Abstract
The Ministry of National Defense of South Korea is currently acquiring various surveillance and reconnaissance assets to improve its independent surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities. With the deployment of new strategic and tactical surveillance and reconnaissance assets, the amount of information collected will increase significantly, and military intelligence capable of handling greater complexity will be needed to process such information. As a consequence, it will no longer be possible to handle the increased workload through a manual analysis conducted by intelligence analysists. Further, the number of intelligence analysists is expected to decrease in the near future owing to a reduction in the total number of troops, thereby exacerbating the need to apply artificial intelligence technology to process military intelligence tasks more quickly and accurately. In this study, a method is introduced for determining the ways to prioritize the AI technology domains applied to military intelligence. Consequently, among the five stages used, the processing stage has the highest priority. The application of AI technology to all the stages of information circulation may be ideal. Nevertheless, among various military intelligence domains, the one that affords the highest effectiveness of such an application should be prioritized. This is owing to resource and defense budget limitations.
Highlights
The Ministry of National Defense (MND) of South Korea is striving to acquire various surveillance weapon systems, such as military satellites, high/medium-altitude unmanned aerial vehicles, and drones, to improve real-time battlefield-situation awareness
The processing stage was located in the first quadrant of the requirement difficulty graph depicted in Figure 3, with Rprocessing allocated
We suggested a method of determining the priority regarding on which domain of military intelligence areas should be applied by the artificial intelligence (AI) technology
Summary
The Ministry of National Defense (MND) of South Korea is striving to acquire various surveillance weapon systems, such as military satellites, high/medium-altitude unmanned aerial vehicles, and drones, to improve real-time battlefield-situation awareness. As new strategic and tactical surveillance assets are being deployed, the amount of information collected will significantly increase, and the military intelligence required to deal with them will become complicated. The need to apply the artificial intelligence (AI) technology to conduct quick and accurate military intelligence work will be increased [2]. Military intelligence services comprise the following five stages of information circulation: planning, collection, processing, analysis, and dissemination [3].
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