ASCOPE and PMESII are built into AEGIS ATLAS as a professional planning product, not a placeholder overlay.

Planner Mode converts country advisory posture, risk indicators, mission-support context, and reference data into civil-considerations and operational-environment outputs: factor/relevance analysis, ASCOPE x PMESII matrix, key influences, sources of instability, sources of stability, activity design, and monitoring indicators.

Enter Dashboard View Methodology Source Stack

ASCOPE x PMESII Matrix

A 36-cell crosswalk answers what factor matters and why it affects movement, support, objectives, stability, or risk acceptance.

Stability Analysis

Planner Mode identifies grievances, resiliencies, sources of instability, sources of stability, key influences, and realistic activity options.

Operational Output

Each country dashboard can generate a structured planner product that can be copied into a planning note, country packet, or staff product.

What Planner Mode answers

What civil-environment factors significantly affect movement, support, travelers, or objectives?
How does each factor affect friendly forces or legitimate activity positively or negatively?
Which key influences have motivations, means, capabilities, and potential impact?
Which issues may decrease support for governance, increase support for malign actors, or disrupt normal society?
Which resiliencies should be preserved or reinforced?
Which activities are realistic, sustainable, culturally appropriate, and measurable?

Professional planner outputs

ASCOPE civil considerations: Areas, Structures, Capabilities, Organizations, People, Events
PMESII operational variables: Political, Military/Police, Economic, Social, Information, Infrastructure
Civil environment factors and relevance
Key influences: motivations, means, and impact
Source of instability and source of stability matrices
Activity design, tactical stability matrix, and monitoring/evaluation indicators