Ground Visibility Analyses, Algorithms and Performance

Kristalova, Dana; Neumann, Vlastimil; Žáková, Pavla; Konecky, Stepan; Kralicek, Jiri; Foltin, Pavel; Kutěj, Libor; Zezula, Jan; Ščurek, Radomír

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-98260-7_4

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

2022

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-98260-7_4

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Ground Visibility Analyses, Algorithms and Performance

Dana Kristalova

Vlastimil Neumann

Pavla Žáková

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Evaluation of the effectiveness of a firing battery in self-defense and protection in the area of firing positions using constructive simulation

Havlík,

Šustr,

Ivan

et al. 2024

Journal of Defense Modeling & Simulation

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The paper describes the results of an experiment based on the use of constructive simulation in the MASA SWORD environment to verify the ability of an artillery firing battery to provide self-defense and protection in the firing position area and to perform the firing task when different types of adversary attack the firing position area. The objective of the experiment is to verify the ability of the artillery battery to survive within the Artillery Reserved Areas/Artillery Maneuver Areas (ARA/AMA) while performing combat tasks and the necessity of allocating additional resources (equipment, personnel, material) to protect and defend the firing position area and the artillery firing unit assets operating within it. The experiment results are the initial basis for follow-on simulations that will assess the impact on the ability to accomplish an artillery battery operation’s planned and unplanned joint fire support tasks.

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Evaluation of the effectiveness of a firing battery in self-defense and protection in the area of firing positions using constructive simulation

Havlík,

Šustr,

Ivan

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Journal of Defense Modeling & Simulation

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Evaluation of the effectiveness of a firing battery in self-defense and protection in the area of firing positions using constructive simulation

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