A New Generation Framework for Visual Combat Command System Based on Emergency Map

With the increasing requirements for power supply systems and the continuous improvement of emergency rescue command center system construction, the requirements for early warning emergency systems are constantly increasing. Improve strategic planning, decision-making, and operational command capabilities using charts, maps, and other visualization tools. Use map tools to provide the emergency command center with comprehensive on-site intelligence, quickly analyze terrain, disaster conditions, and the location of available resources, and conduct combat planning and on-site deployment. Based on the Geographic Information System (GIS) and related technologies, resource location and target information are visualized to optimize emergency resource scheduling and combat decisions. The location, movement trajectory and working status of combat units and command nodes are displayed through charts and maps, the visualization of command links and information exchange is established, and the efficiency of combat command is improved. The expansion of map combat capabilities combines advanced information technology with strategic needs and continuously explores and innovates new methods and tools to improve command decision-making efficiency, optimize combat effectiveness and ensure combat safety.

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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ddp64453.2024.00043
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Simulation and Modeling Applications
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A New Generation Framework for Visual Combat Command System Based on Emergency Map

Buchao Wang, Yitian Liu, Ming Ni, Huan Liu et al.
Simulation and Modeling Applications
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A New Generation Framework for Visual Combat Command System Based on Emergency Map

Buchao Wang, Yitian Liu, Ming Ni, Huan Liu, Jun Wang, Wei Zhang
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Abstract

With the increasing requirements for power supply systems and the continuous improvement of emergency rescue command center system construction, the requirements for early warning emergency systems are constantly increasing. Improve strategic planning, decision-making, and operational command capabilities using charts, maps, and other visualization tools. Use map tools to provide the emergency command center with comprehensive on-site intelligence, quickly analyze terrain, disaster conditions, and the location of available resources, and conduct combat planning and on-site deployment. Based on the Geographic Information System (GIS) and related technologies, resource location and target information are visualized to optimize emergency resource scheduling and combat decisions. The location, movement trajectory and working status of combat units and command nodes are displayed through charts and maps, the visualization of command links and information exchange is established, and the efficiency of combat command is improved. The expansion of map combat capabilities combines advanced information technology with strategic needs and continuously explores and innovates new methods and tools to improve command decision-making efficiency, optimize combat effectiveness and ensure combat safety.

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