Team 12: Joint Dynamic Allocation of Fires and Sensors: Experimental Interface and Analysis
Abstract
The Joint Dynamic Allocation of Fires and Sensors
(JDAFS) simulation is a publicly available discrete
event simulation that accounts for first order combat
effects using Army approved algorithms. It couples
dynamic allocation of resources such as unmanned
platforms and artillery assets using optimization to a
simulation to render better representations of network
enabled warfare. The current configuration is not user
friendly when entering the DOE factors. This is
problematic for a number of reasons. First, the
potential for data entry errors is significant when
entering a large volume of numbers. Second, the data
entry is not only time consuming but potentially
expensive. Finally, an operator/analyst needs to be
present as the runs are completed in order to start the
next design point evolution. The potential for errors
and the inherent inefficiencies warrant the
development of a method to easily run a DOE if
JDAFS is to be more widely used.
Description
from Scythe : Proceedings and Bulletin of the International Data Farming Community, Issue 2 Workshop 14
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