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THE INFORMATION DASHBOARD FRAMEWORK Austin Riddle Texas Center for Applied Technology Technology Transition Workshop Jackson, MS 25 July 2012 A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence Research with The Power of Information/Data Fusion

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THE INFORMATION DASHBOARD FRAMEWORK

Austin Riddle Texas Center for Applied Technology

Technology Transition Workshop

Jackson, MS 25 July 2012

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Research with

The Power of Information/Data Fusion

Motivation

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

To enable better, more informed decisions faster in response to animal disease outbreaks and mitigation of the associated impacts.

Monitor

Assess

Plan

Decide DECISION

CYCLE

What is needed?

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Provide tools for command and control

Transform data into information

Ensure that this information is provided to the decision-maker wherever he or she is located in a timely manner and in the correct context

Support Precision Information Environments (DHS) for shared situational awareness

Develop Transformational Architecture

How Can This Be Done?

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Identify rich network of authoritative data sources and predictive models. Predictive models and data used to transform data into information

Provide a means to access this data and predictive models on lightweight mobile computing devices. Supporting the decision-maker anytime, anywhere

Use innovative visual analytics to provide highly expressive representations of model output. Quicker understanding of model output leads to shorter decision cycle and better decisions

Collect, Aggregate, Filter, Present

The Information Dashboard Framework (IDF)

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Presentation Layer – Implemented as a thin client and can be used on mobile devices

Middleware Layer – Direct presentation from a service, transformation and presentation from two or more services, data routing from one service to another

Network-based Services – Network services include: data, applications (esp. models and simulations), sensors, and other dashboards

Agent-based Monitors – Cautions, alerts, and warnings based on threshold values

The Information the Dashboard Framework (IDF) supports the construction of user-defined operational pictures

These common integrated displays are composable and customizable based upon the set of included “pluggable” dashboard components

Components represent function and access

Core Functionalities of the IDF

Specification of dashboard components, views, parameters and source data formats

Data aggregation and grouping

Information searching and filtering

Information synthesis

Alerting and notifications

Plug-ability of new component views and composition engines

Management of component parameters

Security of Data

Access Control

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Evolution of the IDF

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Dynamic Preparedness System (2007)

Bio-surveillance Common Operating Picture (2009)

Coast Guard Display System (2010)

Electronic Warfare Battle Manager (2011)

Emergency Response Support System (2010)

Bio-surveillance Field Entry System (2010)

Laboratory Capacity Estimation Model (2011)

Bio-surveillance Common Operating Picture (BCOP)

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Built for the National Bio-Surveillance Intelligence Center (NBIC) at DHS in response to the H1N1 outbreak

The first fully functional dashboard built using the Information Dashboard Framework (IDF)

Used to document biological incidents around the world

Bio-surveillance Common Operating Picture (BCOP)

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Built for the National Bio-Surveillance Intelligence Center (NBIC) at DHS in response to the H1N1 outbreak

The first fully functional dashboard built using the Information Dashboard Framework (IDF)

Used to document biological incidents around the world

Currently used by DHS in 24/7 operations center to track biological incidents around the world (441 users)

Recently used to track newly discovered “biological agent” outside the U.S. and report to the National Security Council

Winner of the 2010 DHS Science and Technology Impact Award

Emergency Response Support System (ERSS)

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Provides a web-based tool for large and small-scale incident management

Developed around a service-oriented architecture and allows integration of bio-surveillance information, various tools for incident management, real-time information to support continuity of operations, and many other external references to support incident management.

To be used as an operational tool during a response, as an analysis tool after an event is complete, and as a training tool to prepare for possible future incidents

Emergency Response Support System (ERSS)

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Provides a web-based tool for large and small-scale incident management

Developed around a service-oriented architecture and allows integration of bio-surveillance information, various tools for incident management, real-time information to support continuity of operations, and many other external references to support incident management.

