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Abstract. The Australian Army is seeking information addressing the combat effectiveness
of their conceptual Enhanced Combat Force (in a 2015 timeframe).
One of the main questions to be answered is how
their manoeuvre concepts might need to change. To experiment with
agent-based distillations we abstracted a problem based on Manoeuvre Operations
in a Littoral Environment and the specific hypothesis to be
tested was whether a small, mobile force with high situational
awareness coupled with effective reach-back munitions could defeat a significantly
larger force. The aim of this paper is to illustrate
the application of Enhanced ISAAC Neural Simulation Toolkit (EINSTein), which
is one of a growing number of agent-based distillations. We
present some preliminary results against our hypothesis and make some
initial observations on the potential utility of such models for
land operations analyses.
Related topics:
simulation, command systems
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