&lt;title&gt;Dynamic focusing approach to mixed-level simulation&lt;/title&gt;

Fall, Thomas C.

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“…The SEAD portion attrits the Red AD (h) and the CAS portion attrits the Red Ground Strength (i). Now we calculate the portion of Blue Ground Strength that will be used this turn (j) which is enhanced by information about the Re Ground's disposition and that attrits the Red Ground Strength (1). The remainder of the Red ground forces attrits the committed Blue forces (m) and the ratio of the Red to Blue determines the next FLOT position (n).…”

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Multilevel resolution demonstration of the utility of C4ISR

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Plotz

2001

SPIE Proceedings

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With the development of new C4ISR paradigms like the Joint Battle-space Info-sphere (JBI), the High level Architecture (HLA) and the itegration of large simulations like JWARS-JMASS into a distributed synthetic battle-space the requirement to develop new and innovative mixed resolution modeling techniques is more critical than ever before. Analyzing C4ISR utility has historically been an issue because there has not been a clear paradigm like 'force on force attrition' is for a combat event. Rather the effects of C4ISR express themselves by modifying the force on force parameters. But by how much is an area of little consensus. We will discuss an approach, which uses the Dynamic Focusing Architecture (DFA) tool, recently developed for AFRL to help navigate these contentious waters.

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Multilevel resolution demonstration of the utility of C4ISR

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2001

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“…Another method, the Dynamic Focusing Approach (DFA) uses what could be thought of as a controlled Monte Carlo approach (Fall 1997). Instead of selecting from the component distributions randomly, it guides each choice.…”

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A framework for the simulation experimentation process

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1997

Proceedings of the 29th Conference on Winter Simulation - WSC '97

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Modeling and simulation of very large systems introduces a number of issues that are not seen in the modeling of simpler systems. These arise because the resource requirements for simulation rise much faster than the number of components being modeled and quickly overtake the available hardware and calendar time allocated. This implacable constraint has been met in several ways, though each has issues.

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1998

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Multilevel resolution demonstration of the utility of C4ISR

Multilevel resolution demonstration of the utility of C4ISR

A framework for the simulation experimentation process

<title>Simulation framework to support network engineering</title>

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