Intelligence Sharing Across the Intelligence Community (ISIC): Free Resource Library

IDGA’s Intelligence Community Download Center provides regularly updated Presentations, Speaker Interviews and Articles coordinated with the event. All of the resources below are available to you entirely free of charge. You will be asked to complete a short form for the first download, but after that you will have immediate access to all items.

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Latest Content

• Q&A with James E. Shircliffe Jr., Counterintelligence Division for the FBI: “Real Shift” Seen in Intelligence Sharing Since 9/11
  In this exclusive interview, James E. Shircliffe Jr. of the Counterintelligence Division for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, talks about how information sharing has undergone a dramatic shift since 9/11. At the same time, the increase in communication has created new challenges.
• Education Key to Joint Anti-Terror Intelligence Efforts, Says DC Police Chief Cathy Lanier
  Cathy Lanier, Chief of Police of the Metropolitan Police Department for the District of Columbia, talks to IDGA about the limitations of current sharing protocols with the intelligence community, bringing law enforcement into the IC sharing loop, and how the IC can benefit from law enforcement intelligence efforts.
• Interview with Michael Downing, LAPD Commanding Officer of Counter-Terrorism Special Operations Bureau: Local Law Enforcement Seeks More Collaboration in Anti-Terrorist Efforts
  While the nation’s more than 17,000 state and local law enforcement agencies could serve as an enormous resource against domestic terror threats, to date those resources have largely gone untapped, according to one of the country’s leading counter-terrorism officials in law enforcement.
• Intelligence Community Moving Toward Shared IT
  Although security concerns are ongoing, there is growing momentum across the intelligence community to create a shared architecture in order to pool its IT resources. Budgetary pressures, coupled with mounting concerns that a lack of information sharing could be jeopardizing operations and potentially threatening the country, is spurring the change.

Interviews

• Q&A with Vice Admiral Kendall L. Card: Information Dominance and the US Navy’s Network Enabled ISR Efforts
  Check out IDGA's exclusive Q&A with Vice Admiral Kendall L. Card, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Information Dominance and Director of Naval Intelligence. The Q&A discusses convergence within network enabled operations, and the Navy's modernization efforts in this sphere.
• Build for today, but design for tomorrow
  In the following interview LTC Dean M Hoffman (US Army) explains what is meant by ‘transitioning aerial layer from Niche to Reconfigurable’. IDGA’s @DefenseInsider, Chris Archer also investigates the ISR mission sets for the US Army, and LTC Hoffman provides us with an update on the current status of the EMARSS asset.
• Deploying the Cloud to Provide Cutting Edge Capabilities for America’s Warfighters
  IDGA’s @DefenseInsider investigates the use of the ‘Cloud’ for ISR Capabilities. This interview features Colonel Charles Wells, Program Manager, Distributed Common Ground Systems, PEO IEWS, US Army. The interview examines the current progress of the Army’s DCGS-A Version 3 Cloud Node program, the challenges being met, and the focus of the next six to twelve months.
• Spotlight on the ISR Task Force
  Chris Archer, IDGA’s @DefenseInsider spoke with Marine Colonel Anne Weinberg, Division Chief, Exploitation and Collaboration Division from the ISR Task Force, USDI. This interview explores the move from platform centric stovepipes to a knowledge centric fusion of intelligence, as well as highlighting the main challenges accommodating this move.
• Interview: What You Need to Know About Network-Centric Warfare: An Interview with Dr. Gil ad Ariely
  Network-centric warfare has drawn growing attention in the last decade. We asked Dr. Gil ad Ariely, an expert on military knowledge development, about the development of the network-centric concept and its impact.

Videos

• Mare Nostrum: Intelligent Surveillance Over the Mediterranean
  Vice Admiral Rinaldo Veri, commander of NATO’s naval operation Unified Protector, discusses the European and global maritime ISR domain, and opens up about what he sees as the future requirements for his fleet, and the emerging technologies that could bolster surveillance coverage in the Mediterranean.
• The Market for Airborne ISR Systems
  Journalist Tim Ripley discusses:
  
  • Current operational environment: Global war on terror and new ISR threats
  • Lessons of Lebanon war 2006
  • Declining NATO procurement budgets and impact on ISR
  • NTISR: equipment requirements
  • Rising cost of UAV systems
• The Next Generation UAV - The USAF MQ-X
  Col Bruce Emig, Chief of the Irregular Warfare Division at Headquarters Air Combat Command, discusses the next generation military UAV/UAS at...
• Airborne Maritime ISR for Coastguard Operational Requirements
  Dion Polman discusses airborne maritime ISR for coastguard operational requirements.
• Beechcraft King Air 350ER Special Mission ISR Applications
  Terry Harrell discusses Beechcraft King Air 350ER special mission ISR applications.
• Lt. Col. William White on Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar Systems
  In this presentation, Lt. Col. William White provides in-depth examination of Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar Systems (Joint Stars).
• Integrated Space Based ISR
  Tom Single presents on integrated space-based ISR.
• LTG Michael Vane on Net-Enabled Future Force Strategy
  LTG Michael Vane, Director of ARCIC for U.S. Army TRADOC, discusses leading developments for a net-enabled future force strategy…

Podcasts

• Making Friends in High Places: The Challenge of Regional ISR Partnerships
  “No one country can do it alone,” states Commander Bates of the US Navy as he explains both the urgency and the difficulty in creating regional partnerships to ensure effective coastal surveillance and intelligence between the US, Europe and Africa.
• Airborne Non-traditional ISR Lends a Hand to Modern Counter-insurgency Campaigns
  
