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Agenda• Background• COVER Description• COVER Advantages: 3 Areas• Team Members• Implementation• Summary
Background• The New Internet is a Well-Kept Secret
that Needs Exposure• IPv6 Demonstrates Superiority in
Operations involving Sensor Nets, Hostile Environment (IA features), Mobile Communications, E2E RealtimeTransmedia, Community Ops, Collaboration
COVER: A Possible Solution• Collaborative Operations Vehicle for
Emergency Response• Has DISA, Other Support• Advanced Concept Stage• Industry Team, Others Invited• Showcases IPv6 in Crucial Mission
Description: Traditional Command Post
Mobile Command Post: Vertical Command and Communications,
Primarily in “Push” Mode
Problems With Traditional Command Post
•“Top Down” versus “Bottom Up”•Not oriented to hybrid military-civilian or allied/combined arms operations•No lateral communication •Vertical bandwidth cannot handle flood of data (TB, not KB or MB) from Net Centric Operations•No Situation Awareness/KMS “Sense Making”•No learning/training•No mission rehearsal/simulation•Operating “in the blind” at ground level
COVER Description
Primary: Collaboration Environment With Lateral and “Bottom Up” Communications
Between Many Communities of Professionals
COVER Components• Packaging and Integration (Box ->Vehicle)• Hardware/Software
• Debabelizer (Analog RF to IP Translator)• WLAN System for Wide Area (10 km+)• Ruggedized Displays, Storage, Infrastructure• Situation Assessment & Decision Aids• Training Products (Games, Sims)• Ancillary Products (Video Grenades, UAVs,
Webcams, Optics, Bread Crumbs, Repeaters)
COVER Components (cont’d)• Services
• GIS and Information Layers• 2D/3D Terrain Databases, Photo & Animation• Training Services (Shadow Exercises)
• Research and Development• R&D Projects for US Military, DHS• EC and NATO Projects• Both Ops & Learning/Training
Description (cont’d)• Connects military with civilian/allies/police/fire/CNBRE
Ops• Establishes broadband WLAN• Lateral extreme bandwidth communication• Collaboration between different teams• Embedded Situational Training/Simulation• Turns 2D/3D data into Information & Knowledge• Establishes and manages networks• ONLY POSSIBLE WITH NEW INTERNET (IPv6)
Advantages: 3 Main Function Areas
• 1) Communications: Establish Lateral Communications and Collaborative Community
• 2) Situation Assessment: Horizontal Fusion of Massive Amounts of Data from Net Centric Operations
• 3) Information Assurance: Advanced Network Establishment and Management
Communications (Area 1)COVER Establishes Broadband Communications and
Enables Collaborative Community
Advantages of IPv6:Discovery of Location and Identity of All ParticipantsAll Communication is IP based (Allows COTS Apps)Internet Security With Multiple Levels of AccessNet Centric Operations -- Many People and Sensors all Have
Dynamic IP AddressesEnd-to-End, Peer-to-Peer and Machine-to-Machine for
Realtime Updates of Situations and Assessments
Communications: At Present•Soldiers, Firemen, Police, Federal (FBI, FEMA), DHS (Hazmat) on different analog equipment, unaware of
each other
Communication: At Present
•No Planning, Display, Coordination Tools•Quote of LAPD Lieutenant: “We hoped we
would have a dusty patrol car so we could draw diagrams on it!”
Communication: With COVER• Soldiers, Law Enforcement, Federal Authority,
Allies all on Common Digital Devices, All With IP-based Communications
Discovery: Communities/Groups• IP Addresses Assigned by Groups, Security Levels• Collaboration, Training Across/Within Groups
Importance of Community• Operations
• Professionals function better in Communities of Practice (CoPs)
• Proven supportive functions in crisis situations
• Learning and Training• Situated Learning superior in CoPs• Familiar hierarchical interactions• Facilitates quick collaboration
• COVER supports Communities AND “Portal”• Portal is Similar to Common Home Page
Summary: Communications• COVER Supports Lateral Communications with
Identification and Location• Only with IPv6:
• Discovery of All Internet Users In Area• Internet Security Allows Dissemination of Sensitive/Secret
Data at Different Levels• All Users and Sensors are Connected, In Net• Peer-to-Peer, End-to-End• Controlled Access to Other Networks
Situation Assessment (Area 2)• COVER Supports Horizontal Fusion
• IP-based Net for Situation Assessment, Visualization & Advanced Imaging
• Interpretation of Massive Amounts of Data from Net Centric Operations
• COVER Supports Decision Aids, Training• LBG (Location Based Gaming)• MR (Mixed Reality): Reality with Augmentation
• Advantages of IPv6:• All sensors and users have (multiple) IP addresses due
to massive v6 address space• Direct E2E access to sensors for controlled updates• P2P Enables Situated Learning by Teams• Better Multimedia Transmission (4GB Packets)• IP-based System Allows COTS Applications
Situation Assessment: At Present• Photos, Maps: Where are we, where are the others,
what’s happening ???
