An Assessment of Available Security System Simulations to Support the TNFS2 Program

This research effort involved an analysis of existing computer simulations to determine the availability of suitable simulations that could be used to evaluate the effectiveness of security systems and concepts in support of Theater Nuclear Force (TNF) weapons during peacetime. The report, in additi...

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Main Authors: Monahan,Richard H, DuBois,Edmund L
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
Availability
COMBAT AREAS
COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION
MEASUREMENT
Measures of effectiveness
Military Operations, Strategy and Tactics
MILITARY REQUIREMENTS
NATO
Nuclear capable forces
NUCLEAR WEAPONS
OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
PE62713H
Performance measures
S2(Survivability and Security)
SECURITY
Survivability
SURVIVAL(GENERAL)
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
THEATER LEVEL OPERATIONS
Theater nuclear forces
THREAT EVALUATION
WESTERN EUROPE
WU001
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Summary:This research effort involved an analysis of existing computer simulations to determine the availability of suitable simulations that could be used to evaluate the effectiveness of security systems and concepts in support of Theater Nuclear Force (TNF) weapons during peacetime. The report, in addition to presenting analyses of existing simulations, summarizes security system requirements, identifies threat elements, discusses possible performance measures, and indicates an interface of simulations with a test program. Although several simulations are directly applicable to the purpose of supporting the TNFS2 Program, a significant amount of simulation development will still be required. (Author)