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SUBJECT:   Management  Responsibilities  for  Navy  Mapping, 
Charting,  and  Geodesy  (KC&G)  Data  Co .lection 
Resources 
REFS 
a.  DoD  Directive  5105.40,  10  August  1973, 
Defense  Mapping  Agency  (DMA). 
b.  DMA  Instruction  8000.2,  15  December  1973, 
DoD  MC&G  Libraries  and  Related  Data 
Acquisition,  Analysis,  Evaluations  and 
Services 
1.   Purpose.   To  prescribe  DMA  management  responsibilities 
with  respect  to  Navy  MC&G  data  collection  resources  in 
accordance  with  applicable  provisions  of  reference  a. 
2-   Cancel  1 ati  on.   This  Instruction  cancels  and  supersedes 
DMAINST  3200. 2,  dated  15  May  1974,  subject  as  above. 
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3 .   Applicability .   The  provisions 
a  p p 1 i  cabl e  to  the  Director,  DMA,  the 
Components,  the  Chief  of  Naval  Operations  (CN0)  (OP-952), 
the  Commander,  Naval  Oceanography  Command  (0CEANAV),  and  the 
Commander,  Naval  Oceanographi c  Office  (NAV0CEAN0). 
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DMA  is  a  separate  agency  of  the  Department  of  Defense  under 
the  direct1 on,  authority,  and    control  of  the  'Jndcr    Secretary 
of  Defense  for  Research  and    Engineering.   The  Director, 
DMA,  serves  as  Program  Manager  and  Coordinator  of  all  DoD 
M C  lx  G  resources  and  activities. 
5.   Responsibilities. 
a .  Director,  Defense  Mapping  Agency: 
(1)  Forwards  approved  hydro  graphic,  geophysical, 
and  related  geodetic  data  requirements  to  C'.'O  (OP-952) 
for  accomplishment. 
(2)  Reviews  and  approves  ttavy    plans  for  accom- 
plishing data  collection  requirements. 
(3)  Provides  staff  advice  and  assistance  to  the 
Secretary  of  the  'lavy    and  supplemental  guidance  to  C'.'O 
'  D  ^  -  9  5  2  )  for  developing  the  'lavy    KC&G  program. 
(4)  Reviews  the  Navy  Department  program  and  fiscal 
documents  as  related  to  tiC&S    matters  and    recommends  appro- 
priate actions  to  the  Secretary  of  Defense. 
(5)  Provides  interpretation  of    the  Secretary    of 
Defense  MC&G  program  decisions  to  the  Secretary  of  the  iiavy 
as  a  basis  for  Navy  budgeting. 
(6)  Reviews  the  execution  of  plans,  programs,  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&G  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  obtained  to  insure  it  meets 
requi  rements .
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c .   Director,  DMA  Hydrographic/Topo graphic  C e n : e r 
( DMAHTC  )  .  In  addition  to  the  responsibilities  given  in  5. p. 
above,  DMAHTC: 
(1)  Coordinates  with  NA70CEAN0  on  individual 
MC&G  and  'Oceanography  operations  specifications  to  insure 
they  meet  data  collection  requirements  and  provide  for 
ancillary  data  collection  where  practicable. 
(2)  Keeps  NAVOCEANQ  informed  of  production 
schedules  as  related  to  programmed  data  collection. 
(3)  Maintains  awareness  of  'iavy    data  collection 
progress  against  requirements,  advising  the  Director, 
DMA,  of  potential  problem  areas. 
d. 
Chief  of  Naval  Operations  (DP-952): 
(1)  Submits  plans  for  accomplishing  assigned 
MC&G  data  collection  requirements  to  the  Director,  DMA, 
for  approval  and  promulgates  approved  plans. 
(2)  Tasks  Navy's  M C & G  dedicated  resources  to 
accomplish  data  collection  in  accordance  with  approved 
plans. 
(3)  Provides  Navy  Department  MC&G  program  and 
fiscal  documents  and  supplemental  data  to  the  Director, 
DMA,  for  review. 
(4)  Forwards  progress  reports  on  Uavy    MCSG  data 
collection  activities  to  the  Director,  DMA,  with  informa- 
tion copies  to  DMA  Components  as  appropriate. 
e.  Commander,  Naval  Oceanography  Command:   Under  CWO 
(OP-952)  guidance  and  direction,  carries  out  the  admin istra 
tion  and  operational  management  of  the  Navy's  MC&G  data 
collection  resources  under  the  Naval  Oceanographic  Program. 
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.
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{ d  )   Periodic  situation  reports. 
(e)   Incident  reports  on  significant  events. 
(?)   Provides  DMAHTC  with  data  delivery  schedules 
( 3 }   Maintains  D o D  Library  of  Geomagnetic  Data  in 
accordance  with  reference  b. 
(9)   Maintains  liaison  with  Navy's  Combat  Service 
Support  Units  and  Activities  having  M  C  & G  capabilities. 
OR  THE  DIRECTOR: 
THOMAS  P.  BAKER,  JR. 
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Chief  of  Staff 
DISTRIBUTION  3- 
CNO  (OP-952) 
HQ,  TAC  (INAT)