Attachment 6 -MIL-STD-3060.pdf

NOT MEASUREMENT

SENSITIVE

MIL-STD-3060

22 March 2018

SUPERSEDING

MIL-STD-2410(DMA) (IN PART)

31 January 1995

(See 6.1)

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

STANDARD PRACTICE

FOUNDATION GEOINT DIGITAL PRINT AND COLOR SEPARATION

AMSC N/A AREA: GINT

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

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FORWARD

1. This standard defines the color separation requirement for print-ready georeferenced

PDF print files (SPOT/CMYK/RGB) used in NGA’s Print on Demand (PoD) database in accordance the Joint Requirements Oversight Council Memorandum (JROCM) 154-13, “Hardcopy and Media Transition DOTmLPF-P Change Recommendation,” and the NGA-

DLA Concept of Operations (CONOPS). This standard supersedes para. 5.7 “Printing

Colors” of MIL-STD-2410 (DMA) Mapping, Charting, & Geodesy Reproduction and

Printing, as well as the DoD, DMA, Standard Printing Color Catalog for Mapping, Charting, Geodetic Data and Related Products.

2. Map and chart products printed in compliance with this standard will consistently meet lowlight (red, blue, green) and night vision readability requirements as articulated in the various DoD standards, technical manuals, and requirements documents.

3. This approach allows users to obtain military specification maps and charts using print ready files pulled from the PoD directory by following the procedures in this document and using PoD-certified hardware/software and ink/paper combinations. The PoD process also reestablishes a common print standards between agencies, organizations, and nations from a final production perspective: the print ready georeferenced file

(normally a high resolution raster spot georeferenced PDF, but can be CMYK, RGB, or vector PDF format). Data exchanges remain critical for the front end of the production process, but NGA, DLA, and co-producing partners have demonstrated time savings by using the PoD process.

4. This document makes no effort to categorize all variables possible in the modern digital print environment, but articulates the standards and combinations within the NGA/DLA

PoD environment. Additional hardware/software/print combinations are routinely added as they are brought online and certified.

5. Comments, suggestions, or questions on this document should be addressed to the

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) or e-mailed to

STMProductionOffice@nga.mil. Since contact information can change, you may want to verify the currency of this address information using the ASSIST Online database at https://assist.dla.mil.

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CONTENTS

PARAGRAPH TITLE PAGE

1. SCOPE 1

1.1 Scope 1

1.2 Purpose 1

1.3 Applicability 1

1.4 Security 1

2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS 1

2.1 General 1

2.2 Government documents 1

2.2.1 Specifications, standards, and handbooks 1

2.2.2 Other Government documents, drawings, and publications 1

2.3 Non-Government publications 2

2.4 Order of precedence 2

3. DEFINITIONS 2

3.1 Spot Color PDF 2

3.2 Spot Color Printing 2

3.3 CMYK 3

3.4 RGB 3

3.5 Area Pattern 3

3.6 Line Pattern 3

3.7 Dot Pattern 3

3.8 Lithography 3

3.9 Mask 4

3.10 Moiré 4

3.11 Process Color Printing 4

3.12 Register 4

3.13 Screen Angle (printing) 4

3.14 Stochastic/Frequency Modulation (FM) Screen (printing) 4

3.15 Digital Printer 4

3.16 ASG 4

3.17 NGS 4

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4. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 4

4.1 Digital Printing Hardware and Software 4

4.2 Intended use for reproduction and printing standards 5

5. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS 5

5.1 Paper 5

5.2 Color Management 5

5.3 Digital Printing Hardware and Software 6

5.4 Printer Installation and Calibration 6

5.5 Printer Certification Criteria 6

5.5.1 Registration 6

5.5.2 Color Accuracy 6

5.5.3 Required and Suggested Equipment 7

5.5.4 Mechanical Accuracy and Consistency 7

5.6 Lithographic and Digital Printing Quality Control Procedures 7

6. NOTES 7

6.1 Supersession data 7

APPENDIX A Print on Demand (PoD) Color Specification Guide 8

APPENDIX B Print on Demand (PoD) Standard Operating Procedure 14

CONCLUDING MATERIAL 15

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1. SCOPE

1.1 Scope. This standard identifies the standard practices required to print spec-quality maps and charts from georeferenced, print-ready files stored on NGA’s Print on

Demand (PoD) directory. It defines a certified set of printer, paper, and ink combinations for traditional lithographic offset press operations, as well as hardware/software and ink/paper combinations for the large format, high speed printers and plotters used in the POD process.

1.2 Purpose. The purpose of this standard is to ensure printed Maps, Charts, & Geodesy

(MC&G) and Safety of Navigation (SoN) products meet low light (Red, Blue, Green) and night vision readability requirements. Other uses will also achieve required print standards when in compliance with this standard, using calibrated printers and the PoD

Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). The PoD SOP outlines paper, printer, Raster

Image Processor (RIP) software, color management combinations and procedures tested and verified by NGA and DLA (other combinations are possible, but not validated).

1.3 Applicability. This standard applies to internal production, co-production, and contract production efforts by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, and to all levels involved in the preparation and printing of MC&G products.

