Adaptive communication architectures for C3I

Author

Clapp, Gerald A. ; Sworder, D.D.

Author_Institution

US Naval Ocean Syst. Center, San Diego, CA, USA

fYear

1991

fDate

4-7 Nov 1991

Firstpage

420

Abstract

Access and control beyond the relatively simple throttle principle of minimize or prioritize are discussed. The architectural concept emphasizes adaptive control through the techniques of feedback control and decision theory. It explicitly includes issues of automation, organizational structure, control system structure, and the roles of human system controllers/decision makers. A model of the trained human decision maker as it applies to system design and operation is considered. The techniques presented are applicable to communications control

Keywords

adaptive control; command and control systems; decision theory; human factors; telecommunications control; C3I; adaptive communication architectures; automation; control system structure; decision theory; feedback control; human system controllers/decision makers; organizational structure; trained human decision maker model; Automatic control; Command and control systems; Communication system control; Control systems; Humans; Military communication; Radio frequency; Routing; Telecommunication network reliability; Telecommunication traffic;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Military Communications Conference, 1991. MILCOM '91, Conference Record, Military Communications in a Changing World., IEEE

Conference_Location

McLean, VA

Print_ISBN

0-87942-691-8

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/MILCOM.1991.258286

Filename

258286