204 Collection Management Flashcards

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What is the function of OSINT?

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Info of potential intelligence value that is available to the general public. Legally obtainable.

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What is the function of SIGINT?

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Derived from the exploitation of foreign electronic emissions.

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What is the function of GEOINT?

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Exploitation of imagery and geospatial information

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What is the function of MASINT?

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Scientific and technical intelligence information obtained by qualitative and quantitative analysis of data

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What is the function of HUMINT?

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Derived from human beings who act as both sources and collectors.

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State the purpose of COLISEUM

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Community On-Line Intelligence Systems for End Users and Managers: all source intelligence via RFIs.

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State the purpose of GIMS

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GEOINT Information Management Services: submit and track tasking for ONIR, NTM and COM GEOINT data

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State the purpose of NSRP

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National SIGINT Requirement Process: requests for SIGINT products and services.

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State the purpose of PRISM

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Planning Tool for Resource Integration Synchronization and Management: Collection management of theater level and below ISR assets.

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State the purpose of TORS

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Transitional ONIR Requirements System: Used to view and track ONIR collection

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State the purpose of NMRS

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National MASINT Requirements System: Collection management tool for MASINT requirements

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State the purpose of OSCAR-MS

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Open Source Collection Acquisition-Management System: Collection requirements management; open source requirements to open source collectors.

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State the function of the DIA DRO

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Department Requirements Officer: Coordinates, validates, and de-conflicts crisis GEOINT collection requirements; COCOMs, JS/J2, DIA, NJOIC, NCMI, JWAC.

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State the purpose of DHE-M 3301.001

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HUMINT BIBLE

  • DHE-M 3301.001 establishes collection requirements.
  • DHE-M 3301.002 establishes collection operations.
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What are the differences between an EEI and a PIR?

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PIR (Priority Intelligence Requirement) : requirements deemed most important to mission accomplishment.

EEI (Essential Element Info): would answer a PIR.

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Define RFI

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Request for Information: requirement for intelligence information or products

17
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State the purpose of the NIPF

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National Intelligence Priorities Framework: establishing national intelligence priorities.

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State the purpose of HOTR

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HUMINT Online Tasking and Reporting: Tasking, collection, reporting, evaluation/feedback, and data management

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What are the differences between user roles that exist within HOTR?

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  • Global Administrator: Create, view, modify & deactivate any user account in the system
  • Organizational Coordinator: Local Account and User Management

“Write” Access Profiles:

- Collectors & Reports Officer:  Creates NIP; KB; IIR; Bio IIR; SNC; CM; and GM
- Consumer & Collection Manager:  Creates SDR; HCR; AHR; TSCR; IIR Evals
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State the purpose of HARMONY and its significance in intelligence collection

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Database containing detailed bibliographic descriptions of military, technical, and open-source documents acquired by U.S. intelligence agencies and military units to include documents captured on the battlefield and in raids supporting the GWOT.

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Define collection management

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Process of converting intelligence requirements into collection requirements, establishing priorities, tasking or coordinating with appropriate collection sources or agencies, monitoring results, and retasking, as required.

22
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What Collection Management office exists within the Directorate for Operations?

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CMT - Office of Collection Management and Targeting

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State the purpose of the JTENS manual

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Joint Tactical Exploitation of National Systems: Intended to serve as a handbook on U.S. reconnaissance