| Colloque S&T Symposium 2009: Understanding the Human Dimension in 21st Century Conflict/Warfare: Taking Care of the Front Line (comprendre la dimension humaine dans les conflits/la conduite de la guerre au xxle siecle: veiller a la ligne de front) |
Jun-2009 |
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Stefan Wolejszo; Kyle Fraser; Orrick White; DEFENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CANADA OTTAWA (ONTARIO)
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 | Defence S&T Symposium 2009, which focused on Taking Care of the Front Line, was the third of a three part series exploring the human-centric dimensions of conflict in the future security environment. When deployed, Canadian Forces are increasingly expected to navigate the tides of complex situations and environments that require strategies that are not purely military in nature. To successfully support such endeavours, a whole-of-government approach is necessary. Such an ... |
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| Achieving Decision Superiority at NATO Headquarters |
JUN 2006 |
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| Authors:
Orrick White; DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE OTTAWA (ONTARIO)
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| In January 2005, NATO conducted its Crisis Management Exercise (CMX) to practice both existing and evolving crisis management concepts, procedures and arrangements. The CMX Experiment (CMX05), which paralleled the exercise, focused on improving Alliance Decision Superiority at the Political/Military level. To achieve this goal, Allied Command Transformation (ACT) conducted three independent and distinct experiments: 1) Crisis Situational Awareness, 2) Effects Based Operations at the Political Strategic Level and 3) Cooperation ... |
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| Network Centric Operations: Challenges Associated with the Human-in-the-Loop |
24 AUG 2005 |
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| Authors:
Orrick White; DEFENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CANADAOTTAWA (ONTARIO)
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| The human-system interface is central for achieving Network Centric Operations (NCO). Without systems that are designed to be human-centric, NCO will be a "non-starter." Given this reality, studies of command and control compatibility between human operators and the network are crucial. Without this human-oriented focus, unintended consequences will inevitably occur. Unfortunately, this would be just what the gurus of network-centric operations were trying to overcome. |
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| Colloque S&T Symposium 2008: Understanding the Human Dimension in 21st Century Conflict/Warfare: The Complexities of Human-with-Human Relationships |
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| Authors:
Orrick White; Peter Tikuisis; Sofi Blazeski; DEFENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CANADA OTTAWA (ONTARIO)
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| The purpose of Defence S&T Symposium 2008 -- part two of a three year series -- was to further explore human-centric conflict issues. The 2007 Symposium challenged the S&T community to address these issues, which were captured within three conflict domains: Person-versus-Person, Person-versus-Nature, and Person-versus-Self. For 2008, the domain of Person-with-Person Partnership that focuses on a holistic approach to conflict resolution was added. Defence S&T Symposium 2008 "peeled back the ... |
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