An autonomous firing decision-making method for companion artillery company

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of modeling and simulation, This paper presents a decision method of autonomous firing of companion artillery company which is suitable for 'man is not in the loop'combat simulation, the method comprises the steps of judging the received enemy information, The method comprises the following steps of: judging shooting conditions, sorting targets to be shot, judging direct aim shooting and issuing instructions, determining shooting tasks (interviews), determining damage indexes, determining permissible shooting duration, sorting bomb types, determining bomb types and ammunition consumption, determining firing speed, issuing shooting instructions, and the like. The invention is a military simulation technology, which basically conforms to the general operational use principle and flow of the companion artillery company. The method model decided is simple in calculation and easy to be programmed, and has good application prospect in the operational simulation, especially in the large-scale operational simulation.

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Benefits of technology

This technology helps create an effective way that allows military forces around them to make decisions without relying on human judgment or subjective judgments about their opponents' actions. Its technical effect lies within its ability to accurately simulate complex situations with realistic data from past experiences.

Problems solved by technology

This patents discusses how current methods for training soldiers against attacks have limitations due to their dependence upon predetermined scenes during executions. These techniques require repetitive action over multiple locations before being able to determine whether they will hit targets effectively without relying solely on individual choices made about them. Additionally, these systems cannot predict future events accurately enough when faced at real world conditions where there may exist threatening factors such as gunfire.

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