У статті проводиться аналіз основних аспектів безпеки функціонування мобільних радіомереж з динамічною топологією,що відносяться до класу MANET.Аннотация: В статье осуществляется анализ основных аспектов безопасности функционирования мобильных радиосетей с динамичной топологией, которые относятся к классу MANET.
The issue of improving the technical characteristics of promising high-speed multi-band broadband military radios is an important issue. It happens because of the increase in the number of devices of communication in information and telecommunication networks, as well as the growing requirements for the level of technical characteristics of these devices. Given the above, the object of the research is a promising high-speed multi-band broadband military radios. The subject of the research is the technical characteristics of promising high-speed multi-band broadband military radios. In the course of the research, classical methods of analysis and synthesis were used. The research analyzes global trends in the construction and development of wireless access networks, which allows concluding on the prospects of development (purchase) and implementation of high-speed multi-band broadband military radios for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The results of the analysis of characteristics and parameters of high-speed multi-band broadband radio stations of the world's leading countries allow to determine the main features and requirements for promising radios, as well as to substantiate the use of high-speed radio stations in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The conditions and factors influencing the possibilities of using promising broadband radio stations in the conditions of modern wars and armed conflicts are determined. The analysis allows to conclude that broadband radio access systems will be used to organize access to information resources in the information and telecommunications environments of network-centric and information wars.
The object of research is decision-making support systems. Local wars and armed conflicts of recent decades are characterized by high dynamics of operations (combat operations) and a significant amount of diverse information circulating in information systems. These features determine the search for new approaches to increase the efficiency of decision-making support systems, given their reliability. This article solves the problem of developing a method of multicriteria evaluation in conditions of uncertainty.
In the course of the research, the authors used the main provisions of the theory of artificial intelligence, automation theory, theory of complex technical systems and general scientific methods of cognition, namely analysis and synthesis. The proposed methodology was developed taking into account the practical experience of the authors of this work during the military conflicts of the last decade. The method of multicriteria evaluation is universal and can be used to assess the state of the objects of analysis of any architecture. The results of the research will be useful in:
– development of new control algorithms in decision-making support systems;
– substantiation of recommendations for improving the efficiency of operational management;
– analysis of analysis (monitoring) objects in the course of hostilities (operations);
– creation of perspective technologies to increase the efficiency of operational management;
– assessment of the adequacy, reliability, sensitivity of the scientific and methodological apparatus of operational management in decision-making support systems;
– development of new and improvement of existing management models.
Areas of further research will be aimed at developing a methodology for intelligent management in special-purpose decision-making support systems.
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