Summary: Decision­Theoretic Military Operations Planning
Douglas Aberdeen
National ICT Australia
Canberra, Australia
doug.aberdeen@anu.edu.au
Sylvie Thi’ ebaux
National ICT Australia &
The Australian National University
Canberra, Australia
sylvie.thiebaux@anu.edu.au
Lin Zhang
Defence Science and
Technology Organisation
Edinburgh, South Australia
lin.zhang@dsto.defence.gov.au
Abstract
Military operations planning involves concurrent actions, re­
source assignment, and conflicting costs. Individual tasks
sometimes fail with a known probability, promoting a
decision­theoretic approach. The planner must choose be­

Source: Aberdeen, Douglas - National ICT Australia & Computer Sciences Laboratory, Australian National University

Collections: Computer Technologies and Information Sciences