Homeland Infrastructure Foundation Level Data HIFLD Working Group

Homeland Infrastructure Foundation Level Data (HIFLD) Working Group to the Regions (HTTR) Georgia Geospatial Conference Briefing October 18, 2012

Presentation Agenda • HIFLD Overview • HIFLD to the Regions (HTTR) Overview • Homeland Security Infrastructure Program (HSIP) • Program Updates • Tools and Services 2

Homeland Infrastructure Foundation Level Data (HIFLD) Objective Support Domestic Infrastructure Data Gathering, Sharing and Protection, Visualization, and Spatial Knowledge Management for Homeland Defense, Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery Communities § Everyone Wants Situational Awareness § Everyone Wants a Common Operational Picture Both Require Common Foundation Data from Authoritative Sources (everything has location) 3

HIFLD Official Members Over 5, 200 Contributing Partners From 14 Executive Departments, 94 Agencies and 50 States Homeland Infrastructure Foundation Level Data (HIFLD) Working Group 4

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HIFLD Evolution Diagram 6

HIFLD Organizing Structure § HIFLD provides organization structure to: § Enhance situational awareness & support to HLS/HD/EPR&R infrastructure protection activities § Support the information sharing environment § Share best practices § Build, enhance, and sustain Partnerships § Provide resources for approved activities HIFLD Interagency Coordination Teams (ICT) Technical Process & Standards § ICTs work together in partnership to: Data Rqts § Provide technical support to HIFLD activities § Process and standards implementation for missions/ operations § Update governing/planning documents § Develop, validate and prioritize requirements § Current HIFLD Programs promote: HIFLD to the Regions Homeland Infrastructure Foundation Level Data (HIFLD) Working Group 7 § Common foundation infrastructure data § Enhanced partnership/participation at the State level § Increased Awareness of Federal support, data, tools, training and best practices § Understand / help resolve regional data and technical requirements

HIFLD to the Regions (HTTR) Purpose: To focus HIFLD support on assisting State priorities, get the HSIP data to all levels of government and build/strengthen federal, state, local government and private sector partnerships to enhance regional preparedness and response Recent Events Supported: § Dissemination of HSIP Gold, Freedom, and Navteq § § § § § State Release NYC 9/11 Geo. Symposium NSGIC Conference FEMA RISC Meetings State Fusion Center Conference Virginia, North Dakota, and other State GIS Confs National Level Exercise 2011 Super Bowls 2010 and 2011 Midwest flood response 2011 Hurricane season preparation and response Ongoing and Upcoming Events: § Feedback on HSIP Gold, Freedom, and Navteq State § § § § Release NAPSG Public Safety Summits GITA GECCOs National Guard JC 4 I Conference 2012 Super Bowl 2012 Democratic and Republican National Conventions Infrastructure Data Coordination for Winter Storms, Spring Flooding, Summer Fires, Fall Hurricanes, etc. HIFLD to the Regions Working Groups

Program 9

Approved for Official Release – NGA Case 11 -366 Homeland Security Infrastructure Program (HSIP) HSIP Gold • Compilation of ~450 Vector layers comprised of Commercial, Federal and State level Acquisitions. • Delivers Common Operational Data to the GEOINT Analyst. • Total number of Users: 164, 000 plus Li. DAR • Acquire unclassified high-fidelity 1 meter elevation data over HSIP 133 major urban core areas of the U. S. – 5 year refresh schedule Imagery • Acquire unclassified highresolution ortho-imagery (12 inch GSD or better) over HSIP 133 major urban areas of the U. S. – 2 to 4 year refresh schedule Source: USGS • • HSIP Tiger Team originated after 911 between NGA (NIMA) and USGS. (May - June 2002) Key Goals Pursued – Identification of Urban Areas – Minimum Essential Data Sets • Prioritization methodology • Urban versus National • Prioritization results • MEDS Features and Attributes • Urban extents Approved for Official Release – NGA Case 11 -366 10

Approved for Public Release – NGA Case 10 -273 (Update) UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency HSIP GOLD 2011 18 In fra st ru ct ur e. S ec to rs (H SP D- 7) Homeland Security Infrastructure Program (HSIP) Public Data Commodity Data DVD 1 OF 3 Infrastructure Data Total # of Requests: 844 Total # of Supported Users: 164, 801 UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO FEDERAL LEVEL DISSEMINATION UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO HSIP FREEDOM Federal Data via HSIN UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO Geospatial Framework DATA FUSION FEDERAL, STATE & LOCAL LEVEL DISSEMINATION 11

