Distributed Networked Warfare - Foundation of Network-Centric Warfare

Author: Jeff Kass (USA)
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: After the U.S. Navy proposed the concept of "Network-Centric Warfare (NCW)," "distributed networked operations" gradually became a research hotspot in the global military theory community. Starting from the basic concepts and background of distributed networked operations, this book describes how to define the formality of environmental complexity and the requirements for fully leveraging the advantages of distributed networked operations in complex environments. The author then defines the model of distributed networked operations through rigorous mathematical derivation, analyzes the characteristics of networked forces, evaluates the effectiveness of networked operations, and proposes a weapon development and research process with a cyclic feedback mechanism, which holds high theoretical and practical value. The book is primarily aimed at military experts and commanders, researchers and developers of military information systems, as well as a broad audience of military theory enthusiasts.