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Ray Chartier JrDirector
NIC
23 October2007
North American Ice Service (NAIS)Update to International Ice Charting Working Group
Scott RogersonCommander
IIP
IICWG VIIIFrascati,
Italy
Doug BancroftDirector
CIS
2/19
Outline
• NAIS Mission, Vision and Goals
• Accomplishments of NAIS to date
• NAIS common production system
• NAIS Future Plans
3/19
NAIS Mission
• Transform individual organizational strengths into a unified source of ice information
• Meet all marine ice information needs and obligations of the United States and Canadian governments
4/19
NAIS Vision
• Demonstrate excellence and international leadership
• Optimally combine strengths and resources of the three centers to become as efficient and effective as possible
5/19
NAIS Goals
• High quality and consistency of products• Provide a common:
suite of fully-harmonized NAIS products point-of-access for users data sources and data sharing data model and analysis tools communications & dissemination infrastructure next generation production workstation
Increase overall efficiency streamlined business processes reduce duplication of systems and databases enhanced back-up capability production not dependent on location coordinated development, science and training
6/19
NAIS Accomplishments
• Complete harmonization of all Great Lakes ice products (daily/weekly/monthly and seasonal outlooks)
2004 National Ice Center Great Lakes Chart 2004 NAIS Great Lakes Chart
7/19
NAIS benefitsGreat Lakes Product Metrics
ProductMan Hours by
NIC (per season)
Man Hours by CIS (per season)
Total Man
Hours
Total Man Hours Saved
Seasonal Outlook
54 94 148 54
Analysis176
(8 per week)253
(8 per week)429 176
CIS Conversion
66(3 per week)
N/A 66 N/A
NAVTEXT154
(7 per week)231
(7 per week)385
Distributes workload
Ice Concentration
308(14 per week)
N/A 308 N/A
15/30 Day Outlook
80(16 per month)
80(16 per month)
160 80
Special Support *
44(2 per week)
N/A 44 N/A
Benefits of Imagery
Exchange
132 (saved)(6 per week)
0 N/A 132
Total 1540 442
• Saved a combined total of 11 weeks of work • Better product support • Next step: harmonize common US-Canada Arctic products
8/19
• Jointly developed 6 modules in Computer Based Training (CBT) format
• Signed and successfully tested a Business Resumption Plan (continuity of operations)
NAIS Accomplishments
CBT modules
NovayaZemlya
Svalbard
100% BoundaryIce Edge
11 Jun 2007
Special Arctic Oceanographic Synopsis
9/19
• NAIS V– Aug 07– Over 30 people – Silver Springs, MD
• Jointly worked on SIGRID 3 Standard & Standard Chart Color Code (at 90+% solution)
• Conducted joint support to U.S. and Canadian ice breakers ops in the Arctic
NAIS Accomplishments
CCGS LAURIER
10/19
NAIS Accomplishments
• Ice Objects Catalogue– ETSI approval of catalogue– IHO acceptance of catalogue as Marine
Information Object register
11/19
NAIS West Arctic 30 Day ForecastValid 01 August 2007
NAIS Accomplishments
• Developed a plan to jointly produce North American Arctic ice charts
• Developed a common product for the North American Arctic Seasonal Outlook
12/19
NAIS Accomplishments
• Joint Requirements Document for next version of the Flight Planning System used by CIS and IIP
• Synchronized iceberg database• Innovation award from the State of Connecticut
for process improvements
• Jointly proposed NASA funded L&C band SAR study
13/19
• Established a project goal to implement a common production system– Within three years– Adoption or adaptation of existing NAIS computing
/ networking technologies– Must meet current NAIS client requirements in a
non-disruptive fashion– Able to respond to anticipated future requirements
• Why:– Enables NAIS to share future development costs– More robust business continuity plan– COTS, therefore more easily upgradeable
NAIS VCommon Production System
14/19
Implementation
2010
NAISCommon Production System
15/19
• Decision to proceed• System Requirements - Mandatory• Hybrid of current production systems• NAIS Basic Data Flow – Architecture –
Product Delivery Flow• NAIS Common off the shelf operating system
ESRI / ORACLE• Resources Requirement per Major
Components
Initiation & Approval
16/19
• IIP Contingency Plan• IHO Ice Object Catalog / SIGRID 3
– Load catalogue into IHO register – Harmonize catalogue, SIGRID 3, Sea Ice
Nomenclature and Symbology
• Summer 2008 Laurier Support• NAIS products made available in
ENC/DNC formats• Coordinated public and media releases
concerning Arctic items of interest
NAIS Future Plans
17/19
Towards a global common production system?
18/19
Collage
Questions?
20/19
NAIS Common Production System
• Initiation & Approval (September-December 2007)– Project Charter– Resource requirements, costing etc…– Resources: 1 PC, input & acceptance from all stakeholders
• Requirements Gathering (January – April 2008)– Approvals– Resources: 1 PC, 2 Users/Centre, 2 IT/Centre
• Planning (May0August 2008)– Systems Analysis– Security Analysis– Behaviour / Architecture– Detailed Project Plan– Resources: 1 PC, 1 User/Centre, 2-3 IT/Site
21/19
• Development ( 2008-2009)– Distributed development environment– Parallel development– Resources: 1 PM, 4-6 IT Developers
• Testing (2009)– Test Plan– Testing & Bug Fixing– Training / User Manuals– Resources: 1 PM, 4-6 IT Developers, 2-3 Users/Centre
• Implementation (2010)