Integration of the Dynamic Model of Situated Cognition
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Integration of the Dynamic Model of Situated Cognition in the Design of Edge Organizations Paper 045 Gregory A. Miller Edouard Kujawski Naval Postgraduate School Monterey, CA 1
Introduction & Motivation o Original DMSC introduced in 2003 n n n o o Explicitly included human elements More complete DOMLPF analysis of C 2 systems Consistent with capabilities-based assessment Applied in numerous situations What to do about errors? n n Quantify rework, loss, other impacts? Quantify impact of efforts to minimize error propagation via models? Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 2
Original DMSC Technological Systems Perceptual and Cognitive Systems Lenses consist of local situation, OPORD, doctrine, experience A 2 3 Data available on local C 2 system Data detected by technological systems All data in the environment B C 4 Data perceived by decision maker 5 Comprehension of decision maker 1 © Miller and Shattuck, 2003 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 6 Projection of decision maker 3
Lens Distortions 4 3 5 2 1 6 © Miller and Shattuck, 2003 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 4
Oval Feedback All Data in the World Data Detected By Sensors Data on Local C 2 System Perception Compre-hen -sion Projection 4 3 5 2 6 1 © Miller and Shattuck, 2003 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 5
A Recent Extension Blue forces Data on Local C 2 System Projection Comprehensio n Perceptio n Data Detected By Sensors All Data in the World Data Detected By Sensors Data on Local C 2 System Perceptio n 4 5 3 2 5 2 6 1 Red forces Projection 4 3 6 Comprehensio n Battlespace © Miller, and Shattuck, 2007 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 6
C 2 Warfare Data on Local C 2 System Projection Comprehensio n Perceptio n Data Detected By Sensors All Data in the World Data Detected By Sensors Data on Local C 2 System Perceptio n 3 3 5 2 2 6 Projection 4 4 5 Comprehensio n 6 1 © Miller, and Shattuck, 2007 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 7
Disruption of Feedback Data on Local C 2 System Projection Comprehension 5 Perception 4 3 Data Detected By Sensors All Data in the World Data Detected By Sensors Data on Local C 2 System Perception Comprehension Projection 4 2 3 6 5 2 1 6 © Miller, and Shattuck, 2007 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 8
Counter-Communications Action 1 2 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 C A 6 B © Miller and Shattuck, 2006 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 9
Direct Human Interaction Data on Local C 2 System Projection Comprehensio n Perceptio n Data Detected By Sensors All Data in the World Data Detected By Sensors Data on Local C 2 System Perceptio n 4 5 Blue force operative 6 4 3 3 5 2 2 6 1 Red forces Projection Comprehensio n Blue forces © Miller, and Shattuck, 2007 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 10
Red Force on Offense Data on Local C 2 System Projection Comprehensio n Perceptio n Data Detected By Sensors All Data in the World Data Detected By Sensors Data on Local C 2 System Perceptio n 3 3 5 2 2 6 Projection 4 4 5 Comprehensio n 1 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 6 11
Signal Validation & C 2 Warfare Perceptual and Cognitive Systems Technological Systems Signal Validation Filter 2 A B C Validated Signal 4 3 5 1 6 © Miller and Shattuck, 2003 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 12
Red Force on Offense & Signal Val. Projection Comprehensio n Data Detected By Sensors All Data in the World Data Detected By Sensors 4 5 3 Data on Local C 2 System Perceptio n Comprehensio n Projection 4 3 5 2 2 6 Signal Validation Filter Data on Local C 2 System Perceptio n 1 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 6 13
Red Force on Offense & Signal Val. Comprehensio n All Data in the World Data Detected By Sensors 4 5 3 2 2 6 Data on Local C 2 System 3 Signal Validation Filter Projection Data Detected By Sensors Signal Validation Filter Data on Local C 2 System Perceptio n 1 Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 Perceptio n Comprehensio n Projection 4 5 6 14
VDT Modeling Environment Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 15
Project, Organization and Work for Edge Research (POW-ER) Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 16
Project, Organization and Work for Edge Research (POW-ER) Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 17
Tactical Network Topology Field Studies Sensor-UV-Decision Maker Networking Testbed Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 18
TNT 07 -1 Baseline model in POW-ER Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 19
Branches Added Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 20
Only the beginning. . Sensor validation filters Computational modeling of organizations for C 2 POWER results ↓ DMSC ovals Human cognition & DMSC Integration of DMSC in the Design of Edge Organizations - 046 ↓ Signal validation changes 21
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