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14th ICCRTS ”C2 and Agility” FROM FUNCTION TO FORM IN THE DESIGN OF C2 SYSTEMS Topic 1: Concepts, Theory, and Policy

14th ICCRTS: C2 and Agility INFORMATION CAPTURE AND KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE: THE GATHERING, TESTING AND ASSESSMENT OF INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE THROUGH EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION Cdr

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An extension to the formalism of Timed Influence Networks, including time-varying and cyclic influences is presented. The proposed time-varying influence functions allow modeling of influences whose strengths vary with time. A cyclic influence, on the other hand, provides a provision for a selfpromoting set of influences. The two extensions will provide TIN models with the capability to depict ...

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This paper takes the NATO SAS-050 Approach Space, a widely accepted model of command and control, and gives each of its primary axes a quantitative measure using social network analysis. This means that the actual point in the approach space adopted by real-life command and control organizations can be plotted along with the way in which that point varies over time and function. Part 1 of the p...

14th ICCRTS ‘C2 and Agility’ Agility through Adaptive Autonomy Topic 7: C2 Approaches and Organization

In any multi-actor environment, there is an inevitable trade-off between achieving global coordination of activities and respecting the autonomy of the actors involved. Agile and resilient behaviour demands dynamic coordination capabilities, but task and resource allocation quickly becomes a demanding challenge in joint NEC environments because of individual constraints and demands. In this pap...