1.4 Security. This military Standard is UNCLASSIFIED. The technical specifications presented herein may be used for classified graphic products where appropriate security provisions are added.

2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

2.1 General. The documents listed in this section are specified in sections 3, 4, or 5 of this standard. This section does not include documents cited in other sections of this standard or recommended for additional information or as examples. While every effort has been made to ensure the completeness of this list, document users are cautioned that they must meet all specified requirements of documents cited in sections 3, 4, or 5 of this standard, whether or not they are listed.

2.2 Government documents

2.2.1 Specifications, standards, and handbooks.

This section is not applicable to this standard.

2.2.2 Other Government documents, drawings, and publications. The following other

Government documents, drawings, and publications form a part of this document to

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NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL-INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

POD SOP Print on Demand Standard Operating Procedure

(Copies of these documents are available at https://ghub.geoint.nga.mil/CDMWeb/.)

2.3 Non-Government publications. This section is not applicable to this standard.

2.4 Order of Precedence. Unless otherwise noted herein, in the event of a conflict between the text of this document and the references cited herein, the text of this document takes precedence. Nothing in this document, however, supersedes applicable laws and regulations unless a specific exemption has been obtained.

3. DEFINITIONS

3.1. Spot Color PDF. NGA’s preferred georeferenced print ready format. A .pdf file whose color space can be Grayscale, CMYK, or Spot Color – depending on the mission requirements for the product – and be able to be output to a plotter and lithographic press. For all products which require Red, Blue, and/or Green light readability, the .pdf must be in Spot Color. The .pdf must also allow for transparency. Image data can be 8-bit or 16-bit; however, 16-bit images are still rarely used and may cause issues with several RIPs and workflows. The use of layers is allowed. All fonts must be embedded in the file. Embedding open type fonts is allowed. Low resolution version of an existing image is not allowed. All image data must be embedded. Compliant files cannot contain music, movies, or non-printable annotations. The file should not contain forms or

Javascript code. Only a limited number of compression algorithms are supported, JPEG

2000 being one of them. Encryption cannot be used. Transfer curves cannot be used.

Spot geo.pdf files are used to generate printed maps from the PoD directory, as well as generate several digital display and storage product lines: Mr Sid, jpg, CADRG, ECRG, and reduced resolution/vector geo.pdfs used for display, print, and storage. Currently, these capabilities are only possible for files generated by production software that embeds a tag called a third party plug-in, which provides users with a colored or grayscale view with continuous MGRS and geodetic coordinates display.

3.2. Spot Color Printing. Files derived from Spot Colors can be output both on a lithographic press and a plotter. Each spot color has an embedded CMYK or CIE-LAB equivalent that allows it to be translated to CMYK via the RIP on the plotter. If output on a press, then the spot colors within the files are used to create plates via the RIP software at the press. Spot Colors have unique qualities such that, depending on the mission

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3.3. CMYK. Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black (CMYK) is a four color printing process where a color image is separated into four different color values, called a color separation, by the use of filters and screens. The result is a color separation of four images that – when transferred to printing plates and sequentially printed on a printing press – reproduces the original image. Most of the entire color spectrum is reproduced with just the four process ink colors. CMYK process printing uses the same four standardized base colors all the time, small dots of the three colors are printed at different angles to create the printed image, and it is the most widely used and cost effective color system in commercial printing.

3.4. RGB. Red, Green, Blue (RGB) files are those whose color space resides within the additive color spectrum, where red, green, and blue are the primary colors of light.

Because RGB is within the additive color spectrum, and CMYK is within the subtractive color spectrum, RGB must be converted to CMYK or Spot Color to be accurately output on a plotter or lithographic press. Because each output device may have different output settings, this will produce inconsistency in output quality when produced on different/various plotters. RGB files should only be accepted into the Print on Demand

(PoD) database in order to conserve resources/time and bolster NGA’s holdings when color correcting those files would be too manually intensive.

3.5. Area Pattern. Analog: a photographic negative or positive containing repetitively arranged small feature symbols, which have been designed to present a visual portrayal of a graphic feature (i.e., swamp, sand, etc.).

Digital: tile-able vector or raster patterns composed of feature-specific symbology.

3.6 Line Pattern. Analog: photographic negative containing parallel lines of equal-sized widths, which are equally spaced. Line patterns are used for printing tones of color or to present a pattern of coverage for a graphic feature.

Digital: tile-able vector or raster patterns composed of lines of varying widths, angles, etc.

3.7 Dot Pattern. Analog: a photographic negative or positive containing repetitively dots, which have been designed to present a visual portrayal of a specific ink or color density.

Digital: tile-able vector or raster patterns composed of dots of varying scale, diameter, etc.

3.8 Lithography. A planographic method of printing based on the chemical repulsion between grease and water to separate the printing from the non-printing areas.

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3.9 Mask. Analog: to block out an area by means of actinically opaque material, to prevent exposure in the part blocked out.

Digital: to block out an area with vector or raster elements within a digital file.

3.10 Moiré. An interference pattern resulting from the overlaying or overprinting or halftones of tints whose screen angles are not sufficiently separated to make the pattern inconspicuous or to preclude pattern accuracy.