To be used as an operational tool during a response, as an analysis tool after an event is complete, and as a training tool to prepare for possible future incidents

Provides real-time shared situational awareness between NCAHEM (command center at Riverdale, MD) and states engaged in animal disease response

Key component of USDA’s (Veterinary Services) strategic information technology plan for creating service-oriented enterprise for managing animal disease outbreaks

Laboratory Capacity Estimation Model (LCEM)

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Used to gain a real-time, realistic estimate of individual laboratory and laboratory network capacity for high-impact animal diseases

Enables individual laboratories to fully define their processes

Laboratory Capacity Estimation Model (LCEM)

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Used to gain a real-time, realistic estimate of individual laboratory and laboratory network capacity for high-impact animal diseases

Enables individual laboratories to fully define their processes

Supports both pre-outbreak planning and real-time operation during an animal disease outbreak

Provides both an individual laboratory and a network perspective

Facilitates the distribution of samples among laboratories to ensure laboratories are not overwhelmed

Bio-surveillance Field Entry System (BFES)

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Allows for the collection and analysis of syndromic surveillance data

Offers a mobile application for individuals to input information about a symptomatic animal from within a clinical setting or from the field

Provides epidemiologists and analysts with the capability to aggregate and analyze the collected data through the use of various visual, geospatial, and temporal analysis tools

Bio-surveillance Field Entry System (BFES)

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Allows for the collection and analysis of syndromic surveillance data

Offers a mobile application for individuals to input information about a symptomatic animal from within a clinical setting or from the field

Provides epidemiologists and analysts with the capability to aggregate and analyze the collected data through the use of various visual, geospatial, and temporal analysis tools

Establishes a “sensor network” at diverse locations involved in the animal production process

Visibility given to anomalies in the occurrence of syndromes above established baselines in near real-time

Leverages the power of data aggregation and provides an opportunity to use agent technology to monitor/detect anomalies

Data Access Management

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

FastEggs Dashboard

Premises Database

Allows “data on demand” in the event of an emergency

Data can be protected by the owner until it must be shared

Strict data sharing procedures can be enforced at the profile, component, and individual data element levels

An Example…

Scenario

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A possible case of FMD has been detected in a dairy state

We demonstrate using the FAZD tools to support the full response cycle

Syndromic Field Surveillance

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence LCEM

ERSS BFES

Monitor

Bio-surveillance

Epidemiologist Analysis

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence LCEM

ERSS BFES

Monitor

Bio-surveillance

Initial Incident Assessment

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence LCEM

ERSS BFES

Assess

Emergency Management

Diagnostic Testing

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence LCEM

ERSS BFES

Assess

Laboratory Operations

Incident Planning

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence LCEM

ERSS BFES

Plan

Emergency Management

Business Continuity

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence LCEM

ERSS BFES

Plan

Business Continuity

Incident Management

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence LCEM

ERSS BFES

Direct

Emergency Management

Current Directions Engage to Excel (E2E) – Business Continuity

• Document information/data requirements needed by stakeholders to establish business continuity and identify potential sources for information/data from other communities

• Establish an operational test bed (information sharing environment (ISE)) among stakeholders to field a prototype system that demonstrates all of the data/information linkages (horizontal and vertical) across stakeholders and suite of tools focused on business continuity operations (including risk management)

• Partnership with the Center for Food Security and Public Health at Iowa State

Laboratory Capacity Estimation Model (LCEM) II

• Improved budget/accounting capability into the software to support trade-off analysis for alternatives to improving throughput capacity in the laboratories

• Enhanced monitoring of consumable laboratory supplies and reagents available in individual laboratories

• Support for NAHLN distributed exercise involving laboratories

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Current Directions (continued)

Enhanced Passive Surveillance

• Extend current program by an additional 20 iPads to veterinarians in Texas and New Mexico with greater diversity in data streams

• Enhance the analyst workstation (IDF-based) by improve tool suite

A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence