text: Chapter 6
  RECOGNIZABILITY CRITERIA. An asset's recognizability is the degree to which an insurgent or
  intelligence-collection and reconnaissance assets can recognize it under
  varying conditions.
  The target is clearly recognizable under all conditions and from a distance. Requires little
  High Risk
  or no training for recognition ...................................................................................................
  The target is easily recognizable at small arms range. Requires a small amount of
  Moderate Risk
  training for recognition ............................................................................................................
  The target is hard to recognize at night or in bad weather, or might be confused with other
  Low Risk
  targets or target components. Requires some training for recognition ...................................
  The target cannot be recognized under any conditions, except by experts ............................ No Risk
  Why and how Value Controls and Mitigation
  PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT CRITERIA. An asset's psychological impact is the degree
  to which it affects the local population and that population's perception of the government.
  Overwhelmingly negative effects on population's perception of government ......................... High Risk
  Moderately negative effects on population's perception of government ................................. Moderate Risk
  Little negative effects on population's perception of government ........................................... Low Risk
  Overwhelmingly negative effects on population's perception of government ......................... No Risk
  Why and how Value Controls and Mitigation
  Figure 6-3. Criteria evaluation tool (continued).
  Figure 6-4. Facility categories.