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Countermeasure development method and system

a technology of countermeasures and development methods, applied in the field of countermeasure development methods and systems, can solve the problems of inability to guarantee commercial success of products integrating emerging technology, inability to depend on traditional business plans, and inability to save civilian lives, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing the number of countermeasures

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-12-16
RAYTHEON CO
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The invention provides a simulation architecture that can help address uncertainties and threats in a more comprehensive way. It allows for the identification of patterns and weaknesses in a system and the development of solutions to address these threats. The architecture includes a simulation nodule and a systemization nodule that incorporates systems-thinking tenets. The systemization nodule examines the interconnectedness of objects and their attributes, deciphers emergent properties, ascertains the goal or final state, determines input / output, traces the transformation of inputs to outputs, evaluates disorder or randomness, finds feedback and regulation, ranks subsystems, and identifies alternate inputs that can achieve the same objectives. Overall, the invention provides a more effective way to address complex threats and challenges.

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In a military situation, for example, centuries-worth of historical data on conventional warfare (e.g., soldiers wearing uniforms, civilian lives spared whenever possible, etc.) does little good when facing today's terrorists.
In a business situation, products which integrate emerging technology cannot depend upon traditional business plans to guarantee commercial success.
The weakness-exposing node also exposes weaknesses in the solution revised by the solution-revising node.

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[0064]The simulation architecture 10 is shown in FIG. 1A and it generally includes nodules 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, and 900 that form part of a system-of-systems network. The architecture 10 is intended for use by a party that is aligned (patriotically, politically, commercially, contractually, ethically, etc.) with a predetermined entity. By executing the architecture 10, the party can prepare to protect this entity against a problem that could be imposed by a predetermined opponent. In a military application, for example, the entity would be the allied forces and the opponent would be the enemy. In a business application, the entity would a particular corporation, and the opponent would be industrially competing companies. In a financial application, the entity-at-interest would be an economically-linked society, and the opponent would be non-ethical banking institutions. In a natural disaster application, the entity would be a geographic region, and the opponent wo...

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Abstract

An architecture is provided for incorporating systems-thinking and cognitive psychology. A simulation nodule partners with a systemizing nodule to develop a solution (a countermeasure) a problem that an opponent could apply to injure the entity. Problem-defining, solution-developing, weakness-exposing, and / or solution-revising steps can be conceptualized from the opponent's viewpoint thanks to a role-reversing nodule, defensive theories can be tested by a combat-imitating nodule, and conclusions can be confirmed via a reality-checking nodule.

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[0001]This application claims priority under 35 USC 119 from U.S. Provisional Application No. 61 / 185,611, filed Jun. 10, 2009, which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]“Virtual” and other types of simulators are routinely used during training sessions or other experience-seeking exercises. By simulating unfamiliar scenarios, people can be programmed to respond in an appropriate manner to similar situations when later encountered. Simulation technology allows a replication of realtime tension, whereby human participants remain more involved and in a more intense mindset.SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION[0003]A simulation architecture is provided that may prove especially useful when addressing not yet encountered concerns or threats, often generated through unfamiliar modes of thought. In a military situation, for example, centuries-worth of historical data on conventional warfare (e.g., soldiers wearing uniforms, civilian lives spared wheneve...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): F41A33/00
CPCF41A33/00G09B9/003G09B19/00
Inventor GORDON, MARY LOUISE C.BIRDSALL, THOMAS W.SLADE, CHARLES S.
Owner RAYTHEON CO
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