Do D Architecture Framework Overview Outline DODAF Definitions

Do. D Architecture Framework Overview

Outline • • • DODAF Definitions and Purpose DODAF History DODAF Basic Principles –The 3 Views DODAF Products DODAF Essential Products • Q&A Do. D Architectural Framework 2

Do. D Architecture Framework 1. 0 • The Department of Defense (Do. D) Architecture Framework (DODAF) – Defines a common approach for describing, presenting, and comparing Do. D enterprise architectures – Facilitates the use of common principles, assumptions and terminology • The principal objective is to – Ensure that architecture descriptions can be compared and related across organizational boundaries, including Joint and multi-national boundaries Do. D Architectural Framework 3

DODAF prospect • February 9, 2004. Department of Defense CIO John P. Stenbit approved Version 1. 0 of the Department of Defense Architectural Framework (DODAF) for immediate use. All architectures developed or approved after December 1, 2003 must comply with the new framework. Architectures developed prior to that date must be converted upon any version updates • Not only for “military mission” and for Do. D • Also for civilian enterprise Do. D Architectural Framework 4

History of the Framework OSD - Office of the Secretary of Defense C 4 ISR - Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Do. D Architectural Framework 5

Basic Principles - An Integrated Architecture with Three Views Operational View ne re ui eq l R es na liti tio bi ra pa pe a • O nd C a Identifies What needs to be Accomplished and who does it s e be g n e to ha on s c d t d x ee s i E it e n • B t o io ge th n a t d t h o r tio Te as a to o W • h rm d su ch ic pp rma u • W nfo ire • Ne ppo nol t s nfo • I qu • a w r o C I ap T tab gy re th nd s a ab ec ili hn ty em ies s t tie ic s it ge y s al • S ctiv han • Specific System Capabilities A xc required to Satisfy E Information Exchanges Systems do ts Do. D Architectural Framework en Relates Systems and Characteristics To Operational Needs • Technical Standards Criteria governing interoperable Implementation/Procurement of the selected System capabilities m View Technical Standards View Prescribes Standards and Conventions 6

DODAF Products - Graphic, Textual, and Tabular Text Tabular Dictionary Relationships Organizations Locations Functions Applications Entities Database/file Tech Platform Graphic Organizations Locations Functions Applications Entities Database/file Technology Platforms X X X X X Operational Node Name Operational Activity Link Name/ID Systems Node Name X Needline Name System Function Name System Component Name Component Interface Name Use products to: Capture Communicate Do. D Architectural Framework Analyze 7

DODAF Products • The DODAF describes a set of 26 work products to ensure uniformity and standardization in the documentation and communication of architecture • The 26 DODAF views are designed to document the entire architecture, from requirements to implementation Do. D Architectural Framework 8

DODAF Products - Views • The list of products is refined into four views: – All Views (AV): is the overarching information describing the architecture plans, scope, and definitions – Operational View (OV): focuses on the behaviours and functions describing the enterprise mission aspects – System View (SV): describes the system and applications supporting the mission functions – Technical Standards View (TV): describes the policies, standards and constraints Do. D Architectural Framework 9

DODAF Products Do. D Architectural Framework 10

DODAF Products Do. D Architectural Framework 11

DODAF Products Do. D Architectural Framework 12

Use Matrix Do. D Architectural Framework 13

DODAF Products - Essential • The current DODAF version indicates a subset of work products that should be developed at a minimum (essential) AV-1: Overview and Summary Information AV-2: Integrated Dictionary OV-2: Operational Node Connectivity Description OV-3: Operational Information Exchange Matrix OV-5: Operational Activity Model SV-1: System Interface Description TV-1: Technical Standards Profile Do. D Architectural Framework 14

AV-1 & AV-2 Do. D Architectural Framework 15

OV-2 – Operational Node Connectivity Description Do. D Architectural Framework 16

OV-3 – Operational Information Exchange Matrix Do. D Architectural Framework 17

OV-5 – Operational Activity Model Do. D Architectural Framework 18

SV-1–System Interface Description Do. D Architectural Framework 19

TV-1 – Technical Standards Profile Do. D Architectural Framework 20

References • Department of Defense Architecture Framework Working Group. “Do. D Architecture Framework Ver. 1. 0. ” Washington, D. C. : Department of Defense, Nov. 2003 http: //aitcnet. org/dodaf • Do. D Architecture Framework Overview – Dr. Fatma Dandashi – October 2003 http: //www. opengroup. org/public/member/ proceedings/q 403/dandashi. pdf • Enterprise Do. D Architecture Framework and the Motivational View – D. B. Robi – Open Forum, April 2004 http: //www. stsc. hill. af. mil/crosstalk/2004/04/0404 Robi. html Do. D Architectural Framework 21

References • Leveraging Do. D/C 4 ISR Architecture Framework Products for Developmental and Operational Testing – Annette Ensing (The MITRE Corporation) and LTC Phil Hallenbeck (USA Operational Test Command) – The Software Technology Conference, May 2002 http: //www. stconline. org/stc 2002 proceedings/ Spkr. PDFS/Thr. Tracs/p 728. pdf • Do. D Architecture Framework and Software Architecture Workshop Report – March 2003 http: //www. ichnet. org/DODAF%20 SEI%20 report. pdf • Breakout Session 10 B Outbriefing – James Martin – Ground System Architectures Workshop, 2004 http: //sunset. usc. edu/gsaw 2004/s 14/10 b_outbrief. pdf • Sotware Productivity Consortium http: //www. software. org/ Do. D Architectural Framework 22

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