3.11 Process Color Printing. A technique for the reproduction of a graphic in full color rendition, by combining tones of the subtractive primary colors: yellow, magenta, cyan and black.

3.12 Register. The correct position of one component of a composite graphic image in relation to the other components, at each stage of reproduction.

3.13 Screen Angle (printing). The angle which rows of halftone dots make with the vertical when right-reading. The angle is measured clockwise with 0 degrees at 12 o’clock.

3.14 Stochastic/Frequency Modulation (FM) Screen (printing). Halftone dots distributed on a pseudo-random basis by which the frequency of dots affects the density of color.

3.15 Digital Printer. Digital printers are large-format printing devices (typically using inkjet, laser, or electrostatic methods), which share many similarities to common office laser and inkjet printers. Laser printers use electro-photographic imaging to transfer text and images to paper much like a photocopier. Inkjet printers spray tiny drops of ink onto paper.

3.16 ASG. Allied System for Geospatial-Intelligence. The Allied System for Geospatial

Intelligence (ASG) represents the geospatial intelligence relationship among the "five-eyes" community: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United Kingdom, and United States.

3.17 NSG. National System for Geospatial-Intelligence. The National System for Geospatial

Intelligence (NSG) is the Enterprise comprised of National, International, Commercial, and Academic contributors and consumers of Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT).

4. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

4.1 Requirements for digital print. NGA and SoN Hardcopy Print products shall meet approved NSG standards, as delineated in the various documents listed in Appendix B tables B.1 and B.2. This shall include requirements for correct paper weights, as well as red light and low light readability, unless specifically waived by customers during the product ordering process.

4.2 Intended use for reproduction and printing standards. MC&G graphic products fall into the following five categories: planning, navigation, target identification, direct fire

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Geodesy (MC&G) products is uniform and consistent across lithographic and digital printing devices.

5. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS

5.1 Paper. The Joint Committee on Printing (JCP) sets standards for paper that is produced by or for the U.S. Government. Three basic types of paper shall be used for printing most MC&G graphic products. They are as follows:

a. High Wet Strength Lithographic Map (JCP E-50) – shall be used for all nautical graphic products including Littoral Planning Charts.

b. Offset Book Map, Lithographic Finish (JCP E-30) – shall be used for aeronautical graphic products, City Graphics, and most book type graphic publications, such as catalogs and trig lists.

c. Chemical Wood Map, Lithographic Finish (JCP E-40) – shall be used for all topographic products such as the 1:50,000, 1:100,000, Joint Operations Graphic

(Ground and Air).

d. Digital printing devices shall use paper of equivalent color, thickness, folding endurance, etc. to ensure that the final, printed product best matches the requirements of the end customer. Any deviation from the JCP set of paper – either on lithographic press or digital printer – shall require authorization from NGA.

e. There are various other types of paper used for specific products. These shall be identified in the assignment instructions when required. If a specified paper is not available in the needed size or quantity, substitutions of an appropriate quality paper shall be made by the local authority.

5.2 Color Management. NGA print on demand files are high quality commercial print industry standard PDF files built upon NGA military specifications and therefore are referred to as Military Specification PDF (MS-PDF). These files are output in the PDF-X4 format, allowing for printing on multiple devices (i.e. desktop printers, large format plotters, inkjet web presses, and sheet fed lithographic presses) on a global scale while maintaining color fidelity.

a. The sixteen (16) approved standard colors are listed in Appendix A “PoD Color

Specification Guide.”

b. The PoD Color Specification Guide is also located in the Informational Documents section of the Print on Demand (PoD) site, if you click on the "MIL SPEC Color

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Specifications Guide" button. It provides a visual reference for all NGA Spot Color gradations and their associated CMYK equivalents, as well as a color spectrum to ensure that the digital printing device used to output NGA standard products is within the correct tolerances.

5.3 Printing Hardware and Software. Along with traditional lithographic printing presses, NGA print files may be output on multiple print devices using different viewing software, different RIP software, different Operating Systems (OS), and/or different web browsers. Links to recommended Print on Demand digital printing hardware and software are listed in NGA’s “PoD Standard Operating Procedures.” Because lithographic printing has numerous facets and inputs, any printing hardware and software that maintains industry standards, and outputs products meeting NGA’s print specifications, are accepted.

5.4 Printer Installation and Calibration. It is highly recommended that a certified technician (G7 or similar) install and calibrate printers. For digital printers, this ensures that the RIP and device are properly linearized, that the print drivers are properly installed, and that the RIP interfaces accurately with the printer. For lithographic printers, this ensures that all aspects of printing result in accurate, consistent, and quality product output, in accordance with industry standards and NGA’s print specifications.

5.5 Printer Certification Criteria. The below criteria must be met in order for a printing device to be certified. Any uncertified printing of standard maps and charts shall not be sanctioned, by NGA, for use in red, blue, green, and low light conditions, and will also be suspect to other quality issues. Certification shall be vetted and maintain through

NGA’s STM Production Office.

