Research on resilience measurement and optimization of networked command information system

In order to improve the ability of networked command information system to actively absorb disturbances, adapt to adjust and recover and regenerate after encountering risks, this study proposes a novel solution from the perspective of resilience measurement and optimization of functional chain logical relationship on the basis of system function decoupling. First of all, the networked command information system operational pattern and network characteristics are summarized, and the system resilience is analyzed, including the resilience elements (robustness element, recovery element, and responsiveness element) and motives, and the resilience process. Then, the system resilience was measured, and the resilience measurement results were generated based on the analysis of the factors affecting the resilience measurement. Finally, based on the resilience measurement results, system resilience optimization based on node backup, based on structural design, and based on node restoration are carried out, respectively. Through this study, some meaningful conclusions are obtained, which are conducive to guiding the operation and maintenance management of networked command information system.

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Reliability Engineering & System Safety
Published
2025-03-26
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ress.2025.111048
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7
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Infrastructure Resilience and Vulnerability Analysis
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6.67

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Research on resilience measurement and optimization of networked command information system

Lujun Wan, Yongzhuang Zhang, Yun Zhong, Jieyong Zhang
7 citations
Reliability Engineering & System Safety
Infrastructure Resilience and Vulnerability Analysis
6.67
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Research on resilience measurement and optimization of networked command information system

Lujun Wan, Yongzhuang Zhang, Yun Zhong, Jieyong Zhang
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7 citations

Abstract

In order to improve the ability of networked command information system to actively absorb disturbances, adapt to adjust and recover and regenerate after encountering risks, this study proposes a novel solution from the perspective of resilience measurement and optimization of functional chain logical relationship on the basis of system function decoupling. First of all, the networked command information system operational pattern and network characteristics are summarized, and the system resilience is analyzed, including the resilience elements (robustness element, recovery element, and responsiveness element) and motives, and the resilience process. Then, the system resilience was measured, and the resilience measurement results were generated based on the analysis of the factors affecting the resilience measurement. Finally, based on the resilience measurement results, system resilience optimization based on node backup, based on structural design, and based on node restoration are carried out, respectively. Through this study, some meaningful conclusions are obtained, which are conducive to guiding the operation and maintenance management of networked command information system.

Reliability Engineering & System SafetyVol. 261
Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi Province
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Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Infrastructure Resilience and Vulnerability Analysis
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