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Joint Operational Effects Federation (JOEF)

Dr. Tom StarkJOEF Principal Investigator Cubic Defense Applications

Joint Operational Effects Federation (JOEF)

Dr. Tom StarkJOEF Principal Investigator Cubic Defense Applications

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Who is Developing JOEF?

JPEOCHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL

DEFENSEBG Reeves

CAM/ICAM*JCAD RADIACs ACADA WATER MONITOR PBAS M93/ M93AI FOX STRYER NBCRV*JSLNBCRS CB MASS SPEC*JSLSCAD*JBSDS BIDS*JBPDS PORTAL SHIELD DRY FILTER UNIT * ARTEMIS

CBPSCP DEPMEDSCPSBKFTJCPEJTCOPSTCPS/ M28CPSSCPE

JPDSJSTDS-SSJSTDS-LSJSPDSJSSDS*JSSED SORBDECON

ALSUCSCBRN PROTECTIONCBRN OPERATIONSWMD-CST

AABOA/P-22P MASK, MCFOOTWEAR COVERSGLOVESJCESMJPACEJSAMJSGPMJSLISTJSMLT MCU2P SECOND SKIN

M&S• JEM• JOEF• VPS• TSCC4I• JOEF• JEM• JWARN• CSIS• BMIS• ASSESSMENTS• DATA MANAGEMENT

JPM (ARMY) NBC Contamination

AvoidanceCOL DON BURNETT

JPM (NAVY) Collective Protection

MR STAN ENATSKY

JPM (USMC) Individual Protection

MR DOUG BRYCE

JPM (USAF) Decontamination

COL Al BURNETT

JPM (ARMY) CBMS

COL STEPHEN BERTÉ

JPM (ARMY) Guardian

COL CAMILLE NICHOLS

JPM (NAVY) Information

SystemsCAPT TOM O’KEEFE

AVASMALLPOX VACPLAGUE VACBOTULINUM VACVEE VAC*JBAIDSCRPAASATNAASNAPPSERPACWARSDL

ASST JPEO MED SYS

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

SOCOM LIAISON Pentagon Liaison/ DASCs

SPECIAL ASSIST FOR SYSTEMS ACQ

U.S. ARMY TEST & EVALUATION LIAISON OFFICER

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JOEF Schedule - Increment I

Milestones

FTA (AoA)

Contracting

Tech Reviews

Deliveries

DT

OT

VV&A

FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

FTA IFTA II FTA III

P1

Prototyping/Road-shows

- SW Development & Demonstration -Build 2

Software Fixes (PCRS)

MSCMSB IOC FOC

BAA AWARDBAA AWARD

MS A

3 Nov

Prototype SDD

SRR

CDR

PDR

OTRR OTRR

IPRs AR

P2 P3

DT 2

VV&A Report

PrototypeAcceptance

TestIOT&E Report

IOT&E

OAOA

Report

Research and information gathering

DT 1DT 1

Report DT 2 Report

Technology Insertions90 Days Before Builds

Build 1

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What is JOEF?

An Automated CBRN Planning Tool/Environment that includes Decision Support and M&S tools

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JOEF Overview

JOEF Requirements include:JOEF Requirements include:

– COE and NCES COE and NCES ComplianceCompliance

– Interoperability with Interoperability with external systemsexternal systems

TailoredTailoredIncidentIncident

ManagementManagementToolsTools

AnalyticalAnalyticalSimulationSimulation

ToolsTools

Staff PlanningStaff Planning& Decision& Decision

SupportSupportSystemSystemDataData

ExchangeExchange

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JOEF Functional Breakout

JOEF Functionality Implicitly Divided Temporally: Conducted within Planning Timeframe and Near Real Time

Focus on Deliberate and Crisis Action Planning in JOEF Increment I

Deliberate and Crisis Action Planning

Analysis and Decision Support Functions

Near Real Time Consequence Management

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Analytical Simulation Tools

• Five Overarching Model Types– APOD– SPOD– Mobile Forces– TacAir– Shipborne Operations

• Task Level Simulations determine Operational Effects– JEM determines hazard prediction– JOEF simulates the performance of

operational activities and performance degradation from CBRN

– JOEF calculates operational impact

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Analytical Simulation Tools

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Example: Fixed Site TacAir Operations

Determine Casualties and Effects on Sortie Generation • Identify Critical Resources and Choke Points• Single Computer interface (Federation w/ Medical Data,

Intelligence Data, Critical Resources…)

Does Not Determine Combat Effects (consequences of reduced sorties or causalities on war effort)

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JOEF Statistical Overview(Mobile Forces Data)

