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- Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 11:26:06 CST
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- From: John Gabriel <gabriel@EID.ANL.GOV>
- Subject: Re: Drowning in Data
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- >From: "Bill Cunningham, ATCD-G (8" <CUNNINGB@MONROE-EMH1.ARMY.MIL>
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- >XXXXXXXXXX sez brigade commander can't make decisions fast enough relative
- >to the data rate, screened for his definition of relevance. Recognize that
- >they are giving brigade access to every sensor in the Western world.
- >Commander's screening guidance is temporal/geographic and therefore it's
- >all relevant and he's drowning on input he never dreamed of. My interpretation
- >goes right back to e-mail report where commander hadn't articulated intent
- >and decision tree adequately, so he's given the wrong criteria for relevance.
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- >Gee, where have we heard this before?
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- >Bill C.
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- The gang of three see it every day in softwqreland
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