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20 ISMOR DATA: Presentations and Syndicate Exercises

Join Roger Forder as he presents the important principles of data management on behalf of Geoff Hawkins. Today's program includes informative presentations followed by engaging syndicate exercises aimed at exploring critical themes such as the importance of data consistency, the consequences of poor data practices, and the necessity of effective data retrieval. Participants will be divided into groups focusing on various topics, including the management of real operation data and the value of collated data over raw data. A collaborative approach ensures a dynamic learning experience.

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20 ISMOR DATA: Presentations and Syndicate Exercises

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  1. 20 ISMORDATA:Presentations and Syndicate Exercises Introduction by Roger Forder on behalf of Geoff Hawkins

  2. Today’s Programme • 1000 - 1030 Introduction • 1030 - 1300 Presentations • 1300 - 1400 Lunch • 1400 - 1500 Presentations • 1500 - 1530 Tea • 1530 - 1630 Syndicate Exercises x 3 • 1630 - 1800 Syndicate Feedback

  3. Accepted Wisdom • Poor data results in poor studies - data are important. • Data are expensive to acquire, so do so only once. • Data are often required by more than one person. • Data are easy to store. • Data retrieval is cheaper than data collection. • Use of common data gives consistency. • Data management is a good thing.

  4. Hawkins’s Propositions • If you collect all of the data that is available you can not store and retrieve it. • There is no way to store data that makes retrieval easy. • The data that is stored is never quite what you want. • It is easier to obtain your own data than use a database. • You can never trust the data in databases. • Data management is an expensive overhead

  5. Forder’s Reminder • ‘Data’ come in all shapes and sizes: • The maintenance demands of the Warrior AFV as recorded in Gulf War II • Six months of reports and signals from a brigade HQ in Kosovo • Trials results for an in-service weapon • The expected performance of the weapons carried by JSF when it enters service • Output from a low-level combat model for a range of circumstances • The bad guy’s order of battle in 2015 • etc, etc

  6. Syndicate Topics • Red • It is impossible to manage data collection from real operations - discuss. • Green • Raw data should not be stored - only collated and analysed data is of any value - discuss. • Blue • What is the minimum level of data review that analysts should conduct before a study?

  7. Syndicate Composition • Red Organiser: George Rose Recorder: Ian Mitchell • Green Organiser: Miles Hunt Recorder: Simon Purton • Blue Organiser: Terry Hooper Recorder: Jason Field

  8. Syndicate Rules • Organisers appoint a chairman and spokesman (volunteers get drinks paid for all evening by other syndicate members) • Organisers makes sure that progress is made • Chairs should ensure that nobody dominates • All views are valid • Disagreements are a good thing

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