5.5.1 Registration. The maximum amount that the colors or inks may be out of register is 0.15mm or 0.006 inches. For example, if the magenta is 0.11mm out of register to the left of the black, and the cyan is 0.12mm out of register to the right of the black, then the total distance of mis-registration is 0.23mm – which is 0.08mm more than the maximum. Because mis-registration will cause blurry, illegible features and text, it directly and negatively impacts red, green, and blue light readability, as well as standard, daylight readability. If registration is not maintained to within 0.15mm or

0.006 inches, then the device must be recalibrated.

5.5.2 Color Accuracy. Nearly all colors present within standard maps and charts are present on the NGA Color Target (NRN: NGAXXCOLRTRGT, NSN: 7643016701923), located on the PoD website or available in the DLA Catalog. To validate a lithographic press or digital printer’s color output, print the NGA Color Target, measure all ten gradations of

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5.5.3 Required and Suggested Equipment. To accurately assess the color output from a lithographic press or digital printer, a spectrophotometer or spectrodensitometer, which returns CIE-LAB values and utilizes ∆E00, is required. To accurately assess the registration on a map or chart, it is highly recommended that a loupe with a minimum magnification of 10x and integrated ruler be used. For routine, visual inspections of color, it is highly recommended that a light booth with D50, 5000◦K lighting be used.

5.5.4 Mechanical Accuracy and Consistency. Any printed products, either lithographic or digitally printed, shall be free of the following: moiré, striations, resizing, mechanical chatter marks, ink smudging, ink smearing, excessive dot gain, paper tearing, paper wrinkling, and any other mechanically-induced issue that impacts the quality and consistency of the printed product.

5.6 Lithographic and Digital Printing Quality Control Procedures. Once a printer has been certified, all criteria for certification must be maintained for all products that are printed from that device. NGA may require that certified sites send samples – according to an agreed-upon timeframe and sample quantity – in order to verify that all criteria are consistently met. Should certification criteria not be met, then certification testing must be conducted again before printed products will be sanctioned by NGA.

6. NOTES

6.1 Supersession data.

a. Clause 5.7 “Printing Colors” of MIL-STD-2410 (DMA) Mapping, Charting, &

Geodesy Reproduction and Printing, 31 January 1995.

b. DMA, Standard Printing Color Catalog for Mapping, Charting, Geodetic Data and

Related Products (January 1987).

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PRINT ON DEMAND (PoD) COLOR SPECIFICATION GUIDE

A.1 SCOPE

This Appendix is a mandatory part of the standard. The information contained herein is intended for compliance. Sections A.2-A.5 delineate the key aspects and data within the below table.

A.2 RGB Values

The RGB values in the below table were derived from the CIE-LAB values using the sRGB ICC profile.

A.3 CMYK Values

The CMYK values in the below table were derived from the Pantone Uncoated Library’s spot color to CMYK equivalency.

A.4 CIE-LAB Values

The CIE-LAB values in the below table were cataloged using an X-rite I1 Pro spectrophotometer utilizing D50 as the standard illuminant setting.

A.5 Maximum Acceptable ∆E00 Values

The Maximum Acceptable ∆E00 values in the below table account for variations in paper, inks (both digital and press), and minor environmental differences. The ∆E00 for press is lower than digital due to the fact that the color specifications are derived from Pantone

Spot Colors, which are a press-based ink set. Also, the ∆E00 for 46351 (i.e. Aero Blue or

Pantone Blue 072 U) is set higher due to the fact that emulating all gradations of rich, vibrant colors – on uncoated or matte paper – extends beyond the typical gamut for most digital printers.

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Red Green Blue R G B C M Y K L A B Press Digital

