Team 10: Joint Dynamic Allocation of Fires and Sensors (JDAFS) Joint Starting Conditions Analysis

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Johnson, Eric
Ahner, Darryl
Buss, Arnold
Stock, Kirk
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2008-04Metadata
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Joint starting conditions (JSC) are the generated set of initial
conditions that are provided a combat model for its use
within a study or analysis. These conditions include such
data as starting Blue and Red common operational pictures
(COPs), starting unit locations, starting unit statuses (force
strength/attrition effects and current logistics state), etc. A
particular scenario provides the context and the JSC apply to
a specific starting point within that scenario (e.g., Day D+27).
Currently JSC development is executed primarily using
Subject Matter Expert (SME) input, discussion, and
adjudication for spreadsheet tools and separate attrition and
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) models.
The results are often not repeatable and can be driven by
dominant personalities.
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