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Mapping Cognitive Work Analysis (CWA) To An Intelligent Agents Software Architecture: Command Agents

Currently, Land Operation Division is using computer generated forces to conduct operation analysis studies. Intelligent Agents can potentially reduce the overhead on such experiments and studies by reducing the amount of human resources needed. Command Agents, which are an external software agent to the wargame simulation, can take the raw data, work out the context, plan how to carry out the operation and assign tasks to subordinate agents. In addition, they receive information back from the wargame — for example detection of enemy, fuel and ammunition status — and use this to build situation awareness and to respond to unforeseen situations. Hence, these agents can take over many functions performed by human operators in wargames. We are reporting on the process and the issues of using a CWA study as a basis for modelling the decision making of a human operator.