100% 56 70 157 #38469D 78 56 0 0 33.4 22.5 -48.7

91% 54 72 160 #3648A0 71 51 0 0 33.9 22.6 -50.1

79% 67 83 167 #4353A7 62 44 0 0 38.2 20.1 -47.3

67% 74 94 177 #4A5EB1 52 38 0 0 42.1 18.2 -46.8

54% 97 113 187 #6171BB 42 30 0 0 49.5 14.3 -40.8

42% 121 135 200 #7987C8 33 24 0 0 57.5 11.2 -35.3

31% 140 153 209 #8C99D1 24 17 0 0 64.1 8.8 -30.2

21% 165 175 220 #A5AFDC 16 12 0 0 72.0 6.4 -24.1

12% 192 199 233 #C0C7E9 9 7 0 0 80.8 4.4 -17.3

7% 208 213 240 #D0D5F0 5 4 0 0 85.6 3.4 -13.7

100% 119 103 194 #7767C2 48 55 0 0 48.9 27.9 -45.6

91% 122 106 197 #7A6AC5 44 50 0 0 50.1 27.6 -45.4

79% 125 110 200 #7D6EC8 38 43 0 0 51.5 26.9 -44.7

67% 132 118 203 #8476CB 32 37 0 0 54.2 25.0 -42.4

54% 142 130 211 #8E82D3 26 30 0 0 58.3 23.2 -40.3

42% 158 148 219 #9E94DB 20 23 0 0 64.7 19.3 -34.9

31% 173 165 227 #ADA5E3 15 17 0 0 70.4 15.9 -30.1

21% 190 184 233 #BEB8E9 10 12 0 0 76.8 11.9 -23.8

12% 208 204 240 #D0CCF0 6 7 0 0 83.4 8.2 -17.4

7% 218 216 245 #DAD8F5 3 4 0 0 87.2 6.1 -13.5

100% 60 152 220 #3C98DC 70 30 0 0 60.3 -4.8 -42.3

91% 68 155 221 #449BDD 64 27 0 0 61.5 -4.9 -41.2

79% 86 163 224 #56A3E0 55 24 0 0 64.5 -5.1 -38.3

67% 102 169 227 #66A9E3 47 20 0 0 67.1 -4.9 -35.5

54% 125 180 231 #7DB4E7 38 16 0 0 71.4 -4.4 -31.3

42% 148 192 236 #94C0EC 29 13 0 0 76.2 -4.0 -26.4

31% 168 202 239 #A8CAEF 22 9 0 0 80.2 -3.0 -21.9

21% 188 213 242 #BCD5F2 15 6 0 0 84.2 -2.1 -17.0

12% 208 223 245 #D0DFF5 8 4 0 0 88.4 -0.9 -12.4

7% 219 230 248 #DBE6F8 5 2 0 0 90.9 -0.1 -10.0

Hexadecimal

Values

Maximum Acceptable ∆E00NGA SPC

Number

Pantone

Equivalent

46961 2665 U

47651 285 U

46351 Blue 072 U

Low-Light Readability

YesYesYes

Legacy color used in TLM products for drainage/water features.

BNPC

TLM

MDG

MIM

TLM

TM

Common name: "Blue Light

Readable Blue." Typically relaces 48253 (Cyan) for drainage/water features on products requiring Blue/Green

Light Readability.

CMYK Equivalent Values Screen %

CIE-LAB ValuesRGB Equivalent Values

NoNoYes

YesYesYes

Color

Swatches

Product

Lines General Description

Common name: "Aero Blue."

Assigned to features such as

Vertical Obstructions, Runways, Aerodromes, etc.

JOGA

LPC

MDG

NAVPLAN

TLM

TM

6.0

5.0

5.0

5.0 8.0

6.0

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100% 0 160 223 #00A0DF 100 0 0 0 59.5 -26.0 -45.6

