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The Command and Control Communications and Information Network Analysis Tool (C3INAT)

The development of a large scale communications system is complicated by the great scope of design considerations. C3INAT simplifies this problem by use of a stratified model which separates command and control (C/sup 2/) and communication submodels which may be developed independently. C3INAT then integrates the two submodels so that a communication system may be evaluated in light of its effect on C/sup 2/. C3INAT also provides efficient interfaces to existing databases and the modular General Simulation System (GSS). Its output is compatible with most database and statistical analysis packages.<<ETX>>

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