Simulation for Crisis Management

Simulations can serve to evaluate alternative system designs and proposed retrofits, and performance of subsystems and elements organic to crisis management systems. Doctrinal behaviors of the system during crises are described along with possible deviations. A structure of simulations is developed...

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Hauptverfasser:	Havron, M Dean, Blanton, Robert L
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Schlagworte:	COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS CRISIS ACTION SYSTEM CRISIS MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING DESIGN CRITERIA EMERGENCIES FOREIGN POLICY INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MANAGEMENT PLANNING AND CONTROL MILITARY DOCTRINE MILITARY OPERATIONS NATIONAL DEFENSE SIMULATION SYSTEMS ANALYSIS Undersea and Antisubmarine Warfare UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
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