Requirements Analysis

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Introduction
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Requirements Analysis

• NC FY 13-17 IPL Priority 9 Information Sharing
• NC STIPL FY 13-17 Priority 15 FPCON Threat
  Information Coordination
• EC FY13-17 IPL Priority 4 Information Sharing
  Policies, Procedures
• NATO STANAG 5511 Tactical Data Exchange
• NATO STANAG 5616 Data Forwarding between
  Tactical Data Systems
• JROCM (VCJCS, 30May12) Joint Staff Capabilities
  Gap Assessment
• Description Per the DOD Fort Hood Independent
  Review Panel Finding 3.6 no force protection
  processes or procedures exist to share near
  real-time event information among commands,
  installations and components.
• Ft. Hood Recommendation Evaluate requirements
  for creating systems, process, policy and tools
  to share near real-time unclassified information
  among military installations in CONUS to increase
  situational awareness and ensure
  disaster-resilient functions and facilities.
• Result USNORTHCOM, Services, and Components may
  not receive sufficient warning of terrorist or
  criminal threats to DOD installations, personnel,
  facilities, or defense critical infrastructure to
  permit timely force protection decisions and to
  enable the DOD or other appropriate Federal
  Agencies to deter, interdict or neutralize the
  threats.

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Justification

• Supporting Evidence
• Unified Command Plan (UCP)
• Paragraph 13C(4) USNORTHCOM will maintain the
  security of and carry out force protection
  responsibilities for the command, including
  assigned or attached commands, forces, and
  assets. The commander is also responsible for
  exercising force protection responsibilities for
  all U.S. military forces within the AOR.
• USNORTHCOM Instruction 10-222 Force Protection
  Mission and Antiterrorism Program.
• Secretary of Defense Memorandum Final
  Recommendations of the Fort Hood Follow on
  Review dated 18 August 2010
• Recommendation 3.4 Develop Guidance on Force
  Protection Threat Information Sharing
• Recommendation 3.5 Adopt a Common Force
  Protection Threat Reporting System
• Recommendation 3.6 Create a Process for Sharing
  Real-Time Force Protection Information among
  installations
• Recommendation 4.5.a.(EMSG) Deploy a Common
  Operating Picture (COP) capability into EOCs

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What is MATADRR?

• Summary A Joint initiative to establish
  theater-wide information sharing interfaces
  across stove-piped unclassified emergency
  management and force protection applications to
  improve situational awareness
• Executive sponsor OASD for Nuclear Matters
• Initiative team composition
• Physical Security Enterprise Analysis Group
  (PSEAG)
• U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM)
• Armaments Research Development and Engineering
  Center (ARDEC)
• Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific
  (SPAWAR)
• Goals
• Share information - all hazard/threat situational
  awareness, emergency management and force
  protection information sharing
• Mission assurance - identify a systems
  architecture to demonstrate the ability to pass
  near real-time emergency all hazard threat
  information

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OV-1
UNCLASSIFIED
Must comply with established Intelligence
Oversight and LE data sharing protocols, laws, and
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MATADRR Phase 1 FY12

• Technical Idea/Approach/FY12
• Enhance development of an existing (TRL 6)
  government-owned, decision support system for
  demonstration in an operational environment (TRL
  7) at Joint Base McGuire-Dix- Lakehurst
• Multi-source UDOP architecture
• Expected Outcome Phase 1 FY12
• An enhanced (TRL 7) software architecture to
  demonstrate a UDOP and common interoperability
  for sharing near real-time threat information
• The virtual repository and fusion framework
  delivered by the end of Phase 1 will reduce the
  time to build and deliver the final capability
  through the MATADRR Initiative
• A roles-based web application framework for
  Service Components that currently lack an FP
  threat and response application
• A virtual repository of threat report forms
  (e.g. EagleEyes, OPREP-3, SIR, et al) for a
  software application providing user-defined
  presentation layers graphic user interface (GUI),
  service-oriented interfaces, business
  configuration controllers, and situational
  awareness data management

