SD Regional Security ConferenceDivision Chief Kelly Good

September 15, 2010

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San Diego Sector AOR

60-mile land border Mountains, Mesas and Valleys

Urban, Rural and Remote

Egress Routes

I-8, I-15, I-5

114 miles of coastline Beaches and High Bluffs

Urban, Industrial and Military

Levels of Control Controlled, Managed, Monitored, Low-Level Monitored

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Technology Solutions

SBInet Concept Detect, Identify, Classify, Track, Respond and Resolve

Commonly used resources Fixed (RVS), mobile and portable day/night imaging devices

MSS

Unattended Ground Sensors

Aircraft, vessels, and vehicles

Threat-Based Capability x Intent = Threat

Threat x Vulnerability = Risk

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Situational Awareness

Tracking multiple events moving through an AOR

Prediction Entry and interception points

Intra-Agency

Inter-Agency

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Application

Land-based Layered-approach

Cameras

Sensors

Aircraft

Specialty units

Marine-based Traditional linewatch strategy and tactics applied to maritime operations

Boat Patrols supplemented with land-based technology assets

United States Coast Guard

United States Navy

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Integrated Application

Joint acquisition and application of technology resources Marine-based

Persistent detection (radars, cameras, acoustic etc.) Civilian LE partners and Military Shared intelligence

Land-based LPRs- Stonegarden Civilian LE partners

Emerging Threats Subterranean

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Detection