Abstract
 NATO HeadQuarters--Situation Center GIS experience Track: Defense and Intelligence Author(s): Giuseppe Nobile, Virginia Estevez, Stergios Pinakas Recently, the dynamic capability of responding to a major world crisis with comprehensive in-depth information has become a crucial aspect of all large organizations. The demand from high-level players for a more complete tool that would fuse various attributes associated with the same event requires the production of an effective result in a timely fashion. The presentation will illustrate how geospatial information can be combined with the standing NATO Headquarters Situation Centre (SITCEN) services to provide a Web-based environment to monitor global political and military scenarios. This technology will be able to pull or push information and present it with a geographic framework. The GIS, together with the hardened geo Web services can significantly enhance the current methods and practises to guarantee a globally integrated solution that supports key decision makers, task forces, and exercises at a grand strategic-level organization. Giuseppe Nobile NATO HQ - Brussels SITCEN - Geographic Branch Blvd Leopold III, 39 Brussels 1110 BE Phone: +3227075114 E-mail: nobile.giuseppe@hq.nato.int Virginia Estevez NATO Situation Center Blvd. Leopold III, 39 Brussels , null 1110 BE Phone: +3227075107 E-mail: estevez.virginia@hq.nato.int Stergios Pinakas NATO Situation Center Blvd Leopold III, 39 Brussels , null 1110 BE Phone: +3227075193 E-mail: pinakas.stergios@hq.nato.int |
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