91% 0 163 224 #00A3E0 91 0 0 0 61.1 -25.3 -43.5

79% 0 174 228 #00AEE4 79 0 0 0 65.8 -21.4 -38.5

67% 30 180 231 #1EB4E7 67 0 0 0 68.7 -19.5 -35.4

54% 89 190 234 #59BEEA 54 0 0 0 72.9 -16.7 -30.4

42% 132 202 238 #84CAEE 42 0 0 0 78.0 -12.4 -24.9

31% 158 210 241 #9ED2F1 31 0 0 0 81.7 -9.3 -20.6

21% 187 221 244 #BBDDF4 21 0 0 0 86.3 -6.0 -15.1

12% 206 228 246 #CEE4F6 12 0 0 0 89.4 -3.4 -11.5

7% 217 232 247 #D9E8F7 7 0 0 0 91.3 -1.9 -8.9

100% 71 188 174 #47BCAE 55 0 33 0 69.8 -36.0 -2.6

91% 80 191 178 #50BFB2 50 0 30 0 71.0 -34.6 -2.9

79% 93 194 182 #5DC2B6 43 0 26 0 72.5 -32.2 -3.1

67% 106 200 190 #6AC8BE 37 0 22 0 74.8 -30.2 -3.6

54% 128 206 199 #80CEC7 30 0 18 0 77.8 -25.5 -4.2

42% 144 211 207 #90D3CF 23 0 14 0 80.3 -22.2 -4.5

31% 167 218 217 #A7DAD9 17 0 10 0 83.7 -16.7 -4.7

21% 188 224 226 #BCE0E2 12 0 7 0 86.8 -11.6 -4.7

12% 207 230 235 #CFE6EB 7 0 4 0 89.8 -6.8 -5.0

7% 219 234 241 #DBEAF1 4 0 2 0 91.9 -3.6 -5.1

100% 3 152 89 #039859 82 0 92 0 55.2 -49.0 23.6

91% 35 155 96 #239B60 75 0 84 0 56.6 -46.1 22.0

79% 41 159 100 #299F64 65 0 73 0 58.2 -46.1 22.0

67% 52 165 106 #34A56A 55 0 62 0 60.6 -45.5 21.7

54% 77 178 122 #4DB27A 44 0 50 0 65.6 -42.6 20.1

42% 104 189 141 #68BD8D 34 0 39 0 70.5 -37.0 16.8

31% 134 201 163 #86C9A3 25 0 29 0 75.8 -29.4 12.4

21% 161 211 185 #A1D3B9 17 0 19 0 80.6 -21.8 7.9

12% 189 223 209 #BDDFD1 10 0 11 0 86.1 -13.8 3.3

7% 203 229 220 #CBE5DC 6 0 6 0 88.8 -10.0 1.2

100% 23 158 106 #179E6A 55 0 51 0 57.8 -46.5 17.6

91% 23 161 109 #17A16D 50 0 46 0 58.9 -47.2 17.9

79% 53 167 118 #35A776 43 0 40 0 61.5 -43.6 16.4

67% 76 177 131 #4CB183 37 0 34 0 65.5 -40.6 14.9

54% 101 183 144 #65B790 30 0 28 0 68.6 -34.2 12.1

42% 131 194 164 #83C2A4 23 0 21 0 73.7 -27.0 8.9

31% 154 205 181 #9ACDB5 17 0 16 0 78.3 -21.2 6.3

21% 176 214 199 #B0D6C7 12 0 11 0 82.5 -15.2 3.2

12% 200 224 217 #C8E0D9 7 0 6 0 87.2 -9.2 0.4

7% 212 229 227 #D4E5E3 4 0 4 0 89.6 -5.8 -0.9

6.0

5.0 6.0

52813 346 U

LPC

MDG

TLM

TM

Common name: "Topo Green."

Used for vegetation features in topographic maps and littoral charts.

Yes No No 5.0

No 5.0 6.0

51022 355 U

MDG

MIM

TLM

TM

Common name: "Green Light

Readable Green." Typically replaces 52813 (Topo Green) for maps requiring Blue/Green

Light Readability. Used for vegetation features in topographic maps. Used for vegetation and zoning features in MIMs.

Yes Yes Yes

49733 3258 U

BNPC

OPAREA

SNC

Common name: "Hydro Green."

Typically used for sector lights, buoys, drag zones, etc. in hydrographic products.

Yes No

48253 Process

Cyan U

BNPC

City Graphic

HITS

ICM

JOGA

LPC

MDG

NAVPLAN

OPAREA

SNC

TLM

TM

Common name: "Cyan." Used for drainage/water features in topographic and aeronautical products. Used for near-shore tints in hydrographic products.

Yes No No 5.0 6.0

Screen % RGB Equivalent Values Hexadecimal

Values

CMYK Equivalent Values CIE-LAB Values Maximum Acceptable ∆E00NGA SPC

Number

Pantone

Equivalent

Product

Lines General Description

Low-Light Readability Color

Swatches

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100% 255 221 22 #FFDD16 0 0 100 0 88.9 -2.9 86.6

91% 255 220 48 #FFDC30 0 0 91 0 88.6 -2.8 81.1

79% 255 224 74 #FFE04A 0 0 79 0 89.8 -3.5 74.0

67% 255 225 91 #FFE15B 0 0 67 0 90.0 -3.8 67.5

54% 255 228 122 #FFE47A 0 0 54 0 90.7 -3.7 54.6

42% 253 230 145 #FDE691 0 0 42 0 91.4 -3.4 44.1

31% 248 230 168 #F8E6A8 0 0 31 0 91.5 -2.8 32.8

21% 247 234 194 #F7EAC2 0 0 21 0 92.9 -1.9 21.3

12% 245 236 214 #F5ECD6 0 0 12 0 93.6 -0.8 11.6

7% 243 237 226 #F3EDE2 0 0 7 0 94.0 -0.1 6.0

100% 159 136 123 #9F887B 15 27 46 37 58.5 6.3 10.4

91% 163 141 128 #A38D80 14 25 42 34 60.3 6.2 10.3

79% 161 141 129 #A18D81 12 21 36 29 60.0 5.8 9.2

67% 171 151 140 #AB978C 10 18 31 25 63.9 5.6 8.6

54% 180 163 154 #B4A39A 8 15 25 20 68.1 5.0 6.7

42% 191 177 171 #BFB1AB 6 11 19 16 73.2 4.3 4.6

31% 201 190 187 #C9BEBB 5 8 14 11 77.7 3.7 2.9

21% 212 204 204 #D4CCCC 3 6 10 8 82.6 3.1 0.8

12% 220 214 217 #DCD6D9 2 3 6 4 86.3 2.6 -0.7

7% 227 222 226 #E3DEE2 1 2 3 3 89.0 2.2 -1.5

100% 75 75 75 #4B4B4B 0 0 0 100 31.9 1.6 1.5

91% 92 92 92 #5C5C5C 0 0 0 91 39.1 1.4 0.5

79% 100 100 100 #646464 0 0 0 79 42.5 1.2 -0.2

67% 121 121 121 #797979 0 0 0 67 50.8 1.1 -1.2

54% 139 139 139 #8B8B8B 0 0 0 54 57.7 1.1 -1.7

42% 158 158 158 #9E9E9E 0 0 0 42 64.6 1.1 -2.2

31% 174 174 174 #AEAEAE 0 0 0 31 70.7 1.1 -2.9

21% 194 194 194 #C2C2C2 0 0 0 21 77.5 1.2 -3.7

12% 211 211 211 #D3D3D3 0 0 0 12 83.8 1.4 -4.2

7% 224 224 224 #E0E0E0 0 0 0 7 87.8 1.5 -4.3

100% 225 154 102 #E19A66 0 44 81 2 69.6 21.2 37.7

91% 227 157 107 #E39D6B 0 40 74 2 70.5 20.4 36.6

79% 228 164 119 #E4A477 0 35 64 2 72.6 18.3 32.8

67% 229 171 129 #E5AB81 0 29 54 1 74.4 16.4 29.7

54% 231 179 142 #E7B38E 0 24 44 1 76.8 14.4 26.4

42% 234 188 157 #EABC9D 0 18 34 1 79.6 12.0 22.0

31% 235 199 176 #EBC7B0 0 14 25 1 82.7 9.3 16.5

21% 236 208 191 #ECD0BF 0 9 17 0 85.5 7.1 12.1

12% 237 219 210 #EDDBD2 0 5 10 0 88.6 4.8 6.6

7% 238 226 222 #EEE2DE 0 3 6 0 90.8 3.1 3.5

6.0

5.0 6.0

59062 7413 U City Graphic

MIM

Common name: "Yellow-

Brown." Typically used for culture features in City

Graphics and Aviation Routes in MIMs.

