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- [Voiceover] Hello.

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This is a video demonstration

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for "Contingency Basing Site Identification

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for the Tactical Environment" software toolkit.

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The user will notice that the base map is color-coded

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by the combatant commands.

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In the upper left-hand corner is a username

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and login screen.

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At this point, the user will be able to select a new

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or existing project.

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The drop-down menu on the left allows the user

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to select the country and a specific location

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that they would like to further investigate.

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The user defines a search radius

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for the First Pass Analytic.

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Now, the Mission Type, the Unit to be Deployed,

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Base Configuration,

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and a Duration of the Operation is selected.

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The First Pass Analytic is a weighted sum

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with considerations for distance to water,

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slope of the terrain, and access to roads.

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With all the perimeters defined,

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at this point the CB-Site software now runs a site analysis

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on the area of investigation.

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With the site analysis complete,

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a sublocation can be selected for further analysis.

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In the upper left corner, the user can select a plug-in

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based upon the military mission requirements.

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The first example, Access to Building Materials,

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is located under the Military Engineering tab.

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Attribute Tables provide further explanation

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of the underlying geospatial data.

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Spatial Attraction Analysis highlights locations

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where people tend to congregate

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within dense urban environments.

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Within the METT-TC tab, the user can form analysis

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based upon known small arm effective ranges.

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This analysis can be performed multiple times

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within the selected area.

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Once site analysis and desired plug-ins are complete,

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the military planner has multiple options to survey

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and ultimately select a location

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for contingency-based construction.