estimates and plans, analysts construct a com bined obstacle overlay (COO) or a modified combined obstacle overlay (MCOO), which are graphic products that depict battlespace effects on military...

Narrator: The MCOO depicts the military effects of the terrain. The analysis may include lines of communication, or LOCs, built-up areas, bridge and ford classifications, cover and concealment, observations and fields of fire, key and decisive terrain, landing zones and drop zones, obstacles, artillery positions, mobility corridors ...

A MCOO (Modified Combined Obstacle Overlay) is one product of the IPB process that is used directly in planning an operation. It combines lines of communication, obstacles, cross-country mobility, and other parameters.

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Marine Corps Reference Publication (MCRP) 2-10B.1, Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace, serves as a foundational reference guide for understanding concepts, operations, and procedures for...

Modified Combined Obstacle Overlay (MCOO) is part of describing the battlefield's effects on threat and friendly forces, is a product of the IPB process, and includes...

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Generally oriented southwest to northeast in the north, they only allow compartmented and channelized movement through a few natural routes provided by depressions or valleys. In the south, the desert plateaus and shallow or dry saline lakes affect trafficability on a seasonal basis.

Terrain related (geospatial) tactical information products, such as optimal routes or avenues of approach are usually determined by terrain analysts in the Intelligence cell, however automated...

A joint intelligence preparation of the battlespace product used to portray the effects of each battlespace dimension on military operations. It normally depicts militarily significant aspects of the battlespace environment, such as obstacles restricting military movement, key geography, and military objectives. Also called MCOO.