A Framework for the Automation of Air Defence Systems

Sunil Choenni; Kees Leijnse

A Framework for the Automation of Air Defence Systems

Sunil Choenni, Kees Leijnse

Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science

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Abstract

The need for more efficiency in military organizations is growing. It is expected that a significant increase in efficiency can be obtained by an integration of communication and information technology. This integration may result in (sub)systems that are fully automated, i.e., systems that are unmanned, including unmanned vehicles. In this paper, we focus on the automation of air defence systems, in which integration of communication and information technology is a major issue. We propose an architecture, in which each weapon system has the capability to control itself, whilst acting in a co-ordinated manner with other systems. To realise this task, a weapon system is exactly informed about the activities of all other weapon systems. In our architecture, the role of the men is reduced to the supervision of weapon systems.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Advances in vehicle systems concepts and integration
Subtitle of host publication	papers presented at the Symposium on Warfare Automation: Procedures and Techniques for Unmanned Vehicles" held in Ankara, Turkey, 26-28 April, 1999
Place of Publication	Neuilly-sur-Seine
Publisher	NATO Research and Technology Agency
Pages	B1.1-B1.8
Number of pages	8
ISBN (Print)	92-837-0011-2
Publication status	Published - 16 Feb 2000
Event	RTA SCI Panel Symposium on Warfare Automation: Procedures and Techniques for Unmanned Vehicles - Ankara, Turkey Duration: 26 Apr 1999 → 28 Apr 1999

Publication series

Name	RTO meeting proceedings
Publisher	RTO/NATO
Volume	RTO-MP-44

Conference

Conference	RTA SCI Panel Symposium on Warfare Automation: Procedures and Techniques for Unmanned Vehicles
Period	26/04/99 → 28/04/99
Other	26-28 Apr 1999

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Choenni, S., & Leijnse, K. (2000). A Framework for the Automation of Air Defence Systems. In Advances in vehicle systems concepts and integration: papers presented at the Symposium on Warfare Automation: Procedures and Techniques for Unmanned Vehicles" held in Ankara, Turkey, 26-28 April, 1999 (pp. B1.1-B1.8). (RTO meeting proceedings; Vol. RTO-MP-44). NATO Research and Technology Agency.

Choenni, Sunil ; Leijnse, Kees. / A Framework for the Automation of Air Defence Systems. Advances in vehicle systems concepts and integration: papers presented at the Symposium on Warfare Automation: Procedures and Techniques for Unmanned Vehicles" held in Ankara, Turkey, 26-28 April, 1999. Neuilly-sur-Seine : NATO Research and Technology Agency, 2000. pp. B1.1-B1.8 (RTO meeting proceedings).

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Choenni, S & Leijnse, K 2000, A Framework for the Automation of Air Defence Systems. in Advances in vehicle systems concepts and integration: papers presented at the Symposium on Warfare Automation: Procedures and Techniques for Unmanned Vehicles" held in Ankara, Turkey, 26-28 April, 1999. RTO meeting proceedings, vol. RTO-MP-44, NATO Research and Technology Agency, Neuilly-sur-Seine, pp. B1.1-B1.8, RTA SCI Panel Symposium on Warfare Automation: Procedures and Techniques for Unmanned Vehicles, 26/04/99.

A Framework for the Automation of Air Defence Systems. / Choenni, Sunil; Leijnse, Kees.

Advances in vehicle systems concepts and integration: papers presented at the Symposium on Warfare Automation: Procedures and Techniques for Unmanned Vehicles" held in Ankara, Turkey, 26-28 April, 1999. Neuilly-sur-Seine : NATO Research and Technology Agency, 2000. p. B1.1-B1.8 (RTO meeting proceedings; Vol. RTO-MP-44).

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Choenni S, Leijnse K. A Framework for the Automation of Air Defence Systems. In Advances in vehicle systems concepts and integration: papers presented at the Symposium on Warfare Automation: Procedures and Techniques for Unmanned Vehicles" held in Ankara, Turkey, 26-28 April, 1999. Neuilly-sur-Seine: NATO Research and Technology Agency. 2000. p. B1.1-B1.8. (RTO meeting proceedings).