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David Caswell's Curriculum Vitae (68.2KB, modified September 2010)
David Caswell is an affiliate of CISAC. Over his ten years in the Air Force, David has served in various positions ranging from operational simulation development to operations analysis for national intelligence. Currently, he is an Assistant Professor at the United States Air Force Academy. David received his doctorate in management science and engineering at Stanford University in 2010 with research focusing on the quantitative analysis of operations research techniques for assessing the effectiveness of national nuclear counter-proliferation strategies. His current research continues to apply computer science and operations research methods for gaining insights for nuclear policy and other international security issues.
Publications
Probabilistic Analysis of a Country's Program to Acquire Nuclear Weapons
David Caswell, Elisabeth Paté-Cornell
Military Operations Research vol. 16, 1 (2011)
Analysis of National Strategies to Counter a Country's Nuclear Weapons Program
David Caswell, Ronald A. Howard, Elisabeth Paté-Cornell
Decision Analysis vol. 8, 1 (2011)
