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1 United States National Data Center (US NDC) Status A. L. Poffenberger The views expressed are the author s and not necessarily those of the United State Government

2 US NDC Status Overview AFTAC Overview Status of IMS station certification and operation US NDC Overview Major System Components Significant Activities Since Previous East Asia Regional NDC Workshop (EARNW) 2

Major System Components Significant Activities

3 AFTAC Mission Origination Original Tasking: The Army Air Force is hereby charged with the overall responsibility to detect atomic explosions anywhere in the world. General Dwight D. Eisenhower September, 1947

responsibility to detect atomic explosions anywhere

4 AFTAC Nuclear Detection Operations Atmosphere and Space United States Atomic Energy Detection System Airborne GPS and DSP Satellites Radionuclide Samplers Nuclear Materials Waveform Subsurface Laboratories

Airborne GPS and DSP Satellites Radionuclide

5 AFTAC Organization CA CC CV DO Operations XP Plans & Programs LS Logistics & Systems TT Nuclear Treaty Monitoring TM Materials Technology TH Atmosphere And Space Numerous Operating Locations, Detachments and Equipment Locations Doctorate Degrees: 39 Master Degrees: 165 Bachelor Degrees: 155 Associate Degrees: 140

Space Numerous Operating Locations, Detachments and Equipment Locations

6 NDC Status Overview AFTAC Overview Status of US IMS station certification and operation US NDC Overview Major System Components On-going development 6

7 Alaska Richland WA Newport, WA Eielson Salchaket Sacramento, CA Yreka, CA Pinedale, WY Elko, NV Mina, NV Ashland, KS Charlottesville, VA Palmer South Pole l Siple Base Vanda Shemya AK Kodiak Island, AK Sand Point, AK Hawaii Pinon Flats, CA Albuquerque, NM Lajitas, TX Tuckaleechee Caverns, TN Melbourne, FL Windless Bight CONUS Waltiawa, HI Central Puna, HI Puerto Rico San Juan ANTARCTICA Ascension Is OCONUS Midway Is Guam Is Wake Is 39 U.S. IMS stations 5 Primary Seismic Stations 12 Auxiliary Seismic Stations 11 Radionuclide Stations 1 Radionuclide Laboratory 2 Hydroacoustic Stations 8 Infrasound Stations

8 Status of US IMS station s certification and operation Primary Seismic Stations: All 5 treaty stations operational, certified and providing data to the IDC Auxiliary Seismic Stations: 12 of 13 treaty stations operational, certified and providing data to the IDC Attu island station impacted by U.S. Coast Guard station closure; move to Shemya Island approved by Prep Comm. Initial Site Survey completed June 2013; installation late 2014 or early 2015 Radionuclide Stations: All 11 particulate treaty stations certified and providing data to the IDC 4 of 4 noble gas systems certified and providing data to the IDC Infrasound Stations: 5 of 8 treaty stations certified and providing data to the IDC I58US Midway Island installed summer of Certification visit completed Nov

Initial Site Survey completed June 2013; installation late 2014 or early 2015 Radionuclide Stations: All 11 particulate treaty stations certified and providing data to the IDC 4 of 4 noble gas

9 US NDC Status Overview AFTAC Overview Status of IMS station certification and operation US NDC Overview Major System Components Significant Activities Since Previous EARNW 9

10 US NDC Major System Components Primary US NDC: Operated and manned 24 hours per day, 365 days per year Alternate US NDC: Unmanned geographically separated active copy of primary system. All waveform and alphanumeric data are replicated between systems in near-real-time. In event of planned or unplanned outage of primary system, alternate system becomes primary in a matter of minutes Remote Operations center: Provides immediate remote access to either Primary or Alternate system for planned or unplanned outages Test-bed: Exact copy of both US NDC and Alternate US NDC, running the next future software build final integration and regression testing performed Development network: For software development and maintenance. Multiple fully functional live pipelines available for unit testing Training system: Separate system for analyst training 10

In event of planned or unplanned outage of primary system, alternate system becomes primary in a matter of minutes Remote Operations center: Provides immediate remote access to either Primary or

11 US NDC Operations Open Data IMS Data National Data Raw Automated Interactive Data Processing Processing Reporting

12 US NDC System Open Data IMS Data National Data Raw Data Automated Processing Interactive Processing Primary Oracle Streams Raw Automated Interactive Data Processing Processing Alternate Raw Data Automated Processing Interactive Processing Testbed & Alt-testbed 12 Software Development Network

Interactive Data Processing Processing Alternate Raw Data Automated

13 US NDC System Remote Operations Center: Provides immediate remote access to either Primary or Alternate system during planned or unplanned outages Primary Interactive Processing Remote Operations Center Alternate Interactive Processing 13

planned or unplanned outages Primary Interactive Processing

14 Significant Activities Since Previous EARNW US NDC Modernization Program: Finished requirements review, now in usecase development phase Expanded Storage: Provides permanent on-line storage for waveform data back to 1989 Replaced analyst Solaris/SPARC workstations with Linux/Intel workstations; software currently executing on server, software migration to Linux is underway Installed Linux server for Data Acquisition system; software migration is 90% complete Relocation of Alternate US NDC from San Angelo TX to San Antonio TX Relocation of US NDC to new AFTAC facility is now complete 14

workstations; software currently executing on server, software migration to Linux is underway Installed Linux server for Data Acquisition system;

15 Project Facilities Headquarters Building Radiochemistry Laboratory Central Utility Plant (CUP) Parking Garage

16 Questions? 16

FIELD SERVICE BULLETIN

FSB_971_1A HUGHES NETWORK SYSTEMS FIELD SERVICE BULLETIN SUBJECT: Updated Commissioning Rules FSB NUMBER: FSB_971_1A FSB ISSUE DATE: 7/1/9 SUBMITTED BY: J. Callow APPROVED BY: D. Dostalik CHANGE TO BE