Naval Postgraduate School
Team 1: Peace Support Operations with the PAX Model
IDFW13-Team1-FinalReport.pdf (575.8Kb)Abstract
The new PAX features allow for more realistic scenarios
which are easy to set up. The different experimental designs
(NOLH and gridded design) help to figure out important
parameters. It is possible to measure the influence of
parameters the peace keeping forces can actively change and
to gain insight into the different possible outcomes of an
operation depending on these parameters. Suggestions for
improvements could be found and working in a
multinational group helped broaden the view. The PAX
team attended all plenary sessions which gave insight into
other ongoing work.
Description
from Scythe : Proceedings and Bulletin of the International Data Farming Community, Issue 1 Workshop 13
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