USAP Enterprise Architecture and Strategy
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Beardmore Camp helicopter coordinator, Curt LaBombard, plans the next day's flight schedule with McMurdo Station using an Iridium phone.
Beardmore Camp
helicopter
coordinator,
Curt LaBombard,
plans the next
day's flight
schedule with
McMurdo Station
using an
Iridium phone.

The USAP Enterprise Technical Architecture is an information technology architecture that establishes guidance and standards for systems being developed and deployed within the USAP networked environment.  As a government funded program, the USAP architecture follows the guidance and models laid out in the Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) program, which is sponsored by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) External U.S. government site.

The newly constructed South Pole 10-meter Telescope at Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station.
Ten-meter Telescope at South
Pole Station.

The USAP Technical Architecture is developed and distributed in a "business driven" way.  The architecture group develops architecture documents as they are requested or needed to satisfy project initiatives in addition to developing the overall architectural models needed to describe the USAP technical environment.

 

Curator: Jeffrey Scharf, ASC   |   NSF Official: Patrick Smith, Office of Polar Programs
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