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COE CSW and its role in C-IED / CME

CDR DEU N Stefan Riewesell, SO C4ISTAR COE CSW

Disclaimer: This presentation does not necessarily reflect the notions of NATO or of the COE CSW Participating States

C-IED Annual Conference, 21 - 23 June 2016

1. Centre of Excellence for Operations in Confined & Shallow Waters

2. COE CSW’s role for C-IED / CME

Agenda

2www.coecsw.org NATO unclassified

CSW – A Challenging Environment


Military Factors

JOINT INTERACTION

Coastal ZoneLittorals

Maritime Power

Land based Power

CSW

Hybrid ThreatsAsymmetric Threats

Maritime Situational Awareness


CSW – A Challenging Operational Environment

• Established 2007 in Kiel, Germany

• NATO accreditation 2009

• Reassessment by NATO - JAN 2012

• Total 39 billets, 31 Officers (13 int.)

• Currently Officers from 8 Nations

Framework Nation: DEU

Sponsoring Nations: GRC ITANLDPOLTUR

Contributing Partner: FIN

Personnel Exchange: USA

COE CSW – Basic Facts


Training & AnalysisConcepts & DoctrineStaff Organisation & External Relations

Financial Control EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

DIRECTOR

Legal Advisor

Joint & Maritime Operations

Above Water Operations

Under Water Operations

Operational Maritime Law

Education & Training

Exercises

Evaluation

Analysis & Lessons LearnedIT Support

Admin Support

Staff Coordination

Supporting SectorCreative Sector

COE CSW – Working Structure


NATO Centres of Excellence

NATOTransformation

Concept Develop-ment & Experi-mentati

on

Doctrine Development & Standardisation

Analysis &

Lessons Learned

Edu-cation,

Training&

Exercises

Governance Structure Development Methodology

Global Programming

Department Head in Maritime Operations Discipline

with MARCOM as Requirement Authority

COE CSW – Training & Analysis


Requestfor

Support

COE CSW Operational MOU dated 03 OCT 2008


COE CSW – Training & Analysis

Projects

• Customer• End-Date• End-State• Product

Activities

• Contributions to • Working Groups• E & T• Exercises• NDPP• LL-Process• Monthly SD-Reviews• …

ContinuousSupport

• NATO WORKING GROUPS (MAROPS, AJOD, FP, C-IED, …)

• Exercises to test and validate theoretical work

• Projects (Selection)

Identification of Friendly Submarines

Employment of AUVs in Naval MCM Operations

Joint Combined Operations in and from CSW

Fit for CSW

NATO Urbanization Concept

Impact of Offshore Facilities on Maritime Situational Awareness

Force Protection (lead by MARCOM - Activity)

Harbour Protection (STHP, ATP-94)

C-IED in the Maritime Environment/CME (lead MARCOM)


COE CSW – Concepts & Doctrine

Kiel Conference on Maritime Security Challenges

Conference on Operational Maritime Law

In 2016:

Human Rights WS01-03 MAR San Francisco, USA

4th Conference03-06 Oct 2016Turku, FIN

Disputed Seas WSNovember 2016Hawaii, USA

Maritim Hotel Bellevue, Kiel – 21 June 2016


COE CSW – Main Events

1. Centre of Excellence for Operations in Confined & Shallow Waters

2. COE CSW’s role for C-IED / CME

Agenda


ITEM 17 of new Action Items:

• The capability to counter the threat from IEDs in a maritime environment should be assessed.

• Action: Establish a NATO Maritime C-IED Community of Interest with an initial workshop to identify interest and way forward.

