox) Current and historical raster data(maps and imagery) Up to date vector layers for more than 200 sites in USAREUR(Training Areas, Ranges, MOUT sites) Updated frequently, updates based onavailable data, customer requirementsOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
ARMY RANGE MAPPER (ARM)Web-based Mapping SolutionSpecialized search functions (Search by Countries, RTSC, TSC/USAGs, TAs, Ranges, Facilities)OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
ARMY RANGE MAPPER (ARM)Web-based Mapping Solution Tools to view, query and analyze available datasets New feature – the Web Safety Danger Zone toolOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
RMTK OVERVIEW Joint Army-Marine Corps Effort Suite of tools designed to assist Range Managers withdaily operations and planning tasks Requirements vetted through RMTK Workgroup Desktop and web-based tools Download from SRP and RTAM WebsitesOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
RMTK PARTNERS TPIO-Live GISi CSR RTAM ERDC-CERL USAREUROCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
RMTK TOOLS Surface Danger Zone ToolWeapon Danger Zone ToolRange Development and Planning ToolLaser Hazard Danger Zone ToolNoise ToolOn Range Ammunition Handling ToolExplosive Training Range ToolTraining Event Planning SystemOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
Web Surface Danger Zone (SDZ) Designed as a planning tool for Range Safety Officersand unit commanders planning training exercises. Stand-alone Intranet application Allows user to create SDZs for all weapons andmunitions as defined in ARSMMsOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
Web Surface Danger Zone (SDZ) Assist the user in determining if an SDZ for a givenweapon system and associated munitions for a trainingevent will fit on an allocated terrain The tool allows users to develop, store, modify, analyze,and print standard Surface Danger Zones IAW DA PAM385-63/MCO 3570.1B Capable of orienting an SDZhttps://srp.usareur.army.milOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
WDZ DEFINITION The Weapons Danger Zone (WDZ) encompasses theground and airspace for lateral and vertical containmentof projectiles, fragments, debris, and componentsresulting from the firing, launching, and/or detonation ofaviation delivered ordnance. This three-dimensional zone accounts for weaponaccuracy, failures, ricochets, and broaches/ porpoising ofa specific weapon/munition type delivered by a specificaircraft type. WDZs represent the minimum safetyrequirements designed for aviation weapons training onDOD ranges.OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
WEAPONS DANGER ZONEWeapon Danger Zone AreaA specific area drawn about a target based on weaponcontainment within that area:- Containment is selectable:- 99.99% (1 in 1:10,000 probability)- 99.999% (1 in 1:100,000 probability)- 99.9999% (1 in 1:1,000,000 probability)Based on specific: Aircraft type Delivery parameter Weapon TerrainOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.milThese Create A Launch Basket That IsThe Starting Point For The ErrorCalculations2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
WEAPONS DANGER ZONEOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
RANGE DESIGN TC 25-8, Training Ranges9 Provides guidance for developing and operating Armyranges9 Defines standard range dimensions9 Defines targetry, firing positions, course roads, impactareas, etc.9 Defines associated range operations facilities Standard Buildings Definitive Designs9 Defines standard Range Operations Control Area(ROCA) facilities dimensionsOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
RDAP TOOL Generates TC 25-8 standard ranges in GIS environmentGenerates associated SDZsMove and rotate capabilityModify Range Editor allows modification of rangeconfiguration based on local conditionsOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
RMTK LIMITATIONS Tools support published applicable documents (i.e. DAPAM 385-63, TC 25-8) Tools produce technically correct output based on userinput, incorrect user input will result in incorrect results All RMTK output must be validated by the properapproving authorityOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
OVERVIEW BACKGROUND CUSTOMERS DATA WAREHOUSE TOOLS FUTURE CHALLENGESOCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
FUTURE CHALLENGES9 WebSDZ currently in testenvironment (deploy JUNE)9 Migrate to ArcServer 9.2(JULY)9 Test Weapons DangerZone (WDZ) - (JULY)EUCOMCENTCOMAFRICOM9 Update Army RangeMapper to ASP.net (SEPTOCT)OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
FUTURE CHALLENGES9 WebSDZ enhancement(SEPT-OCT)9 Web RDAP development(SEPT-OCT)9 Update accreditations(NOV)OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, ICOM2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
Thank you for your attentionFor more informationon the OCONUS SRP RSC,please visit our booth!EUCOMCENTCOMAFRICOMJeff AndrewsITAM Operation CooperationUSAREUR ITAM Training Supportjeffrey.a.andrews@us.army.milDSN 475-6902CIV 49 9641 83 6902OCONUS SRP RSC - Grafenwoehr, Germanyhttps://srp.usareur.army.mil2007 JSEM CONFERENCEColumbus OH 23 May 2007
Listed on the APMS (Army Portfolio Management System) . Management System) website The catalog of available geospatial products and resources. 2007 JSEM CONFERENCE Columbus OH 23 May 2007 OCONUS SRP RSC -Grafenwoehr, Germany https://srp.usareur.army.mil ARMY RANGE MAPPER (ARM)
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