Naval Postgraduate School
Team 3: Operational Synthesis Approach for the Analysis of Peace Support Operations
Scythe4-Team03_Report.pdf (1.477Mb)Abstract
The team’s objective was to explore how an Operational
Synthesis approach, i.e. making use of a variety of models
and tools to investigate different aspects of the same
problem, could improve the overall quality of the analysis.
The scenario on crowd control in a stabilization operation
used by Team 03 at IDFW 15 was the test case for this
exploration. MANA and Automated Red Teaming (ART)
were applied to identify the scenario with the most
challenging demonstrator behavior. This "worst case"
scenario was then represented in PAX1 to investigate
questions related to the effect of military Rules of
Engagement (RoEs) on civilians and effects of escalation
caused by civilians through the use of the PAX Analysis
Toolbox.
Description
from Scythe : Proceedings and Bulletin of the International Data Farming Community, Issue 4 Workshop 16
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