HSIP Gold 2012 Mission Areas 08/01/2012 (*Requesters were able to make multiple selections) Training and Exercise Support related to the above mission areas 9% Emergency Planning, Response and Recovery Homeland Security, Homeland Defense, Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery Analysis, Planning, and Operations 13% 12% Critical Infrastructure Programs (National and Defense) 8% 5% Government Facilities Management 11% 7% Man-Made and Natural Hazard Modeling and Effects Analysis 7% 4% 5% 7% 4% 8% Defense Support to Civil Authorities (DSCA) Antiterrorism / Force Protection (AT/FP) Intelligence / Threat Crisis, Consequence, and Analysis Disaster Management Infrastructure Mapping, Assessments, Analysis, and Modeling National Response Fusion of Foreign Threat, Framework Emergency Domestic Threat, Support Functions Infrastructure and Information

Government Data Providers (47) U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service U. S. Department of Commerce (DOC) U. S. Census Bureau National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) U. S. Department of Defense (Do. D) National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Defense Installation Spatial Data Infrastructure (DISDI) Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) U. S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) National Guard Bureau (NGB) Air National Guard (ANG) Army National Guard (ARNG) U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL) Office of Science Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) U. S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) State/Local Approved for Public Release - NGA Case 10 -157 U. S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) U. S. Coast Guard (USCG) U. S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Office of the Border Patrol U. S. Department of the Interior (DOI) Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Minerals Management Service (MMS) U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Park Service U. S. Department of Transportation (DOT) Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Bureau of Transportation Statistics U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) U. S. General Services Administration (GSA) U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) U. S. Postal Service (USPS) Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Non-Governmental Organizations 13 American Red Cross (ARC) Geospatial Multi-Agency Coordination

Data 14

HSIP Gold 2012 Update • 5 DVD Set – Approximately 25 GB of Geospatial data • Relative Paths for all Arc. GIS Layer Files (. lyr) • Metadata configured for use in Arc. GIS 9. 3 x and 10 x • Continue to strive for more complete FGDC compliant Metadata for all data provided in HSIP Gold 2012 15 Approved for Public Release - NGA Case 11 -366 (updated)

Approved for Public Release – NGA Case 11 -366 (updated) HSIP Gold 2012 Commodity Data • NAVTEQ Corporation - Transportation - Core Points of Interest (hotels, restaurants, gas stations etc) - Routing and Address matching - Standalone locators built for Arc. GIS 9. 3 and 10. 0 - Improved data dictionary for the 3 Q 2011 SDC deliverable - SDC Definition queries and layer files that utilize Street Restrictions (such as Hazardous Material Restrictions, Semi or Tractor Trailer Restrictions, etc…) • Ventyx - Electrical Energy • PLATTS -Oil and Natural Gas • Dun and Bradstreet (D&B) - Manufacturing and Business Points Approved for Public Release - NGA Case 11 -366 (updated) 16

Approved for Public Release – NGA Case 11 -366 (updated) HSIP Gold – NAVTEQ State Release Data Licensing • HSIP Gold Data Release & Disclosure Non-Emergency (NGA Funded for NAVTEQ Data Release – renewed for 2012) – In support of State Fusion Centers, EOCs, State GIS Coordinators, State National Guard Joint Operation Centers, and State Emergency Management Coordination Note: Do. D Directive 5105. 83 dated 05 January 2011 - State National Guard Joint Operation Centers considered federal support • Release NAVTEQ Data to States for use in steady, daily operations (non-emergency) – Make HSIP data more readily accessible to State Governments – – – Reduce restrictions on HSIP data to use/share geospatial data Increase use of common operational data supporting the mission Response to HIFLD WG HSIP Gold/Freedom Feedback Session • NAVTEQ Data Distribution – DVD Distribution – Request from HIFLD web site or HTTR Reps Approved for Public Release - NGA Case 11 -366 (updated) 17

* Presidential Declarations include Major Disaster and Emergency Declarations HSIP Gold Point of Contact (POC)* speaks with key State and Local (S&L) stakeholders about events and establishes relationship with key FEMA POCs HSIP Gold POC recommends that S&L stakeholders initiate and establish HIFLD account at www. hifldwg. org (i. e. Hurricane Season; Spring Flooding; etc. ) (An IEB can assist depending on timing of incident) HSIP Gold POC maintains awareness of Presidential Declarations through alerts and information channels, including: www. fema. gov/news/disasters. fema * HSIP Gold POC Includes: Information Exchange Brokers (IEBs), USGS Liaisons, FEMA Regional GIS Leads, and NGA (HSIP_team@nga. mil) Once Presidential Declaration exists, HSIP Gold POC forwards notices to S&L stakeholders with (1) Announcement of HSIP Gold availability and (2) Instructions for initiating a request Once S&L confirms interest, HSIP Gold POC provides overview the request process. *See Sub Process* Log onto HIFLD WG website (www. hifldwg. org) Click “HSIP Gold, ” then Request tab to begin submission Select Presidential Declaration under ‘Affiliation’ (CC: Identified FEMA Regional GIS Lead or other FEMA Representative, Regional IEB and USGS Liaison) Review , Complete and Submit form online Watch for email, monitor Junk Mail folder and/or add the following emails to the approved list: hifldwg@bah. com and HSIP_team@nga. mil Print, review, sign and submit form to identified FEMA POC prints, reviews, signs and submits to NGA: HSIP_team@nga. mil HSIP Gold POC provides follow up once request is processed: • Have the data disc and password arrived? • Does the data meet mission requirements? • Is there any feedback on the data? • Are they aware of HSIP Freedom and HSIP NAVTEQ Release available for steady-state use? September 2011

