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143706
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The authors survey the current approaches to the justification of antiaircraft defense (AAD) task force constitution in strategic areas. They lay out a set of models that decision-makers use to deploy the inventory of AAD assets put under their control among the facilities to be protected and to decide on the number of AAD assets required to keep the balance or a reasonable strength ratio between the opponents.
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135254
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The author survey the key stages of combat simulation in development that are closely associated with the Russian Defence Ministry’s 27th Central Scientific Research Institute (CSRI), a leading institutions in this area of research in Russia.
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135373
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The authors discuss employment of mathematical methods to analyze decisions made to control complex technical organizational systems used for military purpose. They make a strong case for the need to introduces decision support systems as a way to improve the efficiency of troops control in preparation for , and during the conduct of, an engagement (Operation).
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ID:
115680
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2012.
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Offshore wind energy (OWE) in the North Sea has the potential to meet large share of Europe's future electricity demand. To deploy offshore wind parks in a rational way, the overall OWE potential has to be realistically determined. This has to be done on an international, cross-border level and by taking into account the existing man-made and nature-related uses of the North Sea. As spatial conflicts will arise between existing uses and the new OWE uses, a Decision Support System (DSS) based on a Geographic Information System (GIS) was developed. Based on data of existing sea uses and calculation rules for spatial prioritisation analysis, the DSS helps in identifying areas that are (1) generally suitable for offshore wind power, (2) strictly excluded or (3) negotiable with respect to other existing sea uses. The combination of this conflict analysis together with cost assumptions for offshore wind farms and their expected electricity yield leads to identification of favourable areas for OWE deployment in the North Sea. This approach helps to reduce the conflict between offshore wind deployment and existing sea uses in the North Sea for future planning. The results can assist decision makers in developing transnational roadmaps for OWE.
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ID:
156132
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The authors substantiate the actuality to develop a decision support system for an operator of a software impact complex against the adversary's unmanned aerial vehicles. They present a structural scheme for the decision support system and give a brief description of its operation.
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143715
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The authors look at the background of intelligent decision support capabilities in integrated information control systems and at the conceptual aspects of decision support system development and employment.
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ID:
125376
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2013.
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No matter the advancements in robotics, the importance of the 'man behind the machine' will remain relevant. This is equally applicable to Network Centric Warfare (NCW). The success of NCW rests on the idea that information is only useful if it enables more effective action. Significantly, the key to success of NCW is not technology but people who will use it - the human dimension, which is based on professional mastery and mission command requiring high standards of training, education, doctrine, organisation and leadership. It is about the way people collaborate to share their awareness of the situation in order to fight more effectively. The human dimension of NCW is complex, difficult to conceptualise and defence forces all over the globe are struggling with the issue, experimenting to achieve breakthroughs in varied measure.
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