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JDISS
Joint Deployable Intelligence Support System.
The program provides a family of hardware and software capabilities that allow connectivity with intel systems supporting forces.
Electromagnetic Spectrum
ELF: < 3khz
VLF: 3khz - 30khz
LF: 30khz - 300khz
MF: 300khz - 3mhz
Guidance for IP Service Requests
GCIB-3A
Instruction that governs all computer network incident responses
OPNAVINST 2201.2
Small Aircraft Warning
Winds 20-33 knots w/ gusts of 30 knots or greater.
Gale Winds
Winds of 34-47 knots w/ frequent gusts of 40 knots or greater.
Purpose of Maritime Operations Center (MOC)
Navy operational-level warfare, command, and control organization -designed to deliver flexible, global, maritime capabilities through a full range of military operations.
Mobile Environmental Unit (MET)
A team of naval personnel organized, trained & equipped to support maritime special operations. Provides weather, oceanography, mapping & charting support.
Pillars of Information Operations (IO)
*Computer Network Defense /Attack
*Military Deception
*Operations Security
*Electronic Warfare
*Psychological Operations
"Mobile Detachment"
Body of troops or part of a fleet from a main body on special service for communications or security enforcement.
US Strategic Command (STRATCOM)
Location: Offut AFB, NE
Mission: To deter attacks on US vital interests to ensure US freedom of action in space & cyberspace.
Storm Warning
Winds from any direction w/ sustained speeds of 48 knots or greater.
DISN
Defense Information System Network
Provides the end-to-end information transfer for supporting military operations.
How do Ocean Surface, Subsurface & Littoral impacts the environment to operations.
Ocean Surface: Sea waves, tidal waves, upwelling shipping activity.
Subsurface: Presence of ocean fronts & eddies. Large concentration of sea life.
Littoral Regions: Landing crafts in littoral regions can drift off course & miss designated landing areas.
Transmission of Sound in Water
Temp: Dominant effect on sound speed.
Pressure: Sound speed increase w/ high pressure.
Salinity: Only a major factor in shallow water where there is an influx of freshwater or surface evaporation creates high salinity.
3 Types of SITREPS
Navy Unit - Unit Sitrep
Navy Blue - Personnel
Pinnacle - Operations
C10F
VADM Michael S. Rogers
(Operational)
Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES).
*Orbits approx. 22,300 miles above equator.
*Offers a wide coverage area of the Earth.
*Offers continued coverage of the same area.
*Considered excellent tool for 'short-term forecasting.'
Polar Operational Environmental Satellite (POES)
*Low earth orbiting satellite/orbits at 450 NM.
*Higher resolution due to lower orbiting.
*Advantageous for polar regions.
Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP)
*Low Earth Orbiting. Provides military w/ important environmental information.
*Identifies environmental features such as clouds, snow, fire, etc.
*Used in planning & conducting US military operations, worldwide.
*Provides Global coverage 2x/day.
(NPOESS)
National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System.
The next generation of low earth orbiting environmental satellites.
TRMM
Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission.
A joint mission between NASA & National Space Development Agency (NASDA) of Japan. TRMM is a research satellite designed to help our understanding of the water cycle in the atmosphere.
Helps to understand the interactions between water vapor clouds & precipitation.
Ambient Air Temperature
Represents the amount of heat present in the air.
Also called Dry-bulb temp or Air temp.
Ocean Eddies
Warm Eddy: Rotates in a clockwise direction in the northern hemisphere.
Cold Eddy: Rotates in a counter clockwise direction in the northern hemisphere.
Bathythermograph
Detects changes in water temperature versus depth.