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What is the key enabler for maritime security?
What is the key enabler for maritime security?
What is the primary goal of MDA in the maritime environment?
What is the primary goal of MDA in the maritime environment?
What is required to maintain and develop MDA?
What is required to maintain and develop MDA?
What is the role of ISR in MDA?
What is the role of ISR in MDA?
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What is the effect of advances in technology on MDA?
What is the effect of advances in technology on MDA?
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What is maritime manoeuvre?
What is maritime manoeuvre?
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What are the inherent attributes of maritime forces?
What are the inherent attributes of maritime forces?
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What is the relationship between MDA and the IDA cycle?
What is the relationship between MDA and the IDA cycle?
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What is the scope of MDA?
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What is the ultimate goal of MDA in terms of decision-making?
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Study Notes
Jointness and Coordination
- Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force will jointly determine operational plans for defending the nation and prosecuting conflict
- Indian Coast Guard will function under operational control of the Indian Navy during conflict
- Jointness and coordination will be enabled by networking, joint operational planning, joint training and exercises, and common Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Operational Tempo
- Conduct of rapid, synergized operations with high operational tempo is an important feature of warfighting
- High operational tempo will increase the speed of the IDA cycle, aid in challenging and disrupting the adversary's IDA cycle, and generate a favourable asymmetry
- It will facilitate control over the conflict in time, space, or scale, and enable management of escalation on our terms
Operational Actions
- Characterize the way in which the Indian Navy will prosecute conflict
- Aimed at maintaining, enhancing, and exploiting freedom of action to attain desired objectives
- Operational actions include projection of force, coastal defence, sea control, sea denial, SLOC protection, information warfare, and escalation management
Coastal and Offshore Maritime Domain Awareness
- Position Reporting Systems:
- Indian Ship Position and Information Reporting System (INSPIRES)
- Indian Maritime Search and Rescue (INDSAR)
- Island Reporting (ISLEREP)
- Pre-Arrival Notification of Security (PANS)
- Long Range Identification and Tracking (LRIT)
- Automatic Identification System (AIS)
- Space-Based Automatic Identification System (AIS-SB)
- Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B)
- White Shipping Information
- Air Traffic Information
- New Position Reporting Systems:
- Fishing Vessels and License Information Management
- Biometric Identity Cards
- Port Vessel Information Management
- Static Surveillance
- Dynamic Surveillance
- Intelligence
Information Networking and Management
- Dedicated systems for information networking and management:
- Vessel Traffic Management System (VTMS) and Vessel and Air Traffic Management System (VATMS)
- National AIS (NAIS) Network
- Merchant Shipping Information System (MSIS)
- Coastal Surveillance Network (CSN)
- National Command Control Communication and Intelligence Network (NC3IN)
- National MDA (NMDA)
Coastal Community Participation
- Coastal community to serve as the 'eyes and ears' of security agencies
- Community Interaction Programmes (CIP) conducted by the Indian Coast Guard to enhance awareness of coastal populace and fishermen
Single Function, Multiple Agencies
- Specific functions addressed by dedicated multi-agency mechanisms:
- National Shipping Board (NSB) for shipping issues
- Maritime States Development Council (MSDC) for coastal states issues
- OSCC for offshore security issues
- Multiple agencies and functions represented in the Government of India, coastal states and UTs
Apex Monitoring and Coordination Functions
- Monitoring and coordination tasks carried out by each agency for their respective domains
- Central body for guiding activities, monitoring implementation of policy decisions, and facilitating interagency coordination
Legislative and Regulatory Framework
- Regular review and revision of legislative and regulatory framework for the maritime domain to identify and address limitations
- Strengthening the legal empowerment of various agencies for maritime security
Strategy for Maritime Force and Capability Development
- Conceptual capability development:
- Focus on modernization of dockyards and upgradation of facilities
- Infrastructure and logistics:
- Development of maintenance, logistics, medical, administrative, personnel, and family support infrastructure
- Strengthening logistics supply chain commensurate with growing force levels
- New and evolving technologies:
- Future satellites for uses in the maritime domain
- Precision weapon technologies
- Electromagnetic and laser technologies
Maritime Manoeuvre
- Ability of naval forces to employ movement to incapacitate the enemy's resistance and decision-making cycle through shock and disruption
- Maritime forces have inherent attributes of access, mobility, reach, sustenance, flexibility, and versatility
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This quiz covers the joint operational plans of the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force in defending the nation and prosecuting conflicts, including the role of the Indian Coast Guard. It explores the multiple dimensions of maritime operations across sea, air, and land.
