 IN BARRIERS TO RAPID DATA TRANSFER AND


SHARING, DISCONNECTED UNIT


 GROUND FORCE SYNCHRONIZATION.


      -        technology available to DOD today.


These operations must also be orchestrated        command while maintaining backward      


-  understanding and purpose through             integrate their actions and synchronize their operations. These operations may include intelligence, mission rehearsal,             achieved through the AGE, is criti-               (PORs) and non-PORs.


The AGC GASD is also contributing to    Model (GGDM). The Army is moving        Coalition Forces emphasizes and elevates


  across all echelons. GGDM version 2.1 contains the common geospatial concepts required to share data and support com- mon geospatial applications and services across the AGE.


GASD serves as the geospatial domain                    - grams to implement common geospatial standards, data models, and services to 


For example, the GASD supported requirement reviews, map engine evalu- ation, and user juries, and provided geospatial support to the handheld plat-            potential AGE solutions.


In November 2010, the GASD orga- nized a Geospatial Summit, co-sponsored            together the Army’s geospatial leadership, Army materiel developers, and the GASD  the AGE. In July, GASD held a geospatial synchronization meeting with all COE Computing Environment (CE) leads to


 purpose was to ensure that AGE imple- mentation was addressed holistically and      capability.


The GASD works with industry part-       existing geospatial capabilities to assist materiel developers. For instance, it sup-       - ronmental Systems Research Institute Inc. that will save the Army more than $26         


CONCLUSION


“It will take some time to standardize and synchronize the geospatial tools and data that commanders rely upon to accom- plish their missions,” Fontanella said.


“As we do, it will reduce cost and improve      Sailors, Airmen, and special operators       Solutions are here today, and it is possible to accelerate development, acquisition, and deployment.”


For more information, go to http://www. agc.army.mil/.


DANIEL L. VISONE is Director of


   of New York at Buffalo.


JAMAL B. BECK is Chief of Public Affairs for the AGC. He holds a B.S. in communications from Kutztown University and an M.B.A in marketing from Andrew Jackson University.


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