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Planning Functions

J oint Planning and Execution

Community

J oint Operation Planning and Execution System

State Dept

Defense Dept

Central Intelligen

ce Agency

National Security

Council

President & Secretary of State

State Dept

Defense Dept

Central Intelligen

ce Agency

National Security

Council State Dept

Defense Dept

Central Intelligen

ce Agency

National Security

Council

Secretary of State

State Dept

Defense Dept

Central Intelligen

ce Agency

National Security

Council

Secretary of Defense State

J oint Operation Planning and Execution System

Chairman of the J oint Chiefs of Staff

State Dept

Defense Dept

Central Intelligen

ce Agency

National Security

Council State Dept

Defense

Dept

Central

Intelligence Agency

National Security Council

Supported Combatant Command

Subordinate Commands

Subordinate Unified Commands

Service Component Commands

Functional Component Commands

J oint Task Forces

Military Services

Service Major Commands

Combat Support Agencies

Supporting Combatant Commands

AIR COMPONENT

(ANNEX)

Tactical M&S

JOEF AUTOMATION & ANALYSES

JOINT (OPLAN w/ TPFDD)

GROUND COMPONENT

(ANNEX)

MARITIMECOMPONENT

(ANNEX)

MARINE CORPS(ANNEX)

Implemented ARMY

CONOPS TTPs(e.g. SPOD

OPS)

Implemented NAVY

CONOPS TTPs(e.g. SPOD FP,

Shipborne)

Implemented USAF

CONOPS TTPs(e.g. BSP)

Implemented USMC

CONOPS TTPs(e.g. Maneuver

FP)

Strategic/Theater M&S Sensitivity

Analy., BP Tools, Decision Support

Operational Level Decision Support,

Tools

Tactical M&S Sensitivity Analy., Decision Support,

Tools

ARMY Acquisition,CONOPS TTPsDevelopment

USAF Acquisition,CONOPS TTPsDevelopment

NAVY Acquisition,CONOPS TTPsDevelopment

USMC Acquisition,CONOPS TTPsDevelopment

JOINT Acquisition, CONOPS & TTPs Development

Sensitivity Analy.

Services

Joint

Component Appendix 2, Annex C

MCWP 3-37.2

MCRP 3-37.2C

MSTTP’s

Numbered OPLAN Appendix 2, Annex C

USMC TTP’s, CONOPS

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Deliberate and Crisis Action Planning Support

Workflow Management• Workflow Manager (WFM) module semi-

automates and manages the multi-step processes used to produce various planning products such as Plans, Reports, and Assessments

Activity Automation• Activity Automation (AA) Module semi-automates

the creation of individual work products for tasks defined in a JOEF Workflow Manager process model

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Workflow Manager Description

• Implementation of a workflow process creates work products by accessing data from external applications (e.g., JEM) and/or the CBRN database and processing the data consistent with procedures in relevant TTPs and SOPs

• Users graphically create, tailor, and save business process models and assign various tasks in the model to users acting in different roles

• Users follow the progress of process execution once a model instance is created and the workflow commences

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Sample Workflow Model

Role-specific assigned tasks

Graphical display of tasks, task

relationships, and (during execution)

task status

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• The Activity Automation Module provides web-based worksheets and forms

• Existing data in the JOEF database pre-populates fields in the worksheets and forms

• User fills out worksheets and forms online and saves

• Once the worksheets and forms completed, AA Module notifies the Work Flow Manager module that the task is completed

• Other tasks that require this work product as a predecessor can now be performed

Activity Automation Description

Activity Automation Product Data Flow

Equivalent data flow diagrams have been created for the other 53 Activity Automation products defined in the JOEF Performance Specification

Equivalent data flow diagrams have been created for the other 53 Activity Automation products defined in the JOEF Performance Specification

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CBRN Planner Benefits

• CBRN Planning Development & Automation (i.e. App 2 to Annex C, TTPs, CONOPS)

• Optimization for Specific Products (i.e. sensor placement at fixed sites)

• CBRN Exercise Planning (MESL Development)

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Consequence Management Tools

• Consequence Management Tools– CHEMRAT: Risk Management– Heat Stress Indexes– Persistency Charts– Conversion Tools

• Installation Incident Management System– Technology Transition Agreement– Key Capabilities Include:

• CBRN Recon Sweep Progress Monitor• Cordon Tools

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Consequence Management Tools

Threshold Risk (Th) Incapacitation Risk (EC) Lethal Risk (LC)Risk @ Calculated Dosage <16% <16% <16%

