Search for dissertations about: "Command and control research"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 37 swedish dissertations containing the words Command and control research.
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6. Affordances and Constraints of Intelligent Decision Support for Military Command and Control : Three Case Studies of Support Systems
Abstract : Researchers in military command and control (C2) have for several decades sought to help commanders by introducing automated, intelligent decision support systems. These systems are still not widely used, however, and some researchers argue that this may be due to those problems that are inherent in the relationship between the affordances of technology and the requirements by the specific contexts of work in military C2. READ MORE
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7. Exploring C2 Capability and Effectiveness in Challenging Situations : Interorganizational Crisis Management, Military Operations and Cyber Defence
Abstract : Modern societies are affected by various threats and hazards, including natural disasters, cyber-attacks, extreme weather events and inter-state conflicts. Managing these challenging situations requires immediate actions, suspension of ordinary procedures, decision making under uncertainty and coordinated action. READ MORE
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8. Exploring Tactical Command and Control : A Role-Playing Simulation Approach
Abstract : This thesis concerns command and control (C2) work at the tactical level in emergency and crisis response operations. The presented research addresses two main research questions. The first question is whether it is feasible to simulate and study C2 work in the initial stages of response operations by means of role-playing simulations. READ MORE
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9. The EU´s Collective Use of Force : Exploring the Factors behind its First Military Operations
Abstract : The EU has since 2003 carried out six military operations. This thesis seeks to determine the circumstances under which the EU will, or will not, undertake military operations. READ MORE
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10. Disaster medicine- performance indicators, information support and documentation : A study of an evaluation tool
Abstract : The science of disaster medicine is more a descriptive than analytical type. Research, in most instances, has not employed quantitative methods and there is very sparse knowledge based on analytical statistics. One consequence of this is that similar mistakes are repeated over and over. Lessons that should be learned are merely observed. READ MORE