A SURVEY OF DATA LINKS FOR NAVAL TACTICAL OPERATIONS
N A Godel
Abstract
N A Godel
Abstract
Modern warfare demands the dissemination of larger quantities of tactical information at higher speeds. The requirement for adequate means to meet such a demand led to the development of digital data links. This report presents an over all picture of past, present and, so far as can be envisaged, future digital data links which are of concern to the Royal Navy. The compatibility problems brought about by the advent of such data links and the ways in which these are being dealt with are also discussed.
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Modern warfare demands the dissemination of larger quantities of tactical information at higher speeds. The requirement for adequate means to meet such a demand led to the development of digital data links. This report presents an over all picture of past, present and, so far as can be envisaged, future digital data links which are of concern to the Royal Navy. The compatibility problems brought about by the advent of such data links and the ways in which these are being dealt with are also discussed.
Key concepts: Navy, Digital data, Engineering, Operations research, Compatibility (geochemistry), Systems engineering, Computer science, Telecommunications