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MATADRR Phase 2 FY13

• Technical Idea/Approach/FY13
• Integrate and timely correlate the collection,
  analysis, reporting and processing of domestic
  force protection and threat information from
  existing multiple stove-piped systems
• Integrate currently available DOD systems,
  software and equipment such as N-NC NIPR-SAGE,
  PACOM GCCS-J, SOUTHCOM C2PC-Agile Client, NGB
  GeoGuard, and JTF-HD DisasterAware without
  establishing a new stove-piped system or
  requiring additional user-level equipment
• Expected Outcome FY13
• Deliver a system architecture within DOD to
• Share, coordinate and collaborate on force
  protection measures and threat information with
  DOD forces
• Integrate the capability with the Navy and Marine
  Corps existing C4I system
• Demonstrate the capability with a Joint base, off
  installation facility in-transit element
• Provide the functionality that supports
  trend/pattern/temporal analysis and dissemination
  of the analyzed product

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MATADRR Phase 3 FY14

• Technical Idea/Approach/FY14
• Tie in the installation COPs such as C4I (DON),
  WebEOC (USAF), DSS 5.0 (USA) and both AtHoc and
  EM2P (selected Joint Bases)
• Perform independent verification and validation
  testing on the system
• Expected Outcome FY14
• Document and analyze all operational and
  technical demonstration results continue the
  spiral development of the system to meet all
  documented requirements deliver a hardened
  system to meet the need to pass Force Protection
  and Threat Information Sharing data in an
  encrypted, timely, and reliable manner
• Deliver a system that will provide near real
  time, web-accessible, encrypted data pertaining
  to FPCON status changes standard forms such as
  SARs, SIRs, BLUDARTs, and Status Reports will
  be shared between DoD entities the system will
  be tailorable to all roles and scalable based on
  the technology available
• Extend connectivity/ capability with federal
  mission partners (DHS, DOJ, DOI, DOS, HHS)
• Integrate iCav, iPAWS, LE systems

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Coalition of the Willing
DISA CBRNE PM/DEP AT DTRA SEC/CTR-INT-ATO DLA SEC
EM SRV NSA MEADEDPTMS-MDW-SC PFPA
OSD-CIO EM2P GCAS DCMA AT/EM AAFES AT/FP/EM JPEO
Chem Bio Defense JPM Guardian EM2P HQ-MC MAAT NGB
AT/FP/EM
Ops Prog Manager, N37 EM HQ Program Dir, N37 OSD
Mission Assurance -NSWCDD Pacific Disaster
Center -HS/HD
Joint Staff J34 AT/FP JFHQ-NCR NGB J7 AT/FP
Office US Army G2 G34 USAF EM Office USNORTHCOM
J34 USSTRATCOM Fleet Forces Command MARFORNORTH AR
NORTH AFNORTH USCG AT/EM CA ARNG AT/EM/FP
Pending Contact NGA NRO DIA GSA
Ongoing Coordination
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Summary

• Joint problem - no force protection processes
  exist for shared awareness
• Requirements N-NC EUCOM IPL, JROCM 30 May
  2012 UCP Par13C(4)
• Analysis of technologies, systems/applications
  interface
• Concept of Employment
• No new stove-piped system or additional
  user-level equipment
• A flexible architecture allowing minimal
  integration
• Connecting a variety of technical platforms
• Concept of Operations - share near real-time
  unclassified force protection and emergency
  management information among all DOD mission
  partners

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Points of Contact

• USNORTHCOM
• Mr. Jorge Zambrana, N-NC/ST, Project Lead,
  719.556.7457, Jorge.Zambrana_at_northcom.mil
• Mr. Tom Baron, NC/J34, Project Advisor,
  719.556.8700, Thomas.Baron_at_northcom.mil
• Mr. David Hotop, N-NC/ST, Contract Support,
  719.359.7910, david.hotop.ctr_at_northcom.mil
  dhotop_at_camber.com
• Mr. Shawn Schulze, N-NC/ST, Contract Support,
  719.685.7525, sschulze_at_camber.com
• ARNORTH
• Mr. Craig Hinman, ARNORTH PMO, Project Advisor,
  210.221.1999, craig.hinman_at_us.army.mil
• MAJ Ryan Lueders, ARNORTH ST Advisor,
  210.221.2525, ryan.lueders_at_us.army.mil
• SPAWARSYSCEN-Pacific
• Mr. Doug Hardy, Transition Manager (XM),
  [phone] douglas.hardy_at_navy.mil
• ARDEC
• Mr. Don Fulloon, Technical Manager (TM),
  973-724-8093 donald.w.fulloon.civ_at_mail.mil

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QUESTIONS?
QUESTIONS?