HSIP Freedom § Available to State and local governments § A subset of HSIP Gold; comprised of license-free data § Access through the DHS Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN) GIS Portal or the USGS Hazards Data Distribution System (HDDS) https: //government. hsin. gov /sites/gis/default. aspx http: //hdds. usgs. gov/hdds 2/ 19

Tools and Services 20

Geospatial Information Infrastructure (GII) What is the GII? • Investment in Hardware, Software, Data and Services for “common” geospatial requirements across the DHS/HLS community • Built to Enterprise Architecture Technical Reference Model (TARGET ARCHITECTURE)

DHS Geospatial Tools § § Purpose: § Ability to visualize multiple data layers from various sources § Provides situational awareness of threats, events impacting infrastructure § Informs planning, response, and recovery from all-hazard events Applications and Access: § § DHS Earth § Google Earth 3 D platform for intuitive user interface, rapid data ingest and visualization § Includes HSIP Gold data layers § Access to real-time, dynamic situational data feeds DHS One. View § Web-based viewer using Bing Maps § Access with HSIN credentials § More info at www. dhs. gov/HSIN 22

Homeland Defense Operational Planning System (HOPS) • Web-accessible system that provides standardized GIS– based planning and operational tools along with fully integrated CIKR web mapping services for disseminating and exploiting high-hazard, high-impact assessments for use by Federal, State, regional, local, and tribal emergency management and responder agencies. https: //hops. llnl. gov/ 23

Data What is it? Who can access it? How can I access it? What do I need? HIFLD account. http: //www. hifldwg. org/ Federal Government Agencies. Request DVD set on HIFLD site at https: //www. hifldwg. org/hsipoverview. HSIP Gold A compilation of Common Operational Geospatially Enabled Base-Line Data to support to Homeland Security, Homeland Defense and National Preparedness – Prevention, Protection, Mitigation, Response and Recovery mission communities. Data is U//FOUO. Requests handled by NGA. State and Local Government Agencies sponsored by FEMA with a Presidential Disaster or Emergency Declaration. All Federal, State, Local, Tribal and Territorial Government Agencies and Private Sector Partners can view when served by a password protected Federal System. Data is in vector format, organized in geodatabases. https: //www. hsin. gov Subset of HSIP Gold data that is license-free and does not include the commodity data. Federal, State, Local, Tribal and Territorial Government Agencies and Private Sector Partners. HSIP NAVTEQ State Release The HSIP-NAVTEQ data uplifted by NGA includes street data, points of interest data, and route analysis. Data is U//FOUO. State Fusion Centers, State Emergency Operation Centers (EOC), State GIS Coordinators, and State Emergency Management Coordinators. FEMA Sponsor Access via Map Services on the DHS Geospatial Information Infrastructure (GII) at https: //gii. dhs. gov/ HSIN account. https: //government. hsin. gov/default. aspx “GII Services” for WMS, REST, SOAP, API or KML. (No specific Community of Interest (COI) required). “DHS Earth” for Google Earth KML file. (Government sponsor information is required for anyone who is not a federal, state or local government employee. ) Download from HSIN GIS Portal HSIP Freedom Site (instructions online) Requests handled by DHS. Data is in vector format, organized in geodatabases. Data is U//FOUO. HIFLD account. http: //www. hifldwg. org/ Presidential Declaration # http: //www. fema. gov/news/disasters. fema “One. View” for web-based analytic viewer. HSIP Freedom (Government sponsor information is required for anyone who is not a federal, state or local government employee. ) Request DVD set on HIFLD site at https: //www. hifldwg. org/navteq Data is in Smart Data Compression (SDC) format. HSIN account with membership to the GIS Community of Interest (COI). https: //government. hsin. gov/sites/gis /RDC. aspx (Government sponsor information is required for anyone who is not a federal, state or local government employee. ) HIFLD account. http: //www. hifldwg. org/

Resources • Homeland Infrastructure Foundation Level Data (HIFLD) Working Group – www. hifldwg. org • Homeland Security Infrastructure Program (HSIP) – https: //www. hifldwg. org/hsip-overview • Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN) – www. dhs. gov/HSIN • Homeland Defense Operational Planning System (HOPS) – https: //hops-info. llnl. gov/ 25

Thank You for Your Time and Support Questions or Comments? Contact: Robin Hoban_robin@bah. com Robin. hoban@associates. dhs. gov O (678) 277 -2702 M (202) 604 -5754 HIFLD Working Group Web: www. hifldwg. org Feedback on HSIP Data? http: //www. hifldwg. org/hsipfeedback