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Finding Robust Definitions for Feedback Stability ... - Cornwallis Group

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380 THE CORNWALLIS GROUP IX: ANALYSIS FOR STABILIZATION AND COUNTER-TERRORIST OPERATIONS• Evolutionary simulations to examine the available range of friendly and/orhostile <strong>for</strong>ce options or to undertake some <strong>for</strong>m of stability analysis.Figure 8: A map of Afghanistan generated by the STRATMAS facility showing themap-based presentation of percent victims of crime indicator data.Figure 8 shows the output from the <strong>for</strong>mal models contained within the StrategicManagement System (STRATMAS) that was generated during a post-conflict stabilizationstudy of Afghanistan (described in more detail below). In this case, the map-based display ofpercent of individuals impacted by crime throughout the nation. Indication of hot-spotsreflecting high levels of criminal activity could identify a need <strong>for</strong> changes in operationaltactics and strategies <strong>for</strong> the deployment of police and other law en<strong>for</strong>cement assets, <strong>for</strong>example, in order to reduce crime levels in identified areas. Other indicators in STRATMASreflect levels of other properties of the overall society and in<strong>for</strong>mation provided by thoseindicators could be used to warn <strong>for</strong> the need to address other challenges.METHODOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND AN AFGHANISTANEXERCISE-DRIVEN STUDYThe Strategic Management System (STRATMAS) Phase III was developed <strong>for</strong> the SwedishNational Defence College and the United States Joint Staff (J8) by a small international team

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