Abstract
The naval combat management system conducts a comprehensive analysis of obtained information and integrates it with on-board sensors, weapons, and other equipment. Furthermore, it automatically performs all processes such as engagement plans, weapon assignments, and target detection using already pre-deployed database information. Thus, it is important to manage moving objects from many different kinds of sensors. In this paper, we will introduce the Moving-Object management method of combat systems using the In Moving Object DBMS. This is based on the main memory database technology provided by the high speed transaction processing performance.
Highlights
The naval combat management system conducts a comprehensive analysis of obtained information and integrates it with on-board sensors, weapons, and other equipment
This paper will propose a method for the moving object database used by the target fusion of combat management systems
The key difference is that with the memory database system (MMDB), the primary copy lives permanently in the memory. This is because data can be accessed directly through the memory, MMDBs can provide fast response times and transaction throughputs, when compared to DRDBs This is especially important for realtime applications where transactions have to be completed by their specified deadlines
Summary
The naval combat management system conducts a comprehensive analysis of obtained information and integrates it with on-board sensors, weapons, and other equipment. It automatically performs all processes such as engagement plans, weapon assignments, and target detection using already pre-deployed database information.
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