Information arithmetic on mission topics is one of the most controversial and controversial issues in the oversight bodies and mission sectors of the coasts, while the mission and executive ranks claim full information aristocracy; Continued and honored by these organizations in gaining intelligence and successes, the Supreme Command also emphasizes the promotion and expansion of the aristocracy, and sometimes failures and surprises highlight some of the weaknesses of the intelligence arena. This pattern pattern is comprehensive and acceptable at all To be able to explain the organization and how information aristocracy there. These assumptions and researcher service backgrounds, exploratory interviews and consultations with coastal experts and policy makers and the need for a policy office on the subject prompted the researcher to seek to determine what strategic model is appropriate for coastal intelligence aristocracy. The objectives of the following sub-questions were: What are the concepts and literature of information aristocracy on the coasts? What are the dimensions, components, and factors of this intelligence arena in the coasts? What are the relationships between the agents of this intelligence arena on the coast? The research method used in this research is developmental-applied, in terms of nature, descriptive-survey and in terms of data type, is a mixed research method, in which using interviewing, surveying and factor analysis and Friedman tests, Component and attributes related to each of the dimensions of instrumentation, goals of aristocracy on the coasts, missions of the coasts, and requirements of the information aristocracy of the coasts were obtained, and quantitatively, in order to establish the relationships and priorities of the factors and components with the researcher-made questionnaire and the statistical population of 57 individuals. Experts and elites on the coasts and the armed forces, the following and the pattern of information aristocracy.-According to the results of the research, priority was identified; upstream documents in the coasts, value bases, approaches, adversary and adversary, and landscape were identified as the instruments.-The goals of the nobility include: discovery, identification, prevention and neutralization.-Coast Guard missions include: preparing security plans, news and documents, information and reference purposes and monitoring them, detecting and neutralizing plots, subversion and espionage and sabotage, examining the security competencies of staff and affiliated organizations, training and guidance. And Protecting staff, alerting commanders of their mission, obtaining and collecting classified news and information, planning and conducting technical operations and communications controls, reporting news and security information to appropriate authorities, detecting and identifying The political activities of the staff and the influence of the political currents in the NA. And the priorities, information management, infrastructure, methodological foundations, networking, information interaction and organization structure came from the requirements of the information aristocracy.