A methodology for capturing and analyzing data from technology base seminar wargames.

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Author
Miles, Jeffrey T.
Date
1991-09Advisor
Parry, S.H.
Solomon, Kenneth Alvin
Second Reader
Proctor, Michael D.
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This thesis provides a structured methodology for obtaining, evaluating, and
portraying to a decision maker, the opinions of players of Technology Base Seminar
Wargames (TBSW). The thesis then demonstrates the methodology by applying the
events of the Fire Support Technology Base Seminar Wargame held in May 1991.
Specifically, the evaluation team developed six surveys, each survey capturing opinions
using the categorical judgments technique. The subject of each of the surveys comes
from characteristics and systems within six major Fire Support areas of interest, target
acquisition, weapons and munitions, command and control, support and sustainment,
fundamental principles of future combat, and technologies and systems. These areas
of interest were provided by the United States Field Artillery School and United States
Army Laboratories Command, co-sponsors of the TBSW. These surveys were
administered at the Fire Support TBSW in May 1991. The results are calculated using
a scaling method and are displayed in a manner that illustrates the strength of preference for each of the characteristics and systems, the interval between each
characteristic of system, and the category in which they fall. Using these easily
readable, graphical results , the decision maker can now use the findings of TBSWs,
a previously unattainable task.
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