Binni - Coalition C2 Scenario

Binni - Coalition Command & Control Scenario

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The Binni Scenario has been prepared by Dr. Tony Rathmell <rarathmell@dstl.gov.uk> of DSTL Malvern as part of the work of TTCP in Coalition Command & Control R&D. The materials here have been approved for public release.

Citation

Rathmell, R.A. (1999) A Coalition Force Scenario 'Binni - Gateway to the Golden Bowl of Africa', in Proceedings of the International Workshop on Knowledge-Based Planning for Coalition Forces, (ed. Tate, A.) pp. 115-125, Edinburgh, Scotland, 10th-11th May 1999.
[PDF format -2MB, MS Word format - 2MB, HTML format]

Other Documents and Maps

Single sheet map (as cited above) (MS Word, GIF and Microsoft PowerPoint formats)
Detailed maps (Microsoft PowerPoint and formats).
- CoAX Map Set (2.2MB Zip File), ReadMe
- NIMA Map - small version (384KB)
- NIMA Map - 41" X 34" large scale map (note 45MB) - - save to file only.
Flags of the Binni, Gao, Agadez and Arabello nations, along with UN and national flags of the coalition participants (Microsoft PowerPoint format)
CoAX Binni Scenario Documents 24-Mar-2002 (WinZIP file containing 3 MS Word Documents - 4.8MB)
PDF versions:
- CoAX Binni Main Document 24-Mar-2002 (PDF - 2.4MB)
- CoAX Binni 2001 Approach Document 24-Mar-2002 (PDF - 1.5MB)
- CoAX Binni 2002 Approach Document 24-Mar-2002 (PDF - 0.5MB)
Update for CoAX Binni 2002 Demonstration (Scenario Changes) 22-Nov-2002 [PDF Version - 0.5MB, MS Word format - 0.4MB]
Coalition Search and Rescue scenario extensions are based on the CoAX and Binni scenarios and are used in the CoSAR-TS Project. A short document describing the extensions is here.

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Original scenario documents and maps by Tony Rathmell, DSTL Malvern, and TTCP working group member. Further material supplied by Patrick Beautement, QinetiQ, Malvern, UK and Jens Jensen, USPACOM, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.

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