text: Multidomain Operations and Intelligence
  DIMENSIONS
  2-39. Understanding the human, information, and physical dimensions of each domain assists commanders
  and staffs in assessing and anticipating the impacts of their operations. Operations reflect the reality that war
  is an act of force (in the physical dimension) to compel (in the information dimension) the decision making
  and behavior of enemy forces (in the human dimension). Actions in one dimension influence factors in the
  other dimensions. Intelligence analysts can categorize information and intelligence related to the human,
  information, and physical dimensions across all domains by the following elements for each threat entity:
  intent, capability, access, resources, and expertise. Understanding this interrelationship enables decision
  making about how to create and exploit advantages in one dimension and achieve objectives in the others
  without causing undesirable consequences. (See figure 2-4.) (See FM 3-0 for doctrine on the dimensions.)
  Figure 2-4. Interrelationships between the human, information, and physical dimensions