The Intelligence Analysts Associate (IAA) is a new approach to processing incoming intelligence data that maintains the data as 'purely' as possible, yet allows it to be presented to the analyst in a variety of ways that allow him/her to recognize patterns and relationships. Using this approach IAA transforms incoming textual data into a form that can be displayed as pictures, a presentational format that allows rapid identification of patterns in the data. The IAA consists of three segments: the Natural Language Processing Segment (NLPS), the Event Data Base (EDB) and the Graphics Display Segment (GDS). This document will address the operation of and user interaction with the Graphic Display Segment of the IAA system. Currently, the GDS operates as a single-user system hosted on an IBM PC/AT with Professional ORACLE as the data base management system with a limited event data base. The data base contains information regarding activities in Afghanistan and the map data available to the GDS is the area immediately surrounding Afghanistan. The IAA is primarily intended to support the application of empirical methods for developing cybernetic models of military operations. (kr)
IDHS Roles and Missions Intelligence Analysis Associate
1989
31 pages
Report
No indication
English
Military Intelligence , Man computer interface , Military intelligence , Data processing , Afghanistan , Analysts , Cybernetics , Data bases , Data management , Display systems , Computer graphics , Identification , Information processing , Interactions , Maps , Military operations , Missions , Natural language , Patterns , Test methods , User needs , Computer applications , IAA(Intelligence Analysis Associate)
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