Distributed Common Ground System – Navy (DCGS-N

Program Executive Office
Command, Control, Communications,
Computers and Intelligence (PEO C4I)
Distributed Common Ground System – Navy
(DCGS-N) Increment 2
Program Overview
Chuck Gassert
APM DCGS-N Enterprise Services
410-897-7323
charles.gassert@navy,mil
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PMW 120 Provides
Information Dominance Capabilities
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Focus
Mission
Meeting our
commitment to the
Fleet through
Acquisition
Professionalism and
Proactive Sustainment
of our systems from
cradle to grave
Deliver intelligence,
meteorological,
oceanographic and
information operations
data, products and
services that provide
Information Dominance
for naval warfighters
PMW 120 delivers…
• Net-ready intelligence,
meteorological, oceanographic,
and information operations
products and services
• The ability to seize
and control the
Information domain
high ground
• A decisive competitive
advantage across the
range of Navy
missions
PMW 120 is the only program office that exclusively fields
Information Dominance capabilities
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PMW 120 Achieving
Information Dominance
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JTT-M
JSIPS-N
ICOP
ISR, IO, and
METOC systems
intersect to
provide an
integrated
Information
Dominance
Capability (IDC)
AIS
SSEE Inc E
DCGS-N Inc 1
CCOP
SSEE Inc F / MODS
DCGS-N Inc 2
IDC
NITES-Next
HWDDC
LBS UUV
NITES Fielded
METMF(R) NEXGEN
The PMW 120 IDC will provide comprehensive situational awareness through
simplified workflows, seamless interfaces, and improved data sharing
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The Threat Environment:
ISR Capabilities
Material
Solution
Analysis
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Technology
Development
B
Engineering and Manufacturing
Development
Pre-Systems Acquisition
Distributed Common Ground
System – Navy (DCGS-N)
Increment 2
Improving target quality
intelligence by delivering
advanced analytic capabilities
and automated workflows both
afloat and at ashore enterprise
nodes
Providing Automated Workflows
and Analytics
Production and Development
Systems Acquisition
Intelligence Carry On Program
(ICOP)
Responds to multiple Fleet
requirements (C5F/C3F UONs)
Delivers a suite of Multi-INT,
analytical capabilities, and extends
the ISR Enterprise/ DCGS FoS to
Unit Level Platforms
Supports FMV receive, process,
exploit, and disseminate
capabilities
Robust portable Intel system
Identifying Maritime Patterns of Life
(Big Data)
C
Sustainment
Distributed Common Ground System –
Navy (DCGS-N)
Increment 1
Block 1 provides enhanced precision
target geo-positioning, point mensuration,
and imagery dissemination
Block 2 builds on Block 1 and provides
enhanced IMINT, Collection Management
tools, and additional storage in support of
TCPED
Automatic Identification
System (AIS)
Collects commercial vessel
AIS data to improve
situational awareness and
safety of navigation
Supports Safety at Sea /
Navigation, Maritime
Interdiction Operations
(MIO), Overseas
Contingency Operations
(OCO), and Homeland
Defense mission areas
Enhancing warfighter’s Common Operational Picture
Joint Tactical Terminal – Maritime
(JTT-M)
Provides Navy surface platforms with
the capability to receive, exchange,
and process Over-the-Air, Near-Realtime, time-critical intelligence and
targeting information carried over the
Integrated Broadcast Service (IBS)
Filters, translates, and distributes
critical tactical information to multiple
shipboard Tactical Data Processors
(TDPs)
Operations
and
Support
Improved Vessel Tracking
Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA)/Dynamic
Enterprise Integration Platform
(DEIP)
Provides enhanced vessel
tracking, improved fusion
of vessel, people, company,
cargo data and anomaly
detection and alerting
JTT-SR is integrated into
AN/USQ-151
Vessel Tracking and
Anomaly Detection
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Operational View
Navy interfaces with IC architecture via Navy
Ashore Enterprise Node or individual Afloat nodes
located forward on afloat force-level units
IC Big Data Nodes
DCGS FoS
Navy Ashore
Enterprise Node
Other Data Nodes
(e.g., FNMOC)
MOCs
Naval & Joint
Airborne ISR
E-2
TACAIR
Legend
DCGS-N Inc 2 Nodes
Other Cloud Nodes
Black
Hull
CG / DDG
(BMD or Independent Ops)
Carrier Strike Group
or JFMCC afloat
Afloat Node forward with
computing, analytics, and distribution mgmt
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DCGS-N Increment 1
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Where We’ve Been…
NFN
Jan 04
Sep 07
Dec 08
Aug 09
Apr 10
May 12
Apr 14
Original
DCGS-N
Inc 1
Reset
Blk 1 EDM
USS HST
MS C
FDDR
EA ECP
USS BHR
Inc 1 Block 2
SIT
Dec 14
Inc 1
FD
Inc
2
Inc 1 was about consolidating
capability…
 Merged delivery of ISR&T tools and integrated
priority SIGINT & IMINT capabilities
 Delivered an 80% solution / Milestone C in 2
years from program reset
 More than 29 Fleet Installations 2009 – 2014
… and taking the first steps towards a
hosted environment
 Phased migration to CANES (Inc 1 Block 2)
 Get out of the hardware business and ultimately
focus on the ISR&T support tools
While Inc 1 continues to meet C/S/P, its lack
of “bottom-up” design resulted …
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Hard to use …
Challenging to train …
Difficult to maintain, and …
Simply not a satisfying experience for the sailor!
