Mathematical model and algorithm of operation scheduling for monitoring situation in local waters
A multiple-model approach to description and investigation of control processes in regional maritime security system is presented. The processes considered in this paper were qualified as control processes of computing operations providing monitoring of the situation adding in the local water area a...
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doaj-124d8aec36b04c7e8ff8828c03778bc72021-02-02T00:27:21ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2017-01-011130201210.1051/matecconf/201711302012matecconf_er2017_02012Mathematical model and algorithm of operation scheduling for monitoring situation in local watersSokolov Boris0Palitsyn Vladimir1Nazarov Dmitriy2St. Petersburg Institute for Informatics and Automation of the Russian Academy of SciencesSt. Petersburg State University of Aerospace InstrumentationSt. Petersburg Institute for Informatics and Automation of the Russian Academy of SciencesA multiple-model approach to description and investigation of control processes in regional maritime security system is presented. The processes considered in this paper were qualified as control processes of computing operations providing monitoring of the situation adding in the local water area and connected to relocation of different ships classes (further the active mobile objects (AMO)). Previously developed concept of active moving object (AMO) is used. The models describe operation of AMO automated monitoring and control system (AMCS) elements as well as their interaction with objects-in-service that are sources or recipients of information being processed. The unified description of various control processes allows synthesizing simultaneously both technical and functional structures of AMO AMCS. The algorithm for solving the scheduling problem is described in terms of the classical theory of optimal automatic control.https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201711302012 |
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Sokolov Boris Palitsyn Vladimir Nazarov Dmitriy Mathematical model and algorithm of operation scheduling for monitoring situation in local waters MATEC Web of Conferences |
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Mathematical model and algorithm of operation scheduling for monitoring situation in local waters |
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Mathematical model and algorithm of operation scheduling for monitoring situation in local waters |
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Mathematical model and algorithm of operation scheduling for monitoring situation in local waters |
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Mathematical model and algorithm of operation scheduling for monitoring situation in local waters |
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mathematical model and algorithm of operation scheduling for monitoring situation in local waters |
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A multiple-model approach to description and investigation of control processes in regional maritime security system is presented. The processes considered in this paper were qualified as control processes of computing operations providing monitoring of the situation adding in the local water area and connected to relocation of different ships classes (further the active mobile objects (AMO)). Previously developed concept of active moving object (AMO) is used. The models describe operation of AMO automated monitoring and control system (AMCS) elements as well as their interaction with objects-in-service that are sources or recipients of information being processed. The unified description of various control processes allows synthesizing simultaneously both technical and functional structures of AMO AMCS. The algorithm for solving the scheduling problem is described in terms of the classical theory of optimal automatic control. |
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