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Activity title:
Modelling & Simulation-Wargaming Integration for Intermediate Force Capabilities (IFC)
Activity Reference:
SAS-MSG-180
Panel:
SAS
Security Classification:
NATO UNCLASSIFIED
Status:
Active
Activity type:
RTG
Start date:
2023-01-31T00:00:00Z
Actual End date:
2026-01-31T00:00:00Z
Keywords:
acceptability, concepts, Cyber, Directed Energy, doctrine, Electronic Warfare, Grey ZoneHybridSubThreshold activities, Information Operations, Intermediate Force Capabilities, Irregular Warfare, military utility, Modelling Simulation MS, MultiDomain Operations, NonLethal Weapons, policy, scenariosvignettes, Stability Policing, Urban, wargaming
Background:
NATO Intermediate Force Capabilities (IFC) Concept Development and Experimentation has highlighted the need for Modelling & Simulation (M&S)-Wargaming Integration for IFC, with opportunities to leverage significant NATO and National activities (including past SAS studies, a RAND logic model and vignettes developed for IFC evaluation, support for the SHAPE AoR-wide Strategic Plan (SASP) Wargame, etc.).
Objectives:
Achieve M&S-Wargaming Integration for IFC in order to leverage strengths and mitigate weaknesses of individual wargame and M&S types to support decision making – investment, concept development and experimentation, acquisition, and employment decisions – on emerging IFC:
• Improve ability to support evaluation and assessment of capability effectiveness across Domains, across the continuum, and across levels (tactical through strategic)
• Develop and enhance M&S tools to facilitate IFC wargaming through data layering, visualization, and adjudication support tools as well as potential use of constructive simulation – supporting sidebar analyses, addressing additional cases, etc. – whose results can be incorporated into wargames
• Ensure wargaming spans friendly (NATO, Host Nation, and Partners) and adversary (plus proxy) actions and outcomes across the tactical, operational, and strategic levels; across multiple Domains; and across the Competition Continuum
Topics:
Scientific topics are diverse as there are many analytical, M&S, and wargaming methods to be addressed as well as many relevant technologies across Non-Lethal Weapons (particularly Non-Lethal Directed Energy), Cyber, Electromagnetic Warfare, and Information Operations with various Counter Personnel and Counter Materiel effects and effect types, magnitudes, durations, and degrees of reversibility.
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Created at 07/10/2022 11:00 by System Account
Last modified at 16/05/2024 07:00 by System Account
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