The CMB program distributes AGC products such as: BuckEye LIDAR and imagery, Urban Tactical Planners (UTPs) and Engineering Route Studies (ERS), Modeling and Simulation (M&S) data. Data required for mission planning and terrain analysis applications such as Situational Awareness Geospatially Enabled (SAGE) Tactical Decision Aids (TDA) are supported. Data can be delivered via download, DVD or external hard drive to load on DoD Program of Record Mission Command Systems.ĬMB supports the Standard Shareable Geospatial Foundation (SSGF) concept of providing essential map, image and elevation data to Army Command Post and Mission Command Geospatial-Intelligence (GeoInt) systems. Army Corps of Engineers District offices and various DoD organizations, to troops in preparation for a deployment. AGC's CMB analysts receive requests from a multitude of Agencies, ranging from U.S. Customers are able to place requests through CMB Online, through AGC’s website via a help request form, or by contacting the CMB program by email or phone. Products requested range from map and image datasets of small areas of interest to large country, COCOM or even global datasets. A common Access Card (CAC) is required for access and download, and any large datasets will be passed to the CMB team for shipment on media. AGC's CMB Online dramatically eliminates the time and expense required for field users to acquire, manage and load/import data from DVD or external hard drive, by allowing customers to search, download, and order geospatial data using a simple, web-based "shopping cart" interface. In addition to ordering data by contacting the CMB program at AGC, CMB Online is another tool available to customers. Data and/or products from the CMB data library are provided as requested to Army and other Department of Defense (DoD) customers. The library includes AGC data and products, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) data, and other relevant geospatial data and products. The Army Geospatial Center’s (AGC) Common Map Background (CMB) program was designed to provide the capability to assemble, host, maintain and disseminate a common geospatial data library.
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