Research on Self-Adaptive Method of Collaborative Mode Between Operational Organizations

Reliability of the collaboration among military organizations is the key to success or failure of joint operations. However, the battlefield environment is changing rapidly, and the collaborative mode between organizations is easily affected by the changes. Therefore, a flexible collaborative mechan...

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Published in:IEEE access 2019, Vol.7, p.155075-155087
Main Authors: Deng, Qiaoyu, He, Ming, Li, Ruiyang, Wang, Zhongwei
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Adaptation models
Analytical models
Battlefields
capability evaluation index system
Collaboration
Context modeling
context-aware model
cooperative mode adaptation
Indexes
Joint operations
Organizations
System effectiveness
Systems analysis
Task analysis
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Summary:Reliability of the collaboration among military organizations is the key to success or failure of joint operations. However, the battlefield environment is changing rapidly, and the collaborative mode between organizations is easily affected by the changes. Therefore, a flexible collaborative mechanism for adjustment must be proposed, and it requires higher flexibility and autonomy of collaborative organizations. In order to pursue a better collaboration and then accomplish the common mission, this paper firstly establishes a context-aware model based on ontology and event calculus, which is used for the perception and reasoning analysis of changes; secondly, designs two evaluation index systems respectively for operational organizations' overall effectiveness and capability of operational activities; lastly, combines the former models and proposes an adaptive collaborative method. The method evaluates the operational capability of an organization, compares it with a given threshold, and then adopts the solution of activity replacement or organization replacement to update the collaborative mode.
ISSN:2169-3536
2169-3536
DOI:10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2948981