A User's Guide for Creating Risk-Based Mobility Products in CAMMS-D.

Abstract

Conventional mobility analysis is concerned with generating a speed prediction for one vehicle or a unit of vehicles operating in specified terrain to identify areas of immobilization and derive other information, such as time associated with traversing a given route. The risk-based approach moves beyond conventional mobility analysis by factoring in uncertainty concerning actual vehicle speed to present a range of speeds. This information can be used to derive useful and insightful decision aids and to plan for best-case or worst-case scenarios. This document presents the risk-based mobility methodology related applications, and methods for generating various products derived from this approach. The risk-based methodology was purposefully implemented into a known platform, the Comprehensive Army Mobility Model System - Developmental (CAMMS-D), to meet the geographic information system, user-interface, and graphical display requirements for demonstration and to gain user feed-back. Consequently, a significant portion of this document: concerned with the operation of CAMMS-D. Risk-based applications developed to provide insight for ground mobility assessments include: identification of high-probability NOGO areas, maximum and minimum arrival times associated with identified mobility corridors, time contour analysis, named areas of interest, and others.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
May 01, 1996
Accession Number
ADA310420

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  • J. L. Williamson
  • N. C. Deliman

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  • Biomedical

DTIC Thesaurus Topics

  • Army Corps Of Engineers
  • Classification
  • Computer Programs
  • Coordinate Systems
  • Geographic Information Systems
  • Grids
  • Ground Vehicles
  • Information Systems
  • Operating Systems
  • Standards
  • Surface Properties
  • Tactical Decision Aids
  • Test And Evaluation
  • Three Dimensional
  • Transportation
  • User Interface
  • World Geodetic System

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