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http://dx.doi.org/10.9709/JKSS.2020.29.2.063

Logical Modeling of Base System Model for Tank Engagement Simulation  

Lee, Sunju (The 2nd R&D Institute, ADD(Agency for Defense Development))
Abstract
Tank, which is a representative ground weapon system, is one of the most important weapon systems in each country. For the cost-effective acquisition of a tank based on scientific analysis, the operational concept and effectiveness should be studied based on engagement simulation technology. Besides physical capabilities including maneuver and communication, logical models including decision-making of a tank commander should be developed systematically. This paper describes a method to model a tank for engagement simulation based on Base System Model(BSM), which is the standard architecture of the weapon system model in AddSIM, an integrated engagement simulation software. In particular, a method is proposed to develop logical models by hierarchical and modular approach based on human decision-making model. The proposed method applies a mathematical formalism called DEVS(Discrete EVent system Specification) formalism. It is expected that the proposed method is widely used to study the operational concept and analyze the effectiveness of tanks in the Korean military in the future.
Keywords
Tank Base System Model; Logical Modeling; DEVS; Engagement Simulation; AddSIM;
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