Situation Assessment: Cover•Use IPv6 webcams/antennas/sensors for realtime updates, “Instant Replay” of photos/video with Overlays
Visualization: COVER•IPv6 webcams/sensors enable Ground Level and Overview Transitions, Instant Replay of photos/video with Overlays, DTG•(Animation shows launch of vidcam mini-rocket, then view from above looking down, with overlays)
Decision Aids/Mission Rehearsal
“PLATOON B, PROCEED TO MEET UP WITH DHS UNIT 34
ON 3RD STREET NEXT TO MCDONALDS ASAP.”
COVER Situation Assessment (Summary)
• Supports Geospatial Intelligence Exploitation with IPv6 Sensornets
• Small Units Horiz. and Vertical Views• Correlate Terrain, Old and Update Data in
2D and 3D with Layers• Advanced Optical Storage, High-Speed
Pattern Retrieval for Collaboration• Process Multimedia & M2M data
Information Assurance (Area 3)• Present Situation:
• Connectivity Unknown• Quality of Service Unknown (e.g., video
streaming)• Overloads Lead to Dropouts, Delays• Attacks on System Cause Disruption
IA with COVER• Network Management
• Establish “Network of Networks”• Optimize Traffic (Leveling, Self Repair)• End-to-End Testing, Quality Assurance• Re-route, Re-prioritize nodes
• IPV6 Advantages:• E2E testing supports QoS• Dynamic Load Leveling, Prioritization
Information Assurance: Summary
• Establish, manage network• Dynamic load leveling• QoS for data, multimedia
• Dynamic control by command or macros
• Self-healing network• Supports both Human and M2M nets
Cover: The Team • KMW/Textron: CBNRE Vehicle• SDSU: GIS, Viz’n ,Shadow Exercises • Panoram: Advanced Viz’n, 3D Display• E-Team: Emergency Response Dec. Aids• InPhase: Holographic Storage• Visual Purple: Training Games & Sims• Opticality: Stereo 3D Displays• NXN: 2D/3D Collaboration Tools• Riegl: Area Scanning/3D Databases• IPv6 Association (R&D Experts)
Product Partners & Operations
InPhaseNXN
NVIDIAOpticality
SDSU
PanoramKMW/TextronVisual Purple
E-TeamPanasonic
Operations:Shadow Exercises at Prominent Events Nationwide
(“Johnny Appleseed” Promotion of New Internet)
Training:Interactions in Simulations to gain Learning/Experience
Research & Development:COVER is “Mobile Lab” for Ops and Training Concepts,
New/Adapted Hardware and Software Systems
Reasons for COVER• Demand for mobile anti-terrorism, crisis
response system• National Guard, NORTHCOM, SOCOM, FBI
• Great demonstration for IPv6 capabilities• Dramatic, clear, worthy of news coverage
• Satisfies DISA, Other Agency Missions• Promote New Internet, Homeland
Defense, Scalable Pilot Projects, Near/Far Payoffs
Possible COVER Users• USANG • SOCOM, NORTHCOM, etc.• NATO, Other Nations• State and Local Law Enforcement• Federal Agencies• Civilian/Private: Oil Companies
Action Items
• COVER Development Stages• Phase 1: Concept Demonstration• Phase 2: Training, Limited Ops• Phase 3: Fielded Ops & Training System
• DISA, Other Support• Industry Participation Invited• Proposals for R&D, Concept Demos
Initial COVER Demonstrations• “Shadow Operations”, e.g., Super
Bowl, Sports Venues, Major Cultural Events
• Available for News Media Demos• Demonstrate Feature Options for
Police Chiefs, Mayors, First Responders (“Fly Before Buy”)
Summary• COVER: the Potential to be
• “Game Shifter” for the New Internet• Focus for Commerial Products,Services• Specific Homeland Defense Application
• High Potential, Low Investment Costs• Much R&D Done by Industry• Leverage COTS/GOTS (Dec. Aids,
Training, GIS Resources, etc.)• Scalable Trials for DoD Decisionmaking
COVER WILL
• Use the Power of the New Internet to Protect our Homeland
• Save Lives• Enable Our Soldiers• Save Our Fighters
For Further Information, Please Contact:
• Mr. Christopher Harz • COO, Harz Network Systems• Email: [email protected]
• Dr. Eric Frost• Professor, San Diego State University• Email: [email protected]
• Mr. David Coe • PM, Defense Information Systems Agency• Email: [email protected]