UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Data Replication over Disadvantaged Links A Canadian Naval Perspective By Commander John Bycroft.

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UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Data Replication over Disadvantaged Links A Canadian Naval Perspective By Commander John Bycroft

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE The Maritime Imperative National, Joint or Coalition Maritime Operational Efficiency, Effectiveness and Timeliness

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE The Solution Network-Centric Information Management requiring:  Access to the shore Information Management Infrastructure;  A web-enabled user community; and  Seamless communication links.

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE The Problems  Extremely small ‘footprints’  Highly unstable platforms  Non-continuous Connectivity  Small antennas/limited power  Mutual interference  Disparate systems = Disadvantaged Users

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE The Compromise Collaboration at Sea

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Elements  High Speed Data Connectivity (HSDC) Project - technical architecture  Connectivity through INMARSAT/SHF SATCOM – Ship/Shore/Ship Pipe  IBM/Lotus Software – enabling technology

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Elements - HSDC  Routers provide access to three separate domains: – DNET (Unclas/Protected, including Enterprise applications) – CNET (Classified) – COWAN (Coalition) (Tactical WAN)  Voice over IP (VoIP) telephones  Combined Operational Picture (COP)  COMSEC encryption (TACLANE/KG-175)  Link (TRANSEC) encryption (KIV-7)

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE COWAN CNET DNET 2 x VoIP Router INMARSAT (NERA B) HSDC

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Connectivity  24/7 Connectivity through commercial provider (INMARSAT)  Leased channels  64 kbps ISDN – concurrent 64k up and down  128 kbps with binding (2x64 channels)  Packet switching through CISCO routers  Reliability (23:40 hours per day = >99%)

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Elements – Software  Domino Network – Standardized Task Group Website Standardized Web Site Design Distributed Web Environment Web Site Data Replication – Lotus Sametime Chat and Whiteboard

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Collaboration At Sea Using Information and Web Technology for Tactical Command and Control

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Task Group Website  Principal means to share data & information – Not only a flagship or flag-staff tool – Used by all TG units and involved shore commands – Common source of information  Easy to access/intuitive to use  Timely

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Secret of Success Frequent Data Replication

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Constraints on Replication  Need for an initial ‘Large dump’  Need for reliable communications (QoS)  Need for standardized TEMPLATES  Need for learning (some) web techniques.

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Advantages of Replication  Significant bandwidth saving  Continuous operation  Provides a common locally accessible data-base.  Ability for units to continue operations during EMCON silence

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Domino REPLICATION  Monitors data transfer during replication – Will restart interrupted replication at point of interruption automatically  Website made up of multiple databases – replication can be selective within the Website  Replication can be “server” specific vice “network”

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Standardized BG Web Site

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE CTG Web Site

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Collaboration At Sea Distributive Web Environment

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Traditional Non-Replicated Web Environment  Web site and content managed by centralized (Shore) personnel  Numerous inefficiencies  Web pages downloaded with each user visit  INMARSAT outages degrade site availability

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Original Configuration – Excessive bandwidth needs – Centralized data posting (bottleneck) – Connectivity failure = Site data inaccessible TG Ship Users Shore Server Shore-Based Users Non-Replicated TG Web Site

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Distributive Web Environment  Web Site centrally controlled by TG Commander  Standardized  Sites reside on each ship  Users visit site via ship’s LAN  Changes to data/info are downloaded to each unit only once: - Clustered, cyclic, or on demand - Overall bandwidth demand significantly reduced (huge benefits for the “bandwidth-challenged”)

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Collaboration at Sea Web Environment – Replicated (“mirrored”) web sites – Decreased bandwidth needs (only changes in information are replicated) – Dispersed content management responsibility – Connectivity failure = Web site data remains accessible Hub Servers Shore-based Users Ship Server TG Ship Users TG Web Network

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Lotus Sametime Provides:  One-on-one or group chat  Multi-user whiteboard collaboration  Live application sharing A Robust Tool for Real-Time Distributive Collaborative Planning

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Real-Time Chat

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Real-Time Collaboration: MIO

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Real-Time Collaboration: Strike  Challenge – Use of Satellite imagery to evaluate “targets” – Involving Hawaii, Washington, Ottawa – Typical >48 hr turn around  Solution – SAMETIME with whiteboard and text/video chat to enable “real time” collaboration – Turn around <4 hrs

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Real-Time Collaboration: Engineering

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE CNET/COWAN Website Real-time Chat/Collaboration Unclassified / Support Coordination Human Resources Databases Logistics/Supply, Admin Unclassified / Support Coordination Human Resources Databases Logistics/Supply, Admin Immediacy / Importance Volume of Information Shared Commander’s Intent CWC / Warfare Commander DIMS OPREP 5 Feeders, CONOPS Daily OPSUMs Shared Commander’s Intent CWC / Warfare Commander DIMS OPREP 5 Feeders, CONOPS Daily OPSUMs Current Operations / Execution Collaborative Planning Chat Rooms, Messaging Current Operations / Execution Collaborative Planning Chat Rooms, Messaging Shared Situational Awareness CEPS, SORTS, TIRS OPSTAT, Circuit Status Report Intel Summaries, Info Shared Situational Awareness CEPS, SORTS, TIRS OPSTAT, Circuit Status Report Intel Summaries, Info Tactical Operational Support Implications for the Warfighter DNET & ENTERPRISE APPS

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Collaboration at Sea…  Is an evolutionary step towards NCW  Promotes an IT to KM transition  Is a distributed web environment  Demonstrates that replication can provide bandwidth conservation & savings  Demonstrates that replication can benefit disadvantaged users  Shows that chat can speed decision-making

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE But, one must never forget the aim……

UNCLASSIFIED – APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE