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Computer Assisted Wargame for Military Capability-Based Planning.

Jan Hodický¹, Dalibor Procházka², Fabian Baxa²

¹NATO Headquarters Supreme Allied Commander Transformation, Norfolk, VA 23551, USA.

Entropy (Basel, Switzerland)

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Summary

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This study introduces a qualitative expert system for computer-assisted wargaming to improve defense capability requirements. It reduces umpire bias and reveals budget cut impacts, enhancing planning accuracy.

Keywords:

capability requirements computer assisted wargame expert system military capability-based planning wargaming

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Area of Science:

Defense planning
Systems engineering
Military operations research

Background:

Capability-based planning is complex, influenced by diverse factors.
Wargaming is a key qualitative technique for military insights.
Computer assistance in wargaming faces challenges with quantitative methods and objective complexity.

Purpose of the Study:

To verify a qualitative expert system within computer-assisted wargaming.
To develop capability requirements for defense planning.
To reduce umpire bias and decision-making risks.

Main Methods:

Discovery experiment using a qualitative expert system.
Application of system dynamics modeling and simulation paradigms.
Computer-assisted wargaming with an integrated expert system.

Main Results:

The expert system enables qualitative comparisons of capability requirements.
It reveals the impact of budget cuts on proposed solutions.
Umpire bias and associated risks are reduced.

Conclusions:

The proposed concept was validated by wargame players.
Future development should allow user-defined capabilities.
This approach enhances the development of defense capability requirements.