Research on Survivability Modeling and Simulation of Network Air Defense Missile Systems
Zhao Yu-shan
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Zhao Yu-shan
Abstract
Aiming at the feature of modern air defense missile network combat, based on the structure and combat flow of network air defense missile system, conception and intension of survivability were proposed, and influential factors and interrelated computing formula were analyzed. A synthetic model was proposed to evaluate the survivability of network air defense missile system. The analyzing results show that increasing nodes and augmenting connecting probability of chain or efficiency of nodes are very effective to improve the survivability of air defense missile network combat system. It will act actively on the survivability of network air defense missile system design and promotion.
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Aiming at the feature of modern air defense missile network combat, based on the structure and combat flow of network air defense missile system, conception and intension of survivability were proposed, and influential factors and interrelated computing formula were analyzed. A synthetic model was proposed to evaluate the survivability of network air defense missile system. The analyzing results show that increasing nodes and augmenting connecting probability of chain or efficiency of nodes are very effective to improve the survivability of air defense missile network combat system. It will act actively on the survivability of network air defense missile system design and promotion.
Key concepts: Survivability, Missile, Intension, Engineering, Missile defense, Computer security, Computer science, Systems engineering