PacIntel '99

7-10 February 1999, Monterey, CA, USA

The PacIntel '99 conference was held on 7-10 February 1999 in Monterey CA, USA and consists of two parts. The PacIntel '99 pre-conference which is the Open Source Intelligence basic training run y Robert Steele and Mark Lowenthal. Part two is the main conference.

7-10 February 1999, Monterey, CA, USA.

Published by OSS Academy, 4350 Fair Lakes Court, Va. USA, 1999

Open source intelligence basic training : PacIntel '99 pre-conference

    7-10 February 1999, Monterey, CA, USA. Published by OSS Academy, 4350 Fair Lakes Court, Va. USA, 1999

  1. Administrative Information,
  2. Open Source Intelligence (CINC Brief, 10 Minutes, the one that got General Pete Schoomaker as CINCSOC to approve OSINT Center and OSINT training for all SOF schools),
  3. Overview of Open Source Issues and Open Source Utility to DoD,
  4. Overview of Specific International Open Sources & Services,
  5. What Do We Need to Know and Where Do We Get It?,
  6. Creating a Bare Bones Open Source Intelligence Capability,
  7. Web-Based Concept for a Global Information Network,
  8. Hand-Out Open Source Intelligence, New Myths, New Realities,
  9. Hand-Out Open Source Intelligence: Private Sector Capabilities to Support DoD Policy, Acquisitions, and Operations,
  10. Hand-Out Open Source Intelligence: Executive Overview,
  11. Hand-Out Creating a Bare Bones Capability for Open Source Support to Defense Intelligence Analysis (Report),
  12. Hand-Out Expeditionary Environment Research & Analysis Model (USMC Intelligence Center, 21 May 1990),
  13. Hand-Out Mission Area Factors Summary (2-Page Description Including Evaluation Criteria and Open Source List, for Each of the Warfighting, Cultural, and Environmental Factors Used in the Marine Corps Analysis Model, March 1990)
  14. Hand-Out First to Fight, But Not Fighting Smart: A Skeptical Assessment of Marine Corps Effectiveness in the 21st Century,
  15. Hand-Out Uniform Resource Locators (URL List),
  16. Hand-Out URLs for Open Source Marketplace Listings (Sources, Softwares, Services),

Pacific Intelligence Forum

Creating a virtual intelligence communicty in the pacific region : open sources, non-governmental organizations, and the military

PacIntel '99 proceedings. 7-10 February 1999, Monterey California, USA

Published by OSS Academy, 4350 Fair Lakes Court, Va. USA, 1999

  1. Cover Contents, Golden Candle Awards,
  2. Final Program,
  3. Speaker Biographies,
  4. Speaker Contact Information,
  5. Robert David Steele : Setting the Stage for Information-Sharing in the 21st Century: Three Issues of Common Concern to DoD and the Rest of the World,
  6. Global Disaster : Information Network (GDIN) Preparations for Spring 1999 Meeting of International Disaster Experts, and Background Papers from Spring 1999 Meeting,
  7. GDIN Conference Concept Paper (16-17 July 1998),
  8. PacIntel '99 GDIN Background on Meeting of International Disaster Experts (16-17 July 1998),
  9. PacIntel '99 Proposal for a Coordinated Approach to Increase the Amount and Quality of Essential Information Posted on ReliefWeb,
  10. Larry Rhoader : Peace Wing: An Experiment Merging Politics and Technology
  11. Cdr Sean Connors : PACOM J-08, JV2010 Initiative: Virtual Information Center,
  12. Virtual Information Center Concept Refinements Workshop (Russ Myers : LtCol Earl Madison USA, others),
  13. Garry Beavers & Stephen Shanahan : Operationalizing Information Operations in Bosnia-Herzegovina,
  14. PacIntel '99 East View Cartographic New Developments in Access to Russian Military Mapping,
  15. IRAN: Summary of Available Paper Maps : Digital Maps, and Digital Cartographic Databases,
  16. Kent Lee : Letter to House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) on Commercial Mapping Technologies (17 March 1998),
  17. LtCol Ian Wing (Australia) : Optimising Open Source Information Sharing in Australia (Report and Policy Prescription),
  18. LtCol Ian Wing (Australia) : Optimising Open Source Information Sharing in Australia (Slides),
  19. Professor Michael Sovereign : Naval Postgraduate School, Information Superiority for the Lower End of the Spectrum,
  20. LtCol Karl Prinslow & Dr. Doug Bond : Information Sharing in Humanitarian Emergencies (Meridian International Center, 29-30 June 1998),
  21. Russell C. Coile : PhD, PE, CEN FICD, Preparing for and Coping with Local Disasters: An Information Overlay,
  22. Nate Boyer : High Resolution Commercial Imagery,
  23. Professor Jim Wirtz : Naval Postgraduate School, Bridging the Cultural Gap: Open Source Intelligence and the Tet Offensive (Viet-Nam),
  24. Robert David Steele : HQ USMC, Intelligence Lessons Learned from Recent Expeditionary Operations (3 August 1992),
  25. Bacgkround Paper on EAGLE VISION (Ground Station for Direct Feeds from Both National and Commercial Imagery Satellites : Transportable in a Single C-130),
  26. Exploiting the New High Resolution Satellite Imagery: Darwinian Imperatives? (Open Source Information Report from the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service),
  27. Islamic Unrest in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (Open Source Information Report from the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service),
  28. Tim Miller The Year the Information Industry Hit Bottom,
  29. Dr. Douglas Dearth : Defense Intelligence Agency, Peacekeeping in the Information Age,
  30. Dr. Douglas Dearth : Defense Intelligence Agency, Intelligence in the 21st Century: Re-focusing Intelligence to Shape the Strategic Environment,
  31. Hugh Smith (Australia) : Intelligence and UN Peacekeeping,
  32. Clinton Administration Policy on Managing Complex Contingency Operations (Presidential Decision Directive 56 : May 1997),
  33. Frontier Missions: Peacespace Dominance (US Air Force : August 1996),
  34. Robert David Steele : Information Concepts & Doctrine for the Future (1 December 1992),
  35. Robert David Steele : HQ USMC, Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB): The Marine Corps Viewpoint (10 July 1992),