No Yes Yes 5.0

Yes 5.0 6.0

58600 Process

Black U

BNPC

City Graphic

HITS

ICM

JOGA

LPC

MDG

MIM

NAVPLAN

SNC

TLM

TM

Common name: "Black."

Tyipically used for text, grids, and culture features in all products lines.

Yes Yes Yes

58422 7504 U

BNPC

HITS

MIM

OPAREA

Common name: "Brown." Used for boundaries and Aviation

Routes in MIMs.

Yes Yes

57377 Process

Yellow U

ICM

JOGA

LPC

MIM

NAVPLAN

SNC

Common name: "Yellow." Used for numbered features in ICMs, hypsometric tints in

JOGA/NAVPLAN products, sector lights in SNCs, grid numbers in MIMs, and land tint in LPCs.

No No Yes 5.0 6.0

Screen % RGB Equivalent Values Hexadecimal

Values

CMYK Equivalent Values CIE-LAB Values Maximum Acceptable ∆E00NGA SPC

Number

Pantone

Equivalent

Product

Lines General Description

Low-Light Readability Color

Swatches

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100% 232 95 80 #E85F50 0 73 92 1 57.9 52.1 35.4

91% 231 98 83 #E76253 0 66 84 1 58.4 50.8 34.4

79% 234 113 100 #EA7164 0 58 73 1 61.9 45.5 29.2

67% 235 123 112 #EB7B70 0 49 62 1 64.2 41.8 25.6

54% 235 140 132 #EB8C84 0 39 50 1 68.2 35.5 20.2

42% 237 158 153 #ED9E99 0 31 39 0 72.8 28.6 14.8

31% 238 172 170 #EEACAA 0 23 29 0 76.5 23.5 10.9

21% 238 191 191 #EEBFBF 0 15 19 0 81.4 17.0 6.4

12% 238 208 211 #EED0D3 0 9 11 0 86.0 11.2 2.3

7% 238 217 222 #EED9DE 0 5 6 0 88.6 8.0 0.5

100% 149 80 88 #955058 12 88 67 34 42.4 29.9 7.8

91% 154 83 94 #9A535E 11 80 61 31 44.0 30.6 7.0

79% 161 94 105 #A15E69 9 70 53 27 47.8 28.5 5.5

67% 170 108 121 #AA6C79 8 59 45 23 52.7 26.3 3.3

54% 180 127 140 #B47F8C 6 48 36 18 58.7 22.7 1.3

42% 194 151 165 #C297A5 5 37 28 14 66.8 17.9 -1.0

31% 203 169 183 #CBA9B7 4 27 21 11 72.6 14.4 -2.4

21% 212 187 201 #D4BBC9 3 18 14 7 78.4 11.3 -3.5

12% 222 206 219 #DECEDB 1 11 8 4 84.4 7.9 -4.4

7% 229 217 230 #E5D9E6 1 6 5 2 88.0 6.1 -4.8

100% 239 84 144 #EF5490 0 100 0 0 58.7 64.1 0.0

91% 226 87 143 #E2578F 0 91 0 0 57.0 59.1 -2.6

79% 227 106 155 #E36A9B 0 79 0 0 60.8 52.1 -3.9

67% 229 126 169 #E57EA9 0 67 0 0 65.2 44.9 -5.3

54% 230 141 180 #E68DB4 0 54 0 0 68.9 38.7 -6.0

42% 231 158 191 #E79EBF 0 42 0 0 73.0 32.3 -6.2

31% 233 175 204 #E9AFCC 0 31 0 0 77.5 25.5 -6.5

21% 235 194 218 #EBC2DA 0 21 0 0 82.6 18.5 -6.6

12% 237 211 230 #EDD3E6 0 12 0 0 87.0 12.3 -6.1

7% 237 221 237 #EDDDED 0 7 0 0 89.7 8.4 -5.8

100% 175 119 149 #AF7795 34 64 19 1 56.6 26.3 -7.0

91% 177 122 151 #B17A97 31 58 17 1 57.5 25.8 -6.9

79% 183 128 157 #B7809D 27 51 15 1 59.9 25.7 -7.1

67% 189 140 167 #BD8CA7 23 43 13 1 63.6 23.0 -7.1

54% 196 152 177 #C498B1 18 35 10 1 67.5 20.6 -6.8

42% 206 168 192 #CEA8C0 14 27 8 0 72.8 18.1 -6.8

31% 211 178 200 #D3B2C8 11 20 6 0 75.9 15.7 -6.8

21% 221 196 215 #DDC4D7 7 13 4 0 81.7 11.8 -6.2

12% 228 212 228 #E4D4E4 4 8 2 0 86.5 8.3 -5.9

7% 233 221 236 #E9DDEC 2 4 1 0 89.5 6.4 -5.5

Screen % RGB Equivalent Values Hexadecimal

Values

CMYK Equivalent Values CIE-LAB Values Maximum Acceptable ∆E00NGA SPC

Number

Pantone

Equivalent

Product

Lines General Description

Low-Light Readability Color

Swatches

60862 485 U City Graphic

MIM

Common name: "Red."

