Simulated Decision Learning in a Multiactor Setting

Asproth, Viveca; Holmberg, Stig C.; Löfstedt, Ulrica

doi:10.2478/v10051-010-0014-1

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“…Our methodological approach, as successively developed and refined in a series of projects (Asproth et al 2010) has taken its inspiration from Community Operational Research as the concept was first defined by Rosenhead (1986) and further developed by Midgley (2000). The specific challenges and problems with OR in modern community applications has been discussed by Holmberg (2001c).…”

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“…NLS, which is the main focus here, is a component or subsystem within the NetAgora web portal. NetAgora is already described in detail by Asproth et al 2010. However, due to its central role for NLS, its main properties will be briefly repeated here.…”

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“…That research challenge has been met in an ongoing project called Gaining Security Symbiosis -GSS 3 , funded by Interreg / European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) from 2010 to 2014 4 . By adapting topical disaster research results (Rodrigues et al, 2007) to the EU context of security and cross-border preparation and training the research in the GSS-project has already produced a set of promising results (Asproth, Holmberg, & Löfstedt, 2010;Asproth, Holmberg, & Håkansson, 2012;Dubois, Asproth, Holmberg, Löfstedt, & Öberg, 2013).…”

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Cooperation across national borders is of paramount importance for the security in border close regions. Timely and adequate training, reflection, and preparation are core tools for facilitating and stimulating such interregional cooperation. Hence, NetAgora, a service oriented web portal for security cooperation, was designed. In NetAgora there is first a service package with accident- and emergency scenarios. Here multi-actors can train their cooperation and decision making skills. The R-statistics open source package is applied for recording and analyzing data from those training occasions. In subsequent debriefing sessions this is used for post-learning. Further, from anticipatory modeling and simulation it is found that rescue operations are delayed and misguided due to shortcomings in the communication between security command and communication centers. Hence, the NetAgora Learning System is designed and prototyped in order to overcome that problem. It will facilitate and stimulate reflection in action and double loop learning and aims at improving communication patterns by anticipatory pre-learning.

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