Critical Infrastructure Protection Initiative CIPI

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...Canadas geographic information on the Internet

• Critical Infrastructure Protection Initiative
  (CIPI)

Jennifer Sokol Secrétariat de GéoConnexions janvie
r 2003
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CIPI Goals/Objectives

• Improve web-based interoperability among
  communities that require critical infrastructure
  protection information
• Communicate across organizations and
  jurisdictions
• Address the need for secure systems
• Engage communities of practice to utilize
  geo-spatial information more effectively.

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Partners

• Canadian Players
• GeoConnections NRCan
• DND J2
• OCIPEP
• Data Providers
• CIT- NRCan
• City of Windsor
• Ontario (MNR)

• US Players
• OGC
• US Sponsors
• Data Providers
• City of Detroit
• Wayne County
• State of Michigan

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CIPI-1 Environment
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Critical Infrastructure Protection Initiative
(CIPI-1)

• GeoConnections -- a Canadian Sponsor, joined with
  other US Sponsors total approaching 2
  Million US dollars
• Requirements in RFQ, vendors respond to RFQ (cost
  sharing, many participants)
• Building on the WMT MPP-1
• Driven by end-user community and participants
• Pilot project initiative with OGC (Open GIS
  Consortium).

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Scenario Cross-Border Transportation
Infrastructure

• SCENARIO PURPOSE
• The initial Scenario drafted by OCIPEP developed
  for the CIPI-1 Initiative is intended to
• Provide a real-world example of a potential
  threat to the Local, Provincial, and/or National
  Critical Infrastructure
• Provide insight into the type of activity the
  CIPI infrastructure should be able to support
• Provide the basis for the development of Use
  Cases, and the identification of data elements,
  both local and national, and associated data
  sources.

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Scenario Cross-Border Transportation
Infrastructure

• SCENARIO DESCRIPTION
• A truck carrying an unknown hazardous chemical is
  hijacked in the area of Detroit Michigan. The
  truck is moving.
• The trucks original final destination was to be a
• business district in Detroit.
• The hijackers inform the local media that they
  intend to take the truck to one of the major
  border crossings in the area and will detonate
  the truck releasing the hazardous chemical.

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Scenario Cross-Border Transportation
Infrastructure

• SCENARIO ACTORS (Key)
• The participation of three key classes of
  Actors is assumed
• The Media
• The Lead Emergency Operations Centers (EOC) of
  which there is one for Canada and one for the US
• Federal Emergency Centers
• Canada, Office of Critical Infrastructure
  Protection and Emergency Preparedness (OCIPEP)
  with support from the Department of National
  Defense (DND) J2 Geomatics Imagery
• United States, Federal Emergency Management
  Agency (FEMA) with support from the United States
  Geological Survey (USGS) and U.S. Department of
  Defense (DOD) agencies.

The prime role of the Federal Emergency Centers
is to access data, enforce information security
policies, and to provide support in consequence
assessment.
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CIPI-1 Schedule Summary
Apr 03
Mar 03
Feb 03
Jan 03
Apr 02
May 02
Jun 02
Jul 02
Aug 02
Sep 02
Oct 02
Nov 02
Dec 02
Mar 02
Official Start at Kick-Off

CIPI-1 Execution
CIPI RFQ Release
K O
Development and Integration
Documentation
CIPI RFQ Review
Demo Capability
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Anticipated outcomes of CIPI-1

• Engage various end users (federal,
  provincial/state, municipal) in a cross-boarder
  pilot
• Strengthen connections between geospatial data
  and emergency responders
• Help to bridge the gap between users and
  architecture (development of technology for user
  requirements)
• Test the interoperability for critical
  infrastructure systems
• Prototype the use of security-enabled web
  services
• Position Canadian industry among the leaders in
  web-based geospatial technology.