• Action POC: ACT (C-IED IPT)

C-IED Action Plan Change 1 – NAC approved 30MAR11


ACT: Assess the capability to counter IEDs in the maritime environment and establish a NATO Maritime C-IED Community of Interest

C-IED in the Maritime Environment (CME)

OCT ‘12

Maritime C-IED WS

RfS WS

MAY ‘12

C-IED Action

Plan Ch1

CME-Conference

MAR ‘13

“RfS” WS

OCT ’12

TimelineMAR ‘11


Aim of the WS:

• Establish Maritime C-IED Community of Interest (MC-IED CoI)

• share information and best practices

• influence and improve National and NATO MC-IED capability development.





OCT ‘12

Maritime C-IED WS

RfS WS

MAY ‘12

C-IED Action

Plan Ch1

CME-Conference

MAR ‘13

“RfS” WS

OCT ’12

TimelineMAR ‘11

WS C-IED TF

C-IED Action Plan Revision 1

Spring ‘13 OCT ‘13


• ITEM CS 07 (Concept Development and Standardization):

• Update AJP 3.15, ensuring that it reflects the joint nature of C-IED operations and is applicable to all environment domains;when feasible replace Land centric terminology with “joint” terminology in AJP 3.15 and other C-IED publications.

• OPR: C-IED WG

• Date: 04/2015

Maritime aspects for review of AJP-3.15 (C)


C-IED Action Plan Revision 1 – NAC approved 25OCT13

• ITEM CS 08 (Concept Development and Standardization):

• Define terminology for C-IED in the Maritime Environment, which meets recognized amended joint terminology and review maritime publications in order to ensure that C-IED understanding and awareness is properly reflected.

• OPR: MAROPS WG in liaison with C-IED WG

1st review of maritime publications completed, but development of CPs is a permanent task (CME Ch. for ATP-71, Exploitation for STANAG 2258)


C-IED Action Plan Revision 1 – NAC approved 25OCT13

Proposal developed during 3rd CME 2014 at NMIOTC

• C-IED is a JOINT function – Use common terminology (NO maritime C-IED/ NO maritime IEDs), but explain special environmental conditions

• Abbreviation necessary but no new definition for CME

C-IED (in NTMS, NATO agreed 9 JAN 2012)

in the maritime (no definition necessary)

environment (AAP6)

Official terminology process “Terminology Tracking File (TTF)”

Endorsed by C-IED WG (hardest part)

March 2015 – approved by the MCMSB as DTA


APR1 CS08: CME - Terminology-Development


OCT‘12

Maritime C-IED WS

RfS WS

MAY‘12

C-IED Action

Plan Ch1

CME-Conference

MAR‘13

“RfS” WS

OCT’12

TimelineMAR‘11

WS C-IED TF


Spring‘13 OCT‘13


CRR ‘16NDPP ‘17

MAY’13 –

MAY‘14

JAN’14

MARCOM Lead MCoI

Meeting C-IED WG

Fall’13-

APR’16

TimelineDEC’14-

JUN’14

WS C-IED TF

MARCOM: Support the conceptual and doctrinal development on C-IED in themaritime environment.

MAROPS 2014 CS08

“RfS” Liaison

JAN’14/’15/’15

MAROPS

C-IED WG

FP WG

3 x CMEWS

JUN’14-

JUN’16


CME-PanelC-IED WG

22 APR’16 01 JUN’16


CME will be in CSW’s future POWs

Support to MARCOM as CME-Panel Chair

• Doctrine development

• Support during Annual CME-Conferences

• Act as Liaison Element for MAROPS WG and FP WG

• Cooperation with UWDG, NMW WG, DEU Coord Mtg

• Act as CME representative for C-IED WG(MARCOM for C-IED TF)

• Coordination E&T (maritime Ops) with C-IED COE

Maritime Contribution to C-IED

Threat Awareness in Navies


Website: www.coecsw.org

Email: [email protected] / NSWAN (see Global Address List)


COE CSW Information & Contact

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QUESTIONS ?

CDR DEU N Stefan [email protected] / +49 431 71745 1830

Disclaimer: This presentation does not necessarily reflect

the notions of NATO or of the COE CSW Participating States

mailto:[email protected]

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