Complexity in Military Intelligence

Military Intelligence Analysis: Institutional Influence

Ground Surveillance Radars and Military Intelligence

Modeling the U.S. Military Intelligence Process

Military use of the intelligence process is vital both in and of itself and as a valuable input to our Command and Control, enhancing military power through information superiority. The intelligence process begins when a need for information or intelligence is identified and encompasses how these information needs are met. As such, this process includes all of the satellites, aircraft, and comm...

Embedding emotional intelligence into military training contexts

Even the most junior Warfighters must effectively interact and negotiate with locals from communities that do not share their religious beliefs, social perspectives or customs. These cultural differences introduce a layer of uncertainty into chaotic operational contexts that are marked by moments of intense stress, and often contribute to strong emotional responses such as anxiety or anger. Unc...

Analyzing Military Intelligence Using Interactive Semantic Queries

We describe a strategy for performing semantic searches for analyzing military intelligence. Our strategy allows the analyst and the query engine to work together to reduce a complex query into simpler queries. The answers for the simpler queries are combined into answers for the original query. The queries can be refined using rules defined by the analyst or analytics created by a data scienti...