3 racks, peripherals, and up to 30 workstations procured by DCGS-N
DCGS-N Inc 2 will fundamentally change this paradigm to resolve current readiness
challenges and provide a system that is easier to operate, train, and maintain
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Where We’re Going…
Inc
2
2013
AoA
2016
FCR-0
(iso PEO C4I Prototype)
2017
FCR-1
2018
FCR-2
2019
2020
FCR-3
FCR-4
2021
FCR-5
Inc 2 will rapidly field ISR&T support
capabilities …
 Annual Fleet Capability Releases (FCR)
that leverage COTS/GOTS tools/services
 Agile Software Development incorporates
Requirements Governance Board priorities
and user feedback into development
… and complete the migration to a
hosted environment …
With the time to build on, fix and streamline
Information Dominance Corps’ tools …
Softwarecentric
solution
Automation and intuitive workflows
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Familiar tools and processes, refactored to the Cloud …
Intuitive workflow-centric design …
Anomaly detection, exploitation and automatic fusion …
… to combat increased data loads brought on by the
sensor “tipping point” and optimize sailor capabilities!
DCGS-N Inc 2 will simplify the sailors’ experience and improve Fleet Readiness
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Why DCGS-N Increment 2?
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Portfolio investments have resulted in a Data “Tipping Point”
 Billions of investments in sensors will result in data inundation
 Modern data tools and architecture required to exploit available data
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DCGS-N Inc 2 helps combat the
data explosion …
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… at the least total ownership cost
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Modern tools and scaleable
architectures
Automation and intuitive workflows
Simplified operation & maintenance
Leverages multi-billion IC
investments
Hosted by CANES
No additional manpower
Contributing to the Joint Fight…
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Integral member of the DCGS FoS
Aligned with DI2E, JIE, and IC
Bringing Automation to Battlespace Awareness to combat the data challenge
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PEO C4I’s NITROS Prototype
Helps Us Get There…
Feb 2014
Jun 2014
Q1-Q3 FY15
FCR-0
Demo RGB
FCR-0 Integration
& Development
Q2 FY15
Aug 2015
Q4 FY15–Q2FY16
2016
FCR-1
NITROS
NITROS
Guidance
FCR-0
Demo BTR
FCR-0
Delivery to NITROS
NITROS Demo
NITROS SIT
CANES AI SIT (TW-16/RIMPAC-16)
DCGS-N INC 2’s FCR-0 will deliver an early
look at our capabilities to NITROS …
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4 IDC KPPs
 Automatic Fusion
 Automated Exploitation & Detection
 Visualization
 Collection Management & Awareness
Core legacy apps co-existing with large-data store
 GALE (SIGINT), SOCET (IMINT / Targeting),
CMMA (Collection Management)
… and wring out our agile processes …
… PEO C4I’s NITROS Prototype directly impacts more
than just DCGS-N Inc 2 … other PORs and projects too!
 Requirements
 Contracting
 Integration & Development
 Cyber Security
 T&E
 Fielding
… via continuous involvement with our Fleet, POR,
and S&T partners!
