DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY BuILcdDinG s6 US ANAL Ces. ATO WASHINGTON. OS 2o2cc QMALTNST 3200.2 PPH s T “0 rrr 20 Ma ct 74 DMA INSTRUCTION 8200.2 erch 19 SUBJECT: Management Resvonsidilities for tavy Sapping, Charting, and Geodesy (MC&S) Data Coilection Resources REFS 3. 0D Directive 5105.40, 10 August 1978, Defense Mapping Agency (DMA). b. OMA Instruction 3000.2, 15 Decemdoer 1973, D0D MC&G Libraries and Related Data Acquisition, Analysis, Evaluations and Services 1. Purpose. To prescribe OMA managemene responsibilities with respect to Navy MC&G data collection resources in accordance with applicable provisions of reference a. 2. Cancellation. This Instruction cancels and supersedes DMAINST 5200.2, dated 16 Way 1974, sudject 4s above. 3. Aoplicability. The provisions of this Instruction are applicable to the Director, Dita, the Directors of OMA Components, the Chief of Haval Operations (CNO) (9P-952), the Commander, Naval Oceanography Command (QCEANAY), and the Commander, Naval Oceanographic Office (NAVOCEANO}). 4. Scope. The scope of this Instruction includes the delineation of responsibilities which are intended to insure effective management of the HC&&G dedicated resources of the Navy. Proper management of these data collection resources requires that the necessary inter-action among the organizea- tions concerned be clearly defined and understood. The resources involved are those of NAVYOCEANO, whose MC&G mission is to collect, process, and analyze hydrographic, geophysical (magnetic and gravity), and related geodetic data in specified broad ocean, coastal, and inland areas. HAVOCEANO is a field activity of OCEANAV, which is respon- sible under CNO for coordinating the Naval Oceanographic Program, including its operational execution. The Naval Oceanography Division (OP-952) in CHO is responsible for providing centralized guidance and direction for admin- istration and management of naval oceanography {oceanog- raphy, meteorology, and MC&G) under the cognizance of the
mene rT FAM 2 saw eee ee an Poe SZ r q H eh fou J tha Director, 450 and Icean surveillance Pragrars (9P-9953 BMA is 4@ s@oerate agency of the Departinent of Defense under “he direction, authority, and control of the Under Secretery of Jefense for Research and Engineering. The Director, MMA, serves as Program Manager and Coordinator of ail Dod “C&G resources and activities. 5. Responsibilities. a. Oirector, defense Mapping Agency: (1) Forwards approved hydrographic, geophysicel, and related geodetic data requirements to CNG (OP-952) For accomplishment. (2) Reviews and approves Navy plans for accom- plishing data collection requirements. (3) Provides staff advice and assistance to the Secretery of the “Navy and susplemental guidance to Cil 2P-952) for developing the avy MC&G program. (4) Reviews the Navy Department orogram and fiscal documents as related to MC&S matters and recommends appro- griate actions +o the Secretary of Defense. (5) Provides interpretation cf the Secretary of JVefense C&S program decisions to the Secretary of the Navy as a basis for Navy budgeting. - (6) Reviews the execution of plans, orograms, and policies by Navy MC&G activities. b. Directors of DMA Components: (1) Develop hydrographic, geophysical, and related geodetic data collection requirements, based on validated DoD MC&S area requirements, and forward them to the Director, DMA, for review. (2) Assist the Director, DMA, in reviewing Navy plans for accomplishing MC&G data collection requirements. (3) Evaluate the data abtained to insure it meets requirements.
C. Jirector, DMA Hydrographic/topegraphic Center (DEAHTC). in addition to the responsibilities given in 5.0. above, QIMAHTC: (1) Coordinates with NAYOCEAND on individual MC&G and Uceanography operations specifications 9 insure they meet data collection requirements and provide for ancillary data collection where practicable. (2) Keeps NAVOCEANOD informed of production schedules as related to progranned data collection. (3) Maintains awareness of Navy data collection rogress against requirements, advising the Director, , of ootential droblem areas. d. Chief of Naval Operations (OP-952) (1) Submits plans for accomplishing assigned HC&G data collection requirements to tne Director, DilA, for approval and promulgates approved plans. (2) Tasks Navy's HC&G accomplish data collection in plans. dedicated resources to ccordance witn approved a (3) Provides Navy Department HC&G program and fiscal documents and supplemental data to the Director, OMA, for review. "09 (4) Forwards progress reports on Navy MC&aG data collection activities to the Director, DMA, with informa- tion capies to DMA Components as appropriate. e. Commander, Naval Oceanography Command: Under CNO (O0P-952) guidance and direction, carries Out the administra- tion and operational management of the Navy's MCaso data collection resources under the Naval Oceanographic Progran. f. Commander, Naval Oceanographic Office: (1) Prepares plans for accomplishing assigned MC&G data collection requirements. (2) Coordinates development of data collection specifications with DMAHTC for individual projects as appropriate prior to promulgation. (3) Accomplishes data collection in accordance with specifications.
— laatas the deta obt2inec t3 Insure it neets reqgui 23° for guelity and quantity. (5) 8rgcuces and iistributes field (shioboard) esitcons of products 45 assiaqned. '§)  receres progress reports on “C4G date collection activities, tncluding 43 aopropriate: f@}  ind-of-project coastal survey reports. v (D) Quarterly progress reports. ct in * (c) Monthly cruise repor: . ors. aa id) Periodic situavion re (e}) Incident reports on significant events. (7) Provides OMAHTC with data delivery schedules. (3) ‘4einatains 20D Library of Geomagnetic Data in accordance with reference b. vavy's Combat Service 'C&3 capabilities. (2) Support Uni ate a > ct > Oy —~. 3 ia) 4. st son with ft es having i n (an) mm md a: m™m Cc ea ne) m cy H Cs 3 IKE Fite { l Lakes. tye THOMAS P. BAKER, JR. Colonel, USAF Chief of Staff DISTRIBUTION 3- CNO (OP-952) HQ, TAC (INAT)