1.8.3 Military Value of Spectrum (MVOS): A Case Study in Resource Risk Assessment
Leo H. Jones
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Leo H. Jones
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Abstract The Military Value of Spectrum (MVOS) initiative was begun in late FY01 by the Defense Spectrum Office (DSO) to explore the potential for applying military operations research disciplines and principles to the challenges in spectrum access and use facing the DoD. In this paper we define MVOS as a decisive military advantage gained through the use of spectrum‐dependent technology. We have developed a logical framework to aid the Department of Defense in evaluating the impacts of various spectrum access strategies. Our initial studies demonstrate significant quantifiable connections between spectrum access and traditional measures of military success. We encourage broad participation in the further development of MVOS.
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Abstract The Military Value of Spectrum (MVOS) initiative was begun in late FY01 by the Defense Spectrum Office (DSO) to explore the potential for applying military operations research disciplines and principles to the challenges in spectrum access and use facing the DoD. In this paper we define MVOS as a decisive military advantage gained through the use of spectrum‐dependent technology. We have developed a logical framework to aid the Department of Defense in evaluating the impacts of various spectrum access strategies. Our initial studies demonstrate significant quantifiable connections between spectrum access and traditional measures of military success. We encourage broad participation in the further development of MVOS.
Key concepts: Broad spectrum, Value (mathematics), Spectrum (functional analysis), Resource (disambiguation), Computer security, Military personnel, Operations research, Risk analysis (engineering)