Core Avionics Master Plan - NAVAIR - U.S. Navy

Core Avionics Master Plan 2011 Appendix A-1Expeditionary Planning. (2012) JMPS-Expeditionary (JMPS-E) will enabledeployed Naval units to optimize the planning for the Ship To Objective Maneuver(STOM) mission using web-based connectivity. JMPS-E will enhance missioneffectiveness in remote global environments, reduce deployment logistics footprints andincrease Joint and Coalition forces interoperability.Force Level Planning. (2015) JMPS users prepare for individual missions but mayoperate in multi-platform elements under command of different force commanders.Force planners then attempt to optimize individual aircraft plans and warfightingcontributions into larger groups of assets. Both individual aircrew and command levelplanners require real-time file transfer with simultaneous joint file manipulation betweengeographically dispersed operational units in order to support increasingly complex andtime-critical mission planning processes. Joint mission planners require system capacityand capability that support collaborative planning between users in a real-time, networkbandwidth optimized manner. The system must also support rapid advanced exchangesto coordinate and adjust rendezvous locations, times and combat element contributions.In order to minimize planning time and potential for errors, exchanges should beperformed using machine-to-machine interfaces. Efficient collaborative force levelplanning will decrease planning time (shorten the kill chain in response scenarios),increase sortie rates, optimize air group performance and enhance safety.JMPS-M was designed to be a scalable integrated product to deploy on a variety ofhardware (e.g., laptops to dedicated workstations). Advancing JMPS capabilities to theforce level will allow planners to set the collaborative mission baseline for accomplishingeffective network-centric operations.A-1 Information Management 18