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1996
Cornwallis I:
Analytic Approaches to the Study of Future Conflict
The first
workshop was organized to highlight and share analysis
techniques and methods, including simulation, useful for
the study of and training for present and future
operations in which military forces might be
used — including newly demanding, multi-dimensional
operations. The organizers hoped to provide a forum for
detailed presentation of theory and potential
applications of new techniques and methods.
Unfortunately, the papers presented at this workshop are not available for downloading from this website. However, the proceedings were published in book form
by the Canadian Peacekeeping Press and secondhand copies are occasionally offered for sale by online retailers.
Contributed
Papers:
- Then and Now
- Predicting Where the
Next OOTW Will Occur: Open Source Solutions to Early
Warning Systems
- A Semi-Quantitative
Approach to Threat Assessment
- Planning for Future
Conflict: A Morphological Approach
- Non-Governmental
Perspectives on Analytical Approaches: An Informal
Evening Session
- United Kingdom
Operational Analysis Techniques in Bosnia
- A Framework for
Modeling Psycho-Social Attributes in Conflict
- Operations Other
Than War: The Canadian Perspective
- Entropy Modeling
- Adaptive C3I Systems
Modeling
- Who Can Afford
Passion? Emergent Conflict and the Challenge of
Complexity: Leading Beyond Pragmatics
- The Post-New World
Order: International Peacekeeping and Strategic
Modeling of Future Conflict
- Supporting
Decision-Makers in Future Conflicts: A
Decision-Theoretic Perspective
- Strategies for Peace
Support Operations: A Decision-Theoretic Analysis
- What Mathematics for
Future Systems?
- Modeling and
Analysis of Societal Dynamics: The Deployable
Exercise Support (DEXES) System
- After War Actions
- Developing Scenarios
to Support C3I Analysis
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