Terrain-Based Modelling and Optimization of Groups Movement Using Group Patterns
Journal Title: Computer Science and Mathematical Modelling - Year 2011, Vol 0, Issue 7
Abstract
In the paper a problem of modelling and optimization of groups of military objects after given a group pattern is considered. A multiresolution terrain-based grid network is proposed as an environment for formulation of the problem. In the paper we show how to plan the movement of objects within a group to minimize the group’s distance d j(t) from fixed the j-th group pattern in each moment t, to simultaneously realise other demands of command (for example: minimization of potential losses with achieving a location, minimization of achieving the moment of destinations, etc.). We propose a multicriteria approach for such a problem.
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Zbigniew Tarapata
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