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DTRA's Use of CJMTK to Support CBRNE Analysis Capabilities
Track: Defense and Intelligence
Author(s): Ric Jones

What's in a name? In the case of�� Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), the term WMD has elicited broad international opinion and interest. What was once a niche target type accounting for less than 1% of the typical target set, now is a preeminent concern for analyst, exercise planners and operational staffs.� The increased interest brings accelerated requirements, and these accelerated requirements demand, better faster cheaper and universally accessible capabilities.� The community is replete with stand-alone applications that address specific requirements, but when it comes to globally accessible, shared datasets, common calculations and industry leading geo-spatial information technologies available through Esri products used for Chemical Biological Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive (CBRNE) targeting, assessment, and analysis the pool of available capabilities wanes to one.� Through their role as a Science and Technology (S&T) developer, DTRA has successfully developed just the architecture that meets these burgeoning critical requirements, built around a J2EE implementation of commercial joint mapping toolkit (CJMTK) technologies provided though

Ric Jones
DTRA
380 New York St
Redlands , CA 92374
US
Phone: 909-793-2853
E-mail: andrea_garcia@Esri.com