MANPRINT-Related Research for the Imagery Intelligence Area

This investigation addresses the need to identify potential MANPRINT- related research issues in the Army Imagery Intelligence (IMINT) Area and develop a research plan for studying those issues. Potential research issues were identified through the review of documents related to imagery intelligence...

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Main Authors: Pence, Earl C, Carter, Arthur L, Barret, Jr, Paul H
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ARMY INTELLIGENCE
ARMY PERSONNEL
ARMY PLANNING
ARMY TRAINING
CORPS LEVEL ORGANIZATIONS
DECISION MAKING
FIELD TESTS
HAZARDS
HEALTH
HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING
HUMANS
IDENTIFICATION
IMINT(IMAGE INTELLIGENCE)
INTEGRATION
LITERATURE SURVEYS
MANPOWER
MANPRINT (MANPOWER AND PERSONNEL INTEGRATION)
Military Intelligence
MILITARY REQUIREMENTS
PE63007A
Personnel Management and Labor Relations
PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
PHOTOINTERPRETATION
RESEARCH MANAGEMENT
SME(SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS)
STRATEGY
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Summary:This investigation addresses the need to identify potential MANPRINT- related research issues in the Army Imagery Intelligence (IMINT) Area and develop a research plan for studying those issues. Potential research issues were identified through the review of documents related to imagery intelligence and corps-level doctrine and through interviews with functional subject matters experts (SMEs) in the intelligence community. Following the identification of potential research issues, the authors developed a research strategy to address the issues and a plan for a research demonstration in an imagery intelligence field exercise. The literature review and interviews with SMEs identified a number of MANPRINT-related issues. The issues were grouped into five categories of MANPRINT-related topics: (1) Manpower and Personnel; (2) Training; (3) Human Factors/Health Hazards; (4) Organizational Structure; and (5) Requirements Analysis. A sixth category, engineering and facilities, impacts on many of the MANPRINT-related factors. The IMINT MANPRINT-related issues and the research strategy identified in this report provide a foundation for building a research program that supports decision makers in the intelligence community.