Titre de série :	AGARD Advisory Report
Titre :	Minimizing Collateral Damage during Peace Support Operations
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	AGARD Advisory Group, Auteur
Editeur :	NATO - OTAN
Année de publication :	1997
Collection :	AGARD - Advisory Group for Aerospace Research and Development num. AGARD-AR-347 Volume I
Importance :	40 p.
Présentation :	ill. en coul. et en noir & blanc.
Format :	21 x 30 cm.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Archives 8 AR-P.MARE
Tags :	NATO forces  Peacekeeping  Military operations  Damage assessment  Airbone operation  International cooperation  Target discrimination  Weapons effects  Conventional weapons effects  Military planning  situational awereness  Optimization  Predictions
Index. décimale :	363.124 Risques dans les transports : Transports aérien et spatial
Résumé :	Studiy AAS-43 investigates innovative means for reducing collateral damage in Peace Support Operations (PSOs). Collateral Damage is the unintentional damage that may occur as a result of weapon employment. The study starts with an analysis of NATO doctrines presently being developed for PSOs, and of problems encountered in recent missions. Target situations are derived from "real world" experience and a method for determining the probability of causing collateral damage are determined. Preferred weapons concepts are identified through a process which compares costs, lethality, probability of collateral damage and the result of a scoring technique whiwh assesses a concept's potential to incorporate a range of factors shown to be important to the overall objective of minimizing collateral damage. The study recommends a range of options for the modification and development of weapon systems whiwh could provide NATO Commanders with greater operational flexibility in target situations where it is important to minimize the risk of causing collateral damage.

AGARD Advisory Report. Minimizing Collateral Damage during Peace Support Operations [texte imprimé] / AGARD Advisory Group, Auteur . - [S.l.] : NATO - OTAN, 1997 . - 40 p. : ill. en coul. et en noir & blanc. ; 21 x 30 cm.. - (AGARD - Advisory Group for Aerospace Research and Development; AGARD-AR-347 Volume I) .
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Archives 8 AR-P.MARE
Tags :	NATO forces  Peacekeeping  Military operations  Damage assessment  Airbone operation  International cooperation  Target discrimination  Weapons effects  Conventional weapons effects  Military planning  situational awereness  Optimization  Predictions
Index. décimale :	363.124 Risques dans les transports : Transports aérien et spatial
Résumé :	Studiy AAS-43 investigates innovative means for reducing collateral damage in Peace Support Operations (PSOs). Collateral Damage is the unintentional damage that may occur as a result of weapon employment. The study starts with an analysis of NATO doctrines presently being developed for PSOs, and of problems encountered in recent missions. Target situations are derived from "real world" experience and a method for determining the probability of causing collateral damage are determined. Preferred weapons concepts are identified through a process which compares costs, lethality, probability of collateral damage and the result of a scoring technique whiwh assesses a concept's potential to incorporate a range of factors shown to be important to the overall objective of minimizing collateral damage. The study recommends a range of options for the modification and development of weapon systems whiwh could provide NATO Commanders with greater operational flexibility in target situations where it is important to minimize the risk of causing collateral damage.