Effects of Terrain, Maneuver Tactics, and C4ISR on the Effectiveness of Long-Range Precision Fires
A Stochastic Multiresolution Model (PEM) Calibrated to High-Resolution Simulation
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This study was motivated by the results of high-resolution simulations of long-range precision fires that were employed against an invader marching through mixed terrain. It describes a fast-running, stochastic, multiresolution desktop model and its calibration to data from high-resolution simulation.
Table of Contents
Preface
Figures
Tables
Summary
Acknowledgements
Acknowledgments
Acronyms
Chapter One
Introduction
Chapter Two
Background
Chapter Three
The Conceptual Model
Chapter Four
The PEM Model As Programmed
Chapter Five
Calibration from High-Resolution Simulation
Chapter Six
Illustrative Results and Displays
Chapter Seven
A Simplified "Repro Model"
Chapter Eight
Conclusions
Appendix A
RAND's High-Resolution Force-On-Force Modeling Capability
Appendix B
Red'S March Doctrine and the Variables N, S, P, and V
Appendix C
AFVs Killed Per Salvo
Bibliography
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