Model Design of Weapon Target Assignment System Based on Multi-Mode Fusion

Abstract

Target assignment is the core part in the command and control process, and the optimization of the allocation mode is of great significance for improving the air defense and anti-missile combat capability. In order to improve the robustness, applicability, game antagonism and other combat performance of air defense and anti-missile target allocation, so as to cope with the current complex and changeable battlefield environment, this paper proposes the target allocation architecture establishment of multi-mode fusion, and adaptively improve the commercial order-type service mode. The improvement of three kinds of dispatching models, that are “dispatching order” “grabbing order” and “dispatching- grabbing order fusion”, are defined as military models. By using the US department of defense architecture framework (DoDAF) to establish a new target allocation architecture of “other allocation” “self-allocation”and “combination of other allocation and self-allocation”. With the introduction of Perti net model, the reachable map of Petri net model is constructed and analyzed. Through the simulation experiment platform, the complex combat scenario is constructed to verify the feasibility of the distribution strategy mechanism. The results show that each of the three strategies has its own advantages. The multi-strategy combination designed in this paper has greater advantages than the traditional single strategy in matching time, success rate and utility value.

Keywords

• |weapon target assignment|us department of defense architecture framework|petri net|other allocation|self-allocation|command and control|model design