Copernicus and MTACCS: Expanding the Info-Zone
John A. Hall, Mann-Kimbrell, N. E., Nolan, R. S., Rivera, F.
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John A. Hall, Mann-Kimbrell, N. E., Nolan, R. S., Rivera, F.
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The United States Navy and the Marine corps will benefit from interoperability between the two command and control systems but coordination must begin now to ensure that interoperability occurs. This paper discusses interoperability issues associated with command and control systems development. USMC, Command and control, C2, C3, C4I, Joint command and control, COPERNICUS, GLOBIXS, CCC, TADIXS, TCC, TCO, FIREFLEX, MTACCS, MACCS, MAGIS, MIPS
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The United States Navy and the Marine corps will benefit from interoperability between the two command and control systems but coordination must begin now to ensure that interoperability occurs. This paper discusses interoperability issues associated with command and control systems development. USMC, Command and control, C2, C3, C4I, Joint command and control, COPERNICUS, GLOBIXS, CCC, TADIXS, TCC, TCO, FIREFLEX, MTACCS, MACCS, MAGIS, MIPS
Key concepts: Interoperability, Navy, Command and control, Control (management), Joint (building), Computer science, Engineering, Operations research