The focus of this paper is to develop a scenario and realistic case study to be applied in the human behavior simulation for complex scenarios involving coalition operations; for this purpose the intelligent agents will be used in order to reproduce the interactions among forces, local population and interest groups as well as the consequences of different COAs (Courses of Actions). The proposed modeling approach considers the complex interactions among many variables and resulting as effects of the Commander decisions in a comprehensive scenario involving multiple layers(i.e. Political, Military, Economic, Diplomatic, Social, Media and Infrastructure); the authors proposes here a realistic scenario for using Interoperable Simulation on Crisis Management related to a NEO (Non-combatant Evacuation Operation).

Human behavior simulation for complex scenarios based on intelligent agents

BRUZZONE, AGOSTINO;MASSEI, MARINA;Poggi, S.;AGRESTA, MATTEO;Bartolucci, C.;
2014-01-01

Abstract

The focus of this paper is to develop a scenario and realistic case study to be applied in the human behavior simulation for complex scenarios involving coalition operations; for this purpose the intelligent agents will be used in order to reproduce the interactions among forces, local population and interest groups as well as the consequences of different COAs (Courses of Actions). The proposed modeling approach considers the complex interactions among many variables and resulting as effects of the Commander decisions in a comprehensive scenario involving multiple layers(i.e. Political, Military, Economic, Diplomatic, Social, Media and Infrastructure); the authors proposes here a realistic scenario for using Interoperable Simulation on Crisis Management related to a NEO (Non-combatant Evacuation Operation).
2014
978-163266213-2
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