Geospatial Management Office (GMO) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY OFFICE OF THE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER (OCIO)

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1 Geospatial Management Office (GMO) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY OFFICE OF THE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER (OCIO) 1

2 Agenda What We (GMO) Do Core Offerings Geospatial Information Infrastructure (GII) What the GII can offer HIFLD Data Updates HSE GeoCONOPS Updates 2

3 What We Do The GMO provides homeland security operators nationwide the secure reliable platform and tools they need for geospatial analysis, visualization, mapping, and collaboration on diverse sets of mission critical data. Enterprise Access to Mission-Essential Geospatial Data Provides enterprise access to mission essential geospatial data Supports and maintains DHS geospatial applications Maintains a shared geospatial architecture Synchronizes intergovernmental policies, strategies, tools, and services Analysis, Visualization and Collaboration Increases access to and sharing off geospatial information Provides geospatial visualization through GeoCoding as a Service Supports interactive and heat mapping Collects and provides access to imagery, base maps, operational data, and foundation data Training and Operational Support Provides GeoTechnical Support as a Service Builds geospatial tradecraft Standardizes operating procedures Provides field self-service applications, tools, and services 3

4 Where We Focus Information Sharing Increase geospatial information sharing and access Advance interoperability through standards and technology Enabling Capabilities Maintain a shared geospatial architecture Field self-service applications, tools and services Effective Governance Synchronize intergovernmental policies, strategies, standards, and architectures Professionalization Build geospatial tradecraft and standardize operating procedures Increase geospatial information sharing and access for situational awareness, better intelligence and deeper analytics 4

5 Core Offerings DHS COP Application Homeland Security Infrastructure-Level Data (HIFLD) Homeland Security Enterprise (HSE) Geospatial Concept of Operations (GeoCONOPS) 5

6 DHS GII Sensitive But Unclassified (SBU)-level platform to host shared geospatial enterprise applications, tools, and information Available to all users across the entire homeland security/defense enterprise (Federal, State, Local, Tribal and Territories) Search, discover and access: o Imagery & Base Maps o DHS Operational Data o Foundational Data Store and share geospatial information o Private or public based on requirements Create and share derived geospatial products Access existing common applications and services o Geocoding, DHS COP, etc. Easily build interactive maps and custom apps o Field Collection, Story Maps, Heat Maps 6

7 How to Access GII Services Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN) User Account: GII Portal: ArcGIS Desktop Access Mashup GII data in ArcMap Publish services to GII Secure GII Token System to System connection Portal to GII Portal (AGOL to GII Portal) Username and Password 7

8 Fusion Center Support Fusion Centers utilizing capability in support of the Election Controlled access and two-way flow of mission critical geospatial information and derived products Scalable for all missions and additional partners 8

9 Training GII Portal Story Map Training: The GII Story Maps provide Self-Serve Training on the Portal capabilities. Story Maps Available: Create a Web App Creating a Web Map GII Portal Basics Publishing a Service Layer Publishing a Service Layer 9

10 HIFLD Data ACCESS to nearly 400 critical infrastructure geospatial layers Schools Police Stations Refrigerated Warehouses Cell Towers And so much more! DECOUPLED FOUO and licensed data from public open data AVAILABLE as web services or downloadable files ***PREVIOUSLY CALLED HSIP 10

11 HIFLD Open URL: Re-hosted Public Data and direct Pointers to Live Data Services Universally accessible as CSV, KML, and Shapefile format and available via GeoJSON and GeoService APIs Continued activity and feedback from users Over 19,500 users since February 2016 release #HIFLDOpen 11

12 HIFLD Secure URL: Contains FOUO & Commercially Licensed Data Available on GII, *Requires HSIN Account and DUA Licensed data available to Federal and State Partners (Fusion Centers, State EOCs, etc) New Data Deliveries for 2017 Transportation Road networks, routing data Spring 2017 Business Points Refresh to current layers Spring 2017 ORNL School data Spring 2017 Federal Data Land Mobile Private Transmission Towers Microwave Service Towers USCG Sectors USCG Districts Canada/US Border Mexico/US Border Spring 2017 Parcel Data Nationwide coverage Fall 2017 U.S. LandScan Day/ Night population distribution model Fall

13 HSE GeoCONOPS Identify geospatial stakeholders, across all levels of government, by mission or organization Find geospatial resources and capabilities to aid in mission planning and support (i.e. mission blueprint) Enable analysts to easily search and discover geospatial data or products available to their mission Understand how the geospatial community interacts/coordinates to support a diverse mission set through use cases 13

14 HSE GeoCONOPS FY16 - Highlights Fresh website design Increased content Improved discoverability Improved search functions Enabled user feedback and contributions 14

15 HSE GeoCONOPS FY17 Focus Areas Curate Geoplatform.gov community o Improve tagging and discovery o Increase community contributions and curation Identify a platform for SBU and Classified Content o Leverage HSIN for SBU Content Update and expand upon the Mission Areas and Vignettes o Conducted workshop sessions on 20FEB17 o Monthly coordination calls to start in March! 15

16 Contacts and Questions For general GII inquiries: Request HSIN account to access GII services: Include First Name, Last Name, Organization, and Address Access to GII Portal: Lewis Summers GII Program Manager 16

17 Thank You 17

18 Backup slides if needed Backup Slides to follow: 18

19 Community Trends What s Hot Information Access: Improve access to traditional geospatial information and mine untraditional sources Access Control: Enable fine grain access for safe/secure sharing Policy, Role, or Attribution Based Remote Sensing: Leverage advancing remote sensing capabilities Traditional Satellites, Micro-Satellites, UAVs Infrastructure: Leverage technology as a force multiplier Cloud, Web Applications, Developing APIs Analytics: Advanced analytics and predictive capabilities What s Next Increased Demand: 3D and 4D information Advanced sensors Integrating wearable and mobile device information Mine Open and Social Media: Mine Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, etc. while balancing privacy and security Open Source Software: Open source GIS software will match costly COTs offerings, but force analysts to perform tasks differently Broker: Evolving into a broker of geospatial data and capabilities versus a provider 19

20 DHS GII 20