Representing the C2 process in simulations: modelling the human decision-maker
Published: Nov 11, 2002
Abstract
Military command and control (C2) is the process by which commanders organise and employ force elements in order to achieve military objectives. This process needs to be represented in models of conflict in order to simulate realistic force behaviour and effectiveness. Since C2 is heavily influenced by human decision-making, modelling the C2 process is recognized as one of the most challenging areas for defence analysis. The paper describes...
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Representing the C2 process in simulations: modelling the human decision-maker
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Nov 11, 2002
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