text: Intelligence
  1-61. All-source intelligence production is continuous and occurs throughout the intelligence and operations
  processes. Most of the products from all-source intelligence and initially developed during planning are
  updated, as needed, throughout preparation and execution based on information gained from continuous
  assessment.
  SINGLE-SOURCE INTELLIGENCE
  1-62. Single-source intelligence includes the joint intelligence disciplines, which are also the Army
  intelligence disciplines, and when available (it can differ by echelon) and properly planned, the
  complementary capabilities from warfighting functions and branches other than intelligence. Intelligence
  PED capabilities also have an important role within the intelligence disciplines. MI units can conduct
  intelligence operations with a single intelligence discipline or multiple intelligence disciplines. The
  intelligence staff depends on non-MI units to provide complementary capabilities as part of the intelligence
  architecture. However, some complementary capabilities, such as space, document and media exploitation
  (DOMEX), and electromagnetic warfare (EW) routinely cooperate and provide information to the
  intelligence architecture.
  This publication and ATP 2-01 primarily discuss single-source,
  multisource, and ancillary collection systems as collection assets.
  ATP 2-01 added to the discussion to ensure a clear and accurate
  understanding and use of the term:
  • Collection assets is a collection system, platform, or capability that is
  supporting, assigned to, or attached to a particular commander
  (JP 2-0). In many contexts, collection assets are referred to as
  intelligence assets, intelligence collection assets, or information
  collection assets to describe units, systems, and sensors that perform
  information collection.
  • Available collection assets describe organic, assigned, and attached
  assets as well as those assets under operational control (OPCON) or
  in DS of that unit. The unit lists the organic, assigned, attached,
  OPCON, and supporting units and the overall task organization in
  Annex A (Task Organization) to the order.
  • A collection resource refers to a collection system, platform, or
  capability is not assigned or attached to a specific commander, unit,
  or echelon and is requested and coordinated through the chain of
  command of the unit that directs and controls them. A collection asset
  is subordinate to the requesting unit or echelon, while a collection
  resource is not.
  INTELLIGENCE DISCIPLINES
  1-63. An intelligence discipline is a well-defined area of intelligence planning, collection, exploitation,
  analysis, and reporting using a specific category of technical or human resources (JP 2-0). The intelligence
  disciplines are—
  ⚫ Counterintelligence (CI).
  ⚫ Geospatial intelligence (GEOINT).
  ⚫ Human intelligence (HUMINT).
  ⚫ Measurement and signature intelligence (MASINT).
  ⚫ Open-source intelligence (OSINT).
  ⚫ Signals intelligence (SIGINT).
  ⚫ Technical intelligence (TECHINT).