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Replication and Distribution Methods for Future TACS (Tactical Air Control Systems) Distributed Databases.

William Perrizo, D.A. Varvel

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Efficient methods are needed for distributing and replicating data in a distributed information system serving military command and control functions where the loss of elements must be anticipated. Principles of distribution and replication are set forth, along with a characterization of all possible replication configurations and an investigation of some of the possibilities. The closest neighbor approach is a replication configuration evaluator. (Author)

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Efficient methods are needed for distributing and replicating data in a distributed information system serving military command and control functions where the loss of elements must be anticipated. Principles of distribution and replication are set forth, along with a characterization of all possible replication configurations and an investigation of some of the possibilities. The closest neighbor approach is a replication configuration evaluator. (Author)

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Efficient methods are needed for distributing and replicating data in a distributed information system serving military command and control functions where the loss of elements must be anticipated. Principles of distribution and replication are set forth, along with a characterization of all possible replication configurations and an investigation of some of the possibilities. The closest neighbor approach is a replication configuration evaluator. (Author)

Key concepts: Replication (statistics), Computer science, Distributed database, Distributed computing, Set (abstract data type), Control (management), Database, Programming language

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