Implementation of battlespace agents for network-centric electronic warfare
John C. Sciortino, James F. Smith, Behzad Kamgar-Parsi, Randall Franciose
Abstract
John C. Sciortino, James F. Smith, Behzad Kamgar-Parsi, Randall Franciose
Abstract
In the Network-Centric Warfare (NCW) paradigm, battlespace agents autonomously perform selected tasks delegated by actors/shooters and decision-makers including controlling sensors. Network-Centric electronic warfare is the form of electronic combat used in NCW. Focus is placed on a network of interconnected, adapting systems that are capable of making choices about how to survive and achieve their design goals in a dynamic environment. The battlespace entities: agents, actor/shooters, sensors, and decision-makers are tied together through the information and sensors grids.
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In the Network-Centric Warfare (NCW) paradigm, battlespace agents autonomously perform selected tasks delegated by actors/shooters and decision-makers including controlling sensors. Network-Centric electronic warfare is the form of electronic combat used in NCW. Focus is placed on a network of interconnected, adapting systems that are capable of making choices about how to survive and achieve their design goals in a dynamic environment. The battlespace entities: agents, actor/shooters, sensors, and decision-makers are tied together through the information and sensors grids.
Key concepts: Battlespace, Network-centric warfare, Computer science, Focus (optics), Electronic warfare, Computer security, Situation awareness, Engineering