Installation Geospatial Information

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Installation Geospatial Information Services
(IGIS) Incident Management

• SMSgt Robert Cobaugh
• HQ AFCESA/CEOOF
• 3E5 Career Field Manager

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Overview

• What is Installation Geospatial Information and
  Services
• Program Elements
• Key terms and concepts
• GCSS-AF Maps
• Geospatial Analysis
• Fielded Uses/Applications
• Demonstration

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What is IGIS?

• Formerly known as GeoBase (GIS)
• A Transformation Program
• Innovative Sharing of geospatial Installation
  Knowledge across the Combat Support Spectrum
• An Information Superiority Tool
• One Air Force Map delivering Current Situational
  Awareness via the network through information
  teaming
• An Agile Combat Support Enabler
• Supports Basing Needs in Peace and War
• Parallels Battlespace Intelligence
• Mission Infusion in is the aim, NOT Information
  Technology (IT) acquisition/implementation

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What is IGISVision and Mission

• Vision
• A seamless, fully integrated geospatial
  development and distribution capability that
  enables transformed CE business processes and
  achieves data transparency

Mission Develop, manage, and distribute
installation-specific geospatial information
services
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What is IGISProgram Elements
GeoReach Pre-Deployment Phase Deliberate/Crisis
Planning Global Vantage Point
Strategic Base Realignment Closure Deliberate/Cr
isis Planning Global Vantage Point
Garrison Installation BOS Common Installation
Picture Local Vantage Point
Expeditionary FOL BOS Deployment Phase Local
Vantage Point
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What is IGISKey Terms

• Common Installation Picture (CIP)
• Basic set of spatial layers for an installation
  (base map combination of raster and vector)
• Mission Data Set
• Mission specific set of spatial/tabular data
  (i.e. airfield operations, safety, or utilities)
• Service
• System architecture to provide tools and access
  to geospatial data resources (people,
  hardware/software)
• Interoperability
• Operational compatibility of data, tools, and
  users across the Air Force (policy and guidance)

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What is IGISData Types

• Raster
• Imagery, TIF

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What is IGIS Common Installation Picture (CIP)
The CIP is the common base map, is maintained by
CE, and shared widely across the base LAN
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What is IGISMission Data Set
MDS are functionally specific data layersMDS are
stored, where possible, with the CIP and are
shared on a need-to-know basis as determined by
functional data steward
MDS
Functional Data Stewards
CIP
CE
The CIP is the common base map
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What is IGISStandards

• Geospatial Data Registration
• Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) 1983
  coordinate system
• Transverse Mercator projection, Geodetic
  Reference System 1980 spheroid
• World Geodetic System (WGS) 1984 datum
• Metric coordinate units

• Spatial Accuracy
• Mapped at 11200 (1100) scale or better for
  base cantonment
• 14800 (1400) scale or better for undeveloped
  base areas
• American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote
  Sensing (ASPRS) Accuracy Standards for Large
  Scale Maps
• FGDC National Standard for Spatial Data Accuracy
  (NSSDA)

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What is IGISOrganizational Structure

• HQ AF
• Policy/Guidance
• Enterprise Arch
• Investment Strategy
• MAJCOM
• Acquisition and sustainment
• Integration of mission processes
• DRU/FOA
• Integration of mission processes
• MDS Creation
• Installation
• Maintain geospatial data
• Provide IGIS

HQ AF/A7C
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GCSS-AF (Portal) Maps
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Geospatial Analysis

• Tabular
• Typically non-visual
• Word/attribute searches
• Vector
• Surface analysis gradient, slopes, and
  visibilities
• Spatial differences - distances
• Network analysis least cost route and
  connectivities
• Raster
• Cell analysis counts, means, variances, etc
• Data modeling
• Visualization
• Maps and charts
• Multi-dimensional

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• Examples
• Of
• IGIS Supported
• Emergency Response Tools

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Moody AFB - Fire
Base Map via LAN
Pre Fire Plans
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YokotaChemical Zones DART Routes
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Plane Crash - Driftwood Bay AK
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Lajes EOC Incident Plotter
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• IGIS Support
• for
• Class Exercises

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Table to Map

• Maps georeferenced
• Real-world scale (11)
• Spatially correct
• Utilizes Military Grid Reference System (MGRS)
• Limited feature attribution
• Limited utility data
• Typical of what is available at all installations

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Model Issues

• Model inserts not same as model table
• Model to scale, but uses reduced distances
• Cordons on map drawn 1/10 scale

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TOC and Common Tools
Expand/Collapse Layer
Zoom In
Zoom Out
Pan
Zoom Previous
Symbology
Get Information
Find
Measure
Build Cordon
Visible Layer
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Zoom to events
Bookmarks
Right-Click
Live coordinate reporting
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Cordons
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Making a Map
Export as a .jpg
Text and symbols just like PowerPoint
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Contacts
Technology Integration Division Chief (acting)
Mrs. Catherine B. Hargrave catherine.hargrave_at_tyn
dall.af.mil (850)-283-6238 DSN 523-6283 3E5X1
(Engineering) Career Field Manager SMSgt Robert
J. Cobaugh robert.cobaugh_at_tyndall.af.mil (850)-283
-6330 DSN 523-6283 Installation Geospatial
Information Services (E T Manager) Mr. Lance
S. Filler lance.filler_at_tyndall.af.mil (850)-283-62
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