Developing strategies to create the spatial data infrastructure (SDI) in command and management of military systems for vision of 1404 with future studies approach

A spatial data infrastructure (SDI) includes the technology, policies, standards, human resources, and related activities necessary to acquire, process, distribute, use, maintain, and preserve spatial data that is used as a sustainable mechanism to solve spatial data problems. This paper aims to address the role of spatial data infrastructure (SDI) as a framework for resolving current problems in optimum management of spatial data in order to improve the decision-making and planning in the military organization using by futurology methods for countries vision of 1404 with future studies approach. In this regard, we have extracted specific parameters in relation to strengths and weaknesses within the organization and external opportunities and threats by SWOT method using interview and questionnaire. Then statistical indicators and final score were calculated on IBM SPSS Statistics 22 software in order to achieve four strategies (SO, ST, WO, WT). At the end of research 22 strategies were selected from 676 strategy acquired of SWOT analysis matrix defining appropriate threshold to create the SDI in command and management of military systems in vision of 1404. The results indicated that the great strategy or generic consisting of 9 strategies located in area 1 (SO) SWOT matrix representing that taking measures or suggesting the use of environmental opportunities through using organizational strengths.