Comprehensive capability meta model tested by a cognitive radio

Koivisto, Jouni; Tuukkanen, Topi

doi:10.1109/milcom.2017.8170753

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“…To embrace the benefits of various viewpoints and to avoid pitfalls of some capability models, a Comprehensive Capability Meta-Model (CCMM) was proposed in [39] and partially tested within the CR research and development community by [40]. In this paper, we shall continue these earlier works by assessing the notion of CRNs at CCMM's level 2 (Business Model) and level 3 (System Model).…”

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“…One of these property groups, dynamic spectrum access, was tested in [19] through DOTMPLFI. The role and place of such military assessment of technical characteristics within broader military capability based planning process were further elaborated in [40].…”

Section: B Military Capabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Capability perspectives and viewpoints and their relations to each other. Adopted from [40]. The figure depicts different viewpoints that can be adopted by different communities of interest within the military capability development process.…”

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Assessment of cognitive radio networks through military capability development viewpoint

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2018 International Conference on Military Communications and Information Systems (ICMCIS)

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In the absence of real-life implementations, this paper attempts to conceptually capture potential benefits and improvements that Cognitive Radio Networks (CRN) could introduce to a military environment. Functional business capability areas, as well as a system model, are used to frame analysis. Military CRNs improve reliability and availability of information flows. These may lead to improved information sharing and situation awareness and eventually to wider adoption of mission command and self-synchronization. However, fundamental capacity benefits of the CRNs remain a research topic. The requirement of computer-aided planning, preparation and simulation environment in support of deployed CRNs could also serve as a research and development platform for a Cognitive Radio System development activity as a collaborative international effort.

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2018 International Conference on Military Communications and Information Systems (ICMCIS)

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“…29 The real-world instances of the capability are on the left side of the diagram, and the conceptual model types are on the right. The first version of the model has been applied by Koivisto and Tuukkanen 59 for an R&D-based bottom-up process and conceptual future system, the cognitive radio. Original model described that the systems model defines materiel, fighting power, and functional capabilities.…”

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Conceptual model for capability planning in a military context – A systems thinking approach

Koivisto

Ritala

Vilkko

2022

Systems Engineering

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During recent decades, planning defense systems have evolved into capability-based planning (CBP) processes. This paper seeks to answer two questions: firstly, how to express a complex, real-world capability requirement; and secondly, how to assess if a system with interacting elements fulfills this requirement. We propose that both a capability need and the solution fulfilling it are expressed with a consistent set of models in a traceable manner. The models integrate current capability models, specific to planning level and capability viewpoint, with systems thinking approach. Our conceptual model defines the defense system in its environment, our data model defines and organizes the CBP terms, and our class diagram defines the CBP planning elements. We illustrate the approach by giving an example of capability parametrization and compare it both with the DODAF capability view and with the generic CBP process. Our data model describes how capabilities are degraded in action and extends the approach toward capability dynamics. The quantitative capability definition aims to support efforts to solve for real world interacting subsystems that combined implement the required capability.

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“…143Sagduyu et al[19] is an initial attempt to apply CCMM144 to military wireless communications R&D. For this sur-145 vey, we shall apply capability viewpoints with emphasis 146 on left-hand side viewpoints in Figure 1. The idea is to 147 map our source data to the structure of the design artifacts 148 of military capability viewpoints.…”

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A Systematic Literature Review: Is Military Cognitive Radio System on the Brink of the “Valley of Death”?

Tuukkanen

Yrjölä

Matinmikko-Blue

2021

IEEE Aerosp. Electron. Syst. Mag.

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Cognitive radio (CR) was coined to address evolving user needs two decades ago. Since then, it also has been considered a way to mitigate perceived spectrum scarcity in various application areas. In this article, the status of military CR research is assessed through a systematic literature review of 193 articles, from 2013 to 2020, using IEEE thematic topics, technology readiness levels, as well as comprehensive capability meta-model as analytical frameworks. The annual distribution of military CR research indicates continuing interest. The military CR research seems to be prolific on topics like waveform design and security, not forgetting a steady interest in CR networking topics. Significantly low numbers of papers address applications, services, and standardization. In general, military CR research seemed sporadic and scattered. Our data suggest that a transition from individual techniques, component-level subsystem research in the direction of systems engineering approach, and system-level studies has not yet happened, and the overall TRLs remain low. The absence of publicly articulated comprehensive treatment of the notion of military cognitive radio system is graphic and has led to disjointed, scattered research at the subsystem level.

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Comprehensive capability meta model tested by a cognitive radio

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

Assessment of cognitive radio networks through military capability development viewpoint

Assessment of cognitive radio networks through military capability development viewpoint

Conceptual model for capability planning in a military context – A systems thinking approach

A Systematic Literature Review: Is Military Cognitive Radio System on the Brink of the “Valley of Death”?

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