Th16 Dose (mg-min/M3) EC16 Dose (mg-min/M3) LC16 Dose (mg-min/M3)

0.2725 19.86 28.89

Threshold Risk (Th) Incapacitation Risk (EC) Lethal Risk (LC)Risk @ Calculated Dosage >70%<84% <16% <16%

Th84 Dose (mg-min/M3) Th16 Dose (mg-min/M3) Th16 Dose (mg-min/M3)

0.2936 9.93 14.44

Threshold Risk (Th) Incapacitation Risk (EC) Lethal Risk (LC)Risk @ Calculated Dosage >84% <16% <16%

Th84 Dose (mg-min/M3) Th16 Dose (mg-min/M3) Th16 Dose (mg-min/M3)

0.1957 6.62 9.63

Light Work LevelRisk Assessment of Nerve Agent Exposure and Effect

Dose Required for Percentile Response

Calculated Dosage (mg-min/M3)

0.2700 0.2700 0.2700

Moderate Work LevelRisk Assessment of Nerve Agent Exposure and Effect

Dose Required for Percentile Response

Calculated Dosage (mg-min/M3)

0.2700 0.2700 0.2700

Heavy Work LevelRisk Assessment of Nerve Agent Exposure and Effect

Dose Required for Percentile Response

Calculated Dosage (mg-min/M3)

0.2700 0.2700 0.2700

CHEMRAT

CHART

NBC Planner

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Medical Benefits

• Single Computer interface (Federation w/ medical logistics Data, Intel Data, Medical TTPs and CONOPS, CBRN Defense Equipment Data….)

• Casualty and Patient Load Estimates (CBRN effects)• CBRN Exercise Planning (MESL Development)• Medical Resource Planning (beds, support equipment..)

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JOEF Outreach

• Army– III Corps– I Corps– V Corps– 18th ABN Corps– 2nd Div– 8TH Army

• USMC– III MEF, Okinawa– Lejeune– Pendleton– Norfolk

• Navy – 3rd Fleet– Fleet Forces Command

• Air Force– Osan AB, Korea– Kunsan AB, Korea– 7th AF– CENTAF– ACC– AMC– PACAF– HQ AF A3SC (XOS-FC)

• Joint– USFK– CENTCOM– NORTHCOM– TRANSCOM– PACOM– STRATCOM

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Questions?

Dr. Jerry HoffmanDr. Jerry HoffmanJOEF Acquisition Program JOEF Acquisition Program ManagerManagerJPM-Information SystemsJPM-Information Systems(858) 537-0125(858) 537-0125Jerome.Hoffman@navy.milJerome.Hoffman@navy.mil

Dr. Jerry HoffmanDr. Jerry HoffmanJOEF Acquisition Program JOEF Acquisition Program ManagerManagerJPM-Information SystemsJPM-Information Systems(858) 537-0125(858) 537-0125Jerome.Hoffman@navy.milJerome.Hoffman@navy.mil

Mr. Matt HerrigMr. Matt HerrigJOEF Outreach CoordinatorJOEF Outreach CoordinatorCubic ApplicationsCubic Applications(419) 287-9326(419) 287-9326Matthew.Herrig@cubic.comMatthew.Herrig@cubic.com

Mr. Matt HerrigMr. Matt HerrigJOEF Outreach CoordinatorJOEF Outreach CoordinatorCubic ApplicationsCubic Applications(419) 287-9326(419) 287-9326Matthew.Herrig@cubic.comMatthew.Herrig@cubic.com

Mr. Kip ReethsMr. Kip ReethsJOEF Program Manager/JOEF Program Manager/Technical LeadTechnical LeadCubic ApplicationsCubic Applications(703) 924-3050 ext 5152(703) 924-3050 ext 5152Kip.Reeths@cubic.comKip.Reeths@cubic.com

Mr. Kip ReethsMr. Kip ReethsJOEF Program Manager/JOEF Program Manager/Technical LeadTechnical LeadCubic ApplicationsCubic Applications(703) 924-3050 ext 5152(703) 924-3050 ext 5152Kip.Reeths@cubic.comKip.Reeths@cubic.com

Mr. Dave HoffmanMr. Dave HoffmanJOEF Warfighter IPT LeadJOEF Warfighter IPT Lead(505) 525-1906(505) 525-1906Camillus.Hoffman@us.army.milCamillus.Hoffman@us.army.mil

Mr. Dave HoffmanMr. Dave HoffmanJOEF Warfighter IPT LeadJOEF Warfighter IPT Lead(505) 525-1906(505) 525-1906Camillus.Hoffman@us.army.milCamillus.Hoffman@us.army.mil

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