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Establishing Data Fusion Center Baseline
Technology Capabilities
Paul Christin – ESRI
David Stampfli – Microsoft
Problem
The asymmetrical threat of organized crime, gangs, drug cartels
and terrorist organizations and natural disasters know no political
or geographical boundaries – thus secure and trusted horizontal
and vertical information sharing has become an imperative for
governments in order to prevent, prepare and respond to
manmade and natural incidents
What is Fusion?
The intake and analysis of disparate information from various
data sources into a collaborative environment resulting in the
production of actionable intelligence (connecting the dots)
disseminated in a timely manner to prevent, prepare and respond
to natural or manmade incidents
Fusion Core Solution Vision
Develop a referenceable and replicable
mission-critical technology architecture
for fusion centers that enhances
information sharing and security
Fusion Core Solution Objectives
• Create a collaborative environment for intelligence and
information sharing
• Leverage existing databases and systems to maximize
information sharing both internally and externally
• Create seamless information exchange using NIEM
(National Information Exchange Model) to integrate
existing systems
• Develop appropriate security measures to help ensure
that access to information is controlled and monitored
• Integrate people with technology through a senior
leader vision, operator analyst driven IT architecture
Operational Concept
Command
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Disseminate
Analyze
Intake
Customers
Partners
Command
Field Officers Fusion Center
Operations
Management
Partner Framework
Platform
Horizontal Partners
Vertical Partners
Data Integration
Collaboration
Web, e-mail, instant messaging
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Conceptual Architecture
1. Begin with an Envisioning Session
What are your Senior Leader fusion center vision and goals and
how can Microsoft help?
2. Move to an Architectural Design Session
What are your requirements for a fusion center?
3. Initiate a development project:
Begin with an operational assessment – determine the day to day
activities and requirements of your operators and analysts.
Customer Based Solution
The role of GIS in Fusion Core Solution
Data Fusion Center Workflow
• Incident Data
• SARs
• Crime Data
• Open Source
Intake
• Process
• Transform
• Manage
Integrate• Identification
• Validation
• Evaluation
Analyze
• Feedback
• Map Products
• Situational Awareness
Disseminate
Geospatial Intelligence Framework
Collaboration and Security Foundation
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How is the Data Fusion Intel Mission Accomplished?
Interpret - Analysts actively understanding the
criminal, threat, and hazard environment
Influence - Analysts creating a work product to
proactively influence risk mitigation decisions by
leadership
Impact - Leadership consuming information to modify
patterns, trends and behaviors
* Australian Federal Police
** Intelligence Led Policing – Jerry Ratcliffe
Applying GIS to the Intelligence Process
• Accessing spatial data
• Applying spatial logic and geo-processing
• Developing geospatial context
Interpret
• Threat Assessments
• Suspicious activity mapping and linking
• Verifying patterns, trends and behaviors
• Geographic profiling
Influence
• Mitigation planning
• Resource Management
• Improving operational tactics
• Operationalize assessments
Impact
Geospatial Operational Effectiveness
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Field
EnablementPlanning &
Analysis
ESRI Geospatial Intelligence Framework
Data
Management
Situational
Awareness
Microsoft Collaboration and Security Foundation
AnalyzeIntake Disseminate
Fusion Core SolutionRepeatable and Referenceable Solution Architecture
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Fusion Core SolutionCapabilities
• Managed Intake — different types of intelligence and information service
requests.
• Enterprise Search — across multiple data sources including file shares,
web sites and databases.
• Robust Geo-databases – ArcGIS geo-database integrated with SQL
Server.
• Spatial Analytics — geospatial analysis extendable to integrate new or
existing applications.
• Analyst Collaboration — using SharePoint, Web sites, wikis, and blogs.
• Robust Security — integrated with existing authentication and auditing
systems or out of the box.
• Tools for Managing Operations — Manage analyst staffing and monitor
center activities
Fusion Core SolutionManaged Workflow
Field
EnablementPlanning &
Analysis
ESRI Geospatial Intelligence Framework
Data
Management
Situational
Awareness
Microsoft Collaboration and Security Foundation
Command
&
Staff
Disseminate
Analyze
Intake
Customers
Partners
Command
Field Officers Fusion Center
Operations
Management
Fusion Core SolutionCollaboration and Security Solution Patterns
Provide pre-configured forms to collect and manage requests
• Configurable to access and aggregate data from multiple, disparate sources, making
information much easier to access and analyze
• Comprehensive privacy and security features
• Supports exchange information through XML, NIEM, OASIS, CAP
Visual analytic tools to improve the ability of law enforcement and public safety personnel to
effectively prevent, prepare, and respond to emerging situations
• Templates and tools to facilitate data access and management in a simple way
• Visual analysis tools integrated with analytic workflow
• Visualize and access fused data in the context of a 3-D or 2-D map
Secured collaborative solutions for the operational and technological obstacles to information
sharing
• Audit and dissemination logging for 28 CFR Part 23 privacy and security compliance
• Develop and manage discrete business processes for information sharing and
collaboration via shared spaces, wikis, blogs, threaded discussions, email, and
meetings in a secure, online environment to annotate, edit, and add data
Intake
Analyze
Disseminate
Fusion Core SolutionMicrosoft + ESRI + Partners = Better Solutions for…
Field
EnablementPlanning &
Analysis
ESRI Geospatial Intelligence Framework
Data
Management
Situational
Awareness
Microsoft Collaboration and Security Foundation
AnalyzeIntake Disseminate
PlanningMobile
Operations
Situational
Awareness
Geospatial
Modeling
CollaborationGeospatial
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Data Collection
Building a Common Operating Environment
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Fusion Core Solution Software
• Microsoft
– SharePoint Server 2007 Enterprise
• Including InfoPath Form Services and the Business Data Catalog
– SQL Server 2008 Enterprise
– Windows Server 2008 Enterprise
– Office 2007 Professional (25 licenses)
– System Center Virtual Machine Manager
• ESRI
– ArcGIS Advanced 9.3 Enterprise Server
– ArcInfo 9.3
– ArcGIS Explorer
– 2D Viewer
• FusionX solution components including
– Customized site layout
– Electronic forms that can be used to collect service requests
– Workflows specific to fusion center service request types
– Reports to assist in making operational decisions
Example and Demo – Suspicious Activity Reporting
The new SAR is near along the Charles
River in Boston weeks before the 4th of July
Celebration. The SAR importance is
escalated given it’s proximity to this event.
InfoPath Form Services is used to build the
intake form. This technology provides
operators with a way to build electronic
forms on their own that save their data in
XML.
Fusion Core Solution
Demonstration
• To learn more, visit Fusion Core Solution in the
Public Safety Showcase