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High-speed Air Combat Key Networking Technology Design Of The Node

Posted on:2013-08-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:W H WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2248330395483461Subject:Computer application technology
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Nowadays to seize contention information of dominance in the field of new military changes happens in the military power lead. China has proposed the goal of winning the information warfare in the new situation in order to defend national interests and the high altitude of coordinated operations as a major breakthrough in direction. Coordinated operations with broad and narrow sense, broad coordination is synergy between the different weapons systems to accomplish a combat mission. High-speed high-altitude combat node can be integrated in the attack when the multi-channel information obtained from satellites, ground, sky, ocean, each node information sharing, planning, target data analysis to determine the flight path and tasks, collaborative combat attack. The high-speed high-altitude combat node coordinated operations, including multiple high-speed aerial combat node of the same model collaborative combat and single or multiple high-speed high-altitude combat node coordinated operations.The main work of this paper is using mobile ad hoc network technology, proposing the first token of the double cluster clustering algorithm based on the improvement of the tree structure, building a multi high-speed high-altitude combat node coordinated operations network, designing a high-speed high-altitude combat node MANET nodes join and exit strategy. This work is conducive to high-speed high-altitude combat node mobile ad hoc network stability, and finally verified by simulation for the coordinated operations of high-speed high-altitude combat node explore research, and prove the feasibility of the design of this article. Specifically includes:(1) Based on tree structure,improve the first token of the double cluster clustering algorithm.Based on the collaborative operational thinking, high-speed high-altitude combat characteristics of the node itself (one-time attack, combat missions as well as the data link transmission bandwidth is limited), stability and ease of management as the main indicator, in contrast to existing mainstream clustering algorithm based on election of cluster head when taking into account the operational node and operational intent as well as its own property, and design collaboration to combat the priority, the central node of a tree structure to improve the double cluster first token clustering algorithm, the algorithm for high-speed aerial combat node is divided into three types of node-at-height and low-level node, set up a three tree mobile ad hoc network topology structure.(2) Design a high-speed high-altitude combat node MANET nodes join and exit strategy. We consider different set of factors that impact on the order of node exit, the introduction of the normal exit and exit exception handling mechanism to avoid network nodes join the exit dramatic changes maintain network stability, contribute to the implementation of coordinated operations strategy.(3) Through simulation tests we verify that our work about ad hoc networks are stable for the high-speed high-altitude combat node mobile and beneficial to improve collaborative operational performance; sub-clusters before and after first number of the changes by comparing the node to join and exit, prove the feasibility of the design of this article.With the increasingly wide range of applications of mobile ad hoc networks theory in the military, foreign developed a lot of coordinated operations products, some of them have entered the application stage, domestic In the high-speed high-altitude combat node coordinated operations started later than abroad, is still in the initial stage. This work provides little contribution to promote development in this field.
Keywords/Search Tags:Mobile Ad Hoc Networks, Collaborative Combat, High-speedHigh-altitude Combat Node, Clustering Algorithm
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