Future Thinking in Maritime Domain Awareness Technology

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Future Thinking in Maritime Domain Awareness Technology CAPT Lee C. Scruggs Chief Technology Officer for US Coast Guard Intelligence (CG-26) (202) 372-2781 Lee.Scruggs@uscg.mil

Alexander Hamilton… …Father of MDA??? “A few armed vessels, judiciously stationed at the entrances of our ports, might at a small expense be made useful sentinels of the laws." Alexander Hamilton Federalist Papers 27 November 1787

MDA is Easy, Right? Helo ISR AND USCG The Coast Guard is not the first thing that comes to mind when the topic of ISR is mentioned. From what I have witnessed, however, it may be the most important aspect of our future……[ADD]

U.S. Coast Guard Missions USCG MISSIONS Note the 11 missions of the Coast Guard Notable are the distinct roles in National Intelligence, Law Enforcement Intelligence and other operations at sea. Everywhere I go, it is commonplace that everyone wants to work with the Coast Guard. Reasons: (1) Coast Guard people are great; (2) no other organization can do all that the Coast Guard does, or has the range of statutory missions the service does.

Seamless Sharing Across Authorities Need a Better Compass… Beltway to Seaway N S E W Seamless Sharing Across Authorities 100% Detection Beltway to Seaway Seamlessly across all authorities Seafloor to Space 100% Detection Transition 1 MDA to 2 MDU and 3 COP to 4 UDOP Seafloor to Space

Maritime Domain Awareness: Solve the Technology Gaps Every asset is a sensor Multi-Level data access, ashore and afloat Joint/ Allied ISR data network National, Departmental, Service assets interconnected Sea Floor to Space Persistent Coverage Sea Floor to Space Persistent Coverage The “end state” of ISR in the maritime environment will always be an evolving picture. This is one possible view…..[ADD MORE] Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR): We will have complete visibility and awareness of the maritime environment, from seafloor to space, both within our territorial boundaries, but even 100 miles beyond that, with fully integrated all-source intelligence access available to every unit afloat and ashore, with UNCLASSIFIED, SECRET and SCI views persistently available. We will have highly advanced ISR investments targeted to enhance this MDA picture for specific mission needs, available on multiple platforms, from small satellites, to UASs to unmanned underwater assets and sensors, all with the ability to collect multiple types of data to enhance the intelligence picture in real-time in support of every Coast Guard mission. We will not do this alone, but in partnership with DHS, DoD, and the IC, sharing data, intelligence and operational information, closing the seams between protecting the homeland and the wider challenges our partners have in dealing with threats beyond our Area of Operations. USCG ISR deployed to enhance MDA picture for mission support

Transitioning from MDA to MDU Enterprise Maritime Domain Awareness Enterprise Analysis & Production Support Services Enterprise Data Services Maritime Domain Understanding

Conclusion and Questions CAPT Lee C. Scruggs Chief Technology Officer for US Coast Guard Intelligence (CG-26) (202) 372-2781 Lee.Scruggs@uscg.mil