Evaluating Intelligence Systems That Support Deep Fires
Abstract
This report documents the results of the C3I Architectures project, performed within the Force Development and Employment Program of the Arroyo Center. This program studies the coordinated use of new weapon, intelligence, and command and control systems for effective deep fires against the Soviet second echelon in Central Europe. It examines U.S. combat intelligence systems in this broader context, asking how the contribution of an intelligence system to the effectiveness of deep fires can be measured. The report explains a methodology RAND has developed to evaluate intelligence systems supporting deep fires. The methodology is implemented in C language and RAND-ABEL code suitable for use on a Sun 4 workstation. The code generates high-quality graphics that a user can exploit to examine results and interact with the evaluation system. The code has not been used for any real interact with the evaluations to date. (rh)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 1989
- Accession Number
- ADA229407
Entities
People
- Frank A. Camm
- James J. Gillogly
- Jean Lacasse
- Norman Z. Shapiro
- Robert H. Anderson
Organizations
- RAND Corporation