A data base design for a multimedia C2 workstation in support of RESA

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Carroll, Michael F.
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1987-03Advisor
Stewart, J.S.
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Dolk, D.R.
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This thesis supports the Naval Postgraduate School's (NPS) program to develop
a multimedia (text, voice, graphics) command and control (C2) workstation as a
Decision Support System to aid players of the Research, Evaluation, and Systems
Analysis (RESA) facility. RESA is a Naval wargame that focuses on the battle
group, force level operations and command and control decision-making. NPS will
interface this workstation with the wargame to provide players the capability to access
and analyze game data in order to improve their decision-making ability. The objective
of this thesis is to design a data base for the C2 workstation using data extracted from
the game blackboard. The design will consist of a Semantic Data Model for the logical
representation of the data and a relational data base design implemented on the
ORACLE Data Base Management System (DBMS). This design provides a detailed
specification of the data base structure and is intended to be used during
implementation of the DBMS on the workstation.
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