• COL Anne Weinberg talks on ISR Task Force
  Moving from platform centric stovepipes to a knowledge centric fusion of intelligence. This interview features Marine Colonel Anne Weinberg, Division Chief, Exploitation and Collaboration Division from the ISR Task Force, USDI.
• Critical Need for Advanced Analytics Capabilities
  The interview examines the current progress of the Army’s DCGS-A Version 3 Cloud Node program, the challenges being met, and the focus of the next six to twelve months. Featuring Colonel Charles Wells, Program Manager, Distributed Common Ground Systems, PEO IEWS, US Army.
• From 'Niche' to 'Reconfigurable'?
  This audio podcast features LTC Dean Hoffman, Product Manager, Medium Altitude Reconnaissance and Surveillance System (EMARSS), PEO IEWS, US Army. This interview explores and defines the ISR Mission sets for the Army.
• Joint Non-Traditional ISR with CDR Christopher Hewlett of the Joint Staff in the J-5 Asia Division
  CDR Christopher Hewlett, Action Officer on the Joint Staff in the J-5 Asia Division, discusses non-traditional ISR and the joint approach to the concept. He details what he sees as the biggest NT ISR challenge that U.S. and coalition forces face. He also talks about what he sees as solutions to overcome these issues and what must be done to implement them effectively.
• Col. Stilwell, Chief of Simulation, Modelling and C4 at NATO’s Supreme Allied Command Transformation
  The ACT plays an important function amongst allied nations in transforming doctrine and training senior personnel. Col. Stilwell discusses the development of this division, the ongoing challenges of coordinating joint forces and simulating Link 16 command.
• ISR in Irregular Warfare with Col Anne Weinberg, USMC
  Col Anne Weinberg, USMC discusses the challenges of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance in OIF/OEF. The nature of Irregular Warfare in these conflicts has changed the ISR landscape and the U.S. military has had to adapt.
• Situational Awareness and Situation Management with Mark Denari
  Mark Denari, a retired Navy Captain with 30 years of planning and management experience, discusses situational awareness (SA) and...
• Col. Fred Stein (Ret) Talks about Asymetric/Netcentric Warfare
  The current operational environments have transformed the way the U.S. military faces counterinsurgency operations on two very different…
• UAV/UAS 25 Year Roadmap with COL Chris Carlile
  COL Christopher Carlile, Director of the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Center for Excellence, discusses the U.S. Army's 25 year roadmap for
• Cyber Security with Dr. Ronald Ross of NIST
  Dr. Ronald Ross is a senior computer scientist and information security researcher at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

Presentations

• Non-Traditional ISR (NTISR)
  By: Lieutenant Colonel John Morse, ISR Collection Capabilities Branch, U.S. Air Force
• Italian Air Force Surveillance And Reconnaissance
  By: Colonel Vincenzo Sicuso COE UAS Italian Air Force
• German Reconnaissance Assets in Theatre
  By: Lt. Col. Eberhard Knoelker, Euro Hawk Programme Manager, Air Staff, German Luftwaffe
• Irregular Warfare ISR with Col Anne Weinberg
  Col Anne Weinberg, USMC is the Operations Integration IPT Lead for the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (Intelligence). At IDGA's Irregular Warfare conference that was held in Washington DC in May 2010 she discusses ISR challenges and solutions in today's…
• INTEL challenges in Afghanistan with Dr. Alon Ben-Meir
  Dr. Alon Ben-Meir, a Senior Fellow at New York University's Center for Global Affairs who also holds a doctorate in international relations from Oxford University, discusses the primary difficulties in collecting timely and reliable INTEL in Afghanistan. He discusses current methods and...
• USAF Demonstrates the Groundbreaking Realities of Future Micro Air Vehicles
  Micro Air Vehicles development and planning is a dynamic process for the US Air Force Research Lab. Theoretical 'sensor' and 'shooter' operational roles are expanding at unforeseen rates. Likewise, the vision set out for 2015 and 2030 by AFRL examines ground breaking technologies that focus on bird size and insect size platforms - and attempts to bring drawing board concepts to life.

Articles

• Non-traditional Airborne ISR Makes the Leap from Unconventional to Conventional Warfare
  
• Non-traditional Airborne ISR: Immediate Battlefield Intelligence at a Fraction of the Cost
  
• Advancements in Non-Traditional Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
  Operations within Iraq and Afghanistan in recent years have pushed defense organization’s intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities to their limits. Due to the nature of the threat being faced by international forces from insurgents, ISR is playing a greater role in this fight than it has in most conflicts in the past 25 years, and this in turn is placing increasing pressure on resources.
• ISR in Afghanistan: SR Easier than I
  Intelligence: «The ability to learn or understand or to deal with new or trying situations » or «information concerning an enemy, or possible enemy, or an area», which of those two definitions better applies to the Afghan situation? The ’I’ of the ISR is certainly the more difficult part of the business, as Surveillance and Reconnaissance are mostly a matter of assets.
• New ISR Lease Plan Offered by Lockheed Martin
  Lockheed Martin’s Airborne Multi-Intelligence Laboratory (AML) is being offered as an ISR system that customers can lease, as an alternative to buying expensive new systems. The system comprises a suite of sensors and an on-board processor, in a modified Gulfstream III aircraft. However, the system could be installed in a range of platforms, with the lower end capable of carrying payloads of 9....

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