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The Push Framework for UMPC Tactical Data Link(TDL) Based on The Legacy Radio  

Sim, Dong-Sub (Joint Air Ground Operation School of ROKAF)
Shin, Ung-Hee (Operation Information and Communications Wing of AFOC)
Kim, Ki-Hyung (Ajou University)
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Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and Technology / v.13, no.3, 2010 , pp. 397-404 More about this Journal
Abstract
Recently, there is on-going research about tactical data link system based on the legacy radio. Tactical data link based on legacy radio is operated mostly in narrow bandwidth under 25khz. Communicating traffics in nodes participated at network need to be minimized for distributing tactical data in narrow bandwidth. In addition, the data distributing structure is necessary for distributing tactical informations such as a situation awareness and so on to war fighters. However, conventional server-client system wastes a lot of time to obtain information for war fighters as user uses pull system to gather necessary information by seeking it one by one. Especially, the fighter pilot is supposed to dedicate into a situation awareness and fight mission in every seconds but seeking information of a user terminal while aircraft maneuvering affects as obstacle to concentrate engaging hostiles. therefore, push technology, the tactical data distributing system, is necessary for war fighters to receive fixed tactical data automatically without putting attention to it. This paper propose the UMPC tactical data link push framework. the UMPC tactical data link is a tactical data link system based on the legacy radio. Proposed push framework is verified by composing experiment environment and testing.
Keywords
Ultra Mobile Personal Computer(UMPC); Tactical Air Control Party (TACP); Air Support Operation Center(ASOC); Closed Air Support; Push Framework; Network Centric Warfare(NCW);
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