FCR-0/NITROS will provide lessons learned to DCGS-N Inc 2, other PORs and
projects, and Fleet IDC Partners in prep for Inc 2 FCR-1 and beyond
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DCGS-N Inc 2
Navy’s Multi-INT Fusion Solution
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Access to more information
Enhanced Common User
Interface for the Intel Analyst
National
Theater Organic
Near real-time, integrated picture of the
battle space for the Battle Group CC
• New tools & services to combat data
overload with existing manpower
• Automatic Fusion
• Automated Exploitation & Detection
• Collection Management & Awareness
• Visualization
• Anomaly Detection
• Alerting
• Data onboard for D/DIL ops
• Legacy apps co-existing with large data store
• Info-sharing across enclaves
• Enhanced Speed-to-Decision
• Reduced Time-to-Target (3x)
• Timely, accurate SA
• Improved Combat
Effectiveness
DCGS-N Inc 2 streamlines sailors’ analytical efforts and vastly improves targeting
solutions for the operator, optimizing and compressing the Kill Chain
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Program Structure
MDD
IS-CDD
Validation
Development
RFP Release
FDDR
FDR
B
FDR
FDR
FDR
Navy
FCR-1
AoA
Patch 1
FCR-2
FCR-0
Materiel Solution Analysis
…
FCR-3
iso PEO C4I’s
NITROS
Prototype
AoA
BD
BTR
FCR
FDR
FDDR
FTR
IT
KPP
MDD
OT&E
RFP
RGB
AT&L
FDR
Patch n
FCR-4
FCR-5
OT&E
Risk Reduction
Sustainment
Operations & Support
Development & Fielding
Analysis of Alternatives
Build Decision
Build Technical Review (SETR Event)
Fleet Capability Release
Fielding Decision Review
Full Deployment Decision Review
Fielding Technical Review (SETR Event))
Integrated Test (Generic Name for T&E Events)
Key Performance Parameter
Materiel Development Decision
Operational Test & Evaluation
Request for Proposal
Requirements Governance Board
FCR Model
User
Input
RGB
BTR
BD
Development
Sprints & Testing
IT
FTR
FDR
Fleet
Delivery
 FCR-1 BD in conjunction with Milestone B
 Subsequent FCR-n BDs delegated to Navy
 FDR authority delegated to Navy following FDDR
Illustrates the program structure and sequence of decision events only; not intended to reflect time
Preliminary FCR Objectives – subject to trade-off analysis/feasibility assessment and RGB approval
FCR-1
FCR-2
 Refactor DCGS-N Inc 1
to the cloud
 Workflow-based
 Projected 66%
completion of KPP mins
 Workflow updates and
targeting support
 FCR-1 backlog
 Projected 87%
completion of KPP mins
FCR-3
 Current readiness
updates
 FCR-2 backlog
 Projected completion of
KPP mins
FCR-4
 Current readiness
updates
 FCR-3 backlog
 Prioritized RGB
requirements
FCR-5
 Current readiness
updates
 FCR-4 backlog
 Prioritized RGB
requirements
IT Box supports Evolutionary Acquisition and Agile Development based on
rapidly changing Fleet priorities. Each FCR builds on the prior FCR.
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Stakeholder Governance and
Partnership Opportunities
FCR
Model
DOUG
DRGB
BTR
BD
User
Input
DRGB
Improved
performance as
technology
evolves
IT
FTR
FD
DRGB
Fleet
Delivery
IT Box provides the capabilities governance
construct for improved efficiency, flexibility, and
Fleet responsiveness …
 Single pass through the JCIDS process / JROC
 Delegation to Navy DRGB to prioritize needs and
solutions within approved “boundaries”
 Initial Minimums (vice threshold/objective) allow
for rapid development and re-prioritization within
funding limits
KPP
Initial Mins
Development Sprints
DCGS-N
Inc 2
IS-CDD
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SW Dev &
Integration
Agile Evolution of the SE “V”
Monthly end item deliveries
(vs Years) based on scrums
and regular HSI and
customer feedback and input
N2N6 Chair w/ Fleet
reps program reps,
and SMEs
… while Agile provides a collaborative framework
for rapid development and user involvement …
 Dynamic requirements management and the
HW Refresh &
DCGS-N Operational Users’ Group (DOUG)
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Integration
 Continual development, integration, and testing
 Regular capability demos for Fleet users
 Updatable test event scope based on FCR scope
Dynamic capability & cost
trade-off analysis in
and RALOT review
response to continuous
… providing users the opportunity to quickly
Fleet feedback
see the results of their feedback
Agile and responsive processes enable rapid capability development & deployment
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Next Steps towards Milestone B
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DCGS-N Increment 2
POCs
Bob Poor
DCGS-N INC 2 APM
Phone: 858-537-0609
Email: [email protected]
Brion Thomas
DCGS-N Inc 2 Project Manager
Phone: 858 537-0331
Email: [email protected]
Chuck Gassert
Enterprise Services APM
Phone: 410-897-7323
Email: [email protected]
Sal Ledesma
ISR PAPM
Phone: 619-524-7864
Email: [email protected]
CDR Grant Koenig
MDA APM
Phone: 619-524-7368
Email: [email protected]
CAPT Scott Heller
Program Manager, PMW 120
Phone: 619-524-7371
Email: [email protected]
LCDR Roman Mills
Training APM
Phone: 858-537-8775
Email: [email protected]
Susie Hartzog
Deputy Program Manager, PMW120
Phone: 619-524-7820
Email: [email protected]
Sarah Cormier
DCGS-N Inc 2 Program Support
Phone: 480-329-8678
Email: [email protected]
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