GEOINT: Sensor Modeling GEOINT: Still Imagery GEOINT: Web Services Each GEOINT standard in the Joint Enterprise Standards Committee (JESC) approved standard baseline has one or more GEOINT Service Areas assigned to the standard. There may be one or more DSAs also listed with a GEOINT standard. Each GEOINT standard citation also has a lifecycle status of either Emerging, Mandated, Active (Information/Guidance (I/G) documents), Retired, or Inactive (I/G documents). Emerging standards carry an inherent risk if implemented since they are not mature. Mandated standards are required for the management, development, and acquisition of new or improved systems. Retired standards are not appropriate for use in an acquisition without a waiver. Information Guidance documents are either active or inactive in the DoD Information Technology (IT) Standards Registry (DISR), providing guidance on implementing standards. The third JESC approved IT standards baseline for FY17, 17-3.0, contained 1667 emerging, mandated and active citations for IT (including GEOINT) standards and I/G documents out of 4,010 total citations. The larger total includes retired standards and inactive I/G documents. Each baseline approved by the JESC captures all the citations in the previous baseline, plus any additional standards, whether emerging, mandated, or active. It also chronicles the change in a standard’s lifecycle from the previous baseline. So when a standard is retired or an I/G document becomes inactive, its’ final status is preserved for future knowledge. 1.4: In 2017, the GWG conducted three voting meetings to promulgate GEOINT standards recommendations to DISR/IC Enterprise Standards Baseline (ESB) Baselines 17-1.0, 17-2.0 and 17-3.0. GWG voting membership consists of 26 Core member-voting organizations that represent the US Government (See Appendix B for listing). In the iteration of the annual updates to the JESC approved standards baseline (i.e. 17-3.0), 197 of the 446 GEOINT citations are emerging, mandated or active. The following table provides a breakdown of GEOINT standards against their lifecycle status and against the GEOINT DSAs. The number of GEOINT standards for the latter metric is greater than the number of GEOINT standards in the 17-3.0 baseline as there is a one-to-many relationship between citations and DSAs. 1.5: 2017
GEOINT: Sensor Modeling GEOINT: Still Imagery GEOINT: Web Services Each GEOINT standard in the Joint Enterprise Standards Committee (JESC) approved standard baseline has one or more GEOINT Service Areas assigned to the standard. There may be one or more DSAs also listed with a GEOINT standard. Each GEOINT standard citation also has a lifecycle status of either Emerging, Mandated, Active (Information/Guidance (I/G) documents), Retired, or Inactive (I/G documents). Emerging standards carry an inherent risk if implemented since they are not mature. Mandated standards are required for the management, development, and acquisition of new or improved systems. Retired standards are not appropriate for use in an acquisition without a waiver. Information Guidance documents are either active or inactive in the DoD Information Technology (IT) Standards Registry (DISR), providing guidance on implementing standards. The third JESC approved IT standards baseline for FY17, 17-3.0, contained 1667 emerging, mandated and active citations for IT (including GEOINT) standards and I/G documents out of 4,010 total citations. The larger total includes retired standards and inactive I/G documents. Each baseline approved by the JESC captures all the citations in the previous baseline, plus any additional standards, whether emerging, mandated, or active. It also chronicles the change in a standard’s lifecycle from the previous baseline. So when a standard is retired or an I/G document becomes inactive, its’ final status is preserved for future knowledge. 1.4: In 2017, the GWG conducted three voting meetings to promulgate GEOINT standards recommendations to DISR/IC Enterprise Standards Baseline (ESB) Baselines 17-1.0, 17-2.0 and 17-3.0. GWG voting membership consists of 26 Core member-voting organizations that represent the US Government (See Appendix B for listing). In the iteration of the annual updates to the JESC approved standards baseline (i.e. 17-3.0), 197 of the 446 GEOINT citations are emerging, mandated or active. The following table provides a breakdown of GEOINT standards against their lifecycle status and against the GEOINT DSAs. The number of GEOINT standards for the latter metric is greater than the number of GEOINT standards in the 17-3.0 baseline as there is a one-to-many relationship between citations and DSAs. 1.5: 2017
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