Data Link Communications in Tactical Air Command and Control Systems

Golliday, Jr. C.

doi:10.1109/jsac.1985.1146251

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“…We use z ∈ {0, 1} nm to denote this allocation decision, where zij ∈ {0, 1} denotes whether agent i shall broadcast its data on object j. 5 An allocation decision z, together with the agents' data d induces an outcome x(z, d) ∈ D nm , where xij(z, d) ∈ D is the data broadcast by agent i about object j, and where ε denotes no data:…”

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“…4 The implementation has been packaged for use by external research collaborators and is available to researchers at the Naval Postgraduate School (for more details see [9]). 5 Note that we actually need a schedule of communication and not just an allocation. This detail, however, is not important for the mechanism design, so we stick with z.…”

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“…To copy otherwise, to republish, to post on servers or to redistribute to lists, requires prior specific permission and/or a fee. formation link (TADIL) [5]. However, the bandwidth in these tactical data networks is a very scarce resource and the mission outcome can be significantly affected by decisions made in real-time about what data to share.…”

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Handling interdependent values in an auction mechanism for bandwidth allocation in tactical data networks

Klein

Moreno

Parkes

et al. 2008

Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Economics of Networked Systems

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We consider a tactical data network with limited bandwidth, in which each agent is tracking objects and may have value for receiving data from other agents. The agents are selfinterested and would prefer to receive data than share data. Each agent has private information about the quality of its data and can misreport this quality and degrade or otherwise decline to share its data. The problem is one of interdependent value mechanism design because the value to one agent for the broadcast of data on an object depends on the quality of the data, which is privately known to the sender. A recent two-stage mechanism due to Mezzetti (2004) can be modified to our setting. Our mechanism achieves efficient bandwidth allocation and provides incentive compatibility by conditioning payments on the realized value for data shared between agents.

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Handling interdependent values in an auction mechanism for bandwidth allocation in tactical data networks

Klein

Moreno

Parkes

et al. 2008

Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Economics of Networked Systems

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“…To study the feasibility of mechanism design in a realistic but controlled setting, we developed a robust emulation of the core part of a tactical data network, based loosely on the currently deployed Navy LINK-11 tactical network [10]. The scarce resource in LINK-11 is network bandwidth.…”

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Mechanism design for sensor fusion

Wallnau

Klein

Plakosh

2008

Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Ultra-Large-Scale Software-Intensive Systems

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Economic mechanisms, such as markets and auctions, offer a design language and mathematical concepts that might prove to be effective in addressing human incentives as first-class elements in the design of ultra large-scale systems. To study this possibility at realistic but controllable scale, we developed an emulation of a combat system tactical data network, and developed a variant of the Vickrey-Clarke-Groves mechanism to allocate network bandwidth for radar sensor fusion. The overall conclusion of the study is that economic mechanisms are a feasible and interesting alternative to traditional systems approaches to resource allocation in systems that are highly dynamic, and that involve many actors engaged in varying activities, and having varying and possibly competing, goals.

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“…네트워크 중심전에서 전술데이터링크(TDL : Tactical Data Link)는 실시간 전술 정보 분배 및 지휘 통제 능력 확보를 위한 핵심적인 체계로 인식되고 있 기 때문에 선진국에서는 전술데이터링크를 지속적으 로 개발 및 운용하고 있다 [2] .…”

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The Multi-Net Performance Evaluation of Link-16 in the L-Band Sharing with Radars

Choi¹,

Yu²,

Lim³

et al. 2016

The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Informati

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As the trend of future war has been changed to network centric warfare, tactical data link should be needed for fast and accurate situation awareness. Nowadays, Korean air force conducts military operations by using aircrafts equipped with Link-16. The Link-16 can conduct multiple mission at the same time because it supports multi-net capability. Due to lack of frequency resource, the way to share the frequency with other systems has been studied and using L band with radar is considered as one of the candidates bands. However, the data link can be affected by the interference from radars when it shares the L-band because the L-band in Korea is already assigned to long-range detection radars. In this paper, we evaluate operational possibilities of tactical data link in the L-band based on Link-16.

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Data Link Communications in Tactical Air Command and Control Systems

Cited by 14 publications

References 4 publications

Handling interdependent values in an auction mechanism for bandwidth allocation in tactical data networks

Handling interdependent values in an auction mechanism for bandwidth allocation in tactical data networks

Mechanism design for sensor fusion

The Multi-Net Performance Evaluation of Link-16 in the L-Band Sharing with Radars

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