Naval Postgraduate School
Calibration coefficient use and value selection guidance for the MOSCOW land combat model.
calibrationcoeff00hans.pdf (6.820Mb)Abstract
This thesis analyzes the use of calibration coefficient
inputs for the Method of Screening Concepts of Operational Warfare
(MOSCOW) model. The analysis focuses on how calibration coefficients
affect modeled combat processes. Sensitivity analysis is performed to
determine the effect of coefficient value changes on selected MOSCOW
measures of effectiveness. A detailed description of each coefficient,
including recommended input value ranges, is provided. The thesis
provides information useful for effective calibration coefficient input
value selection.
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