Typically used for numbered features in City Graphics and

Aviation Routes in MIMs.

No Yes Yes 5.0 6.0

Yes 5.0 6.0

90342 Process

Magenta U

ICM

JOGA

NAVPLAN

Common name: "Magenta."

Typically used as part of color imagery in ICMs and hypsometric tints in JOGAs and

NAVPLAN charts.

No Yes Yes

61121 202 U

BNPC

HITS

ICM

JOGA

LPC

MDG

MIM

TLM

TM

Common name: "Dark-Brown."

Typically used for boundaries in HITS and MIMs; roads in

ICMs; hypsometric features in

JOGAs, LPCs, MDGs, MIMs, TLMs, and TMs.

Yes Yes

5.0 6.0

91021 688 U SNC

Legacy color used in SNCs.

Replaced by 96532.

Yes No No 5.0 6.0

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100% 150 123 191 #967BBF 32 43 0 0 56.4 24.6 -31.7

91% 152 125 192 #987DC0 29 39 0 0 57.3 24.1 -31.3

79% 157 130 197 #9D82C5 25 34 0 0 59.2 23.9 -31.0

67% 162 135 202 #A287CA 21 29 0 0 61.0 23.5 -30.7

54% 171 146 210 #AB92D2 17 23 0 0 64.8 22.3 -29.5

42% 182 159 218 #B69FDA 13 18 0 0 69.2 20.1 -27.0

31% 191 171 224 #BFABE0 10 13 0 0 73.3 17.3 -23.9

21% 202 187 230 #CABBE6 7 9 0 0 78.3 13.6 -19.8

12% 215 205 239 #D7CDEF 4 5 0 0 84.2 9.9 -15.3

7% 223 216 243 #DFD8F3 2 3 0 0 87.5 7.5 -12.4

Foreshore

Flats-Topo

Cyan +

Black N/A N/A Yes No No N/A 139 180 204 #8BB4CC 31 0 0 12 71.2 -8.0 -16.7 5.0 6.0

Foreshore

Flats-Hydro

Cyan +

Black N/A N/A Yes No No N/A 161 189 208 #A1BDD0 21 0 0 12 75.1 -5.0 -12.8 5.0 6.0

Paper N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 94.6 1.5 -5.1 N/A N/A

96532 2577 U

BNPC

HITS

LPC

OPAREA

SNC

Common name: "Hydro

Purple." Used for hydrographic features, sector lights, buoys, grids (LPCs), and zoning areas in charts.

Yes No No 5.0 6.0

Screen % RGB Equivalent Values Hexadecimal

Values

CMYK Equivalent Values CIE-LAB Values Maximum Acceptable ∆E00NGA SPC

Number

Pantone

Equivalent

Product

Lines General Description

Low-Light Readability Color

Swatches

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GLOSSARY OF PRINT PRODUCT

This ANNEX list the print products cited in ANNEX A, which are defined the associated specifications below.

B.1 Department of Defense product specifications.

Product Acronym Specification

Joint Operations Graphic JOG MIL-J-89100 (JOG)

Tactical Pilotage Chart TPC MIL-T-89101 (TPC)

Operational Navigation Chart ONC MIL-O-89102 (ONC)

Standard Nautical Chart SNC MIL-PRF-89201B (SNC)

Littoral Planning Chart LPC MIL-PRF-89202B (LPC)

(Copies of these documents are available online at http://quicksearch.dla.mil)

B.2 NGA product specifications.

Product Acronym Specification

Topographic Map TM TM DPS v 1.1

MGCP Topographic Map MTM MTM DPS v 1.1

Hull Integrity Test Site HITS HITS – PS-2DA-013

Operational Area Chart OPAREA OPAREA – PS-2DA-010

Bathymetric Navigation Planning Chart BNPC BNPC – PS-2BA-011

Bottom Contour BC BC – PS-2BO-040

(Copies of these documents are available at https://ghub.geoint.nga.mil/CDMWeb/; however, documents b and c are only available in hardcopy).

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CONCLUDING MATERIAL

Custodians: Preparing Activity:

Army – AV NGA – MP

Navy – NO (Project GINT-2018-001)

Air Force – 09

Review Activities:

Army – CR, MI

Navy – CG, MC

Air Force – 33, 99

DIA – DI

DISA – DC1

NSA – NS

NOTE: The activities listed above were interested in this document as of the date of this document.

Since organizations and responsibilities can change, you should verify the currency of the information above by using the ASSIST Online database at https://assist.dla.mil/ .

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