Vehicle movement modelling possibilities for defense and crisis management

Hošková-Mayerová, Šárka; Hubáček, Martin; Bureš, Martin; Bekešienė, Svajonė

doi:10.1201/9781315210469-385

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“…These changes required the use of additional resources. Soldiers additionally had to go to the military field camp to rectify the deficiencies, soldiers were transported by vehicles that used additional fuel [11][12][13][14][15]17]. In the military field camp where the soldiers were stationed, the exercise could not be carried out because the infrastructure in the field camp was being rebuilt.…”

Section: Military Field Camp Work Methods Organization Guidelinesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Military Field Camp Installation Improvement Solutions: Lithuania Case

Bekešienė¹,

Krivcovas²

2020

Challenges to National Defence in Contemporary Geopolitical Situation

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Section: Military Field Camp Work Methods Organization Guidelinesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Military Field Camp Installation Improvement Solutions: Lithuania Case

Bekešienė¹,

Krivcovas²

2020

Challenges to National Defence in Contemporary Geopolitical Situation

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“…One of the most important measures that can help to prevent or at least mitigate the consequences of an attack is regular training of pedagogical and non-pedagogical staff and pupils or students. 95% of schools (with the exception of schools with a specific approach to children) receive theoretical training for students in possible emergency situations, but these training usually do not address the issue of violent entry or behavior of an individual (Table 6) [24]. Practical exercises are also dedicated only to the evacuation of pupils and students from the school in the case of a fire alarm, which is usually repeated once a year.…”

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Securing Schools against Terrorist Attacks

Hošková-Mayerová

Bekešienė

Beňová

2021

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The population is nowadays increasingly threatened by events that have an immediate impact on their health and lives. One of the most endangered targets are the so-called soft targets. These are such targets that are characterized by a high population concentration, and low or even no level of security against violent or even terrorist attacks. The research carried out by the authors clearly showed that one of the important and easily vulnerable soft targets are schools. This article focuses on the safety of schools and their facilities. The authors focused on finding out the safety of schools as soft targets in the Czech Republic. The security level of schools was measured at selected nursery, elementary, and secondary schools in the city of Brno. As well as technical elements, other factors contributing to the overall safety of schools were also verified. It was found that although a large number of schools have at least basic elements of security available, systemic and organizational measures are not sufficient for technical measures to be important.

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“…In particular, the effects of each parameter on vehicle trafficability, the dependencies between them and the degree to which their inaccuracy affects the outcome will be investigated. The importance of the importance of evaluation is obvious from [5][6][7][8][9].…”

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Parameters and Influences for an Evaluation System of Trafficability of Vehicles on Terrain

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PRIESNER²

2022

Challenges to National Defence in Contemporary Geopolitical Situation

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The paper deals with the investigation of parameters and influences for the system of evaluating the trafficability of vehicles through the terrain. Trafficability is one of the main aspects to ensure the movement of own troops, which falls into the main task of the Engineer troops - combat and general engineering support for all types of activities and operations of the army. Trafficability is the ability of a vehicle to move in rough terrain or on damaged roads and depends on many factors. The most used tool for determining trafficability in the Czech Army is the penetrometer. It is the PT-45 penetrometer, which is described in the Žen 2-16 Military Roads and Ways and the main evaluation criterion is the weight of the vehicle. Within the framework of international cooperation, soldiers encounter the manual FM 5-430-00-1 Design and design of roads, airports and heliports during events on the battlefield - road design, which works with a cone penetrometer and evaluates the throughput of the vehicle based on other factors such as properties of tires, ground clearance, engine power, etc. Inaccurate or incorrect evaluation leads not only to a stop the engagement of individual vehicles, but the entire convoy, which in terms of the operational task stops the manoeuvre and may lead to failure of the order. Therefore, it is important to know what parameters and influences have a fundamental influence on the system of evaluating the trafficability of vehicles, whether it would not be appropriate to add other aspects that will lead to higher accuracy of measurement, or, conversely, to exclude some. In solving this task, the authors decided to use the above-mentioned manuals and their evaluation systems. The objectives of the paper were achieved by analysis and calculations of individual parameters listed in these regulations, which affect the trafficability through the terrain, so that the degree of dependence is determined. It was found that some parameters have a major impact on trafficability and it is necessary to take into account even a slight change in these values. In contrast, other parameters are negligible as a result. These calculations confirm the suitability of updating the evaluation system for the telescopic penetrometer PT-45 to determine the trafficability of vehicles, so that it is possible to obtain more accurate results of measured values of the Czech army in the performance of tasks.

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Vehicle movement modelling possibilities for defense and crisis management

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