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A comparative analysis of active and passive sensors in anti-air warfare area defense using discrete event simulation components
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Kulac, Oray. |
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A comparative analysis of active and passive sensors in anti-air warfare area defense using discrete event simulation components |
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Monterey, California: Naval Postgraduate School |
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Anti-air warfare (AAW) has been a top priority for the world's navies in developing tactics and choosing the most effective ship defense systems. Analyses of such extremely complex system behaviors require the utilization of innovative tools that are flexible, scalable and reusable. This thesis develops a model as an analysis tool to measure the effectiveness of radar and IR sensors in AAW area defense. The model is designed to support reuse, provide easy model configuration, flexibility and scale changes. A component-based simulation approach was adopted for this model using the JAVA (Trade mark) programming language to provide the necessary scalability and flexibility. The MODKIT approach was used as the architecture of component designs and SlMKIT, was used for discrete event simulation purposes. In addition, a small combat component library was constructed for future research. To demonstrate the analysis capability of the model a comparative analysis was conducted for radar and IR sensors in AAW area defense. The results of the simulation runs indicate that the model provides a good capability for aiding decision making, including effectiveness analysis, parameter sensitivity analysis, and exploratory analysis. Subjects: |
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| Language | English | |
| Publication date | March 1999 | |
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IA Collections: navalpostgraduateschoollibrary; fedlink |
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